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Great memories from the most incredible radio theatre program in the medium's history. Hiram Brown was a true genius, if not a bit eccentric. Who else would have had the guts to pitch this idea to network radio in1974? It ran until 1982. The production schedule was INSANE... but that didn't d...

@vidgirl8 Oh yeah, that's right. I knew Riley was in one of these type programs, around the same time. The villan in "H.R." was Witchypoo, not our man Charles.Thanks for sharing your memories, I forgot about "Lidsville".

I would like to know the name of the brain-dead CBS executive who decided not to include this amazing performance on the "Elvis In Concert" television special so I can strike him now and forever from my Christmas card list.

How on earth could you NOT have included this clip? Why showcase the ho...

What a beautiful woman... at any age. But you're totally missing the point if you don't see what's happening here. Johnny Carson opened the door and, gracefully, got Ms. Taylor to admit her age on national TV.

Merv Griffin, who was gone from network TV for 20 years would never had done it this...

Kurt Russell did a fine job in his portrayl. He overcame a factually inaccurate script and some typically shoddy Dick Clark Productions production values to make a memorable and vivid performance. Still recall the show from '79. Too bad it pulled its punches...it stopped in 1969, not willing t...

Even in 1981, "Thunderball" looked dated. It was, after all a 16-year-old film at the time. None-the-less, 60's and early 70's James Bond flicks and Elvis movies were gold for ABC back in the days when they didn't have a lot going for themselves programming wise. They'd show this stuff over an...

God, if he does exist, doesn't care about the NFL. The louder you scream about your pious faith, the less I believe you. Wearing it on your sleeve doesn't make you a decent human being. Helping your fellow man is the truest expression of religious faith, no matter what flying spaghetti monster...

This episode, from 1986, reunited 50's sci-fi veterans Jeff Morrow (This Island Earth), John Agar (The Creature Walks Among Us) and Kenneth Tobey (The Thing). The diner scene with all three of them is more than enough to recommend this show. Thanks so much for posting!

This liberal really enjoyed many of John Wayne's films, especially some of his later motion pictures. Politically he was a wrong on every score and very, very naive. None-the-less, I do and will continue to enjoy many of his films.

The idea of liberalism is to help make the world a better plac...

I was 6 years old in 1969 and I felt EXACTLY the same way. What WERE those odd feelings I felt whenever I saw her. I just knew my heart raced. Everytime I saw her my heart raced. I loved her.

I remember this TV spot, and a number of others that "starred" Rex Everhart. He was a wonderful actor and I recall, with joy, seeing him in theatres as the truckdriver in the original "Friday the 13th". He had a distinguished theatre career and was well respected for his work in "1776".

He w...

While this is truly an impressive effort, I wonder how many workers were injured in the process. I hope none were, but China is still a police state despite economic reforms. What about worker safety, quality control (the Chinese goods I get from U.S. retail outlets is often of poor quality) a...

I think these young ladies are an inspiration. They way they've handled the challenges of their lives gives hope to all of us. Kudos for their fighting spirt and positive attitudes.

Like it or not, we are all in this together. The solution is twofold... better food distribution (so it gets to those who need it) and population control via birth control. Simply put we have too many people. This fact, however, does not absolve us from out obligation to each other as human be...

By the way, when I say Combs, I was referring to the "industrial?" facility that used to be near the Crossroads Mall when it was an open-air mall. I recall the sign because, as a little boy, when my folks would travel to "the city", I thought it looked like the Hollywood sign! We used to turn ...

He'll be amazing at the major league level.

I have never had the chance to ride in a big rig truck so I've never seen this kind of a perspective before. Thanks for posting... cool video!

#1 D in the league baby!

people you say the replay in slow motion ever hit looks bad in slow motion, plus when you know someone like Wes Welker can catch anything you know you might not get there so you lower your shoulder and hope you knock it loose yes he's a defensless player but that's football

Wow, the true believers just won't get it. He publishes this kind of racist stuff under his name, time and time again, yet it is the reporter at fault for grilling him on it?

I'd have been all over that kind of stuff if I were him, especially since he had mapped out a political career.

At be...

You know what I see when I see this film?

Every conservative politician I've ever witnessed.

Could it be that Robert Palmer's "Addicted To Love" video was influenced by the beautiful women in this video?

You're gonna think I'm crazy, but check out Dean Martin's "Since I Met You Baby" MTV video from 1983. Tell me there isn't a strong influence in the use of costume and beautiful women in this video from that one. Palmer rocked but ended up killing himself with cigarettes. Come to think of it s...

I can certainly understand where the relatives of murder victims are coming from. Should anyone do anything to harm my family, I cannot say I wouldn't throttle the person with my bare hands - and this coming from somebody who is and always will be anti-death penalty.

However, if we are truly a...

Red was tops. Jerry... eh?

I do see a likeness between Mr. Lester and Jackson's daughter. Bot this is on News of the World, one of Murdoch's "Fox News" properties so it's just as likely everything you're hearing is worthless lies.

Unlike others here, I do see a likeness, but it's between the child and Mr. Lester.

Holy cow was he wasted. I know he's trying to be complimentary but this is just embarrassing. The crowd seems stunned. Elvis should have just sang. It was so clear that he was out of it. Why wasn't he in the hospital?

An amazingly talented man, but the folks around him had to have blinders o...

Patterson was too light, even in his era, but you'd never find a more dignified, intelligent or admired heavyweight champ. One has to remember that Patterson kept in the game well after he lost the title the second time and, in fact, fought Ali in two bouts in which he acquitted himself quite we...

I have tremendous respect for the athleticism of both Lee and Norris.

However, it is difficult to give credibility Mr. Norris, a man of limited intellect, political intelligence & recall. He says that his first film was in 1972. This is not true. Both Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris worked with ...

Yes, thank you for posting. Mia Farrow's performance was totally convincing to me. In fact, as a kid not knowing much about her, I thought she was really blind. What higher compliment could you pay an actress?

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Some very good choices on the list, but I would have included Webb Pierce, Roy Acuff or Hank Snow and at least a couple of ladies... perhaps Kitty Wells, Loretta Lynn or maybe even Tammy Wynette.

Even the New York Times in its reviews (when they bothered with them) made mention of Elvis' weight gain during this period. Thankfully he got it under control and slimmed down for some for the latter film in '69.

"Change of Habit" wasn't too bad and "Charro" was okay. "The Trouble With Girls"...

Still love Franco but I cannot stand with him on his stance regarding Joe Paterno and the Sandusky scandal. Coach Paterno should have simply done more. I mean, wouldn't YOU if you'd have known what was going on?

The real question is: HOW COULD YOU NOT?

Love ya, Franco, but you're wrong on t...

Bill Cullen died of lung cancer and was a very, very heavy smoker.

Good looking ballplayer... he's got the talent, but he sometimes crosses up his legs while fielding. He should just "replace" each foot once and make the throw. He's gonna trip up. Otherwise, wow... this young fellow is going places.

Flynn was suffering from alcoholism and it clearly shows. How awkward this was. He was no longer a major star but was still very much of a celebrity. Flynn was always an intersting and certainly a tragic figure. This is really, really sad.

For a bloated, prematurely aging, alcoholic has-been, Mr. Flynn was surprisingly astute and accurate on the Cuban revolution. It was 1959 and this was prior to the USA snubbing Castro and helping him turn into the communist despot that he became.

Flynn, who was obviously struggling to make a ...

interesting to see the differences in uniform styles and colors. The Polish (I think) delegation looks a bit different than the others. The British certainly stand out. They didn't give the USA troops very much air time, though. Shouldn't we have gotten at least as much face time as the "De...

Love his music, but he should have been in a hospital.

My God... that reporter is way too close to that rocket blast off. What if there had been a malfunction? What if the rocket had to be aborted?

Diana Rigg was my first crush as a boy... and I absolutely loved her. But Macnee's performance simply cannot be underestimated. He was suave, stylish and very, very British - which was very appealing to the US audience. Without him, there just isn't a show.

By the way, he still looks in prett...

It is wonderful to see Terence Hill, after all these years, still acting and being successful. As a child, I enjoyed the "Trinity" movies and had lost track of him after so many decades.

He still looks great and this program looks very entertaining. Any chance of getting the show in subtitled ...