Dr Katz Professional Therapist Complete S01-S06 & Specials, Audio...
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Repacked to fix subtitles (fully corrected and synced now) and remove padding files, disregard other earlier versions.
Complete series of Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist (1995) in 480p HEVC/x265 192k AAC MKVs. All episodes of every season as well as all DVD special features are included, including audio commentary where available (includes nearly all entries from the TVDB, and is in TVDB format for easy integration to media servers). I was not able to find any information on or track down all of the "Short Attention Span" theater specials as listed in the TVDB, though some of these are presumably specials included on the DVD under other names, and I have included one not found on the DVD edited from a VHS tape on Archive.org.
Due to the limitations of digital animation at the time, the show originally aired both pillarboxed and letterboxed. Each episode has been ripped from DVD source, deinterlaced, then had these black bars cropped and then AI upscaled to reach 480p. This letterboxing/pillarboxing was not always uniform, so the files will have various resolutions which may seem odd, but this is normal.
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Complete series of Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist (1995) in 480p HEVC/x265 192k AAC MKVs. All episodes of every season as well as all DVD special features are included, including audio commentary where available (includes nearly all entries from the TVDB, and is in TVDB format for easy integration to media servers). I was not able to find any information on or track down all of the "Short Attention Span" theater specials as listed in the TVDB, though some of these are presumably specials included on the DVD under other names, and I have included one not found on the DVD edited from a VHS tape on Archive.org.
Due to the limitations of digital animation at the time, the show originally aired both pillarboxed and letterboxed. Each episode has been ripped from DVD source, deinterlaced, then had these black bars cropped and then AI upscaled to reach 480p. This letterboxing/pillarboxing was not always uniform, so the files will have various resolutions which may seem odd, but this is normal.
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