1978 CBS Tuesday Night Movies intro.

This is good background.

The Hunt for Red October published by the Naval Institute Press.

Arrakis teaches the attitude of the knife - chopping off what’s incomplete and saying: “Now, it’s complete because it’s ended here.”

My own reading copies look quite different. I grabbed those Berkley Dunes in a group a little over ten years ago at a book fair just because they were so nice. $2.50 each. I have some beauty Tolkien paperbacks too. Same thing, too good to pass up on a table full of books.

Looked these up later and these books are now worth many hundreds of dollars. Dune prices are insane. The Children of Dune hardcover is a second printing and has a little jacket issue and still is worth at least $300. Could be more because Book Clubs are going over $200. Book Clubs never go for that much. The trade…

From K-tel.

Hank: Uh, I’ll have some skirt steak, some brisket, little piece of that New York steak, uhh couple of them steak fingers and… a burger.

Pizza Rolls -  Still deadly.

kinja

Mr. & Mrs. Dracula.

Norman’s Corner. Written by Larry David.

Lady Jessica was a wimp.