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Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Open Range was pretty good last night. Costner and Duvall were a nice combo.
I think you are correct.^ Daniel J. Travanti
^ Daniel J. Travanti
I think you are correct.
I may have mentioned before, but Twilight Zone and Tales of Wells Fargo are the kings of guest stars before they were stars. I even saw Jack Nicholson in an episode of the latter.Indeed, it is Daniel J. Travanti.
This group is too good at this game.
He played a shock-jock radio talk show host in a 1965 episode of Perry Mason.
Great! I enjoyed the earlier ones made many years ago.Dark winds has be re released on Netflix . About a Navajo tribal policeman. A good series that good reviews. if you haven’t seen it. They have decided to make a new season for next year
I wish Norman Lear's soap opera spoof, "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," would come back on the air (or web, whatever). It was more of a dark comedy than "Soap," I think more "Addams Family" to "Soap's" "The Munsters." Martin Mull being impaled on an artificial Christmas tree is one memorable moment.I'm watching an old TV series from 1977-81 called Soap. I'm about 2 1/2 seasons into it. It ran 4 seasons (1/2 hour episodes) and is a little over the top with a possessed baby and alien abduction. I'm watching it more for nostalgic reasons because I watched it when I was a kid. It's rated 8.3 at imdb. I believe the series ended with a lot of open ends.
I’ve been rewatching this. The political bias as usual is definitely annoying. But I love the Denny Crane character and the humor. Enjoying it tremendously."Boston Legal". DVD box set. Full series.
This is not a really a legal show. It's more of a comedy. There are hijinks that happen inside the courtroom that would never be allowed in real life. Example, a mute person "testifies" by playing a cello and her lawyer interprets. The lawyer asks the mute person a question, she plays a few bars of music on the cello and the lawyer then tells the court what the witness was saying. Completely legit, right?
The main character, Alan Shore, played by James Spader is a egotistical, misogynist @$$. Denny Crane, senior partner, played by William Shatner is a serial sexual harasser.
It's extremely politically biased as well. Tiresomely so.
DW loves it so I have to watch it. "Only" 3 1/2 more seasons to go.
I’ll never forget James Spader in Sex, Lies, and Videotape.The main character, Alan Shore, played by James Spader is an egotistical, misogynist @$$. Denny Crane, senior partner, played by William Shatner is a serial sexual harasser.
Shatner having a flashback to his Star Trek days."Boston Legal". DVD box set. Full series.
This is not a really a legal show. It's more of a comedy. There are hijinks that happen inside the courtroom that would never be allowed in real life. Example, a mute person "testifies" by playing a cello and her lawyer interprets. The lawyer asks the mute person a question, she plays a few bars of music on the cello and the lawyer then tells the court what the witness was saying. Completely legit, right?
The main character, Alan Shore, played by James Spader is a egotistical, misogynist @$$. Denny Crane, senior partner, played by William Shatner is a serial sexual harasser.
It's extremely politically biased as well. Tiresomely so.
DW loves it so I have to watch it. "Only" 3 1/2 more seasons to go.
I’ve been rewatching this. The political bias as usual is definitely annoying.
"Boston Legal". DVD box set. Full series.
This is not a really a legal show. It's more of a comedy. There are hijinks that happen inside the courtroom that would never be allowed in real life.
It seemed a little like the Andy Griffith Show rebooted in a gas station in the Canadian midwest. Enjoyable for sure.We've been streaming "Corner Gas," a Canadian sitcom set in Dog River Saskatchewan. It was produced from 2004 through 2009. It was the #1 sitcom in Canada through its entire six season run. Found it on Freevee.