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The 1993 christmas special of One Foot In The Grave. The change of scenery makes this no less a classic One Foot... episode. Comedy legend Peter Cook guest starts as dogged pap, Martin Trout, who goes through hell to reclaim a missing roll of film.
CRISIS On Earth -X Arrow Verse CW crossover, had some drama though as a DC fan when it was good this was great TV.
It was frantic at times though some good DC references, really enjoyed it watched it one go.
Also, I've just worked out why Dragged Across Concrete has got such a low rating on IMdB even before it's been released. It's due to the movie starring Mel Gibson. It seems that there's some sort of hate campaign going on against the actor, because his other movie The Professor and the Madman has a similar negative scoring. Very odd when you consider how Mark Wahlberg's past transgressions have been overlooked and forgiven. And they were far worse than anything Mel Gibson ever said or did.
On another more positive note, there's a third season of Gomorrah now available. If you haven't seen this, it's an absolute must see.
There it is, figured there'd be some troll-esque/politicized reason behind its lower rating. Thankfully it doesn't seem that anyone takes those IMDB ratings seriously.
Episode 1 must have one of the few examples of a double cliffhanger. And like the Cybermen, the classic version of the Zygons are better.
My favorite show in a long time. Direct continuation from the movies, it respects what has come before and it is darn funny.
Bruce Campbell is the man.
Loved season one. Season two lost me completely. Didn't get more than three episodes in before I bailed.
Season 1 goes for freaking $200 or more on eBay
The distinction between fandom and OCD is often negligible.
*whistles* ridiculous, isn't it? What's even worse is owning something like that, selling it, and THEN it goes out of stock and gets a ridiculous price gouge on eBay. Happened to me with that Friday the 13th blu-ray tin set.
Hear! Hear! And the Zygons are so well realised from the beginning. A cracking Tom Baker story, great fun. Must re-watch again sometime soon.
Well said. In an interview Pierce once pointed out that he played Remington as basically a puppet held by a string from the top of the head. He also added some of his own goofiness.
His character was also a film buff and would quote dialogue and relate situations he was in to the likes of Bogart, Clark Gable, etc. One early episode is an homage to The Maltese Falcon in which Pierce does a deliberate Bogart impression throughout. It's pretty funny.
One of the funnier things was in one of the later first season episodes if I recall when Steele tried to act like Film Noir tough private eyes and attempt to roll a cigarette and speak like Bogart even, using phrases such as "Now, listen to me, sister!" and whatnot.
Man, it makes me want to watch the series again! :D
Always loved the end credits theme (I believe it's labeled as Laura's theme?) in the earlier seasons.
...And of course, I prefer the opening of the first season.
That was my first time watching Terror Of The Zygons, and I really enjoyed it. I'm going to tackle the Key To Time series next. Hopefully it won't feel drawn out as the Trial Of A Timelord did.
Overall TKTT is better than ToATL, there are a few clunky episodes but overall good value. 'The key to time is mine! mwah mwah mwah' (evil laugh).
Having seen the first two seasons (which I already have) not that long ago, I jumped straight to season three, and «Lovely But Lethal». Not my favorite episode, but as with any Columbo episode, still solid stuff. The highlight with this episode is the cast, really. Vera Miles plays a Cosmetics queen that kills her former lover/chemist Martin Sheen, and Vincent Price stars as Miles' rival. How about that!
Absolutely, and Christmas is also the same every year and still we love it.
You call her Doctor Jones! Not Doctor Jokes...
Good one.
So is CSI (any of them), NCIS etc. Still watch them!
The joy of watching Columbo is watching him annoy the killer, and eventually solving the crime. Wonderful stuff!
Jack Cassidy is the perfect match to Columbo, no matter the part. Looking forawrd to watching «Publish or Perish» again. One of my favorite episodes. :-)
Same here – most of all because the consistent quality. Have yet to see the post-70's episodes, so that will be an interesting experience!