Caprica- "Pilot" (looks interesting)
Merlin, season 1- "The Dragon's Call"














An old buffalo hunter has difficulty coping with losing his foot to gangrene. 



Little boys shouldn't play with guns. Damn you, Jack Webb, you made me cry...










The infamous uncompleted Tom Baker serial... and it's not bad either.






Guest-starring the voice of Pooh, Sterling Holloway, and featuring Will Wright's final appearance as crotchy, miserly old department store owner Ben Weaver.


Featuring one of the most overused plot device of the '60s -- one of the lead characters has an uncanny lookalike. 


Guest-starring two familiar old Doctor Who faces (Nicholas Courtney and Kevin Stoney) and a very Doctor Who-like plot device -- miniaturization. 






After a few days of marking time, something finally happens -- someone enters the sheriff's trap. 


Christopher Lee is just so good in this, even with all the "pyramid power" crap the storyline is wading through. 


A singer in deep with the gambling syndicate becomes a high-rise cat burgler to pay off his debts. 






But Willie fell into the trap and has five bullets in his back.


Enter "Ace" Rimmer!

Jim has to extradite a Bosnian count who stole half a million dollars. 






David is still spooked by his nightmare about Barnabas... and with good reason. 


A good satire on government bureaucracy. Plus you get to see Siegfried in drag. 


Solo takes an amnesia drug before being captured by Thrush. 


Ah, something different for a change. U.N.C.L.E. goes up against the British mob and an intenational jewel thief (Ricardo Montalban) to recover a billion dollars' worth of uncut diamonds. 




Show: 


The movie features a cameo by the late Forrest J. Ackerman.


Jim tries to balance the responsibilities of fatherhood with his need for some personal time. 



Jay Sommers does it again! Ozzie gets a craving for tutti-frutti ice cream, and ends up going on an all-night odyssey trying to find some. And there's another musical dream sequence for the entire Nelson family, this time featuring Harriet, dressed as a flapper, singing "Goody Goody" and dancing the Charleston. Bring these sets on!
Everwood : Seasons 3-4 - Knots Landing : Seasons 3-14 - The Nanny : Seasons 4-6 - Party of Five : Seasons 4-6 - Picket Fences : Seasons 2-4




14 Jul 2009
573. Doctor Who: "Shada, Part Six" 


It's unfortunate that this serial was never completed. It would have ended Season 17 on a high note.
574. The Honeymooners: "On Stage" (28 Apr 1956) 


"... and a string of poloponies." 
575. Dark Shadows: Episode 325 (22 Sep 1967) 


David has a dream about Barnabas that reveals his secret.
576. Dark Shadows: Episode 326 (25 Sep 1967) 


David stops Julia from hypnotizing him to forget the dream.
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And the John Nathan-Turner era begins...










Someone's been killing "nesters" on a cattleman's land. 


Joe Friday is assigned to track down an elderly woman who's been passing bad checks... for 10 years.






While Barnabas plants Maggie's ring in Willie's room, Willie starts to come out of his coma.


When the jail is full up, Andy has to take Otis home with him... much to Otis' regret.


Guest-starring Ellen Corby (The Waltons) in a tale of an insurance fraud racket. And introducing... "The Honey West Walk!" Trust me, it won't replace the Batusi.


Exit Emma Peel... enter Tara King (and Mother, too!)






Willie's had a nervous breakdown (and who can blame him?) 

The ending doesn't make a lick of sense, but it looks impressive. 


A G.I. on leave from 'Nam gets stabbed by a numbers runner, and his buddy (The Rifleman's Johnny Crawford) gets framed for the murder of the head of the racket.


Jim and Artie are searching for a disguised European assassin before he completes his contract. Better than usual episode for this season.


Drake has to smuggle a wounded agent out a country (which we're suppose to think is Cuba.) Very suspenseful. 


Thrush needs a geologist for a new project, so U.N.C.L.E. sets up a decoy. 




Show: 


One of the worst movies they ever did.


An early plea for historical preservation. 


David and Ricky sells Christmas trees to earn money for Ozzie's present, and Ricky sings to bring in the crowds. 


Norton talks himself into a job at the Gotham Bus Company, much to Ralph's annoyance. 


A harrowing tale of alcoholism. Strong stuff for the '50s, and Hitch takes this one very seriously.


A documentary special catching viewers up before the premiere of...


Absolutely brilliant sci-fi.





A bat attacks David in his room.