I have that series on DVD as well. I have liked Kyle Chandler ever since "Early Edition". The first two seasons are the best, IMO.Oldgringo wrote:Yes! We loved the TV series w/o 'marketing' interruption through our NetFlix subscription. We're eagerly awaiting the newest episodes. I don't recall all the smokin' and other {stuff} of that era. Well, maybe I do remember the smokin'....WildBill wrote:It's called marketing, which has improved greatly since WWII. Have you ever watched Mad Men?Oldgringo wrote:Through how many wars over a hundred years have all sides used solid round nose bullets in shoulder and hand weapons? Now comes all sorts of "new and improved" bullets that are guaranteed to kill one's adversaries deader than dead.
I reckon today's gangbangers, muderers, rapists and assorted other bad guys are tougher than the soldiers of WWI & WWII?
We couldn't wait for the next CD of Friday Night Lights. That was a great series! I guess it ran its course, the same people can't be in high school forever.
Richie Cunningham [Ron Howard] was 26 years old when he finally got out of high school and left "Happy Days."
