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I Love Dick!

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Synopsis

Brian Pelletier's and Tony Jerris' I Love Dick! is a hilarious retro sitcom about a young gay couple, Dick and Mickey, in 1950s West Hollywood. The series follows them as they try to find their way in the world that does not accept them. They decide to live together and rent an apartment from Edie (Sarah Gaboury) and Fran (Patricia Vittello) who turn out to be lesbians. Mayhem ensues as Mickey starts to climb to the top of his career as an actor amd Dick struggles to cope with the lonely nights with Mickey away. (You know what they say about lonely dicks...)

The short episodes of this campy, fun series were shot in just two days. The episodes are in black and white and feature laughter like they were shot in front of a live audience - like the old situation comedies were. With wit and charm to spare, I Love Dick is a find!

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DVD-R : $9.99

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Region Code: 1
UPC: 807839005585

Studio : Outlicious TV

Customer Reviews

I Want More Dick!

Ted Sands wrote on 09/25/2011:

I sporadically watched some "I Love Dick" episodes on youtube, but after watching them in sequence on DVD, I have 4 words: I WANT MORE DICK! Why hasn't Logo or heretv jumped on this adorable show? I can even see it going mainstream. The writing in top-notch, and would be a great vehicle for Jane Lynch if they made Edie's character older. So happy I purchased this gem of a series.

A Retro Sitcom

Amos Lassen wrote on 07/31/2011:

“I Love Dick” is a retro sitcom by Brian Pelletier and Tony Jerris. It is a very funny look at a young gay couple, Dick (Michael Ciriaco) and Mickey (Jeremy Lucas) and is set in the 1950’s (even I can’t remember the 50’s) in West Hollywood. In the 50’s gay people were not out and had to struggle to try to fit into a world that did not want us around. The guys movie in together and rent an apartment from Edie (Sarah Gabor) and Fran (Patricia Vitally), two lesbians. Mickey is very successful in his career as an actor and quickly climbs the ladder to success leaving Dick to be lonely at night when Mickey is away.

We all know what happens when loneliness sets in and that is what the twelve episodes are about. There is nothing modern here—the series is in black and white and very low budget but it is also lots of fun and is loaded with charm, humor and wit.