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The part with the birds, is what still makes the show great today. The Hulk movies have nothing on the series, FX or no F/X.

I read in Starlog Magazine, this guy was based on Kraven:The Hunter. So, he might be the series first "connection", to the rest of the Marvel Universe.

@Emotional2000

It was unfortunate. Elmer would've been a great role model to fat kids, giving them encouragement.

The "mouse trap", made out of the crate, is my favorite part. The spelling of water P-E-T-R-O-L is funny too.

Thurston Howell IV, from the last "Gilligan's Island" movie.

I always wanted to watch this on Sunday nights. But, I missed much of it, because we always went to church on Sunday nights. Wish DVR's were around back then (LOL).

Mr. Munchie was the worst puppet ever. Still can't stand him to this day.

@kellyberry Hugie would've never been Boss' heir. He tried cheating Uncle Boss out of Hazzard numerous times. He last attempt was claiming, he found Aladdin's Lamp.

What got this started good, was seeing Uncle Jesse mellow out. In the old series, he always got mad when Cooter called him Uncle Jesse. He always said to Cooter and others, "I'M NOT YOUR UNCLE JESSE!"

@LuvBugLuvver

I belvie he was playing a preacher (sketch), earlier in the show.

Can anyone confirm if this was the first Speedy Gonzalez cartoon? This is the only one, where Speedy looked different?

That episode of Daisy wedding had Richard Moll (Bull from "Night Court"); as her shotgun suitor.

Hard to belive Predator and Harry (the Hendersons), played half of the final "villains of the week". RIP Kevin Peter Hall.

That was one of the best SMALLVILLE episodes ever. Too bad they never had Catherine Bach appear. She should've played a cousin or sister to Jonathan Kent.

Despite what hardcore Duke fans think, I loved Coy & Vance and wished they finished the whole episode, helping Bo & Luke, foil Boss Hogg's plan of the week. Saying the goodbyes at the end, would've been better. Still love John Schinder though. Who would think he would play Jonathan Kent (SMALLVIL...

RIP Christopher Mayer. Despite what hardcore fans thought of Coy & Vance, they should've worked with Bo & Luke, to foil Boss Hogg's plan of the week.

RIP Christopher Mayer

If he really meant that, he would've actually thrown them in a garbage can; the way Riddick Bowe did the WBC Title. Bowe was a joke and liar. He accused Holyfield of fighting second rate old guys. He did the same, until he fought Holyfield in their first rematch. Big George would've put Bowe down.

To bad Tyson's personal problems kept the fight from happening. It's a dream will all have, but George regained the title and the hearts of the fans. That's good enough for me.

@sivazh Cannon Films made everything low budget. Christopher Reeve said in his autobiography, they has 30 other films going on at one time and very low cash flow. I support and applaud independent movie studios, but making so many at once; isn't a way to grow your business.

@Astraldragon1

The episode you refer too is "Colosus". He also said it over and over, in an episode when Brainiac tried electrocutaing him. But, those episodes took place, after "The Man In The Moon". In the Superfriends canon of this, Atom's ray helped Apache Chief continue to grow, every time...

@narnia0100 They're both Republicans.

I KNEW I WASN'T CRAZY! This clip does exist and I did see it as a child (LOL). No surprise Dick Van Dyke dancing with animated characters. He danced with animated peguins in "Mary Poppins".

@imadkhuri

Yep, the same Ida Lee from "Diff'erent Strokes" and Miss. Tisdale, from "The Duke of Hazzard" (not to mention other "character actress" roles. I held nothing against Marsha Warfield, but I thought she should've been the third baliff actress on "Night Court". I heard the "urban legend...

Always loved the superhero music for Fonzie.

The actor playing the photographer is character actor G.W. Bailey. He played the head teacher in the first "Police Academy" movie and Sgt. Rizzo in M*A*S*H.

Col. Blake and Corporal Klinger reunited.

Shadoe Stevens was a perfect successor to John Davidson. Couldn't understand why they kept Jimmy Bullock. Everyday acting like Monroe, from "Too Close For Comfort", was always annoying.

This came out in the 1970's. I remember seeing it in pre-school, while Carter was president. Of course, the 1950's retro-movement was occuring at this time too. You had "Happy Days", "Grease" and "Sha Na Na", as part of the pop-culture of this time. So, no suprise SHR used a 1950's theme here.

@WhatsAYak

Hamilton was a "Born-Again Christian" in real life. That was one of her motivations, for appearing on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood; to explain her character. Rogers was a Christian preacher in real life.

I remember when "The Wrestler" magazine did a story on Hart's Blue Blazer. It was titled, "Is the Blue Blazer the Mil Mascaras of the 1990's". It came out in 1988 and it looked to boost Hart's character. The WWF just turned him into a jobber. When he was "The Rocket", in 1992, I'm surprised they ...