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Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book. Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. And last, but not least, the beautiful Whitney Blake passed away, in It's a shame that none of the cast lived long enough to see this series come to DVD. But even then I would think that there might have been some archived interviews somewhere.

Maybe there is something on "YouTube". Also Whitney Blake was the first defendant on the "Perry Mason" series. Other than Shirley Booth, I didn't have much recollection of this show. I thought it would be nice to see a comedy that I didn't know every episode, and 35 episodes for this price seemed pretty good. I was hoping I would enjoy it, but I really was surprised at how much! The show is very funny, with great dialogue and character driven gags.

For me, the key to the show is Hazel and Mr. B's George Baxter ongoing battles of who knows best. Although humorously blunt comments, and funny barbs get thrown about, the show does a tremendous job of showing their mutual admiration and care for each other.

The show always has a warm hearted feeling which is the lynch-pin. B is typically on the short end of the stick or bet , but he is not made out as a buffoon. Baxter and Harold are both good, but don't have quite as much to do. B Missy to Hazel -who has cared for her since she was 8 , does interior decorating, and is no dummy. She is, of course, beautiful. Harold can be pretty funny and is never annoying.

An obnoxious child actor can easily spoil a show. Apparently filmed in color as a promotional stunt for that one episode. No stunting the story though, Hazel was just as funny in color. I liked the shows continuity also. If the kid gets a dog, he has the same dog from then on. If a neighbor or relative shows up in an episode, they usually reappear in a later episode.

OK, Mr. B's injured hand skips around a bit. Had me curious how he really broke it. My favorite scene stealers are the Johnsons next door. An elderly couple so sheltered by their privileged upbringings that they have never learned to operate the simplest household appliance.

Naturally they always seem to be left without staff, so Hazel must come to their rescue. The joy they express at solving the complex puzzle of getting the TV plugged in is too much!

Like most shows around that time, there is a complete lack of diversity on the show, but recognizing the era, I will take issues ignored over poorly portrayed stereotypes that make me cringe. Especially when I'm looking for a little escapism in place of the news.

For the reviewer who complained of the slumber party episode, come on! It is totally explained why Hazel wants to be a part of the kid's party. She loves kids, and lost her parents at a young age, so missed her own childhood. That episode really drove home that she is part of the family, and how much she is loved by the Baxters.

There is nothing but laughs and good feelings to be had from this show. My wife started watching with me, then went back to catch the ones she missed.

My mother in-law and sister both have gotten hooked, and gush about the show too. It is a cozy, satisfying, and hilarious show. Just the cure for winding down after a long day!

See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. LOVE hazel and this is exactly what is says it is Report abuse. Love It!!!!!!!!!! I love just how un-complicated even the most complicated things are from this era It would be nice if we could get a little of that back today. Hazel runs the house but I like how she lets Mr. Baxter think he does! My favorite thing about little Harold is that he never talks, he yells all of his lines, he's always SO exicted and Dorothy, well, she's the perfect housewife who happens to have a maid and works part time as an interior designer.

Shirley Booth absolutely shines as Hazel A hidden gem to be sure! For anyone who likes good clean humor Hazel is for you! You would think that a TV show about a maid would be boring I mean what could they write about. There are many laughs and silly situations to keep you interested.

Hazel is a strong-minded fully rounded character that has a lot of heart. Her love for the family she works for is evident in every thing she does, even if she is scheming to get her way and giving her blunt opinions about everything!

The family loves her just as much as she loves them! I would recommend this show to everyone ; When is the second season comming out, I can't wait! Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations. Back to top. Get to Know Us. Make Money with Us. Amazon Payment Products. Let Us Help You. Amazon Music Stream millions of songs. Amazon Advertising Find, attract, and engage customers.

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Synopsis Hazel is an American sitcom about a live-in maid named Hazel Burke and her employers, the Baxters. The five-season, episode series aired in prime time from September 28, , to April 11, , and was produced by Screen Gems. Season 1 was broadcast in black-and-white except for one episode which was in color, and seasons 2—5 were all broadcast in color. The show was based on the single-panel comic strip of the same name by cartoonist Ted Key, which appeared in The Saturday Evening Post.