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An excellent and inspiring video! One issue, though: while the civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. may once have said, "Here I stand; I can do no other", the one most famous for uttering this immortal sentence is the German church reformer and father of modern Protestantism, Martin Lut...

RIP Harry Morgan, and thank you for entertaining us on both the small and big screens for so long, and so well!

1:30 to 1:37--probably my favorite Col. Potter line in the whole series. And he had many great ones, Farewell!

To this day, over 30 years after the end of this series' first run, this song is on my mind whenever I leave a place I love. And you play it BEAUtIFULLY. So close to the way it was at the end of each episode it drives me to tears thinking about walking away from those places I mentioned. THANK...

Folks, just remember that while "Greensleeves" is often used with Nativity-like lyrics (i.e. "What Chils is This), the original words had nothing to do with Christmas. This was originally about unrequited love between King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn.

Her profoundly moving portrayal of Natalie Henry was, to say the least, a highlight of this amazing miniseries.

My all-time favorite version!

Well done. Even the liberties you took from the original compositon were in good taste, and in perfect keeping with the somber feel this piece was designed to convey.

Obviously, the Hulk was not yet afraid of the police in this episode.

This logo may well have been from "The Big Cast", in which a man confesses to Friday and Jacobs he killed nearly 20 people from whom he hitched rides.

This must have been AWESOME to hear live! It's none too shabby to listen to here, nearly 18 months after the fact! Psalm 150

I can't believe I ever found the "Siday" music from this "S" logo of Screen Gems scary. I guess that's childhood for you!

It matches pretty well.

@Banner4real035 And 4:07 to 4:32 is arguably the most horifying scene of all.

@Banner4real035 I meant "Julie's husband", of course! I can't believe I typed that, even by accident! :-( My apologies to the Webb, London and Troup families as well as my many fellow Mark VII fans out there!

This must have been MAGICAL to hear live! You both are super-talented! @Pastor Nicole, even though we never got much of a chance to chat, I miss your singing and your heartfelt messages! If only there were more people in the CLC who could do this! Hope to visit GCCSJ before the rain starts.

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I never knew this had been done. It's priceless!

I've always loved this scene, and the series as well. Thanks for posting it! :-)

Wow! I grew up in the Pittsburgh South Hills and spent a lot of time on PAT streetcars and buses. (I must say, three buses at Glenbury during the peroid in which this was shot, and not one being a Neoplan Pennliner, was very unusual!) Still it was great to see this again after all these years! ...

This was a much-improved logo from the 1971-84 version.

@Banner4real035 My bad on at least two counts. First, it was not Roman who went in to Kwana, but Mr. Ivy's late son Thomas. And also, Kwana did not actually say it was rape. The story line does imply it tosome extent, though. Nevertheless, one of the best episodes of this magnificent but rela...

I've always liked this song, but never more than now as it has become the story of the past year for me...

I feel sorry for the one person who listened to this and disliked it. This has become one of my favorite songs, and any of your versions of it that I've ever heard, including live on 7/9, was really beautiful! All the best in Houston this fall!! :-D

My favorite scene from the 2008 movie. The only way it could have been better is if Bill and Brenda Bixby were still alive to portray it.

How true. I went through my early teen years during this show's original run. Even today, thirty years later, it still speaks to me with its themes of disappointment, frustration and loneliness. Thanks everyone who's posted clips about it for remembering and caring!