Film Preservation / DVD Release Effort

Since its cancellation in 1962, I'm Dickens He's Fenster has rarely been seen on television. Despite its quality, the fact that the series only produced thirty-two episodes prevented it from becoming successful in syndication.

As this fun-laden show faded from memory, the original films moved from storage vault to storage vault, and at one point most thought the elements were lost or had been destroyed.

However, in 2006, Leonard Stern asked TV historian Jim Benson to investigate the fate of the series and see if he could track down the original elements. Happily, Jim located all of the original 35 mm fine grain films and optical tracks in a storage facility in Los Angeles.

However, rapid preservation of these original elements is vital. Film has a finite shelf life. Over time, all of the films will deteriorate and the episodes will be lost forever.

We need your support. We need to hear from you if you would like to see this comedy gem emerge from the vaults to see the light of day on DVD. If you would like to see this piece of television history preserved, the films restored, and the entire series digitally remastered for generations to come, subscribe to the I'm Dickens He's Fenster newsletter to show your support and you'll also receive updates on our progress, notification of new video clips and updated material on the website, special offers on Dickens and Fenster merchandise and more!

We thank you very much for your support!

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