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PSB CW80R Pair
In-ceiling speakers
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Our take on the PSB CW80R Pair by Crutchfield's Marshall Chase
PSB in-ceiling speakers — the height of performance
Truthfully, you won't like PSB's CW80R speakers — you will adore them. Whether they complement PSB tower or bookshelf speakers, or unite with a combination of their fellows they will fill your home with high energy, and highly accurate music and movie sound.
It runs in the family
The PSB pedigree shines through in the CW80R. Its wide-range 8" woofer dishes out solid bass and clear midrange sound, while the 1" rotating tweeter gives you focused, accurate highs. The tweeter even pivots, so you can aim it toward your favorite listening position. These inconspicuous in-ceiling speakers are voice-matched] for use with cabinet-built PSBs, and of course, they'll mesh with other PSB in-wall and in-ceiling speakers, too. Any way you choose you'll be delighted with the results. And a moisture-resistant design lets you use these speakers in damp areas like your laundry room or bath, as well as outdoors under eaves.
An optional in-wall bracket is recommended for installing the CW80R in a home with new construction.
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What's in the Box:
- Two CW80R in-ceiling speakers
- 2 White aluminum grilles (installed)
- 2 Clear plastic paint masks
- 2 Cardboard cutout templates
- 2 Lengths of grille putty
- 2 Self-adhesive "PSB Speakers" badges
- Installation Guide (Eng / Fren / Span)
- Warranty sheet (Eng / Fren)
Product Highlights:
- sold in pairs
- frequency response 45-20,000 Hz (-6dB)
- 1" pivoting dome tweeter
- 8" fiberglass textured woofer
- handles up to 100 watts
- sensitivity 87 dB
- 8-ohm impedance
- moisture-resistant design
- paintable white matte grilles
- cutout diameter: 9-11/16"
- mounting depth: 3-5/8"
- 5 year warranty
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What's in the box?
Download the PSB CW80R Pair manual
- Two CW80R in-ceiling speakers
- 2 White aluminum grilles (installed)
- 2 Clear plastic paint masks
- 2 Cardboard cutout templates
- 2 Lengths of grille putty
- 2 Self-adhesive "PSB Speakers" badges
- Installation Guide (Eng / Fren / Span)
- Warranty sheet (Eng / Fren)
Features and Specs
|Enclosure Type
|Video Shielded
|Midrange Size
|Woofer Size
|Woofer Composition
|Woofer Surround
|Power Range (Watts)
|87 dB
|Impedance (Ohms)
|Frequency Response
|Connector Type
|Spring post
|Bi-Amp Inputs
|Parts Warranty
|5 Years
|Labor Warranty
|5 Years
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Mounting Options
Overview: The CW80R from PSB Speakers is a pair of high-performance ceiling-mount speakers. The CustomSound CW Series of in-wall/in-ceiling speakers incorporate the same speaker arrays as found in PSB's highly acclaimed Platinum-series speakers for true audiophile performance.
Drivers: The CW80R speakers employ an 8" fiberglass-textured polypropylene woofer, which has a higher cone mass and enhanced motor strength for higher power handling. The rubber surround damps resonance and provides exceptional durability. The low-resonance 1" aluminum dome tweeter delivers exceptional clarity in the high frequencies. The tweeter has a pivoting mount, allowing it to be aimed towards the listening area for best response.
Frames: The white ABS plastic frames extend approximately 3/4" beyond the grilles on the finished side. The frames also extend about 5/8" beyond the rough opening cutout. The speaker requires a 9-11/16" cutout in the ceiling or wall for mounting the speaker.
Grilles: The speakers are equipped with flush-mount aluminum grilles for a clean and unobtrusive look. The grilles have hundreds of precisely-sized perforations to make them acoustically transparent. The grilles and frames are paintable to match any decor. Self-adhesive "PSB Speakers" logo badges are also included.
Mounting Options
Mounting Clamps: The CW80Rs have 4 toggle-style mounting clamps for installing the speakers in the wall or ceiling. When a Phillips-head screwdriver is first applied to the mounting screws, the clamps "toggle" out from a rest position (out of the way for easy insertion), turning 90 degrees and into a position to clamp firmly against the wall.
Pre-construction Bracket: For new construction, the optional CK80R pre-construction bracket (760CK80R, sold separately) is recommended. The bracket is designed to be a "hole-saver" to indicate where the speaker should be installed before the drywall goes up. In addition, an optional BBX-88 Performance Enclosure (available from the manufacturer) defines the optimal enclosure volume for the CustomSound series speakers, and mounts between two studs behind drywall.
Weather Resistant: The CW80R is weather resistant to enable installation in moist environments, such as bathrooms or indoor pool areas, or outdoors in porch ceilings or under eaves. The polypropylene cones with rubber surrounds, stainless steel fasteners, aluminum grilles and ABS plastic frames can withstand moisture, but the back of the speaker should be protected. The speakers should not be installed in an area that is totally exposed to the weather.
Mounting Dimensions:
- Frame Diameter: 11.003"
- Hole Cutout Diameter: 9.6875"
- Depth Behind Mounting Surface: 3.75"
- Height Above Mounting Surface (incl. grilles): 0.625"
Performance Specs:
- Frequency Response: 45Hz to 20kHz (-6dB)
- Recommended Amplifier Power: 20 to 100 Watts
- Sensitivity: 87dB
- Impedance: 8 Ohms
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Today in the Morning Line: Outside money breaks record Where's the money going? North Carolina might be election night's Rosetta Stone Obama to preside before UN Security Council Lois Lerner breaks her silence The Outsiders: Back in April, we wrote … Continue reading
Ray Suarez talks to Daily Download's Howard Kurtz and Lauren Ashburn about a 10-to-1 spending gap on social media between the Obama and Romney campaigns, as well as the shifting role Facebook and Twitter played in how voters expressed their political leanings in their communities. Continue reading
Ohio voters greeted visits from Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, who also made stops in Florida and Virginia. Jeffrey Brown reports on the neck-and-neck polls and the money race — both to earn and to spend. Margaret Warner talks to NPR's Mara Liason about the money the candidates are spending on ads and in swing states. Continue reading
Judy Woodruff reports on the candidates' preparation for what many expect to be a high stakes presidential debate in Hempstead, N.Y., while Ray Suarez and NPR's Peter Overby examine how September campaign ad spending has been boosted by hundreds of thousands of television commercials funded by Super PACs. Continue reading
Political ad spending has doubled overall, but in critical battleground states the numbers are more drastic. In 2008, 519 presidential campaign ads aired in Colorado Springs, Colo. Four years later, the number has jumped to 1,445. Gwen Ifill talks to NPR's Ari Shapiro about the blitz of campaign ads in a Republican leaning city. Continue reading
As the race to raise campaign cash pushes on, some of Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain's time to spend certain campaign funds is running down as the Republican National Convention approaches next month. Continue reading

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- ITV Report
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Man dead after recycling centre accident
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Taxi driver in hospital after Newton Aycliffe collision
A taxi driver is in hospital in a serious but stable condition after a crash in County Durham.
A black Mercedes E350 collided with a red Skoda Octavia taxi on the A167, Central Avenue, Newton Aycliffe, on March 27th.
The taxi driver, 36, from Darlington, was airlifted to the James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough.
His two passengers, a man aged 50, and woman aged 45, were treated at the same hospital for minor injuries.
The driver of the Mercedes was uninjured.
Two seriously injured after crash in Newton Aycliffe
Two men are seriously injured after a crash involving a car and a taxi on the A167 in Newton Aycliffe.
County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service said the two men, who were travelling in the same vehicle, both had to be cut from the wreckage by firefighters.
One has been airlifted to James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough, while the other has been taken by road to Darlington Memorial Hospital.
Nothing is known yet about the driver of the other car.
The road is closed both ways, with police directing traffic, between the B6443 at Central Avenue and Ricknall Lane. The crash happened about 500 yards north of the Gretna Green Hotel.
A spokesman for the fire service confirmed the crash involved two cars, after reports that one of the vehicles was a lorry. He said a lorry was at the scene but was not involved in the crash.
Hitachi train factory 'on track' to open in 2015
The construction of a train factory in County Durham, where hundreds of new train carriages will be built for Intercity and ScotRail contracts, is on target to be completed later this year.
More than 700 people will work at the plant in Newton Aycliffe, where hundreds of new train carriages will be built.
Today the final part of the track will be installed, connecting the factory to the rail network for the first time.
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County Durham teenager signs American Football contract
A teenager from County Durham is heading to Germany after securing a professional American Football contract.Read the full story ›
Family pay tribute to Newton Aycliffe man after fatal crash
The family of a man who died when his car left the road and crashed in Bishop Auckland have paid tribute to him.
Shane Smith, 25, died when his blue Audi car crashed through a fence on Close House, Bishop Auckland, on January 10.
He suffered serious injuries and died at the scene.
Yesterday, his family paid tribute to Shane, from Newton Aycliffe.
"We are all devastated by the loss of our Shane. He was a gentle giant with a heart of gold.
"As a family our lives will never be the same as we will always have this awful emptiness. He should be here, cracking jokes as he always did. If there are any witnesses to this accident please contact the police. We need to know why it occurred and why our beautiful, happy, smiling Shane has been taken too young. RIP Shane, we love you to pieces and words cannot describe how much we will miss you."
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Countess of Wessex visits the North East
The Countess of Wessex has visited the North East to open a new centre for Autism in County Durham.Read the full story ›
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First look inside new train factory creating 700 jobs
Costing £82m and the size of 20 football pitches, Hitachi's new plant will one day employ 700 people. We were given the first look inside.Read the full story ›
Skills shortage "means Hitachi will recruit from Nissan"
A government advisor warned that a shortage of skilled workers in the North East of England means the train company Hitachi will have to recruit staff from nearby car manufacturer Nissan.
The warning was issued by Jim O'Neill, a former senior banker who is now advising the government on how to grow the UK's cities.
Hitachi will create thousands of jobs at its factory in Newton Aycliffe. But there are fears that it will only be able to fill those vacancies by taking staff from the Nissan plant in Sunderland.
Government blames local enterprise partnership for MPs row
The Government has said it was the responsibility of the North East local enterprise partnership to notify an MP of an official visit to his constituency.
Sedgefield MP Phil Wilson accused Stockton South's James Wharton of visiting Mr Wilson's constituency without informing him first. The Stockton South MP said he was only 'dropping off' Local Government Minister Brandon Lewis, and denies taking part in an official visit.
A spokesperson for the Department for Communities and Local Government said:
"The visit was hosted by the North East local enterprise partnership who secured £289.3million from the Government's Local Growth Fund to support economic growth in the area.
"As part of organising that event the local enterprise partnership agreed to make all local MPs aware of the minister's visit."
Woman flown to hospital after being hit by a car in Newton Aycliffe
A woman has been flown to hospital after being hit by a car in Newton Aycliffe earlier today (Friday 20 June).
The 62-year-old woman sustained serious injuries to her head, chest and stomach. She was flown by helicopter to the James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.


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A dramatic and moving follow-up to the bestselling "Wounded Knee," "Trail of Tears" respectfully remembers one of the saddest episodes in American and Native American history: the forced relocation of the Cherokee Indians from their Tribal Lands in Oklahoma during the brutal winter of 1838. This Painted Pony represents the struggle of the Cherokee people who were made to march more than a thousand miles under the worst possible conditions. There were many losses during this long march, it is said that a beautiful Cherokee Rose grew wherever a tear had fallen, in remembrance of those who were lost. Somehow the Cherokee managed to survive the cold and the snow, their dignity intact, in the belief there were better days to come. Measures 7" tall.
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01/04/2016By Becky
This piece is better than the picture shows. Nice history lesson goes with it. My granddaughter collects some of these and for her who wants to be a Social Studies teacher -- she will treasure this.
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Beautiful horse, great addition to collection.
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Video: Jim Hoggan on Astroturfing, Greenwashing and the Echo Chamber [1]
Emily Murgatroyd [2] | April 2, 2008
By Emily Murgatroyd [2] • Wednesday, April 2, 2008 - 13:44
Here's a short video produced by documentary filmmaker Jon Cooksey and his team at How To Boil a Frog, [3] featuring DeSmog Project co-founder Jim Hoggan. [4] Enjoy!
And check out the How to Boil a Frog "Frog Blog" [5] when you're done the video.


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Nuforce NE800M
" I've been a big fan of NuForce and its products for many years. I've owned several of their headphones, IEMs (in-ear monitors) and their well renowned u-Dac 3 portable headphone amplifier and DAC. So I was a bit dismayed when I learned that Optoma had purchased NuForce as I wasn't sure what direction the new ownership would take this well respected audio company. Thankfully, NuForce is..." --MacedonianHero
Creative Aurvana In-Ear3
"Creative Aurvana In-Ear 3 Plus Review Hello, my name is Oscar and this is my review of the Creative Aurvana In-Ear 3 Plus. Creative sent these to me as part of a tour and I did not pay for anything, nor am I in any way affiliated with the company other than for this review. I had for a while been wanting to get a listen at these, but unfortunately I wasn't able to purchase them without..." --Fidelity King
Creative Headphones EP-630
" They're a cheap set of IEMs with decent sound for the £10 price. Not much more to say. " --TheJesusGuy
Creative Aurvana 2 In-Ear Headphones
" Comfort and Fit: This pair is very comfortable in the sense that their presence in your ears won't be very noticeable. I fell asleep a few times while listening to music through these earphones, so thats all I can say about them. For fit however, I had to use the largest size of earbuds to fit it into my ears. Isolation isn't very good though because background noise can still be heard even..." --hawk9598
NuForce NE600X Red In-ear Headphones
"Context: I primarily listen to music through my setup of FLAC -> HRT Music Streamer II -> Little Dot Mk3 -> Hifiman HE-400. I bought these primarily to use at the gym with an ancient RCA mp3 player that only has 512mb, because expensive gear and sweat don't mix IMO. These setups fill completely different roles, so I obviously don't expect them to compare, but I think it's important to..." --manbear
NuForce NE-700X
" My full review/comparison of the NE-600X vs 700X vs 770X... http://www.head-fi.org/t/623137/review-comparison-nuforce-iems-ne-600x-ne-700x-ne-770x Quick summary: - U shaped sound - tiny fit - decent sound, but really the 770X is the better choice at half the price " --Armaegis
NuForce NE600X Black In-ear Headphones
" I've been out of the loop for a while when it comes to budget IEMs. Back in the day, the low priced options were simply not very good. I remember paying $40 for the V-MODA Bass Freq as a workout IEM because I liked the massive impact, though it was obviously not an "all purpose" type IEM. I used them with my Creative Zen Micro Photo..." --project86
NuForce NE770X Carbon In-ear Headphones
" For a comparison of the NE-600X vs 700X vs 770X, see here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/623137/review-comparison-nuforce-iems-ne-600x-ne-700x-ne-770x quick summary: - bass sloped sound - tiny fit - great clarity/detail - fantastic sound for $35 and easily the top choice between the 600/700/770X " --Armaegis
NuForce - NE-6 - Earphones
" I initially bought these as a temporary replacement for my AKG K26Ps that crapped out on me after being left in a car for two weeks, and because I knew I'd want earbuds for music on the go. Given that I bought these for around $30, I was astounded at the audio quality these earbuds produced. The NE-6 has far more bass than any other earbud I've come across so far, and while there isn't a..." --OmegaSwitch
NuForce NE-650M High Efficiency Earphones with Excellent Bass, Layered Sound Stage and Microphone (Black)
" Disclaimer: The following is a review from a sample provided by NuForce First I'd like to thank NuForce, for reaching out and allowing me the opportunity to review their new IEM, the NE-650M. The 650 is described by the manufacturer as "a uniquely enhanced version of the original NE-600 series earphone. Their high-efficiency design offers an even greater level of..." --shotgunshane


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Coronation Street
Coronation Street
is credited as being one of the longest running soaps in the world and the longest running television
soap in Britain (with the longest running overall being The Archers on BBC radio). The show has been on British TV screens since 1960 and has aired over 6,000 episodes. Coronation Street was created by Tony Warren, who drew on his own experiences living in Salford when developing the show for Granada Television in Manchester. The show's working title was Florizel Street. In a memo from Tony Warren to Granada, he explains the basis of the show: "A fascinating freemasonary, a volume of unwritten rules. These are the driving forces behind life in a working class street in the north of England. The purpose of Florizel Street is to examine a community of this nature, and to entertain." The first episode of Coronation Street, written by Tony Warren and containing the first airing of the iconic theme music (composed by Eric Spear), was transmitted live at 7.00pm on Friday 9th December 1960 and was an instant success due to its eliment of "realism". The series began as a twice weekly serial (airing originally on Wednesdays and Fridays) and was initially only commissioned for twelve episodes but due to the series' success with the viewers it became a perminant fixture, soon changing its transmission days to Monday and Wednesdays. Almost 30 years later the number of episodes increased to three per week in 1989 (additional episode on Fridays) and then to four in 1996 (additional episode on Sundays). Recently that has increased again with a second episode being added on a Monday night at 8.30, leaving a half hour gap between the end of the first episode of the evening and the start of the second.
Coronation Street
, Corrie or The Street (however you know it) has been at the top of the ratings for most of it's long run and despite tough competition from new soaps and even new TV channels it remains the highest rated programme on British television. William Roache is now the only original cast member remaining - he's played Ken Barlow since episode one. The Set: In early 1960, after Granada Television commissioned twelve episodes of Coronation Street, the set designer Denis Parkin was taken on a tour of Salford by series creator Tony Warren for inspiration on the set. The street's set was based on Archie Street in the Ordsall district, a film shot of which was used in the opening credits of the programme from 1960 to 1964. Archie Street itself was knocked down in 1971. The original television set was built indoors, the cobbles and paving slabs were painted to the floor and the houses were made out of wood. The set was so big and the studio so small that it had to be erected in two parts which explains why shots of the entire street were not seen until 1968 when Granada decided that the interior set was too limiting and so re-erected the set outside in a yard rented from British Railways on Grape Street on Manchester, behind the Granada studios. The cast hated it! They complained that it was draughty and cold; nevertheless it was soon re-built in bricks and mortar and survived until the end of the 1970s when the decision was made to incorporate the set into the Granada Studios Tour. By 1982 a brand new set had been erected on a new site just a few hundred yards away. When the set was complete it was opened by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. The new set was first seen on-screen in episode 2210, broadcast on Monday 7 June 1982. From 1982 up until 1999, it was possible for fans of the show to visit the exterior set as part of the Granada Studios Tour. With the closure of the tour, Granada were able to expanded the exterior set to incorporate further buildings on Rosamund Street (the Health Centre) and later on Victoria Street (Roy's Rolls & Elliot and Son).
Coronation Street
currently airs on the following days in the UK: Monday @ 7.30pm & 8.30pm, Wednesday @ 7.30pm, Friday @ 7.30pm, Sunday @ 7.30pm. Note: This episode guide mirrors the episode numbers that are used by Granada Television. These, in turn, are based on the episode production numbers. On the odd occasion over the years these have proven to be slightly haphazard. To explain; the first episode of the programme was production code P228/1, the second P228/2, etc. In 1970, the production team reached episode 999 with the episode that was broadcast on Wednesday 19th August that year. The next episode, the 1000th, was not given the production code of P228/1000 but instead was given the new production code of P694 and the number 1! (To confuse matters more, Granada also publicised episode 999 as the 1000th episode!). The actual 1000th episode was therefore known as episode P694/1. As the seventies went on, two episodes (P694/26 and P694/27) were edited down into one half-hour episode, supposedly because Doris Speed - playing Annie Walker - was ill, and four episode numbers were not used at all - P694/503, P694/504, P694/505 and P694/549. You will therefore not find episodes 1503, 1504, 1505 or 1549 in this guide - because they were never made! When the 4000th episode was broadcast in April 1996, Granada's production codes skipped from P694/2999 to P694/4000, thereby mirroring better the actual episode number being shown and publicised. The fact remains though that other episode numbers have been skipped or counted as double episodes and therefore the publicity over episodes such as number 6000 in 2005 are a few episodes out. This is no big secret and, on occasion, comments have appeared in the UK press about this anomoly.
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CBS (ended 1975)
Dodge City, known as the Sodom and Gomorrah of the plains, is a typical frontier city of the late 1800s
with typical problems ranging from rumored Indian raids to bank and stage robberies, cattle rustling, and family feuds. All of these must be dealt with within the law and that task falls to Matt Dillon, US Marshal (James Arness).
Dillon is a man who prefers the use of logic over the use of the gun but the nature of the people passing through Dodge doesn't always leave him that choice. Aided by various assistants and deputies over the years (played by Dennis Weaver, Burt Reynolds, and Ken Curtis), he does his best to keep the lawless element out of his town and his territory. Matt often solves his crimes through keen observation and deduction, an innovative approach for the times.
Crucial information about cases is often provided by his beautiful companion, Long Branch owner Kitty Russell(Amanda Blake), while they drink beer or whiskey in her establishment. Matt also often exchanges banter or bounces his theories off of the crusty town doctor, Galen Adams (Milburn Stone).
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General Hospital
General Hospital, the multi Emmy Award-Winning drama series hailed by critics as the 'The Greatest Soap Opera of All Time',
will celebrate 50 years of broadcasting in 2013. The tradition of passion, intrigue, and adventure takes place in the fictional town of Port Charles, set in upstate New York. The glamour and excitement of those who have come to find their destinies in this familiar seaport town intertwine with the lives, loves, and fortunes of beloved, well-known faces. And, as always, love and danger continue to abound whether on the docks, in the ER, at brownstones, or trespassing on Quartermaine property with contemporary story lines and unforgettable characters. In the past several years, General Hospital has been praised by national organizations for elevating the public awareness of several important social issues. It has received three SHINE awards for its continued contribution to the awareness of sexual responsibility. The Ryan White Foundation presented its 1996 Ryan's Angels Award to "General Hospital" for the moving and thorough examination of HIV/AIDS through the characters of Robin, Stone, and the Nurses' Ball. The show was further honored by the American Red Cross for its HIV/AIDS-related storylines. Several other prestigious awards have been bestowed upon "General Hospital" for confronting sexual child abuse, organ donation, and other social issues as well. The program inspired Port Charles, the spin-off series that premiered in June 1997, and ended October 2003. In 2007 the 3rd spin-off General Hospital: Night Shift premiered which revolves around the interns and the doctors working the night shift at the hospital and ended October 2008. GH has had lots of movie and tv stars (and those in the making) over the years such as Demi Moore, Jack Wagner, Vanessa Marcil, Elizabeth Taylor, Ricky Martin, Rick Springfield, John Stamos, among others, as well as other soap opera stars. General Hospital is the longest-running dramatic serial on the ABC Network, and is the longest-running daytime drama produced on the West Coast. In May of 2000, General Hospital made Daytime Emmy history as the only Daytime drama to ever receive the prestigious Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama series a record seven times, marking the show's fifth win in six years (1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, and 2000). It had also garnered the Emmy Award as Outstanding Daytime Drama Series in 1980-81 and 1983-84. In the 40th Anniversary Special Edition of TV Guide, General Hospital was hailed as the "All-Time Best Daytime Soap." General Hospital was created by Frank and Doris Hursley. General Hospital currently airs Monday-Friday (2:00-3:00 p.m., ET; & 1:00-2:00 p.m., PT) on the ABC Television Network. GH also reruns current episodes at 10pm, 3am, and 10am-as well as a weekend marathon on SOAPnet, the 24 hour Soap Opera Network.
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Perry Mason
CBS (ended 1966)
There are few actors so closely tied to a persona than Raymond Burr as Perry Mason. This long-running series was
built upon Erle Stanley Gardner´s many novels about a brilliant defense lawyer and his staff, that solved many a crime with surprise witnesses and stern cross-examinations. It was the first mystery series to feature chalk or tape outlines to mark the spots where bodies were found. Filmed almost exclusively in the Los Angeles area, Raymond Burr had Gardner's seal of approval in the role.
The cases were usually won by way of pivotal confessions of witnesses, solicited by Perry Mason (Burr's) surgeon-like examination or with last-minute, key evidence brought into the courtroom by private investigator Paul Drake (William Hopper). Della Street (Barbara Hale), Perry´s faithful secretary, was always at Perry's side in the courtroom where hapless Hamilton Burger (William Tallman) was the Los Angeles District Attorney who never seemed to win. As to the myth that Perry Mason never lost, there were two episodes where it did occur... but you'll have to watch to find out.
The show was revived in 1973-74, with other actors in the familiar roles (Monte Markham as Mason), and then again with the some of the original cast, in a string of feature length TV films from 1985 until Raymond Burr´s death in 1993.
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The Twilight Zone
CBS (ended 1964)
The series was a collection of various tales that range from the tragic to the comedic. They may be scary
or just thought-provoking. Most episodes have unexpected endings and a moral lesson. But, no matter what, it's "a journey into a wondrous land, whose boundaries are that of the imagination." Rod Serling, creator and host of the series, won two Emmys for outstanding writing (1960 & '61), and the Golden Globe in 1962 for best TV director/producer. Reruns of the original Twilight Zone can be seen on the US Sci Fi channel. This is the Original 1959 series, not the CBS The Twilight Zone (1985) version nor the UPN The Twilight Zone (2002) version. CBS Programming History October 1959-September 1962 ..... Friday 10:00 January 1963-September 1963 ..... Thursday 9:00 September 1961-September 1964 ..... Friday 9:30 May 1965-September 1965 ..... Sunday 9:00 Note: Seasons 1-3 & 5 have a running time of 30 minutes. All of the episodes in Season 4 have a running time of one hour.
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Days of our Lives
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the
Days of our Lives
For over forty years, those words, spoken by the
late Macdonald Carey, have introduced and underscored one of daytime drama's rare mainstays. NBC's Days of our Lives, will celebrate its 48th anniversary on November 8, 2013. It first premiered as a half-hour drama in 1965 and expanded to an hour ten years later. Today, it remains a consistent favorite among viewers of daytime television serials. It is the powerhouse of NBC's soap opera lineup and demonstrates its staying power in television history.
In its lifetime years,
Days of our Lives
has garnered numerous Emmy Awards, Soap Opera Digest Awards and People's Choice Awards. The show's success derives from its consistent commitment to excellence in writing and storytelling, supported by an ensemble of performers, and an uncanny knack for anticipating viewer interests. From demonic possessions and baby switches to exciting teen stories and love triangles,
Days of our Lives
remains a perennial favorite among viewers of all ages.
Filmed in Burbank, California,
Days of our Lives
is set in the fictitious midwestern town of Salem. The core families are the Hortons and the Bradys, and the multi-layered storylines involve elements of romance, adventure, mystery, comedy and drama. Original cast member Frances Reid continues to star as Alice Horton.
Days of our Lives
is produced by Corday Productions Inc. in association with Sony Pictures Television. Executive producer, Ken Corday, is following in the tradition of his parents, Betty and Ted Corday, who co-created
Days of our Lives
and helmed the series for many years.
Ep Guide
NBC (ended 1973)
White-haired Ben was the proud patriarch of the Cartwrights, the family at the center of one of TV's most beloved
and long-running series. Their ranch, the Ponderosa, was 1,000 square-miles (600,000 acres) in size and sprawled from mountainous shores of Lake Tahoe to the desert terrain near Virginia City in the Nevada Territory. Ben oversaw his frontier empire with the help of his three sons: Adam, Hoss, and Joe. The series was set in 1859 when the series began and would progress through and following the Civil War.
---------------------------------- Series creator and producer David Dortort, who oversaw the series during its 14 year network run on NBC, says he first first got the idea for the series writing the 1953 episode of "Fireside Theatre" titled "Man of the Comstock."
---------------------------------- By 1959, NBC wanted a big filmed series to promote the sales of color television sets. NBC was the only network investing in color programs since its parent company RCA owned the electronic color transmitting system used by TV. "Bonanza" was just the type of show the network needed to "show off" its living color. In its initial season, it floundered in the ratings on Saturday nights against CBS' "Perry Mason"; it's said its renewal had a lot to do with its being shot in color. In the second season, "Bonanza" more than held its own in the Nielsens. It was the network's decision to move the series to Sunday nights that allowed it explode into a Top-10 hit.
---------------------------------- "Bonanza" differed in many ways from the dozens of other westerns on the air during its run. It relied more heavily on the characters than it did on action--though there was plenty of that. Good and bad weren't always as simple as "black hats" vs. "white hats"; many times, good people didn't live happily ever after. Despite that, Ben imparted a high code of ethics upon his sons. Among the principles:
1-Intolerance and bigotry were not acceptable. The Cartwrights often came to the defense of Indians, Chinese, and others who were the targets of the narrow-minded.
2-Once a man had paid his debt to society and was released from prison, he deserved a clean slate and a chance to start over.
3-The land was sacred. Ben's greatest business headaches came from his refusal to allow his land to be polluted and destroyed for profit. When the Cartwrights cut down a tree for lumber, they planted another. Their environmental concerns remain unique for a television series.
---------------------------------- Ben's path to his dream home of the Ponderosa (named for the Ponderosa Pine, plentiful in that area) was a long time in coming. He was a seaman, acting as first mate for Captain Abel Stoddard, when he met his boss' daughter Elizabeth and fell in love. She died after giving birth to first child Adam. Leaving the sad memories behind in the Northeast, he traveled to St. Louis and opened a trading company. He met and married the Swedish stunner Inger Inger Borgstrom who loved horses and shooting. She gave birth to son Hoss en route to the frontier, but was killed by an arrow during an ambush. Moving to New Orleans, Ben became an importer/exporter and fell for Creole beauty Marie DeMarigny. He made her wife number three and finally made it to the West. They established the Ponderosa and she gave him another son, Joseph. Marie died several years later in a riding accident. The story of each of these romance were detailed in individual episodes early in the series' run.
---------------------------------- The high mortality rate of women encountered by Ben and his sons, known jokingly as the "Cartwright Curse," became a running gag among comedians and viewers alike. If a female became a love interest to any of the show's men, even money says she'll be sick, dying, or dead by the end credits.
--------------------------- Location filming kept the series from feeling "studio bound" and gave
a chance to highlight its color cinematography. Though much
filmed on a huge sound stage at Paramount Studios, scenes were regularly shot on the studio's outdoor "Western Street" and on locations throughout Southern California and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The rising cost of shooting at Paramount eventually forced a move to the Warner Brothers studio in Burbank. To explain the new appearance of Virginia City, Season 12 began with "The Night Virginia City Died" where a huge fire destroyed the "old" town.
---------------------------------- Changes inevitably took place among cast members during "Bonanza"'s long run. After several years of complaining about being held back from a movie career, Pernell Roberts was finally sent on his merry way after of Season 6. Prior to that, amid fears of Roberts' departure, Guy Williams was brought in for a few episodes as Ben's nephew Will Cartwright. It's said the cast resented his character being added and he disappeared after five appearances. Beginning with "Sense of Duty" in Season 9, David Canary joined the cast as Ponderosa ranch foreman Candy Canady. He practically became a Cartwright, appearing in roughly a third of the series' total episodes. He disappeared with no mention at the end of season eleven after failing to get a raise from producer Dortort. Young orphaned teenager Jamie Hunter did become a
fourth Cartwright son when he was taken in by Ben in Season 12 and legally adopted in "A Home for Jamie" the next season. In the wake of Dan Blocker's death following Season 13, the cast was beefed up. David Canary returned as Candy (reportedly Michael Landon personally asked him to appear) and Tim Matheson was added a Griff King, a young man paroled into Ben's custody who was hired as a ranch hand.
---------------------------------- The loss of Blocker left a hole that simply couldn't be filled. This, combined with the show's move to Tuesday nights after eleven years on Sunday, dealt the series a death blow. Ratings took a nosedive and
aired it final episode in the middle of Season 14 on January 16. 1973.
---------------------------------- After all these years,
remains hugely popular. Besides the quality of the program itself, having filmed in color has kept it from looking "old". Episodes began to be released by CBS/Paramount on DVD beginning in 2009, and were uncut from their network airing with all the original music intact.
Ep Guide
Have Gun - Will Travel
CBS (ended 1963)
Paladin was not your normal gunfighter. He was an educated and a traveled man. A West Point graduate, he served
as a Union officer during the Civil War. After the war, he went west and became a high-priced 'gun for hire.' He was based at the Hotel Carlton in San Francisco and enjoyed the finer things in life. He dressed in fancy clothes, enjoyed fine wine, gourmet food, opera, expensive cigars and he could play the piano. He read newspapers from all over the West looking for situations in which he could help, for a fee. Sometimes Hey Boy, the Oriental porter who worked at the Carlton, would bring Paladin a letter or 'wire' asking for his help. Usually, within the first few minutes, he was dressed for 'business' and on the trail. When working, he dressed completely in black including a black hat with a band of silver conchos and a custom holster with a silver chess knight on it. He carried a custom made pistol which was perfectly balanced and had a rifled barrel. He preferred to settle problems without violence whenever possible, but if forced to fight, he excelled. A master marksman and a quick draw, he was a match for most any man. And for those 'difficult times' he kept a derringer hidden under his belt, which saved his life on many occasions. His rifle, which was rarely used, also had a silver chess knight on the stock. This leads us to believe it was as carefully made as the pistol he carried. Before resorting to violence, Paladin would put his rich education and experience to work to try to find an alternate solution. In spite of his profession, he had a deep respect for the law and would often turn on his employers if he found they were the guilty party.
Ep Guide
Hawaii Five-O
CBS (ended 1980)
Hawaii Five-O was created by Leonard Freeman as a series that not only featured law and order issues but also
presented the beauty of the Hawaiian islands.
The original cast featured Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett, head of Hawaii Five-0, with James McArthur playing Danny Williams (replacing Tim O'Kelley from the pilot), Zulu as Kono Kalakaua and Kam Fong as Chin Ho Kelly. At the end of the 1971-72 season, Zulu left the series after a disagreement and was replaced by Al Harrington as Ben Kokua. After Leonard Freeman died, Al Harrington was dropped with no reason given, after 10 appearances in the 1974-75 season although his episodes were scattered throughout the year.
Douglas Mossman helped to replace the 'Ben' role in later episodes as Frank Kemana. By the 1976-77 season, supporting character Duke Lukela, played by Herman Wedemeyer, was so popular that he was given star billing on the show, following Kam Fong. When CBS delayed making a decision on the show's future at the end of the 1978-79 season due to falling ratings and the perception of poorly executed stories, James MacArthur took the opportunity to leave the series after 11 years.
The 1979-80 season saw major changes in the show. William Smith, as James 'Kimo' Carew, was bought in to replace James MacArthur, and the producers also added a new female Five-0 member, Sharon Farrell as Lori Wilson. Completing the new line-up were existing Five-0 member Duke, and Moe Keale as Truck Kealoha. CBS finished Hawaii Five-0's prime-time run on April 5, 1980
Other Info Pilot (Coccoon) only
1. Company credits Production Companies * CBS Television * Leonard Freeman Production
Distributors * CBS Television (original airing) * Paramount Pictures ------- 2. Awards Emmy Awards 1969 -- Nominated -- Outstanding Achievement in Musical Composition -- Morton Stevens (composer) ------ 3. Filming Locations: Honolulu, O'ahu, Hawaii, USA ------ 4. Release dates: USA -- 20 September 1968
Other Info Series
1. Company credits Production Companies * CBS Television * Leonard Freeman Production
Distributors * CBS Television * Independent Television (ITV) * Paramount Television * Viacom
Other Companies * Ford Motor Company consideration furnisher * Polifroni/Sabba casting ------ 2. Awards American Cinema Editors, USA 1976 -- Nominated -- Best Edited Episode from a Television Series -- Jack Gleason [For episode "Turkey Shoot".] 1974 -- Nominated -- Best Edited Episode from a Television Series -- Jack Gleason [For episode "One Big Happy Family".] Edgar Allan Poe Awards 1974 -- Nominated -- Best Television Episode -- Jerome Coopersmith [For episode "Here Today, Gone Tonight".] 1973 -- Nominated -- Best Television Episode -- Will Lorin [For episode "Bait Once, Bait Twice".] Emmy Awards 1976 -- Nominated -- Outstanding Lead Actress for a Single Appearance in a Drama or Comedy Series -- Helen Hayes [For episode "Retire In Sunny Hawaii... Forever".] 1974 -- Won -- Best Music Composition - For a Series, a Single Program of a Series -- Morton Stevens (composer) [For episode "Hookman".] 1970 -- Won -- Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition - For a Series or a Single Program of a Series (In Its First Year Only) -- Morton Stevens (composer) [For episode "A Thousand Pardons, You're Dead".] ------ 3. Release dates USA -- 26 September 1968 Netherlands -- 19 April 1969 UK -- 19 July 1970 West Germany -- 30 April 1971 France -- 15 July 1973 ------ 4. Filming Locations
Hawaii Film Studio - 18th Avenue & Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, O'ahu, Hawaii, USA (studio)
Honolulu, O'ahu, Hawaii, USA O`ahu, Hawaii, USA
Literature: Monographic related book: Rhodes, Karen. Booking Hawaii Five-0: An Episode Guide and Critical History of the 1968-1980 Television Detective Series. McFarland & Company, Inc. (Jefferson, North Carolina), 1997, ISBN: 0786401710
Series Trivia * Gregory Peck was offered the lead role of McGarrett. He turned it down. * Kam Fong, who played Det. Chin Ho Kelly (1968-78), was an actual officer with the Honolulu Police Department who served from 1946 to his retirement in 1962 to take up a career in real estate. * Other than Wo Fat, other notable adversaries for McGarrett that appeared in more than one episode included mob bosses Henore Vaschon (played by Harold Gould) and Tony Alika (played by Ross Martin), pimp Big Chicken (played by Gavin MacLeod) and the Robin Hood-like Lewis Avery Filer (played by Hume Cronyn). * Jack Lord was the only member of the cast to stay with the series during it's entire 12 year run. Kam Fong (Chin Ho Kelly) left after the 10th season. James MacArthur (Danny Williams) left after the 11th season. * At the end of the episode "A Death In The Family", where Chin Ho Kelly was murdered, Steve McGarrett (Jack Lord) books the suspect himself, saying, "Chin would have liked that." It was the only time during the series that McGarrett personally booked a suspect. * The character of Duke Lukela first appeared as an HPD sergeant before becoming a Hawaii Five-O investigator. * The syndicate that Tony Alika headed was called "Kumu". * McGarrett finally caught Wo Fat in the final episode of the series. However, at the end of the episode, Wo Fat can be seen digging into his boot and taking out a file leaving it open for a possible reunion episode. * "Magnum, P.I." (1980) began production soon after this series wrapped its last episode. In order to keep some sort of continuity, reference to characters from this show were included in early episodes of Magnum. However, a plan to have Jack Lord appear as McGarrett never came to pass. Lord retired from acting after the series went off the air. * Chin Ho Kelly (Kam Fong) was the only member of the cast to be "killed off". He was murdered in the episode "A Death in the Family" while investigating a protection racket. * McGarrett was a Naval Intelligence officer before he became head of Five-O. In fact, he was in the reserves and went on active duty from time to time to assist the Navy on special cases. * In the episode "The Singapore File" McGarrett flies to Singapore to retrieve a witness, and returns to Honolulu. Singapore was actually downtown Honolulu. At the end of the episode, they are at a temple in Manila; they were actually at the Valley of the Temples in Kaneohe, Hawaii. * McGarrett actually caught Wo Fat in one encounter, but was forced to give him up because the Chinese government wanted him back in trade for a downed U2 pilot. * Zulu (Det. Kono) was the first of the regular cast to depart the show. He left in the 4th season. * McGarrett has a sister that lives in California. * Like McGarrett, Jack Lord was in the Navy. He was a public affairs officer, attaining the rank of lieutenant. * Before joining Five-O, Danny attended the University of Hawaii and then transferred to the University of California where he graduated with a degree in Criminology. * McGarrett often referred to Kono as "Big Kanaka". * McGarrett often referred to his secretary, May, as "Love". * McGarrett was a Korean War veteran. * McGarrett supposedly had his office in Iolani Palace, the actual palace used by the last kings and queens of Hawaii. This building was in danger of being leveled for a parking lot, but today it has been restored and can be toured for a $20 fee. It has never been used by the state police. * Besides government intelligence chief Jonathan Kaye, another recurring character was policewoman Sandy Welles. * "Danny" was played by a different actor in the pilot. * Several actors played different roles in various episodes before becoming recurring cast members. * Chin Ho (Kam Fong) smoked a pipe. * Al Harrington and Herman Wedemeyer both appeared in different roles on the show before assuming the roles of Ben and Duke respectively. Wedemeyer was in the very first episode playing Honolulu police Lt. Balta. * Despite the attention that Hawaii Five-0 brought to Hawaiian state law enforcement, Hawaii is the only state that has no state police agency. * The hula dancer in the opening montage is played by Helen Kuoha-Torco, now a professor at Windward Community college.
Continuity Goofs for Series
*In some earlier episodes, McGarrett can be seen leaving his headquarters in a 1967 Mercury 2 door sedan. When he reaches his destination, he's driving a 1968 Mercury 4 door sedan. *After the original 1968 Mercury was retired, and replaced with a '74 Marquis Brougham 4-door hardtop, some stock footage was used of the '68 passing or in traffic. *From 1970 to 1976, Al Eben played Doc Bergman. In one episode, "A Bullet for McGarrett", his name is Doc Abraham.
Rockford Judged Top TV Detective: 4 July 2000 (StudioBriefing) The Rockford Files (1974) Jim Rockford has topped a TV Guide survey in which readers were asked to name their favorite TV detectives ever. The magazine commented, "The crimes he solved were hardly complex. And his detective work was rudimentary at best. But from the moment he told a client, 'I get 200 dollars-a-day, plus expenses,' you were hooked." Columbo placed second in the survey, but Jessica Fletcher of the long-running Murder, She Wrote did not even make the top 10, coming in at 13. The top ten are: 1. James Garner as Jim Rockford in The Rockford Files (1974) 2. Peter Falk, Columbo 3. Andre Braugher as Frank Pembleton in Homicide: Life on the Street 4. Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless in Cagney and Lacey 5. Telly Savalas, Kojak 6. Tom Selleck, Magnum P.I. 7. Helen Mirren as Jane Tennison in Prime Suspect 8. Cybil Shepherd and Bruce Willis as Maddie Hayes and David Addison in Moonlighting 9. Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett in Hawaii Five-0 10. Dennis Franz as Andy Sipowicz in NYPD Blue.
Ep Guide
Doctor Who (1963)
BBC (ended 1989)
"My name is William Hartnell, and as Doctor Who, I make my debut on Saturday 23rd November at 5.15."
is the longest-running science fiction TV series in history, airing initially from 1963 to 1989. The series told the story of the Doctor, a mysterious traveller in space and time, whose TARDIS can take him and his companions anywhere in time and space. Inevitably he finds evil at work wherever he goes… The series was postponed indefintely in 1989, but fans of the series would not allow it to die, and a whole cottage industry was created around original novels and audio-only productions. There was an abortive attempt to renew the franchise as a series of telemovies in the U.S., but ratings for the pilot were judged insufficient. In 2003, the BBC announced that, at long last, it would commission a revival of
Doctor Who
. The series, initially starring Christopher Eccleston as the Doctor, was launched in 2005. You can read about the new series
. Traditionally listed by production, the data on this site has now been amended to TV.com standards and lists each of the 697 broadcast episodes from the original series. I hope that you find the site useful, and that it might act as a springboard to the wider world of
Doctor Who
appreciation. TheOldBill
Ep Guide
Star Trek
NBC (ended 1969)
Space...The Final Frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship, Enterprise. Its 5-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to
seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before
The series is set in the 23rd century where Earth has survived World War III then moved on to explore the stars. Humanity has allied with other alien races and formed the United Federation of Planets, and Starfleet serves as its exploratory and military branch. Captain James T. Kirk of the starship
explores the galaxy with a crew of 430 men and women, contacting new life forms, conducting diplomat missions, and exploring the unknown.
Star Trek
premiered on NBC after executive producer and creator Gene Roddenberry produced not one but two pilots to convince them of the quality of his show. The series ran two years but never achieved good ratings despite building a small but solid fan following. A letter-writing campaign convinced NBC to run a third season, but Roddenberry left in protest and the network buried the show in a late Friday night time slot.
After its three-year run
Star Trek
began running syndication where it was discovered by legion of new fans and became a phenomenon. This led to an animated series, six movies, and four spin-off television shows. Despite its short network run,
Star Trek
has become one of the most successful shows in television history.
Aside from its three main stars,
Star Trek
featured a large cast of reoccurring guest stars that includes James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, George Takei, Walter Koenig, Majel Barrett, and Grace Lee Whitney. Other notable guest stars include Diana Muldaur, Gary Lockwood, Ricardo Montalban, Sally Kellerman, Julie Newmar, Frank Gorshin, John Colicos, Roger C. Carmel, William Campbell, Ted Cassidy, Michael Ansara and Elisha Cook, Jr. Notable writers for the series include Gene Roddenberry, Gene L. Coon, George Clayton Johnson, Jerry Sohl, Jerome Bixby, Robert Bloch, Theodore Sturgeon, Harlan Ellison, David Gerrold, and D.C. Fontana.
Ep Guide
The Virginian
NBC (ended 1971)
This is a long-lived series which was almost unique for its time in that it was filmed in color and
that each episode had a running time of one and one-half hours (ca. 74 minutes if you exclude commercials). As was the case with many other series of the time, it had a large, ensemble cast and in some episodes only a single star or some of the stars would appear. Even when all the stars might appear, often the appearances could be mere cameos. Based on Owen Wister's 1902 novel, which has been filmed several times previously, and again in 2000, the series centered around events at Shiloh Ranch near Medicine Bow, Wyoming, which, at least initially, was owned by former judge Henry Garth (Lee J. Cobb) and his daughter Betsy (Roberta Shore). The remaining initial cast included the ranch hands led by the foreman, the Virginian (James Drury), and included Trampas (Doug McClure) and, for the first three seasons, Steve Hill (Gary Clarke). Over time the ranch ownership changed and several of the hands came and went with only The Virginian and Trampas remaining around for all nine seasons. Well-produced, the series often featured unusual or well-known Guest Stars (Bette Davis, George C. Scott, Myrna Loy, Ricardo Montalban, Ulla Jacobssen, Franchot Tone, etc.). The editor of the page has been gradually viewing and filling in cast information and detailed synopses on the various episodes but given the large number that exist, this will be a long drawn out process. The episode descriptions are almost complete for some years but many episode descriptions, particularly in the later years, remain to be completed. Many of the detailed synopses which have been completed are the only ones accessible for the series either on the web or in print and every effort is made to ensure their accuracy. The remaining episodes will be gradually filled in as time and energy permit (the editor personally has about another 100 episodes which he has not had time to view!) and others are encouraged to submit summaries and information. Although grey market videos circulate, and some episodes are commercially available in Europe on DVD, very few episodes are available on commercial video in North America. These pages were last updated on April 28/05. The most recent "updates" have involved mainly reorganizing existing information to meet new TV Tome web page structures. These include changing the existing long episode descriptions to shorter summaries (currently working on Season 4) and moving the longer summaries to a "recap" section. However, some new episode descriptions, recaps and casts/crew are being added/corrected by me to fill in gaps in the earlier years...and lately several people have sent me short and long synopses of missing episodes and this is much appreciated!
Ep Guide
77 Sunset Strip
ABC (ended 1964)
Private eye Stu Bailey is a suave, cultured former OSS officer who is an expert in languages. His partner, Jeff
Spencer, is also a former undercover government agent, and like Bailey, a judo expert. The duo works out of an office at no. 77 Sunset Strip in Hollywood, but their cases lead them all over the world. The Stu Bailey character was originated by Roy Huggins in a story called "Death and the Skylark", published in
Esquire Magazine
in December 1952. Huggins later adapted this story into an episode of Warner Bros' ABC TV series
entitled "Anything for Money", broadcast on 16 Apr 1957, starring Efrem Zimbalist Jr. This led to the idea of building a series around the private eye character.
Ep Guide
Dark Shadows
ABC (ended 1971)
Dark Shadows
was a daytime soap opera on ABC-TV which aired weekdays during the afternoon. With vampires, witches, worlocks, werewolves,
and other supernatural creatures, it became a surprising phenomenon, lasting for five years before it was cancelled.
Ep Guide
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
CBS (ended 1962)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
was a mystery and suspense anthology hosted by the master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock. Each 30 minute
episode included opening and closing vignettes featuring Hitchcock who would often explain some aspect of the day's show and would often offer subtle (or not so subtle) jabs at the shows sponsors.
The series premiered on CBS on Sunday, October 2, 1955 in the 9:30-10:00 PM timeslot opposite ABC's
The Original Amateur Hour
and NBC's
Alcoa-Goodyear Playhouse
. In its sixth season the show moved to NBC and was shown on Tuesday 8:30-9:00 PM. On NBC it served as the lead in for two other anthology shows
The Dick Powell Show
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
featured both original works produced directly for television and adaptations of existing source material. Some authors whose work was adapted for the series include: Alexander Woollcott, Ambrose Bierce, Cornell Woolrich, Frederic Brown, Henry Slesar, H.H. Munro (aka Saki), John Cheever, John Collier, John Wyndham, Ray Bradbury, Roald Dahl, and Robert Bloch. The show also featured work by famous (or later famous) directors Alfred Hitchcock and Robert Altman. It also served as a proving ground for stars and future stars: Charles Bronson, Robert Redford, Steve McQueen, Peter Lorre, Robert Duvall, and Vera Miles.
In 1962,
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
was expanded to one hour and was shown under the title the
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
. In 1985, the these shows experienced a revival under the title
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1985)
Broadcast History
CBS: October 1955-September 1960----Sunday----9:30 p.m.
NBC: September 1960-June 1962----Tuesdays----8:30 p.m.
Nielsen Ratings:
(Top 30 or Better)
#6 in the 1956-1957 Season
#12 in the 1957-1958 Season
#24 in the 1958-1959 Season
#25 in the 1959-1960 Season
Emmy Awards and Nominations
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Action or Adventure Series Nominated: Alfred Hitchcock Best MC or Program Hose (Male or Female) Nominated: Alfred Hitchcock, "The Case of Mr. Pelham" Best Director (Film Series) Winner: Edward W. Williams, "Breakdown" Best Editing of a Television Film
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Series (Half-Hour or Less) Nominated: Alfred Hitchcock Best Male Personality (Continuing Performance) Winner: James P. Cavanagh, "Fog Closes In" Best Teleplay Writing (Half-Hour or Less)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Dramatic Anthology Series Winner: Robert Stevens, "The Glass Eye" Best Direction (Half-Hour or Less)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Dramatic Series (Less Than One Hour) Nominated: Alfred Hitchcock, "Lamb to the Slaughter" Best Direction of a Single Program of a Dramatic Series (Less Than One Hour) Nominated: Roald Dahl, "Lamb to the Slaughter" Best Writing of a Single Program of a Dramatic Series (Less Than One Hour)
Nominated: John J. Lloyd Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction and Scenic Design Nominated: Edward W. Williams, "Man from the South" Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Television
Nominated: Edward W. Williams, "Incident in a Small Jail" Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Television
Other Awards or Nominations
The Golden Globe Awards (Voted each year since 1944 by members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association):
1957 Winner:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Television Program
Magazine's Annual Television Awards (Voted initially by poll of TV executives, producers, directors, advertising executives and TV columnists, then, in 1955, via polls taken of TV critics and editors. The Award was Presented annually from 1950 to 1959 by the editors of
1955 Winner: Alfred Hitchcock Best Director 1956 Winner:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Dramatic Series (One-Half Hour) 1957 Winner:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Dramatic Series (One-Half Hour)
Television Champion Awards (Voted each year since 1949 by polls of the nation's TV critics taken by the publishers of
Television Almanac
. The awards ceased in 1972):
1955 Winner:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Mystery Program 1956 Winner:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Mystery Program 1960 Winner:
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Best Mystery Program
First Telecast:
October 2, 1955
Last Telecast:
June 26, 1962
Unaired Episodes:
266 B&W Episodes
(266 half-hour episodes, 1 three-part episode)
Ep Guide
The Fugitive (1963)
ABC (ended 1967)
Dr. Richard Kimble (David Janssen), wrongly accused of murdering his wife, escapes custody while en route to Death Row and
must elude police and Lt. Philip Gerard (Barry Morse), who is obsessed with his capture. Kimble must constantly relocate and change his name while he continues his quest to find the real killer, a one-armed man (Bill Raisch) he saw leave the scene of the crime. The finale was the most-watched episode of all-time until the final episode of "M*A*S*H."
The original series aired from 1963-1967 (120 episodes) on ABC and inspired the 1993 movie, "The Fugitive," starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. CBS brought the series back in a modern-day version in 2000, which starred Timothy Daly as Dr. Kimble. The original series also inspired a format used in several other shows, such as "The Incredible Hulk" and "Quantum Leap."
Ep Guide
As The World Turns
CBS (ended 2010)
As the World Turns first premiered on April 2, 1956, and has been a mainstay on CBS daytime ever since.
The show takes place in the fictional town of Oakdale, Illinois, and revolves around the lives of it's inhabitants. Originally the central family was the Hughes', however today the stories mostly resolve around the enormous Snyder family. As the World Turns is produced by Proctor and Gamble, the same company that produces Guiding Light, the only show to have a longer on-air tenure than ATWT. This year, ATWT celebrated its 54th Anniversary of being on the air in April 2010, the show will end it's run on Sept 17th 2010.
Ep Guide
The Wild Wild West (1969)
CBS (ended 1969)
The Wild Wild West ran for four seasons, and featured the adventures of two Secret Service Agents working for President
Ulysses S. Grant. The two men were James West, former Union soldier and current man-of-action, gunman, and womanizer. His partner was Artemus Gordon, a former con man and master of disguise and invention. Together, the two fought various menaces aimed at the United States and President Grant, as well as investigating other Federal crimes. Riding on the post-James Bond spy craze of the 60's, WWW featured not only all of the typical "spy gimmicks" like boot knives, miniature explosives, and spike-firing grapple guns, but featured a variety of criminal masterminds wielding high-tech items (for 1880) like robot squids, cyborgs, exo-skeletons, steam-powered giant puppets, earthquake machines, hallucinogenic drugs, shrinking potions, and much much more. Their major nemesis, the diminutive Dr. Miguelito Loveless, was a master of such gadgets and gizmos. The show's producers and writers mixed all of these with typical Western movie conventions, a nod to the old movie serials, and some modern-day stylings as well to produce a unique series that has rarely been seen since. (pictured l to r: Ross Martin, Robert Conrad)
Ep Guide
Wanted: Dead or Alive
CBS (ended 1961)
Welcome to the
Wanted: Dead or Alive
guide at tv.com.
Wanted: Dead or Alive
originally aired in Black and white
on CBS. The pilot aired on the series "
" in March 1958.
Bounty hunter Josh Randall was unlike any bounty hunter, he usually gave half or all of his reward money to good causes. He was a gentlemen and very respectful of the elderly. He was a man of few words and seemed to lack emotion but he was adept at using his gun, not an ordinary gun but a .44-.40 sawed-off 1892 Winchester carbine which he had on his "Mare's Leig", BUT the cartridges in his belt were .45-.70! His catch phrase in almost every episode was "Let's Go" which he spoke softly and sounded more like les goo. A treasure one not to be missed, especially to see Mr. Cool himself, Steve McQueen.
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NBC (ended 1975)
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Strawberries: Get 'em while they last
Published: Monday, May 17, 2010 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, May 16, 2010 at 9:52 p.m.
By JAMES SHEA
Strawberry sellers
Obermiller Farms
Type: U-Pick
Location: 621 Allstar Lane, Hendersonville
Phone: 828-891-8841
Hours: Mondays and Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and Thursdays and Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
McConnell Farms
Type: Farm stand
Location: 177 Old Dana Road, Dana
Phone: 828-692-2819
Hours: Mondays through Saturdays 9 a.m. until sold out for the day
Strawberry season has begun in Western North Carolina. Residents better get them quickly, however, as there is a limited supply.
"This is not going to be a record-setting crop by any means," farmer Danny McConnell said.
The weather has created less-than-ideal conditions for growing strawberries. Most strawberries in Western North Carolina are planted in the fall, but last fall was extremely wet. Wilson Farms and Greenhouses in Fletcher was not able to get plants into the ground and will not have a crop this year.
The spring was cold, which prevented the plants from growing. McConnell said Western North Carolina usually has a few warm days in late February and that awakens the strawberry plants.
"(The cold) kept them from getting a head start," he said.
When the area finally warmed up, it got hot. April saw days that were in the 80s.
"We are tricking them into blooming and when you get really hot weather, you get a lot of runners, and we got a lot of that," McConnell said.
The runners limit the number of blooms and thus create a smaller yield.
"It's not gonna be like the 2006 crop or the 2008 crop," McConnell said.
After taking a season off to let the land rest, Obermiller Farms is offering u-pick this year. J.D. Obermiller said the strawberries are just starting to come into season.
"Right now they look strong," Obermiller said. "They look good."
Obermiller said he is not sure how long the season will last, but he knows there is demand for strawberries.
"We just opened to the public," he said. "It's hard to judge, but people love strawberries."
Annie Perkinson at Flying Cloud Farm said the farm is not going to offer u-pick this year. With the farm's community-supported agriculture customers and sales at farmers' markets, the farm will not have enough strawberries to distribute to the public.
McConnell said not a lot of farmers grow strawberries because they're expensive and difficult to grow. The main varieties are bred for California and not exactly suited for Western North Carolina's climate. McConnell grows a Chandler variety, which is sweet but does not ship well.
"(Customers) want strawberries like they remember," McConnell said. "That's why we grow the Chandlers."
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A South Central Kentucky preacher accused of distributing child pornography changes his plea to guilty.
David Meadows made the change of plea in U.S. District Court in Bowling Green, Kentucky, this morning, March 7, 2007. He was immediately incarcerated.
Last October, the Park City preacher was indicted for possessing and distributing child pornography.
The indictment charged Meadows with distributing and possessing child porn between April and October of 2006. He was minister of the Park City United Methodist Church at the time.
Meadows will be sentenced June 12, 2007. He could get anywhere from 5-to-30 years in prison, and be fined up to $500,000.


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I'm trying to expire a cookie right after it has set, due to cookielaw restrictions in UK and NL. Here is the code I now use:
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I've been climbing on and off since i was about 16.
I discovered Yorkshire grit in 2000 and haven't looked back since!
Tried night climbing last year so if anybody interested in Caley, Almscliff and Ilkley let me know!
Started training indoors in October 2006 and have seen my grades jump from VS to Extremes (admittedly low) and my bouldering from V0 to V6.. so i have changed my attitude to indoor climbing to being a very worthwhile past-time. Climbing well and harder is way more enjoyable and opens up so many more possibilities. Bouldering is the Key!
S America (Bolivia) trip on hold for now until i can afford flights.
Back from a trip summer 2007 to Nissedal (ace), Romsdal (wet) and Lofoten (2nd visit and still ace) if you need any info.
Best Climbing Experience
Topping out at 11:30 after an evening ascent of stetind south pillar to the most amazing sunset i have ever seen and then descending as the clouds rolled over the south face in an eery pink alpenglow. wonderful!
West Pillar of presten, absolutely top quality climbing all the way, worth the long drive in itself.
Table Roc Ridge great exposure and lovely mantle onto the table!
Quite enjoyed trying to do all the routes on Penyghent in a day and failing miserably when i found out it was full of Yorkshire sand-bags. thwarted by Brass monkey, its now gone so i can never succeed :(
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Yorkshire Gritstone climbing is the best!
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Trips -( where to go i mean)
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Fell running
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Photo Gallery
Click to view Mattyk's gallery. (32 photos)
Click to search for photos of climbers called Mattyk.
Click to list photo comments written by me. (40 comments)
I've voted for 543 photos, average vote 3.9.
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Hoping to kick the backbone out of the low extremes once and for all in the coming year. ** Hoping to maintain this now, working my way up the grades - currently pottering between HVS and E2 with one or two E3's under my belt where they are just head problems.
I like bold climbing :o)
User Profileregistered 27/Oct/00
updated 10/Oct/10
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Winter - IV
Sport - 7a
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Favourite Route in Yorkshire: Great Western 5* finish was one of the finest climbs i've had the pleasure of
Faourite boulder problem: hmmm. Morell's wall
Favourite route ever: west pillar of presten
Favourite route on the soft Peak stuff:
High Neb.. i'm ashamed to say its probably my favourite VS ever!
Froggat is pretty cool as it has lots of nice bold slabs
Favourite solo: Caley - Pedestal wall
Favourite Scottish climbing: The Ben: maybe Tower ridge as it was my 1st route on the Ben
Hardest route: E3 6a Acme wall but haven't claimed E3 as it was with a mat and spotters so probably V3.. will have to wait for the proper E3 tick.
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L'angle Allain (RHS) f5+
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Thin Groove HS 4c
Pad Arete f3+
J & K VS 5a
Twin Cracks HVS 5a
Wide Cracks HVS 5a
Pram Pusher's Paradise VS 5a
Square Chimney & Whisky Crack MVS 4b
Fluted Columns S 4a
Central Climb VS 4c
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The Complete Dolphin Collection 32%
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Longy's Traverse f7A
Red Baron Roof f7C+
Phil's Wall f7A+
Lady Penelope f7B
Parker SDS f7B+
Parker f7A+
Millstone Grit f7B
Low Roof (Glen Campus) Traverse f7B
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Why would want to trade if you state that you're being provided with a work vehicle and want your garage back? Lol:P
Bump g/l with sale!
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Why would want to trade if you state that you're being provided with a work vehicle and want your garage back? Lol:P
Bump g/l with sale!
bump! show me your 3 piece wheels
Looking for a set of staggered 16" whatever lol. Let's see what's out there. Go!
With tires are a plus but open to anything.
Do you have any service records/documentation for the chains and other services that have been done?
As title states looking to trade or sell my GTi. Lon story short I'm bored with it. Read the link before bombarding me with Emails/texts please.
Price with everything looking for $6500 bo. My...
Not stock but stands out. Make me an offer, the worst I can say is no.
I have an o2a 5 speed for sale. The car is away in storage with everything installed in the car. The trans...
Bump. Let's get some sh*t sold!!!!!
Cell is best way of contact 603.966.8321
Looking to sell Complete Car --OR-- Parts.
Everything is BEST OFFER! I need all this gone like yesterday!
I will start with the following:
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What happened? Damn it! I have cash and would have left from NH now to.be there for tomorrow to pick these up and I wouldn't have scammed you.
Well the bay is tornado red and exterior color is flash red. The paint is fine but I have always wanted to dip my mk4 red :screwy: Idk, I have this thing for flat colored cars :sly: I'll eventually...
Looks like ill be shopping ebay uk lol. Who knows, maybe ill get lucky
My name is Jon and this is my GTI. The day I bought it, one year ago this month. It needed some TLC but I saw potential so I got bought it for a steal. It was resprayed flash red and had some stuff...
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I just emailed Jamie @ Orchid Euro since he is out that way maybe he can work his magic and get me a set.
If you are interested in a set for yourself and if he can get me a set I will let you...
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During the summer Tim Farron MP will be taking his surgery tour around the South Lakes so that local residents can come and voice their concerns. Tim's summer tour aims to reach a full range of communities across our area.
The places, dates and times are as follows:
Tuesday 25 August
Coniston Artisan 9:00 to 9:30am
Hawkshead outside Market Hall 10:00 to 10:30am
Langdale Co-op, Chapel Stile 11:00 to 11:30am
Grasmere Weavers 12:00 to 12:30pm
Troutbeck Village Shop and Tea Room 1:15 to 1:45pm
Kentmere Post Office 2:15 to 2:45pm
Staveley Beehive 3:15 to 3:45pm
Burneside Jolly General Store 4:00 to 4:30pm
Wednesday 26 August
Natland Post Office 9:00 to 9:30am
Endmoor Village Hall car park 10:00 to 10:30am
Holme Post Office 11:00 to 11:30am
Burton Memorial Hall 11:45am to 12:15pm
Kirkby Lonsdale Market Square 1:00 to 1:30pm
Casterton Holy Trinity Church 2:00 to 2:30pm
Barbon Village Hall 2:45 to 3:15pm
Dent Stores 4:00 to 4:30pm
Friday 28 August
Milnthorpe Market Cross 9:00 to 10:00am
Arnside Bullough's Londis 10:30 to 11:00am
Storth Post Office 11:15 to 11:45am
Beetham Stores 12:15 to 12:45pm
Tuesday 1 September
Heversham opposite St Peter's Church 9:00 to 9:30am
Levens Central Stores 10:00 to 10:30am
Witherslack Village Shop 11:00 to 11:30am
Lindale Post Office 12:00 to 12:30pm
Cartmel Sticky Toffee Pudding shop 1:15 to 1:45pm
Allithwaite Post Office 2:15 to 2:45pm
Flookburgh Crown Inn 3:15 to 3:45pm
Backbarrow Leven Valley Stores 4:15 to 4:45pm


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Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Create 8 Bit Art type of Images with this easy to use pixel creator.
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- Seller: Michele Ballard
- © 2012 Addison Publishing
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Baggies fan here - I always thought you'd had a hugh mistake appointing Robbo. I never thought he had any idea what his best team was when he managed us. The football was drab, and we got lucky when we had 'the great escape' and found out the following season. Not wishing to label teams but I always thought S U were a difficult team to play against under Warnock, but Robbo's style is very diffierent.
Baggies fan here... Robson is so negative in his approach to matches and tactically naive. A miracle saved us in the "Great Escape" not Robson! Poor manager... that can attract decent players but can't make them perform. As a player, fantastic... as a manager, well I've never been convinced.


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Menendez got five goals from Lauren Hopfensperger and another four from Alexis Zitsman in the Falcons' 10-2 win over Keystone Heights in the season opener.
Brady Bessette had the final goal.
Cassie Cruz had two assists. Brittany Dorsey, Danica Botes, Sam Lake, Tori Landis and Hopfensperger all added assists. Kayla Hanel had 10 saves in goal for the Falcons.
Nease 2, SAHS 0
Nease got off to a 1-0 start with a victory over St. Auguustine in its season opener.
Shannon Dery scored the first goal on an assist by Alex Cadieux. Then Cadieux added on goal on an assist by Kristen Kemp.
Goalkeeper Stephanie Howic had five saves for the shutout.
SAHS dropped to 1-1 with the defeat.
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Filip Ivanov and A. Jay Nelson had two goals apiece and Nease beat Mandarin 6-1 in a preseason game. Stephen Ugles had another goal, and the Mustangs netted an own goal.
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For-profit teabagger convention limits press. Where's Bachmann?
Remember last week, after the Democrats told C-Span that they would not allow its cameras to record the House and Senate conference committee as it hashed out differences in health care reform legislation, that Rep. Michele Bachmann called bullshit? She warned that the Democrats who control the process wanted to avoid public scrutiny.
Will she now castigate teabaggers for what appears to be a desire to avoid public scrutiny at the National Tea Party Convention scheduled for February in Nashville?
Only a few, favored members of the media will be able to get credentials to cover an event whose patrons hope to use it as a springboard for altering the national political landscape.
"No word on who or how many," writes Kevin Diaz in the Star Tribune. "This from the people who brought us last summer's media-saturated Town Hall meetings."
Convention spokesman Judson Phillips told the Dump Bachmann blog, "I don't want the sessions disrupted and overrun with the media."
Bachmann, and Sarah Palin, who is fresh off her deal to pontificate on Fox News, are scheduled to appear at the convention.
Tickets for the event cost more than $500. According to Politico, 600 are available, compared to the 9,000 available for last year's Conservative Political Action Conference.
The whole production is starting to give some conservative activists the willies.
RedState's Erik Erikson has asked the event's organizers to stop using his influential Web site's logo in association with the event. And he reports that several sponsors are starting to get worried, too:
"Charging people $500 plus the costs of travel and lodging to go to a "National Tea Party Convention" run by a for profit group no one has ever heard of sounds as credible as an e-mail from Nigeria promising me a million bucks."
A Tennessee teabagger interviewed by Politico said he didn't think the convention represented the movement.
"Most tea party people won't be there because they can't afford it," he said.
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The Lemon Tree City Center Gurgaon is the upwardly mobile suburb of New Delhi Gurgaon - is probably the fastest growing corporate center in the country.
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Snarf: Do You Remember the ThunderCats Character?shellthings
Thunder, thunder, thunder, ThunderCats! Do you remember the late-80s cartoon? Did you watch ThunderCats?
If you did, do you remember Snarf? Snarf was Lion-O's helper. You can see Snarf in his 80s glory here, but there are images of Snarf in his new form after the page break. ThunderCats is being updated and redesigned for a release this coming year!
Will you be excited to watch ThunderCats? Did you love Snarf? Who was your favorite ThunderCats character?
Click to see the new version of Snarf:
Article Posted 5 years Ago