Soap DVD Review

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Soap DVD Review


Overview


"Soap," a groundbreaking TV series, debuted in Fall 1977 and quickly became a cultural phenomenon. Controversial even before its first episode aired, "Soap" navigated critiques regarding its mature themes by cleverly satirizing classic daytime soap operas. The show was so well-received that it earned 17 Emmy nominations during its four-year tenure and influenced the creation of the successful spin-off "Benson," which propelled Robert Guillaume to stardom.

Plot and Characters


Set in suburban Connecticut, "Soap" chronicles the lives of two sisters and their chaotic families. Jessica Tate, portrayed by Katherine Helmond, is a wealthy but naive elite, while Cathryn Damon plays Mary Campbell, an earnest housewife from a blue-collar background. Despite their different lifestyles, both families are embroiled in the scandalous drama typical of a soap opera.

Jessica's daughter Corrine, played by Diana Canova, finds herself in a tangled love affair involving a priest and a tennis pro. Meanwhile, Jessica and her husband Chester (Robert Mandan) maintain a comically unfaithful relationship. On the other side, Mary’s husband Burt (Richard Mulligan) battles mental health issues, her son Danny (Ted Wass) is connected to the mob, and stepson Jodie (Billy Crystal) is openly gay. The family dynamics are further complicated by the sarcastic butler Benson, adding to the show's comedic flair.

Memorable Episodes


The "Soap" DVD includes several standout episodes from its first season:

- Series Premiere: Introduces viewers to the contrasting yet intertwined lives of the Tate and Campbell families, revealing secrets and affairs.

- Episode 4: Involves a comical encounter between Jessica and Corrine at Peter’s apartment.

- Episode 25: Features a suspenseful plot where mobster Charles Lefkowitz (Sorrell Booke) pressures Danny into marriage with a chilling ultimatum.

Episode List


Below is the comprehensive list of episodes included in the Season 1 DVD:

- Episode 1: 09-13-1977
- Episode 2: 09-20-1977
- Episode 3: 09-27-1977
- Episode 4: 10-04-1977
- Episode 5: 10-04-1977
- Episode 6: 10-25-1977
- Episode 7: 11-01-1977
- Episode 8: 11-08-1977
- Episode 9: 11-15-1977
- Episode 10: 11-22-1977
- Episode 11: 11-29-1977
- Episode 12: 12-06-1977
- Episode 13: 12-13-1977
- Episode 14: 12-27-1977
- Episode 15: 01-03-1978
- Episode 16: 01-10-1978
- Episode 17: 01-17-1978
- Episode 18: 01-24-1978
- Episode 19: 02-07-1978
- Episode 20: 02-14-1978
- Episode 21: 02-21-1978
- Episode 22: 02-28-1978
- Episode 23: 03-14-1978
- Episode 24: 03-21-1978
- Episode 25: 03-28-1978

"Soap" remains a beloved classic, ingeniously blending humor and satire to create one of television's most iconic sitcoms. If you're a fan of witty and bold storytelling, this DVD set is a must-watch.

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