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Classic Sitcom Christmas Episodes
Families,
not television, is what Christmas is all about. But can we help it
as children growing up in America that many of our warmest family
Christmas memories are wrapped around watching something on television? Read and watch
more...
Gene Roddenberry After Star Trek Entitled
to half the profits from Star Trek, this amounted to very little
in the early-'70s before the show had yet to fully catch on in syndication. Roddenberry
confessed to an interviewer, "For a couple of years our only income
was lecture fees I got from colleges where kids still loved Star Trek,
even though it was not a commercial success."But soon there were new concepts and attempts to get another sci-fi series off the ground. Read and watch more...
The
Star Wars Holiday Special?!? The
London Sunday Times called this article a "must
read." George Lucas would like to forget about the first
time he brought Star Wars to television. The occasion was
something called The Star Wars Holiday Special, which aired
on CBS only once, on Nov. 17, 1978. Although CBS hailed it as a two-hour
"visual and audio delight," the made-for-TV mess was anything
but. Read
and watch more...
Together Again after 40 Years! Rick Goldschmidt reveals the recently
discovered, original, newly-restored Animagic models for Santa and
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - unseen by the public in four decades!
Plus: a look at the lovely Noel Neill, TV's Lois Lane. Read
and see more...
Christmas
Specials of the 60s & 70s
TVparty-ers
reflect on their favorite Christmas TV memories - from the Norelco
Santa, Hardrock, Cocoa and Joe, Mr.
Magoo, Bing Crosby and all the rest. What were your favorite holiday
specials? Read
and watch more...
Lucy
Battles With Her Co-Stars
Most
everyone loved Lucy but there were times when things got pretty heated
on the set, especially when Tallulah Bankhead, Richard Burton and
Joan Crawford appeared with the queen of comedy. After one taping,
Crawford was quoted as saying, "My God, they tell me I'm a
bitch - Lucy can outbitch me any day of the week!" Read and watch more...
What Happened to What's Happening!!? "Haywood was a really good kid and Ernest was an
excellent actor. Fred Berry was the one to look out for. He could be trouble.
He received many of the show's big laughs. Unfortunately, he later had
some personal problems that carried over onto the set. After
I had left the show, there was a big contract dispute and I was told that
Fred was the instigator behind the trouble that followed. He convinced
Ernest and Haywood to join him in a strike for more money. Eventually,
the producers simply had enough of the boys' antics and they closed the
series down." Read
and watch more...
1970s Phenomenon : The Gong Show Chuck Barris
was responsible for some of the most popular programs of the sixties,
primetime and daytime hits like 'The Dating
Game' and 'The Newlywed Game'. These pseudo-game shows fed off
of an individual's willingness to do anything to be on television, 'The
Gong Show' would take that premise a step further. ABC
bought the show for nighttime syndication, to debut in the fall of 1976. Read
and watch more...
Las Vegas and the Mob!
From a Vegas entertainer: The entertainers and folks I know who worked in Las Vegas pre-1980 liked it better than what came after, When the big hotel chains muscled in on Sin City the mobsters, even with the skim, didn't have the money to compete. They were eventually marginalized and Vegas became a corporate playground. Read and watch
more...
Sky King "Out of the blue of the western sky comes... Sky King!" Nabisco's kid friendly cowboy in the air was popular for two decades on the weekends - and years before that on radio. Likable stars Kirby Grant and Gloria Winters were matched with believable scripts, stark desert scenery and exciting aerial shots. Read
and watch more...
The
Lone Ranger "I
believe that to have a friend, a man must be one. That all men are created
equal and that everyone has within himself the power to make this a better
world." Read
and watch more...
They Made an Album?!? Yes, most of us are already aware that the likes of William Shatner, John Travolta and various “Brady” kids have all had their dreams of musical greatness and have all put out albums of their warblings at one time or another. But… they are far from alone in the world of surprising others who have also attempted to parlay their notoriety or fame in one field into the world of the recording arts. Read
and hear more...
Classic
TV on DVD! Stargate
Atlantis, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Dallas, Men Behaving
Badly, Captain N, Hootenanny, ER, Wanda Sykes, Adventures of Superman,
Pride & Prejudice, Battlestar Galactica, F Troop, Cheyenne, and so many more new to DVD.And they're all deep discounted
- for you! Read
more...
Classic
TV Shows on DVD?
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extensive catalogue of every classic program available on DVD! See what's
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1980's
TV Wrestling - Greats and Near Greats! NOW WITH ADDED RARE VIDEO!
John
Hitchcock's look back at the heart of Mid-Atlantic Wrestling - with
grapplers known and unknown. Wahoo McDaniel! Ric Flair! Dusty Rhodes!
Jim Cornette! Magnum TA! Buddy "Killer" Austin! Johnny Weaver!
Johnny Valentine! Harley Race! Dick Murdock! Jimmy Garvin! Nikita Koloff! Have you ever heard of these guys?!? Read
and watch more...
1980's
PUNK ROCK
In the early-eighties, young people in Los Angeles were flocking to
makeshift clubs in droves to see new, up and coming bands. Live new
music, not DJs, was what they craved. These writings provide a sketchy
look at the underground club scene in Los Angeles during the time
that groups like X, Missing Persons, The Go-Go's, The Minutemen and
Wall of Voodoo entered the public consciousness. Read
and see more...
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