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The two thieves are arrested by the station's police officer; a shape-shifter by the name of Odo.
Quark, the uncle of one of the thieves tries to get his nephew released and Sisko says he will release him on one condition: he reopens his bar rather then leaving the station.
Outside the train station of Marseille, through which many a Frenchman left for the colonies, stands a 19th-century statue allegorically depicting Indochina as three half-naked girls lounging in the tropical sun.
Too much time is spent in the police station talking.
The premonitions of seeing Socrates were missing, so Dan had no reason to be intrigued at the Service station.
At the police station, Slater is informed that the police can't press charges because-quote-"You didn't actually see the thug shoot your brother.
There was always a surprise around the corner, whether one of pace or image or sound or performance or turn of the narrative - though in fact it's a very straightforward story, told in a linear fashion, but that description really doesn't do justice to a sequence such as when we go to the ballistics lab at the police station, Mifune learns about a bullet found at the scene of a crime, and then he dashes off without any warning - and we follow him - to a shooting range at which we'd seen him early on in the film, retrieving a spent bullet of his own, and then we dash back to the ballistic lab, and then go into a microscopic close-up POV ballistics man, comparing the two bullets.
The blue station wagon was burn't.
When a group of high times teens pull into the unwelcome gas station from hell, gas attendant "Floyed"(Rance Howard)appears in a cameo asking, "What'll it be?" "Filler up" the driver replied, as Howard directs a 'PTY', Ms. Orsi if I recall, behind the store to use the restroom, where appetizers await her arrival: beheaded chickens carcases & wings, with lots of bloody dip sauce, are scattered all about the ground.
Another thing that i like about this film was that there station wasn't just some office at a beach location, and it was under the ocean.
There was no better television station in the 1980's than The USA Network!
The plot is very simple and focuses on a psychopath who works at a gas station.
Charlie goes back to the gas station to the old guy who warned them of what could happen.
Jane and Robert waking up in the back of Jane's station wagon.
The reason there sleeping in the station wagon is the Jane's kids think that Robert is there Uncle and how do you explaining sleeping with the kids uncle.
Apparently these were syndicated to TV stations to use as "fillers" since the network feeds weren't available (or the station didn't want to pay) during certain hours, including the after-school--i.e. late afternoon--time frame.
In retrospect, it seems that our local station (WSBT in South Bend, Indiana) had a very astute--or very lucky--program director who chose the best serials out there.
While you might expect lots of shootouts and action, most of the film is confined to a police station and it unfolds an awful lot like a play.
The contrast is a little too pat: surely some of the environments -- and there is one, at the train station -- off duty are as glittering and new as the World stage shows.
Eli Wallach and Robert Culp play research scientists at a small Polar station that the previous inhabitants of met with bad fortune.
He can't go out and mingle or meet other people because of his station.
My favorite bits are when a little girl goes along with her parents to the police station to report that she has been missing for some time and when the military is brought into a zoo to keep the people away from the animals.
I first encountered this version of A Little Princess, by far the best, on a PBS station in the Pacific Northwest.
Years ago when this aired on Baton Rouge's WLPB PBS station it was HEAVILY edited!
To say the only positive about the film first: the interior of the space station looks impressingly claustrophobic and some of the details in it are well thought.
I hope FX and any other station that airs this movie goes out of business and suffers for allowing this movie to be seen.
The explosion at the gas station made you believe that this would be packed with the action expected to carry such a lame script.
I must've seen it 20 times by now, and I still can't pass it up when it appears on some random cable station at 1 in the morning!
The plot for both is the same: Demented psychopathic retard working at a gas station uses the opportunity and in some cases house keys left behind by his female customers to rape, torture, and then murder them.
In the bus station, he fights with two guys and there is no policeman in the area.
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