I think it barely made one season. Let’s see…
Eight episodes. I’m surprised I got to see it because I distinctly remember seeing it in reruns and I thought a show had to have more episodes before it went into syndication.
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damn, it went on for several seasons in my head. i guess that’s a testament to how excruciating it was, lol
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It used to be six seasons. I found that out from watching an interview with Lucie Arnaz (who, incidentally, is really cool).
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I think it later became much less. Maybe even one season was enough, but I thought it had to be much fuller than eight episodes.
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I assume this will involve a lot of CGI, and/or a giant stunt double à la Lou Ferrigno
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No need. Picture Alison turning into a green Helena when angry. Sestra SMASH!
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Sestra is seven foot tall, too.
Would not like to be Dr. Doom in this scenario.
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Usually Jennifer can just change back and forth at will
though there were a few issues where she was hulking out involuntarily during panic attacks
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Well, I watched all of “Newhart”…I was casting about for something to watch next; and decided to go with “The Mary Tyler Moore Show”.
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All of Red Green is on YouTube.
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I was about to recommend Galavant, but I see Netflix has just dropped it. I don’t know if it will show up somewhere else.
A lot of the songs are on YouTube though.
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The character Bill Daily portrays is a portent to the present, doncha think?
When I was a pre-teen, I couldn’t decide whether I wanted to be Mary or Rhoda. Both had cool apartments, good jobs, interesting wardrobes (I remember the “Rhoda”-inspired scarf craze), and seemed to my young mind to be great role models, considering the era in which they appeared.
And they were brunettes, LOL!
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I’ve been trying to find this for a while. Currently one hour in. Treat it like a short tv series. Almost six hours in all.
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Summary of the first hour:
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titlecard background on the events leading up to the commune
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introduction to the sets and some of the cast, then the news crews begin interviewing people on the street
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the national guard resist the army’s attempt to take the cannon into custody. Instead of firing on the guard the army mutinies. Versailles TV provides wrapup commentary
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unsatisfied, the revolutionaries begin their own newsgathering
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the government of NIII begins turning the screws to the Parisians
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I want to highlight how much Peter Watkins’ work needs to be amplified.
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I’m in season six of my Stargate SG-1 binge watch and every minute has been worth it.
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he’s pretty good for a youtube kid
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He’s the PR guy for the Danbury Hat Tricks.
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