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25 reviews
Peter Onorati, Paul McCrane

The best, most creative show ever on TV
This show had the best music by Randy Newman and Mike Post and the most creative stories.....and was all told in song. People just weren't ready for this kind of show. It was like watching a Broadway Musical every week. It was like "West Side Story" only better. Every actor could sing. The songs were clever and sharp. The lyrics were the dialogue. It was a shame that it wasn't appreciated. ...

Hooperman

1 review
Debrah Farentino, Barbara Bosson

John Ritter in a More Complex Role
Hooperman was a departure role for John Ritter, very different from Three's Company and it seemed that people were reluctant to let him try a more dramatic turn as a darker character with flaws. If you are looking for Jack Tripper then this is not the series for you. However, if you enjoyed John Ritter the actor; you might want to check out this series if it becomes available. His role here was ...

Hill Street Blues - Season 1

89 reviews
Barbara Bosson, Lisa Sutton

20th Century Fox, 2006

What happened to shows like this?
Although I was born in 1980 and therefore never able to watch Hill Street Blues when it originally aired, I am completely enthralled by the fantastic storylines, characters, and atmosphere that it creates. There are very few shows that can establish a direct relationship with the viewer which makes them want to watch the whole season in one sitting, but this show does this without blinking. All ...

Hill Street Blues

2 reviews
Barbara Bosson, Lisa Sutton

Hill Street Review
This show was the beginning of it all. A great TV series that allows you to get inside a cops life and at the same time how that influences being a cop and visa versa (mostly visa versa). There is not one actor in the series that is more vital than the other as they are all needed to make it work. From Phil's Hey lets be carefull out there to the DA's "pizza man" and of course Belkers "Hair ...

Hill Street Blues - Season 2

54 reviews
Daniel J. Travanti, Michael Conrad

20th Century Fox, 2006

Give away Hill Street Blues!
I think Fox should license Hill Street Blues to Shout! Factory, because Shout! is more willing to release all 7 seasons better than Fox. If Fox really cared, they would sell Hill Street Blues to a new company. Please license Hill Street Blues to Shout! Factory!

The Last Starfighter

130 reviews
Kay E. Kuter, Dan Mason (III)

Universal Studios, 1999

Last Starfighter
Great daydream film, small town young man leaves earth becomes a hero and saves the universe from the bad guy. I have had that dream starting at the age of 10, just as any other space cadet when they started read sci-fi. Special effect still good even in this day in time.

The Last Starfighter [HD DVD]

130 reviews
Lance Guest, Dan O'Herlihy

Universal Studios, 2007

Last Starfighter
Great daydream film, small town young man leaves earth becomes a hero and saves the universe from the bad guy. I have had that dream starting at the age of 10, just as any other space cadet when they started read sci-fi. Special effect still good even in this day in time.

Capricorn One
Norman Bartold, Barbara Bosson

Lions Gate, 2008

What if one of the greatest space adventures was really a hoax? When the head of NASA's manned Mars mission discovers that the capsule meant to carry the astronauts will suffer a catastrophic failure, he forces them to participate in a hoax by broadcasting their "Mission" from a studio built in an abandoned air force base. Over many months, the astronauts are forced to film broadcasts on their progress. All is going well until they learn that ...