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Essential Ernest

Ernest in the Army (95 min.) After joining the Army Reserves, Ernest experiences a series of comic misadventures as he battles the brass and takes command of the Army's rolling stocks.

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  • "Ernest in the Army (95 min.) After joining the Army Reserves, Ernest experiences a series of comic misadventures as he battles the brass and takes command of the Army's rolling stocks."@en
  • "Ernest's greatest hits II : Get a behind-the-scenes look at Ernest in his many roles, including the bloopers. Also featured are his many long lived routines: falling off a ladder, trying to fix a television and getting electrocuted, propping the window with an Acme window stop, and more!"@en
  • "Your world as I see it: Watch Jim Varney portray all of his various wacky characters and family members in the extravaganza featuring over 40 rare short stories. His character Ernest P. Worrell is plagued by an over-educated alter ego named Astor Clement, a narrator who tries to attempt to unlock the sociological mysteries of our time."@en
  • "Ernest in the Army: Our old buddy Ernest P. Worrell loves the big Army trucks, so he enlists in the Reserves to get a chance to drive them. Unfortunately, Ernest's unit is called up to serve overseas as part of a force looking to stop a Middle Eastern dictator. While stationed in the desert with his unit, Ernest befriends a local youth and the two set off to rescue a female reporter covering the operation, whom Ernest has a crush on."@en
  • "Ernest goes to Africa (95 min.) Misadventures in Africa are inevitable when agent 32 (Ernest P. Worrell) is accused of stealing two magnificent diamonds known as the "Eyes of Egoli.""@en
  • "Hey Vern! It's my family album: Get ready for a treat when Ernest finds his old family album. His family members star in a series of skits that are sure to entertain your whole family."@en
  • "This collection includes 6 great Ernest P. Worrell (Jimi Varney) features: Ernest goes to Africa, Ernest's greatest hits I, Ernest's greatest hits II, Ernest in the army, Hey Vern! It's my family album, and Your world as I see it."
  • "Ernest goes to Africa: Misadventures in Africa are inevitable when Agent 32 (Ernest P. Worrell) is accused of stealing two magnificent diamonds known as the "Eyes of Egoli." Your world as I see it: As seen through the eyes of Ernest's over-educated alter-ego, Astor Clement will attempt to unlock the sociological mysteries of our time. Hey, Vern! I't smy family album: A TV comedy special in which Ernest plays himself and several of his infamous relatives, plus Ernest and Vern's greatest TV commercials, each 30 seconds in length. Ernest in the army: After joining the Army Reserves, Ernest experiences a series of comic misadventures as he battles the brass and takes command of the Army's rolling stocks. Ernest's greatest hits: the very best Ernest and Vern commercials and some super bloopers."
  • "Ernest goes to Africa: Trouble always seems to find our buddy Ernest P. Worrell, with him losing his job at the gas station due to his bungled repair attempts. Looking to impress the waitress he has a crush on, Ernest comes into possession of two diamonds stolen from an African tribe. With the thieves thinking he's a secret agent, Ernest and the waitress find themselves kidnapped and taken to Africa, facing all kinds of interesting misadventures."@en
  • "Ernest's greatest hits I: Before he went to Africa, Ernest P. Worrell was a busy man. See him as he hosts a variety of commercials, hawking everything from convenience stores to newly created UHF TV outlets. Watch his public service announcements and even some of his many bloopers!"@en

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