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‘Falcon Crest’ (Season 2): Melodrama & glamour ramp up in 2nd season
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‘Falcon Crest’ (Season 2): Melodrama & glamour ramp up in 2nd season

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“Falcon Crest is a cancer; it contaminates everybody it touches!  Get away, if you can!”

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1980sAbby DaltonAna AliciaBradford DillmanCarlos RomeroDavid SelbydramaE.G. MarshallEarl HamnerEarl Hamner Jr.Falcon CrestJamie RoseJane WymanLana TurnerLorenzo LamasMargaret Laddnighttime soapsPaul MavisRobert FoxworthRoy Thinnessoap operasSusan SullivanWarner ArchiveWilliam R. Moses
‘Disaster on the Coastliner’ (1979): Shatner leads fun, silly, TV disaster thriller
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‘Disaster on the Coastliner’ (1979): Shatner leads fun, silly, TV disaster thriller

May 7, 2019 Drunk TV Leave a comment

So. It’s getting late and I don’t want to screw around.

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1970sdisasterDisaster on the CoastlinerE.G. MarshallLloyd BridgesPat HinglePaul MavisRaymond BurrRobert FullerTV MoviesWilliam ShatnerYvette Mimieux

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