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‘Highway to Heaven’ (Season 1): A powerful, spiritual drama for the 80s

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‘Highway to Heaven’ (Season 1): A powerful, spiritual drama for the 80s

January 21, 2021 Drunk TV 1 Comment

“Who’s your boss?”
“God.”

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1980s Barret Oliver Dan Gordon David Rose drama fantasy Geoffrey Lewis Helen Hayes Highway to Heaven James Troesh John Bleifer John McLiam Lance Gaylord Lew Ayres Mary McCusker Michael Landon Mill Creek Entertainment NBC Ned Beatty Paul Mavis Stella Stevens Victor French

‘Greatest Heroes of the Bible’ (Vol. 1): Schick Sunn Classic production a perfect stand-in for lost Easter

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‘Greatest Heroes of the Bible’ (Vol. 1): Schick Sunn Classic production a perfect stand-in for lost Easter

March 30, 2020 Drunk TV 2 Comments

Thank God…and Bless This Mess. Continue reading ‘Greatest Heroes of the Bible’ (Vol. 1): Schick Sunn Classic production a perfect stand-in for lost Easter →

1970s Ann Turkel Anson Williams Bible's Greatest Stories Brad Crandall Brian Russell CBS Home Entertainment Charles Edward Sellier Jr.Dan Frazer Daniel J. Travanti Ed Lauter Eve Plumb Granville Van Dusen Greatest Heroes of the Bible Hugh O'Brien James L. Conway James Olson Jeff Corey John Beck John Dehner John LaZar John Marley John Schuck Kristoffer Tabori Lew Ayres Lorrie Mahaffey NBC Paramount Paul Mavis Richard Mulligan Robert Emhardt Roger Kern S.S. Schweitzer Schick Sunn Classic Productions Ted Cassidy Victor Jory

‘Hart to Hart: Crimes Of The Hart’ (1994): Alluring leads make for light, entertaining mystery

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‘Hart to Hart: Crimes Of The Hart’ (1994): Alluring leads make for light, entertaining mystery

July 3, 2019 Drunk TV 1 Comment

Another entertaining Hart to Hart reunion movie. Continue reading ‘Hart to Hart: Crimes Of The Hart’ (1994): Alluring leads make for light, entertaining mystery →

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Newest NES addition: COBRA TRIANGLE (1989) from Rare. Never played this one as a kid. From what I hear, it's not an easy one.

It's been a while. Had fun re-watching THE GOONIES for the first time in a long time. First time for me in HD after upgrading my old DVD to a Blu.

Since I never watched (& just purchased) the made-for-Sci-Fi Channel sequels, I revisited 1995's SPECIES. Fun times! Michael Madsen in top 90s tough-guy form; Marg Helgenberger scientifically testing crime scene materials 5 years before doing it on CSI; Alfred Molina a decade before he was Doc Ock; 15-year-old Michelle Williams, 3 years before Dawson's Creek; Forest Whitaker (cuz he was in EVERYthing); & Ben Kingsley as Xavier, the leader of this ragged X-Men-style group. But me & the college roomies were 19 at the time I originally saw this. Would we have been as interested if newcomer Natasha Henstridge wasn't the main attraction? 😳 One of my oldest Blu-rays, this is a 2006 pressing from Sony. Still fun to watch.

#OTD in 1953, Portland Wrestling premiered on TV. I stumbled across a DVD recently, PORTLAND WRESTLING SERIES VOL. 1, which featured some childhood faves, mainly Roddy Piper, Billy Jack Haynes & Rip Oliver. Check out my review at DrunkTV.net!

Bruce Willis, Problem Child, Van Damme, Sonic - a look at new & upcoming physical media releases from @MillCreekEnt! Link to watch in description.

Subtitles, axe murders, idiot 80s teens: some thoughts on 1989's GRAVE ROBBERS (Ladrones De Tumbas), released on Blu-ray by @vinegarsyndome. (Video link in description)

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