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January 22, 2009 - 7:50am
WHAT
I'M WATCHING This is the story of King Henry VIII, before he became the corpulent ruler we tend to think of, and the creation of the Church of England amid the machinations of that medieval homewrecker Anne Boleyn. Every performance is spot on, there isn't a sour note in this production. If you're at all interested in history - or just compelling drama on a grand scale - you should not miss The Tudors. It's that good. And what better way to watch it than on DVD where you can soak up every luscious detail - and it makes it easier to keep track of who is who which can be a challenge in a production with a cast as big as this one. That there will be a season three is news to be heralded, The Tudors may be the finest pre-modern historical drama of all time, surpassing Rome and Deadwood even. A remarkable achievement in the television arts. Wednesday,
January 21, 2009 - 8:54am
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FOLLOWUPS "Many guests drew big crowds including Bob May, Billy Mumy, Mark Goddard, Jon Provost (the former kid actor who played 'Timmy Martin' on Lassie - I don't know why Mr. Provost was at this convention that honors horror and sci-fi films and TV shows but he was there), Martin Kove, Penny Marshall & Cindy Williams, my dear friend Linda Blair (who will turn 50 tomorrow), Kevin McCarthy, Mako and John Zacherley. "Bob and Billy were kindly gentlemen who answered my questions about Lost In Space, I wish that I had my tape recorder with some questions to ask them but I didn't get the chance to interview them about their work on the show."
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January 21, 2009 - 8:22am
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I BROUGHT IT UP I think more than any other show Lost In Space fueled my initial love of television. Those first episodes blew my young mind and, no matter how silly the show got, I was hooked from that point on. While Bob May was inside the suit a guy by the name of Dick Tufeld provided the Robot's voice and he never actually said, "Danger, Danger Will Robinson!" just like Mae West never said, "Come up and see me some time" and Cary Grant never said, "Judy, Judy, Judy." Weird, huh? Here's Bob May with one of those Robots that you and I are too broke to afford. Monday,
January 19, 2009 - 8:42am
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STUFF Apparently people all over the country are building their own Robot B9 from Lost In Space. Check this one out - pretty cool, huh?
This guy has recreated Culver City in the 1920s in search of locations where Laurel & Hardy and the Our Gang kids filmed their classic shorts. Fascinating, I love that there are people out doing this kind of thing.
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If
you're a fan of Burn Notice, as I am, you'll be glad to know
the show returns tonight on USA with the continuation of season 2. Tonight's
episode is a knockout with Michael and his compadres dodging assassins
while helping out a guy who's been ripped off by a cancer scammers.
