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(Part 5 of 5) "The Invaders" HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK AT ONE OF THE BEST EPISODES FROM SEASON TWO---SOON TO BE RELEASED FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME ONTO DVD BY CBS/PARAMOUNT HOME VIDEO IN FEBRUARY, 2009!!! This is an early season two episode. #19 in original ABC TV network aired order titled "The Saucer" (TV.COM Episode score 9.6 Superb) "The Saucer" #19 Season: 2 Episode: 2 First Aired: 9/12/1967 STORY: Vincent battles, then destroys an alien guard and captures one of their spacecraft. CAST AND CREW: Writer: Dan Ullman Director: Jesse Hibbs Stars: Roy Thinnes (David Vincent) Hank Simms (Introductory Narrator (uncredited)) William Woodson (Narrator (uncredited)) Guest Stars: Glenn Bradley (Doctor) Tina Menard (Maid) John Ward (Alien Pilot) Chris Shea (Boy) Robert Knapp (Joe Bonning) Kelly Thordsen (Sam Thorne) Sandy Kenyon (Alien) Dabney Coleman (John Carter) Charles Drake (Robert Morrison) Anne Francis (Annie Rhodes) Robert Dulaine (Attendant) ****CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO VIEW THE START OF THIS EPISODE

(Part 4 of 5) "The Invaders" HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK AT ONE OF THE BEST EPISODES FROM SEASON TWO---SOON TO BE RELEASED FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME ONTO DVD BY CBS/PARAMOUNT HOME VIDEO IN FEBRUARY, 2009!!! This is an early season two episode. #19 in original ABC TV network aired order titled "The Saucer" (TV.COM Episode score 9.6 Superb) "The Saucer" #19 Season: 2 Episode: 2 First Aired: 9/12/1967 STORY: Vincent battles, then destroys an alien guard and captures one of their spacecraft. CAST AND CREW: Writer: Dan Ullman Director: Jesse Hibbs Stars: Roy Thinnes (David Vincent) Hank Simms (Introductory Narrator (uncredited)) William Woodson (Narrator (uncredited)) Guest Stars: Glenn Bradley (Doctor) Tina Menard (Maid) John Ward (Alien Pilot) Chris Shea (Boy) Robert Knapp (Joe Bonning) Kelly Thordsen (Sam Thorne) Sandy Kenyon (Alien) Dabney Coleman (John Carter) Charles Drake (Robert Morrison) Anne Francis (Annie Rhodes) Robert Dulaine (Attendant) ****CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO VIEW THE CONCLUSION OF THIS EPISODE

(Part 3 of 5) "The Invaders" HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK AT ONE OF THE BEST EPISODES FROM SEASON TWO---SOON TO BE RELEASED FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME ONTO DVD BY CBS/PARAMOUNT HOME VIDEO IN FEBRUARY, 2009!!! This is an early season two episode. #19 in original ABC TV network aired order titled "The Saucer" (TV.COM Episode score 9.6 Superb) "The Saucer" #19 Season: 2 Episode: 2 First Aired: 9/12/1967 STORY: Vincent battles, then destroys an alien guard and captures one of their spacecraft. CAST AND CREW: Writer: Dan Ullman Director: Jesse Hibbs Stars: Roy Thinnes (David Vincent) Hank Simms (Introductory Narrator (uncredited)) William Woodson (Narrator (uncredited)) Guest Stars: Glenn Bradley (Doctor) Tina Menard (Maid) John Ward (Alien Pilot) Chris Shea (Boy) Robert Knapp (Joe Bonning) Kelly Thordsen (Sam Thorne) Sandy Kenyon (Alien) Dabney Coleman (John Carter) Charles Drake (Robert Morrison) Anne Francis (Annie Rhodes) Robert Dulaine (Attendant) ****CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO VIEW MORE OF THIS EPISODE

(Part 2 of 5) "The Invaders" HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK AT ONE OF THE BEST EPISODES FROM SEASON TWO---SOON TO BE RELEASED FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME ONTO DVD BY CBS/PARAMOUNT HOME VIDEO IN FEBRUARY, 2009!!! This is an early season two episode. #19 in original ABC TV network aired order titled "The Saucer" (TV.COM Episode score 9.6 Superb) "The Saucer" #19 Season: 2 Episode: 2 First Aired: 9/12/1967 STORY: Vincent battles, then destroys an alien guard and captures one of their spacecraft. CAST AND CREW: Writer: Dan Ullman Director: Jesse Hibbs Stars: Roy Thinnes (David Vincent) Hank Simms (Introductory Narrator (uncredited)) William Woodson (Narrator (uncredited)) Guest Stars: Glenn Bradley (Doctor) Tina Menard (Maid) John Ward (Alien Pilot) Chris Shea (Boy) Robert Knapp (Joe Bonning) Kelly Thordsen (Sam Thorne) Sandy Kenyon (Alien) Dabney Coleman (John Carter) Charles Drake (Robert Morrison) Anne Francis (Annie Rhodes) Robert Dulaine (Attendant) ****CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO VIEW MORE OF THIS EPISODE

(Part 1 of 5) "The Invaders" HERE IS A SNEAK PEEK AT ONE OF THE BEST EPISODES FROM SEASON TWO---SOON TO BE RELEASED FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME ONTO DVD BY CBS/PARAMOUNT HOME VIDEO IN FEBRUARY, 2009!!! This is an early season two episode. #19 in original ABC TV network aired order titled "The Saucer" (TV.COM Episode score 9.6 Superb) "The Saucer" #19 Season: 2 Episode: 2 First Aired: 9/12/1967 STORY: Vincent battles, then destroys an alien guard and captures one of their spacecraft. CAST AND CREW: Writer: Dan Ullman Director: Jesse Hibbs Stars: Roy Thinnes (David Vincent) Hank Simms (Introductory Narrator (uncredited)) William Woodson (Narrator (uncredited)) Guest Stars: Glenn Bradley (Doctor) Tina Menard (Maid) John Ward (Alien Pilot) Chris Shea (Boy) Robert Knapp (Joe Bonning) Kelly Thordsen (Sam Thorne) Sandy Kenyon (Alien) Dabney Coleman (John Carter) Charles Drake (Robert Morrison) Anne Francis (Annie Rhodes) Robert Dulaine (Attendant) ****CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO VIEW MORE OF THIS EPISODE

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Melvin Frank's "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" (1975) from the theateer's play by Neil Simon with Jack Lemmon and Anne Bancroft. ...and you think you've got problems. A suddenly unemployed ex-executive suffers a nervous breakdown. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jack Lemmon ... Mel Edison Anne Bancroft ... Edna Edison Gene Saks ... Harry Edison Elizabeth Wilson ... Pauline Florence Stanley ... Pearl Maxine Stuart ... Belle Ed Peck ... Man Upstairs Gene Blakely ... Charlie Ivor Francis ... Psychiatrist Stack Pierce ... Detective Patricia Marshall ... Woman Upstairs Dee Carroll ... Helen Ketty Lester ... Unemployment Clerk M. Emmet Walsh ... Doorman F. Murray Abraham ... Taxi Driver

This powerfully tense, fast-paced suspense drama also yields a grim social message about racial prejudice. Spencer Tracy is John J. MacReedy, a one-armed stranger who comes to the tiny town of Black Rock one hot summer day in 1945, the first time the train has stopped there in years. He looks for both a hotel room and a local Japanese farmer named Komoko, but his inquiries are greeted at first with open hostility, then with blunt threats and harassment, and finally with escalating violence. MacReedy soon realizes that he will not be allowed to leave Black Rock; town boss Reno Smith (Robert Ryan), who had Komoko killed because of his hatred of the Japanese, has also marked MacReedy for death. MacReedy must battle town thugs, a treacherous local woman (Anne Francis), and finally Smith himself to stay alive. The entire cast is flawless, especially Ernest Borgnine and Lee Marvin as the mean-spirited town bullies, and the relentlessly paced action never eclipses the film's sobering themes. Spencer Tracy - John J. Macreedy Robert Ryan - Reno Smith Anne Francis - Liz Wirth Dean Jagger - Tim Horn Walter Brennan - Doc Velie Ernest Borgnine - Coley Trimble John Ericson - Pete Wirth Lee Marvin - Hector David Russell Collins - Mr. Hastings Walter Sande - Sam

Trailer of the film. Directed by Richard Donner and written by Steven Spilberg. Year 1985. A group of kids embark on a wild adventure after finding a pirate treasure map. The soundtrack includes the song The Goonies 'R' Good Enough performed by Cindy Lauper. Cast: Sean Astin (as Mikey Walsh), Josh Brolin (as Brand Walsh), Jeff Cohen (as Lawrence 'Chunk' Cohen), Corey Feldman (as Clark 'Mouth' Devereaux), Kerry Green (as Andy Carmichael), Martha Plimpton (as Stef Stenbreinner), Jonathan Ke Quan (as Richard 'Data' Wang), John Matuszak (as Lotney 'Sloth' Fratelli), Robert Davi (as Jake Fratelli), Joe Pantoliano (as Francis Fratelli), Anne Ramsey (as Mama Fratelli), Steve Antin (as Troy Perkins) Los Goonies Película de aventuras estadounidense de 1985 que relata el viaje de un grupo de amigos en busca de un tesoro perdido. Dirigida por Richard Donner y escrita por Steven Spielberg, se ha convertido en uno de los filmes de culto de los 80. El tema principal de la película es The Goonies 'R' Good Enough interpretado por la cantante Cyndi Lauper. Reparto: Sean Astin (como Mickey), Josh Brolin (como Brand), Jeff Cohen (como Gordi), Corey Feldman (como Bocazas), Kerri Green (como Andy), Martha Plimton (como Stef), Jonathan Ke Quan (como Data), John Matuszak (como Sloth), Steve Antin (como Troy Perkins)

Plot synopsis (Continuation of clip I) ...After recognizing the corpse of his brother Chris is suspended from the force after learning that he is under investigation by the grand jury. He admits to being a crooked cop, but asks to his superior to work on the case in order to catch Eddie's killer and his superior agrees. Learning that Beaumonte is hunting for Nancy, Chris secures her in Karens apartment, where she reveals why Fallons release was so important to Beaumonte. Fallon had taken an incriminating picture of Beaumonte and his associate Ackerman many years ago, and both men fear that the successful prosecution of Fallon on the murder charge may release this evidence. Kelvaney returns to the police station and makes a deal with the district attorney to turn state's evidence on Beaumonte. He then goes to Karen's apartment where he discovers that Karen (who witnessed the murder) has been taken to police headquarters and Nancy has been drowned in the bathtub... Cast Robert Taylor ... Det. Sgt. Christopher Kelvaney Janet Leigh ... Karen Stephanson George Raft ... Dan Beaumonte Steve Forrest ... Eddie Kelvaney Anne Francis ... Nancy Corlane Robert Ellenstein ... Det. Sidney Y. Myers Olive Carey ... Selma ... and more. Director ... Roy Rowland Script (based on novel by William P. McGivern) ... Sydney Boehm Cinematography ... John F. Seitz "Rogue Cop" can be seen on cable on TCM. Click here to request that TCM schedule the movie: http://www.tcm.com/suggestamovie/index/ This title is not yet available on DVD. You can vote here to indicate interest in a DVD release (TCM website): http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/processors/voteForm.jsp?title=Rogue%20Cop&stid=3621 You can also write or call in your requests directly to: Warner Home Video 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, CA 91522 818-954-6000

*Classic* Forbidden Planet (1956) Starring: Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis, Leslie Nielsen Director: Fred McLeod Wilcox Plot: Sent to rescue a long-distance colony, a spaceship crew become prey to a deadly invisible force after finiding a lone survivor and his grown-up daughter inhabiting a desert paradise built upon the ruins of an ancient civilzation. Review: One of the most influential science-fiction films of its era along with The Day the Earth Stood Still and The War of the Worlds, Forbidden Planet was, and still is, an impressively staged big-budget affair. Audiences experiencing the film for the first time upon its release might have been amazed at the gorgeous production values and decidedly serious tone of the movie, not so much pulp daring-do adventure as low-brow drama capitalizing on a sense of wonder. Lavishly portrayed with extravagant matte paintings, intricate scale models, and then-impressive special effects, it was one of the most expensive pictures ever made. The eerie, primitive electronic score (then a first) also gives the film an added layer of other-worldliness, as do the strangely colored tones of the footage. Played straight as it it, the surprisingly smart script might be a tad campy to modern eyes, and the tad misogynistic behavior of the all-male crew harkens back to the social mores of the '50s, but there's no denying that the sci-fi tale itself, a loose adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest, is intriguing and well constructed. In fact, in plot and production, the film is reminiscent of old 1960's Star Trek episodes, a series which was undoubtedly inspired by the film. Though getting third-billing, a young, swaggering Nielsen is really the star of the picture. Pidgeon, playing the Prospero role as the "mad scientist", is adequately theatrical and over-the-top. The rest of the cast is adequate but rather dull and are trumped by the antics of the "man-in-suit" contraption, the delightful Robby the Robot who was first introduced here and

The many undersea exploits of a Navy frogman provide the basis of this episodic adventure based on the true story of naval commander Francis D. Fane. The exciting underwater sequences include actual footage of divers swimming with sharks and a 300-foot dive. Dan Dailey - Cmdr. David Forest Claire Kelly - Anne Winnmore James Gregory - Cmdr. William Arnold Ross Martin - Joe O'Brien Raymond Bailey - Adm. Ashton Alex Gerry - Captain of Battleship Charles R. Keane - Captain

"Bending Toward the Light" is taken from "A Jazz Nativity", composed by Anne Phillips, Bob Kindred and Henry Timm. A beautiful song of peaceful yearning, illustrated by stained glass images from some of the Catholic parihes in the Fox Valley in Wisconsin. For more information, visit www.fscc-calledtobe.org/living/ and www.jazznativity.com