I've never heard of The Gun Runners. Did Eddie say what's on Noir Alley this week? I can't remember now.

Please, lets forget Jimmy Walker! Everyone else has. Bad enough he pops up on Social Security commercials now.

It's been on Sundance, AMC and BBC America lately (with ads), along with on-demand copies on MGM+ and YouTube Movies. I DVR'ed it off Showtime when they had a free week offer some time ago, and my DVR still picks up copies from various networks. The ad networks have about 45 mines of ads, based on ...

It's been on Sundance, AMC and BBC America lately (with ads), along with on-demand copies on MGM+ and YouTube Movies. I DVR'ed it off Showtime when they had a free week offer some time ago, and my DVR still picks up copies from various networks. The ad networks have about 45 mines of ads, based on ...

txfilmfan wrote: ↑April 14th, 2024, 4:24 pm We're almost at the exact hour of TCM's first sign-on. They signed on the air at 6 p.m. EDT on 14 April 1994.

My cable company didn't add the channel till a few years later so I missed all that.

Beth Howland, the original Amy in Company ("Getting Married Today"), played Vera on Alice . Linda Lavin sang (well, sort of) the title song for the show. And don't forget, appeared on an episode of MURDER, SHE WROTE! (playing another annoying character, her stock in trade!) Beth Howland, ...

Lorna wrote: ↑Yesterday, 5:04 pm (Still better than waking up next to THE LUME LADY.)

LOL. As long as she wasn't trying to sell me her product....

CinemaInternational wrote: ↑Yesterday, 4:31 pm The horse head in the scene in The Godfather was aquired from a glue factory. John Marley, the actor in bed with the head, didn't know it was going to be a real head, so his screams in the scene were genuine.

YUCK. I would've been super pissed.

He was in a handful of episode. Always hilarious. She was in a few other ones as well. The braless wonder. I guess it was inevitable that fate would bring them together. One of my favorite episodes was the one when Kramer found Merv Griffin's old talk show set and put it in his apartment and made b...

Did anyone else catch the Eddie Muller/Robert Osborne intro to The Breaking Point ? Couldn't stop watching the whole film again. YES. I wasn't going to watch the film but decided to watch it anyway. (I've seen it thanks to TCM 3 or 4 times). It's such a downer, but so well done. That ending on the ...

Lorna wrote: ↑Yesterday, 1:38 pm

Hibi wrote: ↑Yesterday, 1:35 pm Kiss My Grits got old very quickly also.

IT REALLY DID, DIDN'T IT?
And yet- GOD HELP ME- I still kinda low-key love it.

LOL.

I don't think I've ever seen an entire episode of ALICE, but I love the movie ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE [/b]that was the inspiration for the TV series. I'M THE OPPOSITE- I've only seen the TV SERIES, which I grew up watching on THE SUPERSTATION. It would be interesting to see what you think o...

Did anyone else catch the Eddie Muller/Robert Osborne intro to The Breaking Point ? Couldn't stop watching the whole film again. YES. I wasn't going to watch the film but decided to watch it anyway. (I've seen it thanks to TCM 3 or 4 times). It's such a downer, but so well done. That ending on the ...

I loved the Jackie Chiles lawyer take off on Seinfeld of Cochran. I think it was the bra case. If it doesn't fit!! Yeah, Jackie was always good for a laugh. Sue Ellen Mischke the candy bar heiress. This time she was wearing a bra. Oh Henry, a second tier candy bar IMHO. He was in a handful of episo...

dianedebuda wrote: ↑Yesterday, 8:30 am

Hibi wrote: ↑Yesterday, 8:27 amHas anyone else noticed I love Melvin hasn't posted in a long while?

Posts regularly on TB's site.

I see. Well glad to know he's alive anyway.