The Streets of San Francisco - CBS/Paramount Announces 'The Complete Series' Set! Coming to DVD this spring, starring Karl Malden and Michael Douglas
Posted by David Lambert	3/14/2017
The crimes are vicious. The cases are baffling. And the scenery is bracingly authentic in the gritty drama that was shot on location in The Streets of San Francisco. With over two decades of experience, grizzled veteran cop Lt. Mike Stone (Karl Malden) knows these blocks like few others. When he's partnered with book-smart newcomer Inspector Steve Keller (Michael Douglas), it might seem like the two lawmen have nothing in common. Yet they share a passion for making sure no perpetrator escapes the city limits. The thrills continue when Stone is joined by Keller's capable replacement, youthful Inspector Dan Robbins (Richard Hatch). In the 120 episodes contained in this 32 disc set collecting the complete series, come for the view, and stay for the chase. Karl Malden (Oscar-winner, "Best Supporting Actor," A Streetcar Named Desire) starred, and future Oscar-winner Michael Douglas ("Best Picture," Producer, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; "Best Actor," Wall Street) co-starred in the hit 1972 series. And when Douglas left the show for the final season, he was replaced with Richard Hatch ("Apollo" of Battlestar Galactica {1978}; "Tom Zarek" of Battlestar Galactica {2004})...who passed away from pancreatic cancer just five weeks ago today. Now CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Media Distribution are announcing a May 9th release for The Streets of San Francisco - The Complete Series on DVD. The 32-disc set includes guest stars like Dean Stockwell, Pernell Roberts, Tom Selleck, Leslie Nielsen, James Woods, Nick Nolte, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Martin Sheen, Dabney Coleman, Desi Arnaz, Jr., John Ritter, Robert Wagner, Dick Van Patten, Mark Hamill, Tom Bosley, Bill Bixby, and many more! Priced at $86.99 SRP, you'll get all 5 seasons in "shelf-friendly" packaging, shown below. It's a GREAT show, and if you didn't pick up the half-season-set DVD packs that CBS/Paramount put out between 2007 and 2012, then now's the chance to get the entire run of the program, and at a terrific price.