What do you do when you go to your boss's beach house for the weekend and find that your boss is already there ... but he's dead? You spend the weekend creating the illusion that he's alive, of course!

A widow with three sons and a widower with a daughter elope and then must deal with the antagonism of their children and even their dogs.

We find Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda four years after the series ended.

Eight classics from Hal Roach Studios:

Jack Stanton is a virtually unknown Southern governor on a quest for the White House with his strong, savvy and equally ambitious wife, Susan. Running against the odds, the Stantons need all the help they can get from their extremely colorful political team. Together, they take off on a hilarious, heart-wrenching and ultimately history-making roller coaster ride to the top.

W.C. Fields stars in three comedy films. In the first he portrays "The Golf Specialist" giving a lesson to a house detective's flirtatious wife. In "The Dentist" he portrays a dentist who faces unusual and comic patients. In "The Fatal Glass of Beer" he portrays a trapper in the great northwest who tells a wild tale about his son being lured by the temptation of the big city. Includes the famous "Ain't fit for man nor beast" routine.

Disc 1, side A: Martin & Lewis; side B: Burns & Allen

In this darkly comedic drama, two couples reunite over two incendiary evenings where anything can happen. Grace and Carlo are a newly married New York couple who visit their old friends Sharyl and Joel in their huge Midwestern home. Despite their wealth, the hosts are in a bitterly destructive marriage. A few years later, the couples reunite in New York, only to find tables turned.

Seven comedies, including four restored from turn of the century Italy and France, a recently-discovered nitrate negative of Charlie Chaplin's first appearance in his tramp attire, a frenetic Mack Sennett gag fest replete with tin lizzies, and The pest (1922), starring a pre-Hardy Stan Laurel.