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Yes,the movie is not a piece of art but the first time I watched it I was 10 years old,my parents were out and I stayed home with my two brothers.It was May 1970(I know that because I found a note about the cycle of horror movies that one network had).It's one of the most vivid memories I have with the guys.We ended all in one bed and covered up to the head!
must say i liked rachel on the food network on $35-$40 a day but i am sorry she does not have enough life experience to make her interesting day in and day out,give me ham on the street, anthony bourdain , interesting folks,but most of all i find her annoying, she actually told a member of the studio audience to "shut up" yes in a kidding way but shut up is shut up, and who cares about her pet stories, sorry rachel you been cancelled!!!!
SHUT UP! What's worse is Ray has TWO other shows on the network!
Bottom Line: it's worth a rent if you're a genre fan, but everyone else will live a fulfilled life without ever seeing it, except maybe on network TV with convenient commercial breaks.
So months later I caught it on a movie network and sat down to watch it.
Cushing, who never looked more bored and uninterested in any role he played before, owns a giant medieval castle and apparently in Greek this means you also own the complementary archaeological ruins and an underground network of caverns.
This film deserved to be picked up right away by a major network or studio.
Having long disdained network television programming, I remember the first time I caught an episode of "Police Squad!".
It was during the show's initial network run on ABC in early 1982.
"Finally", I said to myself, "A network television program truly worth watching!!!".
The dumbing down of network news is even more of an issue now than it was in 1987.
The network prepares for big changes, and sparks will fly with all members of the studio.
When i started watching "Surface"for the first time i was hooked.It had everything i wanted in a show suspense,action,mystery,great plot,and a great cast of characters.My whole family loved to watch the show.It seems when there's a great show on TV the network usually cancels it like they seemed to do with this show.They go by the Nielson rating system which i think is stupid because there is a lot of junk that they seem to watch which the networks keep on the air.If only there was a way for everyone to vote on a show then maybe the good shows won't get canceled.When i watch TV now i only watch good shows so right now thats not watching a whole lot of TV.I hope that the network brings the show back but when they make up there mind with a dumb decision they seem to stick to it.I hope there's a lot of people out there that feel the same way.
Producers and network suits need to turn to the Travis Davis' out there for material and stop awarding deals to people simply because their resume or agent may demand they should.
I had never seen this movie before it aired on a local cable sci-fi network.
I first saw this one afternoon in the 80's on network T.V.
I taped The Morrison Murders on Lifetime Movie network and I watched The Morrison Murders on Lifetime, Lifetime Movie network and on Courttv.
I enjoy watching True stories on Lifetime, Lifetime Movie network and on Courttv.
It isn't a masterpiece, but having viewed it twice it does come across as compelling drama set in the world of network TV.
Save your money until the TV network comes out with a DVD on "Beyond the Prairie".
28th,'04) on Lifetime movie network.
Those gentlemen characters (who were played my mimes) were some of the scariest creatures the show has produced (or any network TV show I've seen).
Does it wreak of "lifetime movie network"?
Which is a great network by the way to see underground films.
Time after time, "Today Tonight" and "A Current Affair" are seen to be hiding behind the facade of journalistic professionalism, and yet they feed us nothing but tired stories about weight-loss and dodgy tradesmen, shameless network promotions and pointless celebrity puff-pieces.
I hope some network brings it back so I can see every episode.
Now, in conclusion, if some network ever brings it back, I hope that you catch it one day before it goes off the air for good.
The relationships story and through line are what makes this show, in my opinion the finest on the WB network (soon to be the CW).
The creative team that brought us Police Squad - and the Naked Gun derived from it - said in interview that they were told by their network contact that the show would be canceled, after their delivery of the first episode.
When I was younger, this movie always aired on Friday night in the summer on Channel 40 (this was the years before Fox was a network and took over the programming).
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