The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Music Video

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the show’s finale, we’re taking a look back at the best of 3rd Rock from the Sun with a special focus on the music video.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Music Video

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Music Video is a compilation of rock songs that appeared in the American television sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun. The show ran for six seasons on NBC, from 1996 to 2001.

The video was released in 2002, and includes fourteen songs that were featured in the show. These include tracks by artists such as The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The video also features a number of other well-known songs, such as “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor and “We Are the Champions” by Queen.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Music Video was produced by Rhino Records, and released on both DVD and VHS.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Cast

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Cast is a video release by NBC Home Video, containing selected episodes from the American sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun. The episodes (along with accompanying commentary by series creator/ executive producer Bonnie Turner, executive producer/ show runner Jeffrey Abrams and cast members Joseph Gordon-Levitt, John Lithgow, Jane Curtin and Kristin Johnston) were chosen by series creator Bonnie Turner.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Crew

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Crew is a music video that celebrates the cast and crew of the hit sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun. The video features clips from the show set to music, as well as interviews with the cast and crew.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Locations

Third Rock from the Sun was a much-loved American sitcom that ran for six seasons from 1996-2001. The show was set in the fictional town of Rutherford, Ohio, and starred an ensemble cast including John Lithgow, Jane Curtin, and French Stewart.

Although the show was mostly filmed on a soundstage in Los Angeles, there are several real-life locations that fans of the show will recognize. Read on to find out more about some of these 3rd Rock from the Sun filming locations!

The Petries’ House:
The house used for exterior shots of the Petries’ home is located at 4222 Geneva Avenue in Los Angeles. The interiors of the house were shot on a soundstage.

The Solomons’ Store:
The store where Dick works (and where Sally unsuccessfully tries to get a job) is located at 4th and Main Streets in downtown Los Angeles.

Harry’s Hardware:
Harry’s Hardware is actually a restaurant called Philippe The Original, located at 1001 N Alameda Street in Los Angeles. It’s famous for its “French Dipped Sandwiches” – maybe Harry should have sold those instead of hammers!

Rutherford High School:
Rutherford High School is actually Pasadena High School, located at 2925 E Sierra Madre Blvd in Pasadena, California. Some exteriors and interiors were filmed there, including the scene where Tommy gets his driver’s license.

3rd Rock from the Sun was clearly created with love – and attention to detail! By filming in actual locations around Los Angeles, the show added another level of realism to its already relatable storylines. If you’re ever in LA, be sure to check out some of these iconic 3rd Rock from the Sun filming locations!

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Costumes

3rd Rock from the Sun was an American sitcom that aired from 1996 to 2001 on NBC. The show is about four aliens who are on a mission to observe and study human life on Earth. The main characters are played by John Lithgow, Jane Curtin, French Stewart, and Kristen Johnston.

One of the things that made 3rd Rock from the Sun so popular was the humor. The show was often very silly, and the aliens would often wear wacky costumes. This video is a compilation of some of the best moments from the show, including the time when the aliens went to a costume party dressed as humans.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Makeup

3rd Rock from the Sun was one of the most popular sitcoms of the 1990s, and part of its appeal was the wonderful cast of characters. In this clip, we take a look at the make-up department, and how they helped to bring these characters to life.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Props

This video is a compilation of some of the best comedic moments from the hit 90s sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun. The Props department did an amazing job finding or creating just the right thing for each scene. Here are some of the highlights:

-The giant inflatable earth in the living room
-The aliens’ goofy human disguises
-The huge “time bombs”
-Tommy’s baby talk translator
-The “lightning shield”
-Donnatella’s accent corrector

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Sets

The set for the music video was inspired by a real-life bar in New York City called The Slipper Room.

The walls are painted red, the floor is black and white checkered, and there are photos of classic Hollywood actors and actresses hanging on the walls.

In the center of the room is a large chandelier, and there is a stage at one end of the room where the band performed.

The music video was shot in one day, and the camera crew had to be very careful not to show any of the bar’s other patrons in the background.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Filming

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Filming is a music video that was released on July 14, 1996. The video features clips from the first three seasons of the show, set to the song “3rd Rock from the Sun” by Joe Walsh.

The video was directed by Jeff Melman, and produced by Lorne Michaels and Joann Alfano. It was edited by Tom Costain.

The Best of 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Release

On September 25th, 1996, 3rd Rock from the Sun: The Music Video was released on VHS and DVD. The video features all of the show’s best musical moments, including the Enterprise rap, the “Big Bang” song, the “Rock Around the Clock” number, and more.