Show: What an unusual TV show. I guess the dramedy is not as new as I previously thought. I can also see why it did not succeed. Ozzie manages to talk himself into becoming the first (very reluctant) civilian passenger in a F-100 Super Sabre jet fighter. Lots of good aviation footage.
While Juila's treatments start to have an effect on Barnabas, Burke proposes marriage to Victoria.
An episode with a great twist... which happens to be spoiled on the DVD menu screen. 
And so the Key to Time saga ends not with a bang but with a whimper. Barnabas and Burke are now bitter rivals. What's believed to be Pawnee raids turns out to be something much more brutal and nasty. A murder investigation leads to a religious fanatic. Lots of Jack Webb's trademark rat-a-tat-tat monotone from the actors.
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Originally Posted by Qrusher14242
Twin Peaks:
"Realization Time" "The Last Evening" "May the Giant Be With You" |
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Originally Posted by Qrusher14242
oh. What are the titles then? Those were the titles on the the wiki page. I usually use epguides to find them out, but they just show Episode One, Two, Three etc.
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Guest-starring another old familiar face from television's past, Allan Melvin (Sgt. Hacker from Gomer Pyle and Sam the butcher from The Brady Bunch.) Guest-starring Ricardo Montalban as, of all things, a Japanese-American crime lord. Good thing the script is strong enough to overcome the miscasting. Hymie falls in love with robotic KAOS agent Octavia. A listless and talky episode set in the West Indies, which proves you can make voodoo boring. An interesting observation -- the head of Robby the Robot was used as part of the rejuvenation machine. Poor Robby. 
Highlight of the episode was a sendup of "Top of the Pops" with parodies of Jimmy Savile, Roger Whittaker, Bobbie Gentry and Roy Orbison (but it helps know who they are to get the jokes.) Show:
Sarah shows David the hidden room in the Collins mausoleum. Guest-starring two actors I first saw on Star Trek: Harry Townes (from "The Return of the Archons," and a Huntsville native) and Stanley Adams (Cyrano Jones from "The Trouble with Tribbles")
Another tense interrogation episode guest-starring The Outer Limits' Control Voice, Vic Perrin, as a suspected jewel thief.
