an honest-to-goodness leading man.

I never got over the cancellation of It’s Your Move.  1988 NBC TV movie, Moving Target, after ALF.

Right, I just saw William Conrad’s name on the link without checking it.  I thought it was pretty good.  One of the reviews I read said the 1949 version was considered the best.

Vincent Price is on one of the versions of Three Skeleton Key.  They redid it several times on Escape and Suspense.

I liked “Northern Lights” on Quiet Please.  I listened to a half dozen episodes at least.  Unfortunately some are in poor shape.

I think I may have seen F/X in the theater.  I know for sure I rented it on VHS.  It’s pretty well made as far as 80s action thrillers go.

I had Best Seller on the DVR and had to watch because it was directed by John Flynn and written by Larry Cohen.

F/X holds up pretty well. Good early Dennehy was the bartender in 10.  The other sordid 80s movie I saw him in was Best Seller with James Woods.

Dennehy was very good in Gorky Park (1983).  F/X is another I saw recently.

Home Movies when Coach McGuirk and Melissa discuss Wilson and Cast Away and whether Tom Hanks won an Academy Award for that one.

Dom on Archer. From Fandango (1985). Followed closely by Archer talking about White Lightning.

I apologize for screwing up DUAN with a stupid baseball thread.  

Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground - Blind Willie Johnson.

Blind Willie McTell - Travelin’ Blues.

Fixing DUAN.  R.L. Burnside - Poor Boy Long Way from Home.

And rain delay. What a jinx.

http://www.espn.com/mlb/game?gameId=380924124

https://boingboing.net/2018/02/07/ransom-center-movie-posters.html

Bring back mauve.