Maybe PBS has some old Frugal Gourmet episodes around somewhere?

Just like in Firebird 2015 AD (timely!), or The Last Chase!

Lorena Bobbitt, a nation turns its lonely eyes to you.

Send those names off to SLC for the "post-death baptisms" into LDS.

That "good intentions" infrastructure project will finally move ahead. We'll just raid Medicare for the funds. It's gotta be a win for somebody, right?

It's an ecumenical outreach program based around bloodlust and a distrust bordering on hatred of science. Normally groups finding common ground is a good thing. This is not one of those instances.

There are a lot of Evangelicals that supposedly love Jewish people, but only until Jesus' Second Coming. Then it's convert or burn in hell.
That doesn't strike me as someone who's actually a friend at all, but what do I know?

To be fair, not everybody is terrible. Lots of people are various shades of fucked up, but not that many are outright monsters.

Unfortunately, the only way they're going to able to get away will be to marry some other like-minded creep/brainwashed cult member. And even then, families that are as controlling as theirs never stop being involved with your life. :(

I remember when they would run stuff worth watching on A&E even late at night, like old episodes of The Avengers. A far cry from Duck Dynasty, that show with the morbidly obese country rap guy, and the like. That's "network decay" for you.

How the fuck is that not something that brings one a visit from Child Protective Services?
The answer is "nobody talks to outsiders about it because these people are in a cult", isn't it?

I was always curious what further adventures would look like for V'ger/Ilia/Decker after ST:TMP, but after the Stephen Collins revelations, don't care to spend any more time with any character he's played. Which means I'll never re-watch these Tales of the Gold Monkey DVDs, I guess. :(

ST:ID is a fun fast moving action movie, but the plot doesn't hang together well when subjected to any level of critical thinking or analysis. I enjoy it, but can see why others don't. The script could've used another pass for re-writes, but the same can be said for the latter few TNG movies, which were much less…

If only this was filmed on the old Hogan's Heroes sets like the first Ilsa movie was.

Pernell lost all his hairpieces in the move back to the States from Australia. (Adam Cartwright was written off as having moved to Australia on Bonanza. To my knowledge Pernell never lived there in real life.)

He's off to hunt the most dangerous game of all - man, in the TV movie Savages.

That was no shower, it was a kitchen and the woman in question was Miss Listler!

I watched that just for Ajita Wilson.

It's the movie Jess Franco was born to make roughly forty times!
(Also Jack Hill a couple of times in the Philippines with Pam Grier and Sid Haig.)

Archduke Franz Ferdinand shot first!