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TV
Terrorists Very
few people have successfully interrupted a network or local television
broadcast but it has happened and we have the video to prove it. SEE:
the night Chicago died (from embarrassment). Read
and watch more...
RIP
Mike Marmer
One of TV's
legendary comedy writers passed away recently after a battle with cancer.
Mike Marmer wrote for Redd Foxx, The Smothers Brothers and won an Emmy
for the 'Went With The Wind' sketch on 'The Carol Burnett Show'. He also
co-created one of Saturday morning's best loved shows - 'Lancelot Link,
Secret Chimp'. Read
and watch more...
1968
Fall Season
Was this the nadir of television's golden age? Look
at the shows the big three networks were grinding out in 1968 and you'll
notice that most of these programs are still popular today. Read and watch
more...
Philadelphia
Local Kid Shows
To celebrate
Sally Starr's birthday, we're launching our expanded look at Philly faves
like Wee Willie Webber, Gene London, Chief Halftown, Captain Noah, Dickery
Doc and perhaps the most bizarre children's TV character of all - Bertie
the Bunyip! Read
and watch more...
The
Budweiser Show The
'Ken Murray Budweiser Show' was like a 1950's version of 'The Man Show'.
Darla Hood (the babe from the Our Gang comedies all grown up), the Glamourlovelies
(more eye candy) and Joe Besser (The Three Stooges) were all regulars
during the first season. BONUS:
see a real war hero! Read and watch
more...
My
Mother The Car? Veteran
TV character actor Avery Schreiber recently passed away. He was the co-star
of one of TV's most notorious flops, a show that took
the term reinCARnation a bit too seriously. Read
and watch 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...
Shirley
Booth's Last TV Show A
Touch of Grace was an oddball show in many ways, not the least
of which was that it focused on elderly people at a time when the
networks were all chasing a young demographic. It was an instant hit
with the critics but didn't stand a chance. Read and
watch more...
Sanford Arms
When CBS attempted to save Two and a Half Men without the show's star Charlie Sheen they were not going into uncharted territory. NBC faced the same dilemma when they lost Redd Foxx, the star of their number one sitcom Sanford & Son in 1977. The result, Sanford Arms, was a true debacle and one of the first programs cancelled that fall. Read
and watch 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?
An
extensive catalogue of every classic program available on DVD! See what's
available today - with big discounts
for you!
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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