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Specialty niche networks (nude sports), a TV show about stoner drug dealers called the Dealers (ala Weeds, and even predating 1978's Cheech & Chong Up In Smoke), weird beer commercials (Butz Beer, no less bizarre than Bud Bowls), dirty-minded kid's clown Koko (shades of Pee Wee Herman), even Chevy Chase doing slapstick humor (a violent barbershop vocal duo) a year before his 1975 debut on Saturday Night Live.
There were TWO, count 'em ... two, primary networks.
I have no idea of when it goes to video and if the networks are going to air it, but I am sure everyone on the film did a bang up job, and I mean everyone, including the grips and other BEHIND the scene peoples.
No wonder the the big 4 networks lose viewers to TBS, HBO, and A&E.
I spent several months scouring DVD stores and P2P networks, looking for Harry's Game, simply because I'd heard from numerous sources that it was the most authentic portrayal of the N. Irish troubles on film.
With so few decent prime-time shows on regular networks- we can't let this one go!
This is the kind of "reality" that should be on T.V. instead of the dreck the major networks are commiting financial suicide with.
Now, being that close to 80% of all TV-series in the Norwegian networks are of a foreign origin, one might assume that the remaining 20% would contain at least a certain level of quality.
Networks no longer make these sweeping miniseries.
It's a rotten shame that it's been neglected by the networks ("A Christmas Story" and "Miracle on 34th Street" are great films, but they flog them to death every Christmas).
Michael Wadleigh's Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace And Music to me, is more then just an ordinary run of the mill music documentary, it was a record of the hippie culture of 1969, the youth of America trying to make a difference, a spectacular experience of one of America's greatest rock festivals before the days of the original MTV (Music Television) & VH1 before they became sleezy reality TV networks.
Networks show so many horrid Christmas shows over and over again, but an excellent film such as this seems to have been forgotten.
this guy mehmet ali is doing a comedy show at prime time in one of the Turkish TV networks, and he is making FUN OF DISABLED PEOPLE.
I was also gravely concerned that this show would make the networks more reluctant to take chances on future Sci-Fi oriented series, due to it's quick demise.
I know this film has not aired on any TV networks.
It would be so nice if one of the independent networks would pick it up.
This movie is like any sketch extracted from Lente loco or any other TV show made by latin people in the spanish spoken networks in the USA -if you've ever had the misfortune of tuning in any, then you'll know what I mean-, but, an hour and plus long.
The people who run the networks should be ashamed to have let such a quality program fall through the cracks.
Please put my years of wondering to an end and someone please tell me what happens to her! Also how do you find copies or contact the networks to get this replayed on TV..Great film
During the 1970's the three major networks (mostly ABC) made a slew of Made for TV movies.
That's because some magnificent person at the TV networks decided that the books MUST be made into 2 separate mini-series mega-events.
Garth Marenghi is a horror writer who created a show during the 1980's so deep and meaningful that the networks banished it to storage.
American television was more restricted than other nations, especially on regular networks.
All this is is another worthless list from the MTV networks!
The CW is making an incredible mistake and I hope other networks see the response that the pilot episode is getting and they snatch this gem of a show up.
The dark forces of global government are funding, training and protecting terrorist networks worldwide.
On the networks.
Soviet-era networks and narratives, for many, endured in the shadows.
Yet some now say that those destructive old networks and narratives are reawakening.
The big three state-owned banks have vast branch networks and employ hundreds of thousands of people.
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