This was a great show, if memory serves - I think it has a pretty great reputation for those who know about it. I was always a Tour of Duty kid - the less subtle, more "dudes in war can have feelings, man" show that ran almost contemporaneously.

Old time radio podcasts and The Shadow comics (regardless of era).

I'll tell you later.

Seems that the landing was a little too Firm, though.

Can't be said enough: vote for Dems in 2018. State legislatures and governors will control redistricting plans, which is the only way to undo gerrymandering.

Good point.

Obviously, Kronsteen's appearance in the WH Press Room means SPECTRE has succeeded in its infiltration of our government far beyond what we thought them capable of.

Correct! I noticed that typo, too. Oddly, despite the thoroughness of these comments, I didn't see it mentioned further downthread.

Thank you for selecting this one - as a lifelong fan, this one is somehow both a palate-cleanser and a wonderful way to honor the history of the character.

Hugo Largo, Drum

See, all I had was Michael Ironside, which was maybe almost enough, too? (He was in it, right?)

Don't hold your breath. That one might be the exception, etc., etc.

Sounds like I'd be perfect.

I mean, you have two weeks.

I stumbled across a documentary a while ago about David Secter, a filmmaker who then went on to be connected to New Line and Troma, of all things, I think.
His earlier work "Winter Kept Us Warm" sounds like it's worth mentioning here. (Haven't had the chance to see, myself.)

You, sir, have just blown my mind.

Zillion or GTFO.

Autumnal?

Obviously.

Would the 80s TV show "Automan" be "Autoauto?" "Manman?"