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Yep! The Chevy Chase.

I happened on a late-night episode of MISSION:IMPOSSIBLE on MeTV over the past weekend. It looked like an early episode with Martin Landau in it and Nehemiah Persoff as the baddie in this one. So looking the episode up online, I found that it was called "Odds On Evil" and was the seventh...

For what it's worth, I just read through the review that the Beaver put up with a lot of screen caps comparing the DVD with the Blu-ray. At this point, I've still not read a single thing that tells me I HAVE to have the Blu-ray. As an early supporter of the seven individual seasons on DVD - and...

As I've watched a few MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE episodes lately through CBS All Access, I happened to finally notice - after all these years, that the color of the opening cast credits had changed colors. So I thought I'd track down just what was going on. Here are the opening credits for the lead...

OK guys. I'm wrong. Just trying to give some examples of 4:3 shows that have ended up in 16:9, mostly through sone sort of reframing. My point is that zooming MI is not a good idea.

But there are examples of 4:3 content ZOOMED to 16:9 as both Blu-rays and DVDs FRIENDS LOST IN SPACE SEINFELD I think the above poster was possibly more concerned about that, rather than the existence of black bars. On MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE the TV series, the director of photography often...

Of course.

Of course you do. It's just a bit disappointing to get a message that a new post has occurred in the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE thread, and then to read that it's yet another post about THE WILD WILD WEST. I have nothing against that series, nor your right to discuss it with others. But it might be...

Why does everything have to be so complicated bordering on conspiracy? They made a mistake. But at least you're posting about MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE and not THE WILD WILD WEST. I'd be willing to bet there's a thread on that series somewhere here...

Thanks for the 4:3 confirmation. I'd trust the box image too.

Widescreen...no sale.

Also, it was October in Presidential election year. Back in those days, there was a CBS Sunday Night News that ran for 15 minutes at 11:OO ET. Perhaps they expanded it to twenty minutes during October?

I have nothing concrete on the time of "The Contenders", but I believe that the DVD episode times are correct and are the full program. Many times in those days, a two-parter would have been followed by a preview of the second part, which would have eaten up some time. Perhaps that preview is...

The HD prints are still there on CBS All Access. All seven seasons.

I can't recall a single episode where Greg Morris runs with a gun. In fact, the series goes out of its way to NOT use guns.