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Sandwiches That You Will Like (2002)

DVD Info: Year: 2002

Country: US

Runtime: ~92 Minutes (plus 22 Minutes of Extra features)

Audio: English Dolby Digital Stereo (AC3 192 kbps)

Subtitles: None

Video Format: NTSC

File Format: VIDEO_TS

Resolution: 720x480

Aspect Ratio: 4:3

DVD Format: Fullscreen

DVD Source: DVD5

DVD Distributor: Buy Book at Lowest Price on Amazon

Program: DVD Decrypter

Average Bit Rate: 3.92 Mb/sec

Size: 3.63 GB

Menus: Untouched

Video: Untouched

DVD-extras: Untouched

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Sandwiches That You Will Like is a 2002 PBS documentary by Rick Sebak of WQED. The unique sandwich offerings of cities across the United States (although excepting two from California and one from Texas, the remaining sandwiches all originate east of Marshalltown, Iowa) are shown, from those that are often found outside of their city of origin (cheesesteak from Philadelphia) to the virtually unknown (St. Paul in St. Louis).

The sandwiches showcased are:

* — George's, Italian Market (Philadelphia)

* — Peanut Butter & Co., New York City

* — Schwabl's, West Seneca, New York

* — Kelly's Revere Beach, Revere, Massachusetts

* — Philippe's, Los Angeles, California

* — Mr. Beef, Chicago

* — Taylor's Maid-Rite, Marshalltown, Iowa

* — Dalessandro's, Roxborough; Geno's and Pat's, South Philadelphia

* — Chickie's, South Philadelphia

* — C & K Barbecue, St. Louis, Missouri

* — Ferguson's, St. Louis

* — Kim Van, St. Louis

* — Huong Lan, San Jose, California; Lucy Sheets, outside My Ngoc, Pittsburgh

* — Primanti's, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

* — Isaly's, West View, Pennsylvania

* — Brown Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky

* — Red's Eats, Wiscasset, Maine

* — Domilise's, New Orleans, Louisiana

* — Central Grocery, New Orleans, Louisiana

* — Thelma's, Houston, Texas

* — Sepal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts

* — Katz's Deli, New York City

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Amazon.com wrote: About the Actor Rick Sebak makes unusual television programs. His slightly wacky documentaries celebrate various aspects of modern American life and the unexpected charms of Pittsburgh. Audiences have learned to recognize his friendly narrative style and the unusual topics that he obviously loves. He's done an hour about hot dogs and hot dog shops across the United States. Another hour on flea markets. Ninety minutes about Pittsburgh's great commercial neighborhood called the Strip. You can catch can his "Sandwiches That You Will Like" on public television or on DVD. He's put together programs about pre-Disney amusement parks, really good ice cream places, "Stuff That's Gone" in western Pennsylvania, and, in a special called "Shore Things," he documented some of the non-environmental reasons why people like to go to the beach. Rick's programs may make you want to travel. The New York Daily News has said, "Rick Sebak is not a filmmaker. He's a brainwasher. He's a brainwasher because you can't watch one of his effervescent films without having a very strong urge to follow in his footsteps and experience firsthand the places he presents so compellingly." He has put together many individual special programs that make up what is called the Pittsburgh History Series, including "North Side Story,""Kennywood Memories", A To Z," and "Things That Aren't There Anymore." After his statewide special on "Pennsylvania Diners And Other Roadside Restaurants" aired on PBS stations across the country in 1994, earning good ratings without any significant promotional campaign, Rick began making national documentaries including "An Ice Cream Show," "Great Old Amusement Parks," and "A Flea Market Documentary." He has a way of quickly capturing the essence of a place and its people. His documentary, Sandwiches That You Will Like, delighted viewers, tempted their taste buds and, in the process, convinced them to contribute to public television. PBS stations around the country often rebroadcast Rick's programs because audiences respond so favorably to the quirky blend of Americana, places and personalities. In 1990, Rick converted one of his local specials into a national program for PBS: "Our Neighbor Fred Rogers." In 2003, after the death of Mister Rogers, Rick rewrote the documentary which was reedited with new narration by Michael Keaton, and the resulting program titled "Fred Rogers: America's Favorite Neighbor" has aired on PBS stations nationwide. Before coming to WQED in Pittsburgh, Rick worked for 11 years at the South Carolina Educational Television Network in Columbia, South Carolina. His work there included the award-winning documentaries "Shag," about the official state dance of South Carolina, and "The Slightly Wacky Aussie Doco," a travelogue about Australia.

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Amazon.com also wrote: It’s America between two slices of bread! It’s a fast-cut, slightly goofy celebration of some great sandwiches at some very interesting places from Pennsylvania to California. Have a pastrami in New York City. Sample a Maid Rite "loosemeat" in Iowa, a St. Paul sandwich in St. Louis, and a chipped ham "Slammer" in Pittsburgh. How about barbecued brisket in Texas? Or Italian beef in Chicago? Try a muffuletta and several shrimp and oyster po-boys in New Orleans. And see why folks in Buffalo go for a beef-on-weck while people in Louisville love a Hot Brown. Even when much of America seems "all the same," you can still find some distinctive, delicious differences in lots of cities, and this documentary takes you to some outstanding eateries where lobster rolls are amazing, where falafel is fabulous, and where peanut-butter-and-jelly is always at the top of the menu.

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Rick Sebak

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Amazon.com further wrote: I've just finished watching this video and I am now far too hungry to write a long review. Suffice it to say that after watching this piece of screaming genius you will be mapping out a route from sandwich to sandwich all across this vast nation. These sandwich makers are the philosophers of our time. Listen, learn and digest.

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A reviewer on IMDb.com wrote: Ice cream, hot dogs, and now sandwiches. Mr. Sebak certainly knows what subjects to write about, and Sandwiches That You Will Like is yet another fun program that talks about one of the favorite foods of the US and the world. The sandwiches they profile will make even the most civilized person in the world crave and slobber uncontrollably and want to take a cross country trip to check out all the fine establishments and to try these tasty treats. And how brave it is to dive into the world of the Philly Cheesesteak where one dares to ask: Pat's or Geno's? Well done! As an encore, maybe Mr. Sebak will someday do a program about hamburgers. A 10/10.

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