Finished Five Guides...Level 51...I Broke Something

by sounddude on June 1, 2008 Comments

Well, I've retired from five more guides, after doing as much as I could from the information available to me. So there was no use in keeping them. Maybe someone else will come along and have them on DVD, or have other information they can fill in the blanks with. Those show guides were: Don't Call Me Charlie Starring Arte Johnson (seen below in Laugh In) as a veterinarian who gets drafted and then assigned to a base in Paris. Lasted one season 1962-1963. * * * * * A Touch Of Grace Shirley Booth's swan song after Hazel. Lot's of critical raves, no ratings. Part of a season in 1973. * * * * * A Man Called Sloane After The Wild Wild West, Robert Conrad had a spotty career with a few tv movies and appearances. He just couldn't get into major motion pictures. In 1979, he tried the secret agent role again, only in modern times as a freelance James Bond of sorts. It only lasted a season. * * * * * Caribe About ten years before Miami Vice, a black and white police partnership was fighting crime in Miami and the Caribbean. Featuring Carl Franklin and Stacy Keach, it was too soon for television, and lasted one season. A decade later, Crockett and Tubbs tore up tv and changed things forever! * * * * * Griff Lorne Greene stars as Griff, a chiseled old ex-police Captain, who retires and sets up his own private investigation agency. This was Greene's series that directly followed Bonanza. Co-starred Ben Murphy. It lasted 13 episodes. * * * * * Anyone hear of or see any of these shows? Yeah, me either. And now I see that at Level 51, I've broken something. I knew I'd get the blame for something else! Peace, sd