FILMS… Garbo Talks! (1984)
A Dying Mother has a Silver Screen Dream…
After Estelle tells her son she’d love to meet Greta Garbo, he tries to track down the reclusive Swedish actress to do just that.
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TV… Loving Dex Dexter in Michael Nader’s Dynasty Days
Taking a Shot at Recalling Dex’s Delightful Dynastic Divas…
Back to the 1980s for his Prime Time soap role as Farnsworth “Dex” Dexter and his Carrington and Colby connections.
TV… Flashbacking to Una Stubbs in Musical Christmas TV Episode
Flashbacking to join Una Stubbs as Aunt Sally for a cup o’ tea an’ a slice o’ cake…
Worzel Gummidge breaks a scarecrow Christmas tradition to Aunt Sally for a Christmas Day Date in this Children’s TV favourite.
TV… Those Glory, Glory Days (1983)
She’s football crazy, she’s football mad…
A sports newspaper journalist recalls her and her friends’ teenage obsession with the Tottenham Spurs football team after she accepts a lift from her football idol.
TV… The Lady and the Highwayman (1989)
Hugh Grant’s the dandy highwayman who you’re too scared to mention…
It’s back to those Swashbuckling Restoration times, the time of dashing heroes and damsels in distress with an all star cast to die for.
FILMS… Memories of Ned Beatty in Hopscotch (1980)
Playing games with Ned Beatty’s corrupt and incompetent CIA head…
A former CIA field agent threatens to expose CIA secrets in his memoirs, leading to a cat and mouse hunt throughout the States and Europe.
TV… Going Overboard with Memories of Gavin MacLeod’s Captain Stubing
One Man and his baby (and his boat)…
Going back to some of the greatest Gavin MacLeod’s Captain Stubing storylines in The Love Boat.
BOOKS… Moonlighting An Oral History by Scott Ryan (2021)
Talking Moonlighting, the show that broke the mould in a 1980s TV series world…
Scott Ryan tells the story of this show through interviews with this show’s cast and crew telling their thoughts and feelings about this cult show.
FILMS… (Some of) My Best from the Rest
Just one (more) favourite film for each decade…
Seeing as I have reviewed my (never changing) favourites already (at least once) here’s the best from the ones I have still to review.
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