An NBC adventure drama about a family of descendants of Wyatt Earp, who are bounty hunters. Cast included Jim Varney, Mimi Rogers, Chad Everett, and Hoyt Axton. Six episodes aired before being canceled, then 8 more were shown during the summer.
An ABC drama about two neighboring Iowa families, who were very different from each other. Cast featured a young Kirk Cameron and C. Thomas Howell. 10 episodes aired.
Produced by Aaron Spelling, was an ABC drama about three criminologists who only take on high profile cases. Starred Ralph Bellamy, George Maharis, and Yvette Mimieux. 12 episodes aired.
I know it’s a stupid question but is something I’ve often wondered about. Winning a title is a sign of having reached a level of success in the industry, so I am sure it’s a fulfilling achievement. I just wonder if it’s sad/disappointing to lose the titles or is it just following the script? Clearly, like world champion means you are at the top, bigger payday etc. so everyone wants it. How disappointing is it for it to be taken away? I can’t really articulate what I mean.
A sitcom about a long lost father who returns to care for his children after their mother dies. Cast includes a young Mark Hamill and Gary Busey. Also starred Jack Elam and Tony Becker. Was canceled after four episodes.
I had always heard after the whole union attempt that Jesse Ventura had nothing good to say about Hogan. With that, plus their political differences I was really surprised that in the documentary Ventura wasn’t hateful in his comments. They were actually almost all positive. Was anyone else surprised?
Speaking of the documentary, I was confused by the treatment of the lawyer for the Gawker case. With how they made a fool of him by showing his vocal warmups, I was expecting him to represent the opposition, but he was for Hogan. Did I get that wrong?
I regretfully admit my stupidity, but it’s not much of a secret. After not going for 35 + years, since having kids my wife has become a Disney fanatic and we’ve been three times in the last three years. Anyway, I always thought Magic Kingdom was on a big secluded island, only able to be gotten to by ferry or monorail. So I was confused when exiting park on our most recent trip, and a cast member was directing guests towards busses to their resort. I asked my wife, “How do the busses get over the water?” She just shook her head.
I had never realized that the park area was accessible by road. I had always thought the ferry and monorail were the only options. Am I the only one who didn’t know that?
Logan and Dylan seem to be the breakout new stars of season 4, deservedly so, but there’s also Emma. Especially compared to the others, Emma hasn’t been getting talked about as much. How did you like Emma?
I didn’t dislike her, but not a favorite either, kind of like middle of the road. She mentioned several times how she didn’t like awkward silences in conversation and seemed like her dates with Eric were full of them. Appeared like neither of them never knew what to say and would rely on ‘Yeah.’ I kept expecting her to be disappointed with the dates, but instead was really happy.
I loved the support/relationship with her brother. Thru seem to be close. Her mom is great and I’ve seen praise for her comment about enjoying what Emma is rather than focusing on what she isn’t (paraphrasing). Her dad struck me as kind of creepy.
What did you think of Emma?
Something about the engagement party, mainly seeing many of the past & present cast members together, plus the singing of ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’ gave me the feelings of a movie. Made me think of how awesome a Love on the Spectrum movie would be. The wedding, including all the cast preparing to go and hanging out together etc and all the wedding prep could be its own movie.
I first noticed it with Tyler & Madison, no disrespect intended, but something about how they kiss seems awkward. I can’t really describe it, don’t know if it’s their mouth formation or what. Anyone get the same feeling? Then there’s James, whose style is unique. Maybe they all need lessons from Dani.
One day Connor asked Georgie about going to London with him, and like the next day (I know it was longer, but not much) they left. I just wondered how they got a flight so quickly. Is a trip I would need at least weeks to prepare for.
Did Logan not eat at Hayleigh’s house? They talked about sushi, and then they left?