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  1. This is why Joe Montana's Niners are my true definition of a dynasty-- they may have totally creamed a couple of the teams they played, but at least it wasn't by deflating any footballs.
  2. Much appreciated-- the good news about it is that he did it right here at home, as he wanted; he didn't want to do it in a hospital, and he got his wish.
  3. My father has just passed on, apparently quite peacefully, at 84.
  4. Even so, that CBS run of it did have some great episodes, from me seeing it on DVD.
  5. Bumping this up: this hit miniseries is soon to be released on physical media (Blu) here in America... https://www.amazon.com/The-Act-The-Complete-Limited-Series-Blu-ray/dp/B0CV4R5G21?tag=bluray-011-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&&tag=hometheate047-20&language=en_US&currency=USD
  6. John Riggins did the same in XVII for Washington, except that that one was in lieu of a punt.
  7. I'm right there with you-- John Riggins' magnificent 166-yd. rushing performance in Super Bowl XVII in '83 to lead Washington to a Lombardi (including that memorable 4th-and-1 for 43 to a TD) has that one ranking high above this travesty, and that's why I saw the second half of that one last night, and practically none of LVIII.
  8. In the regular games, yes-- in the playoffs (because somebody has to win) they keep going until someone scores and wins (at least IIRC).
  9. Me either! It'll be Super Bowl XVII (Miami/Washington), Super Bowl XX (Chicago/New England), Super Bowl XV (Oakland/Philly), or any other actually entertaining Super Bowl of the past for me-- not this one.
  10. Or the 49ers-- both already have titles to their name, let alone have had multiple chances, while Detroit doesn't even have one, let alone they haven't even had a chance; that's why if it's SF/KC again, I am not watching the Super Bowl.
  11. I now have Shout!'s all-in-ones of Hart to Hart and T.J. Hooker...
  12. Which I thought Shout!'s DVDs of Hart to Hart and T.J. Hooker would have (fourth- and fifth-and-final season for the former, all-in-one for the latter); the version they do have (bylineless logo, same Suzanne Ciani jingle)... does reflect the times pretty well, though, IMO.
  13. Recently got Shout!'s all-in-one DVD of T.J. Hooker (that hit ABC/CBS action cop procedural w/William Shatner et al.), and have been seeing it regularly lately (started w/the third season, have finished that, and now on season four), and believe it or not, while I used to think it was a case of great title music, bad show, it's actually better than I ever gave it credit for (many third-season episodes actually did have some good chase scenes, for one thing); Shout!'s DVD also reflects the times as well (albeit not entirely), in that it has a bylineless logo of Columbia PIctures Television (same Suzanne Ciani jingle as the Coke-byline logo) starting with the second episode of the third season and carrying forward (the first two seasons, and the first third-season episode, only had the SPT logo).
  14. That's partly why I didn't watch the Rose Bowl-- I thought Alabama was gonna just put the pedal to the metal and keep it there, and it wouldn't even be a game; glad Michigan won.
  15. Everything you ever wanted to know about this hit 70s NBC medical/action series (a staple of mine on DVD); has some spelling and grammatical errors, but still well worth it
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