tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33250152779049460272012-02-13T17:15:36.771-05:00Born in the 60's, a child of the 70's, nothing stimulates nostalgia for me than television. Keep your eyes on this space for commentary on my favorite shows, mostly from the dim past. Warning; my thoughts are disorganized.Scotthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10230403013933183750noreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3325015277904946027.post-23262186469719328992012-02-13T14:06:00.005-05:002012-02-13T15:45:01.707-05:00

It's been a year since I wrote about the first episode, so here's something about the finale. Maybe one day I'll fill in the episodes in between. NO WAY BACK Written by: William Welch Directed by: Robert Sparr Guest Cast: Henry Jones: Mr. Pem Barry Atwater: Maj. Gen. Benedict Arnold William Beckley: Major John Andre Voyage ends on a more reserved note than one might expect. At this point in

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Lost in Space (1965 - 1968), created and produced by Irwin Allen, began its run as a serious space adventure about a family, the Robinsons, surviving on an alien planet while an evil saboteur plots to end their lives. Guy Williams and June Lockhart play the parents, John and Maureen Robinson. The kids, Judy, Penny, and Will, are portrayed by Marta Kristen, Angela Cartwright, and Billy Mumy

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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea ran on ABC from 1964 - 1968 for a total of 110 episodes. Aside from Star Trek, Voyage is my all time favorite television series. From time to time, I will discuss the show, the actors, and episodes. Whether you like it or not. I'll kick it off today with an in depth look at the pilot episode. Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Created and Produced by Irwin Allen

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I’ve been a fan of TV shows since I was born. I am a proud member of the Rerun Generation. As a kid in the 70’s, I grew up watching the classic shows of the previous decade. I remember vividly sitting in front of the small, black and white Zenith TV for daily runs of I Dream of Jeannie, Star Trek, Lost in Space, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Petticoat Junction and The Flying Nun. Even such nonsense

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Yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day. To most of wherever, that’s an excuse to go out, drink and be stupid. Well, I don’t need a special day to be stupid, I choose any old day. But, leave I not digress.  It wasn’t St. Paddy’s Day to me and it hasn’t been for 12 years now. You see, March 17th is my wedding anniversary and that gets my first immediate thought when the day is mentioned. So, what did we

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Yeah, this is about 9 months old news, but I don't care. It takes me awhile to get up the energy and interest to write this stuff down. This started as a review of Superman II, but frankly, I lost control over it. Since there are now two versions available of the movie, both authorized by Warner Brothers, this became less of a review of the film as a film, but more of a comparison between the

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