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Title: Good to See Again
Review: I used to watch this show in the very early 70s; liked it then and, I think, perhaps more now after viewing this box set.It's situations, such as long hair, parent-teacher conflict, adolescent angst,racial stereotyping,drugs, dating, nude musicals, were very much of the latter 60s, yet enjoyable as such. The characters are likeable, sincere, and very human: even the very even-tempered Pete Dixon occasionally get annoyed. This series was relevant to the racial integration that began in the 1960s-a phenomenen that has yet to be fully realized. But the ideals and ideas presented and even promoted in this show--tolerance, dialogue, mutual respect, and the value of education--are always relevant, and are nice to return to through watching "Room 222" again after all these years.
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