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Cable in sentence

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Beware heavily cut versions sometimes shown on cable or satellite, running anywhere from 95 minutes to 2 hours.
I will admit my ignorance of this film's existence, until I saw it advertised on a cable outlet.
I had never seen this movie before it aired on a local cable sci-fi network.
I viewed this movie on cable.
I just saw this on cable.
A fine cast led by Randolph Scott (in probably one of his greatest performances), the always sturdy Dean Jagger, Robert Young as a surprisingly accomplished dude plus many veteran character actors: Chill Wills, Slim Summerville, John Carradine, Barton MacLane and others in an exciting Zane Grey story of the laying of the Western Union cable across country.
Ignore everyone else's comments for this movie and watch it on pay cable (like I did) or rent it.
Not having heard of this film, it came as a surprise when it was shown on cable recently.
Whenever this movie was shown on TV and finally cable I would call my friends to watch it.
It seemed a bit forced at the time, but that song has since been swapped out for a rather generic Henry Mancini music cue for subsequent home video and cable release.
Viewed this the other night on cable on-demand and thought, "this is the type of movie that might have starred Alec Guiness and Glynis Johns if it had been made in the late 50's".
In my never-ending quest to see as many quality movies as possible in my lifetime, i stumbled upon this film on cable.
We had watched this film when it first came out, but wanted to see it again when it showed on cable recently.
Although a made for cable film by HBO, it is an enjoyable movie and a fascinating look at the back-stabbing and double-dealing world of television.
I saw this movie on my local cable system under the title of 'Beyond Redemption'.
This film shows up on the premium cable channels quite often and, I find that I keep watching it over and over again.
It happened to be on cable as I was getting ready for bed at 3:30 am and even though it was late and I was tired and I had to be at work at 9:00 am, I stayed up to watch this movie that I loved as a kid.
My partner and I had never heard of this movie and decided to give it a shot picking the title from a list of movies on cable without knowing a single thing about it.
I can't explain it, but I find this movie not only funny, but so enjoyable I feel compelled to watch it over and over, or at least I did when I had cable TV.
I always felt it was a really poorly made movie, but perhaps that is because I watched it on cable.
We stumbled across this show one Sunday morning at 6:30 a.m. while flipping through all of the cable channels and this turned out to be best show on!
as a 'physically challenged' person (god, how i hate that phrase) i just happened to catch this on cable where there was absolutely nothing else to watch - overall, it was a fantastic movie.
With cable and internet, NBC cannot afford to fall flat on its face.PLEASE BRING BACK VEGAS! i remember when Homicide Life on the Street ended the way it did.
Haven't seen it in a few years for some reason these classics fade from cable TV.
This is a gem if you can find it; I had taped it off of cable when I was younger, and walking through a used video store I spotted a VHS copy that was totally overpriced, but well worth it.
I hope some cable network gets a hold of this film and allows many more to see it.
I live in Texas and I had it playing on cable...
As if sociopathic puppets weren't enough, the fact that this takes place in Canada makes it even more disturbing (btw, the government pays for this), and I think any American television viewer would demand more demented cable TV fodder like this.
FC is a better movie, but I prefer watching this one because 1) I think Scheider is great and this is his best movie, and 2) this has the best car chase EVER, one that makes Bullitt look like a cable production (thanks again to Bill Hickman, who actually plays the driver).
It's really a shame Comedy Central had the restrictions of cable television for the Stella series.
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