With Frank Gorshin in a dramatic role—that much I remember.

My life is incomplete.

Another omission
From Justin to Kelly—how could they leave that one out?

The redhead who was supposed to be a goddess must have been the producer's girlfriend.

Looking at that picture, it's hard to believe the sort of superior athlete Weissmuller was before he became Tarzan.
He was one of the best competitive swimmers in history with many, many titles and records and wins.

What I've noticed is that right-wingers who write spy/suspense/thriller type novels (like William S. Buckley or William Safire or even, god help us, Newt Gingrich) write very much in the style of the old, unrealistic novelists of the '50s and '60s.

A lot of traditional regional cooking is climate-based. In the American South, frying is more common because it doesn't heat up a kitchen as much as using an oven does, and barbecues are completely outside the house. In the north, ovens were favored because they heated the kitchen while they cooked the food.
Also in…

'Way back, there was a sit-com called He & She, starring Dick Benjamin and Paula Prentiss, married at the time, as a young married couple surrounded by wacky neighbors.
It lasted about one season and then was dropped.
However, it had a cult following already, and the screams when it disappeared prompted whatever…

@ Mormon Nailer—I do like your name.

Will Hyacinth Bucket ever be dated? I've been watching it on youtube, and it still makes me laugh.

I love Rob Brydon. He sings like Tom Jones (probably a requirement if you're Welsh), and he's very funny.
Looking forward to this very much.

Hey! Everyone is ignoring Rob Brydon! He's funny, too, and he sings like Tom Jones.
This is just one more example of anti-Welsh racism.

Parental nightmares
The Bad Seed—your child appears angelic but is a sociopath and a murderer

The Bad Seed—the first evil child movie, maybe? Angelic child is a sociopathic killer.
How'd this one get overlooked?

Who's the actress in that poster? It's not Jane Wyman.

I Am Legend is one of those books that just doesn't translate well to screen, even if you update it with splosions and put Will Smith in it.

I got it first on public radio, with music and interview clips. But that's ok.

He was wrong—it was on Yahoo news and also on Weekend Edition Saturday on public radio. On the radio, they did a pretty long piece which included bits of interview and music.
It's probably on other internet news sites as well.

Gil Scott-Heron
picked a bad time to die, just as the weekend started.

Mozart
Mozart