I was fourteen when the show began. Must have had a horrible crush on Glenn Corbett. He supplanted preteen crush, Ed "Kookie" Byrnes. My brother and I watched the show faithfully. It appealed to my alienation and it was a cut above everything else on television. In 2001, a writer by the name of Kerry Pechter wrote a great article for the New York Times about the show. The show ranks right up there with one of my other favorites, "Frank's Place" with Tim Reid. You can't get that on DVD either. Really a shame. "It's a Man's World" was great writing, casting, acting. It would be great to see it again and have a window on what moved me at 14.
Review of It's a Man's World
