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What was the last TV show you watched?
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Or act.
But I love him anyway.
I liked him just fine on The Big Valley and The Six Million Dollar Man, but he Charlie Sheened it on The Fall Guy. And still I watched it as a youngster.
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I liked him just fine on The Big Valley and The Six Million Dollar Man, but he Charlie Sheened it on The Fall Guy. And still I watched it as a youngster.
Blasphemy!!
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Gentlemen, we can rebuild him......
But we do not have the technology to rebuild his ability to act. What do you expect for six million dollars?
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But we do not have the technology to rebuild his ability to act. What do you expect for six million dollars?
This, I guess.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Wd6IuVya4M
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Until The Fall Guy came along I had only seen Majors in The Six Million Dollar Man, so the best thing Fall Guy did for me was to show me that Majors had a sense of humor and was willing to be the butt of the joke; that gained him a few "respect" points in my book.I liked him just fine on The Big Valley and The Six Million Dollar Man, but he Charlie Sheened it on The Fall Guy. And still I watched it as a youngster.
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It is easy to be the butt of a joke if you get a paycheck for not doing much. And still I watched.
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No more need to wonder why I watched as a youngster.I preferred the build of his co-star...
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That's gonna cost ya.
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I concur. As ridiculous as the show was, I still watch it!
And I am quite sure that Lee, Heather, and Doug appreciate that; especially Heather and Doug.
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The Strain. I like this season 2 quite a bit. Evidently, they needed to up the action and the number of creatures in order for me to enjoy it. I know it was popular in season 1, but in today's TV climate, this strikes me as rather risky. They had to start the story somewhere, but that first season was on the boring side. To use an entire first season for almost all development, such a gamble. Most shows don't get second seasons.
Should I watch Generation War or start Outlander next?
Should I watch Generation War or start Outlander next?
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Not familiar with "Outlander," but loved "Generation War"
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I also vote for Generation War.
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Reminds me of the time DeForest Kelley was asked if he got tired of being called Bones, he said, something to the effect, "I'd rather be called Bones then Hooker!"
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