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RE: [probe_control] John C. Strong Interview--Part Five

Jim,

Just saw a post of yours. I'm trying to follow up on people I was
trading with a few months back. I lost touch after I got married and
lost my job. But would still love to get the Search episodes I need as
well as a few other shows on goodlife. Please let me know if your still
interested in trading. I have a new computer now. My old computer
finally crashed and most of my data was lost. So you may have to help me
as to what you're looking for. But I will resend my list again. Thanks.
Jeff


I've received many requests for my have and want list, so here it is:
Wanted: sword of justice, caribe, kodiak, the most deadly game, hot
pursuit, gavilan,
snoop sisters, cool million, richie brockelman, sierra, the duke, flying
high(all but the pilot movie),
star of the family, hot l baltimore,aloha paradise, lucan(all but the
pilot movie),bearcats,
mannix(seasons 1, 7, 8 only), the rookies(only if copies are made from
1st gen masters)
zorro and son, inside o.u.t.-(unsold 70's pilot with farrah fawcett),
Leg men, whiz kids.
blue thunder,hardball(episodes I need),hawk,holmes and yo-yo,man from
atlantis,
b.j. and the bear(episodes I need), misadventures of sheriff lobo,new
people,search,
shadow chasers,super train,tenspeed and brownshoe,time
express,voyagers(upgrades),
wyatt earp(episodes I need), harry o(episodes I need), new adventures of
batman(70's cartoon)
need unsold archie pilot. Based on archie comic book characters. Aired
once on
December 19,1976.one hour long. Stared dennis brown,audrey landers,
gordon jump, and
Billy Mumy. Also looking for search and sugar time(barbie benton series)
also looking for someone in Hawaii to tape locals. Someone in Australia
who gets Fox Classics.
also looking for someone who gets the goodlife network to tape shows
off-air.
also looking for someone in England to tape shows off cable or satelite.
also looking for someone in Canada who gets the Canadian TVLand and
Lonestar channels.
if nothing to trade or further information on any shows e-mail me at the
following address:
jsage145603MI@...
here is a list of the shows i have at least one or more episodes for:
if interested in a show let me know and I'll give you more info.
please keep in mind that I have many other shows not listed. This is a
temporary list.
if you don't see something you want.let me know. I may have it or can
get it.
my home address: Jeff Sage 30370 Red Maple Lane, Southfield, MI. 48076
Detective/Cop/Action Shows:

AIR AMERICA
ALIAS
THE AVENGERS
B.J. AND THE BEAR
B.L. STRYKER
BAY WATCH
BARNABY JONES
THE BARON
BLACKE'S MAGIC
BLUE THUNDER
BODIES OF EVIDENCE
BOOKER
BURKE'S LAW(60'S)
AMOS BURKE, SECRET AGENT
BURKE'S LAW(90'S)
CADE'S COUNTY
CAIN'S HUNDRED
CHARLIE'S ANGELS
CHARLIE GRACE
CHECKMATE
CHINA SMITH
COOL MILLION
COVER UP
CRIME STORY
CROSSING JORDAN
C.S.I.
C.S.I. MIAMI
DAN AUGUST
DANGER MAN
DAVID CASSIDY, MAN UNDERCOVER
DEVILIN CONNECTION
87TH PRECINCT
EDDIE CAPRA MYSTERIES
ELLERY QUEEN
EVERGLADES
EXTREME
EZ STREETS
FALL GUY
FAST LANE
THE F.B.I.
FELLONY SQUAD
FOLLOW THE SUN
FORTUNE HUNTER
FOUL PLAY
THE FUGITIVE(60'S)-UNCUT OFF PBS STATION
THE FUGITIVE(00'S)
GAVALIN
GIDEON OLIVER
GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E., THE
GRAND SLAM
HAGEN
THE HANDLER
HARD BALL
THE HARDY BOYS(70'S)-MOST ARE UNCUT
HARRY O
THE HAT SQUAD
HAWAII
HAWAII 5-0
HAWAIIAN EYE
HIGH MOUNTAIN RANGERS
HIGH PERFORMANCE
HONEY WEST
HONG KONG
HOOPERMAN
HOUSTON KNIGHTS
I-SPY-(have all episodes in pre-recorded dvd format)
IT TAKES A THIEF
JAKE AND THE FATMAN
JESSE HAWKES
JOHN DOE
JOHNNY MIDNIGHT
KAREN SISCO
KNIGHT WATCH
LA X
LAS VEGAS
LEG WORK
LONGSTREET
M SQUAD
MAGNUM P.I.
MAN CALLED HAWK
MAN CALLED SLOAN
MAN IN A SUITCASE
MANCUSO F.B.I.
MANNIX
THE MARSHAL
MARTIAL LAW
MASQUERADE
THE MASTER
MATT HELM
MEDICAL INVESTIGATIONS
MIDNIGHT CALLER
MIKE HAMMER(50'S)
MILLENNIUM
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE-(Old Series)
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE-(1980's)
MOD SQUAD
MOLONEY
MR. AND MRS. SMITH
MR. LUCKY
MRS. COLUMBO
MURDER ONE
MURPHY'S LAW
NAKIA
NAME OF THE GAME
NASTY BOYS
NERO WOLF
NEW ADV. OF CHARLIE CHAN
NEW AVENGERS
NIGHTENGALES
OHARA
O'HARA U.S. TREASURY
ONE WEST WAIKIKI
OWEN MARSHALL
PALACE GUARD
PERSUADERS
PETER GUNN
PRIVATE EYE
PRISONER
PROFESSIONALS
THE PROFILER
THE PROTECTORS
P.S.I. LUV U
PULASKI
REMINGTON STEELE
RESCUE 8
RICHARD DIAMOND
RIKER
RIPCORD
RIPTIDE
ROCKFORD FILES
THE ROUGES
THE ROOKIES
ROUTE 66(60'S)
ROUTE 66(90'S)
RUN FOR YOUR LIFE
SECRET AGENT
THE SENTINAL
SNOOPS(80'S)
SNOOPS(90'S)
SONNY SPOON
SOUTH BEACH
SPECIAL SQUAD
STARSKY AND HUTCH
STREETS OF SANFRANCISCO
THE STRIP
SURFSIDE 6
S.W.A.T.
SWITCH
TENSPEED AND BROWNSHOE
T.H.E. CAT
THIEVES
THIS MAN DAWSON
TIGHTROPE
THIRD MAN, THE
TRUE BLUE
TUCKER'S WITCH
TWENTY-FOUR
240-ROBERT
UC: UNDERCOVER
UNSUB
VEGAS
VERONICA MARS
VIPER
WALKER, TEXAS RANGER
WALKING TALL
WISE GUY


WESTERNS:

ADV. OF BRISCOE COUNTY JR.
ANNIE OAKLEY
BARBARY COAST
BAT MASTERSON
BRANDED
BRET MAVERICK
BRONCO
BUCK SKIN
BUFFALO BILL JR
CIMARRON STRIP
CHEYENE
COLT 45
CUSTER
DAKOTAS
DEPUTY
DESTRY
GALLANT MEN
GREY GHOST
GUNS OF PARADISE
HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL
HEC RAMSEY
HIGH CHAPARRAL
JOHNNY RINGO
KUNG FU
LANCER
LAREDO
LARAMIE
LAW OF THE PLAINSMAN
LAWMAN
MAN CALLED SHENANDOAH
MAVERICK
NED BLESSING
OUTLAWS
OVERLAND TRAIL
PARADISE
THE QUEST
RANGE RIDER
RAWHIDE
REBEL
RESTLESS GUN
RIFLEMAN
RIVERBOAT
SHANE
SHOTGUN SLADE
STONEY BURKE
SUGAR FOOT
THE TEXAN
TOMBSTONE TERRITORY
TRACKDOWN
TRAVELS OF JAMIE MCPHEETERS
THE VIRGINIAN
WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE
WESTERNER
WHIPLASH
WILD WILD WEST
WYATT EARP
YANCY DERRINGER
YOUNG MAVERICK
ZORRO(DISNEY)
ZORRO(FAMILY CHANNEL)

SCI-FI/FANTASY SERIES:

ADV OF ROBIN HOOD
ADV OF SUPERMAN
ALF
AMAZING SPIDERMAN
AMAZING STORIES
AMERICAN GOTHIC
BABYLON 5
BATMAN
BATTLE STAR GALACTICA
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
BEYOND WEST WORLD
BIONIC WOMAN
BIRDS OF PREY
BLAKE'S 7
BRIMSTONE
BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER
BUGS
THE BURNING ZONE
THE CHAMPIONS
CLEOPATRA 2525
COVINGTON CROSS
DARK ANGEL-(just got 1st season on dvd from commercial release in
England)
DARK SKIES
DARK SHADOWS(90'S)
DOOM WATCH
EARTH FORCE
EARTH 2
ENTERPRISE
FANTASTIC JOURNEY
FIFTH CORNER
FIREARM
FIREFLY
THE FLASH
FLASH GORDON
FREDDY'S NIGHTMARES
FRIDAY THE 13TH
GALACTICA 1980
GEMINI MAN
GIRL FROM TOMORROW
GREATEST AMERICAN HERO
HARD TIME ON PLANET EARTH
HAUNTED
HIGHLANDER
HIGHWAYMAN
THE HYPERNAUTS
THE IMMORTAL
THE INCREDIBLE HULK
THE INVADERS
IVANHOE
JIM HENSON HOUR
JIM HENSON'S THE STORYTELLER
THE KINDRED
KOLCHAK, THE NIGHT STALKER
LAND OF THE GIANTS
LEXX(FIRST SEASON FROM PAL PRERECORDS. COTAINS SCENES NOT IN U.S.)
LOGAN'S RUN
LOIS AND CLARK
LOST IN SPACE
MANIMAL
MANN AND MACHINE
MAN FROM ATLANTIS
M.A.N.T.I.S.
MAX HEADROOM
MEN INTO SPACE
MISFITS OF SCIENCE
MR. MERLIN
MUTANT X
NIGHT MAN
NOWHERE MAN
OCEAN GIRL
OUTER LIMITS(60'S)
OUTER LIMITS(90'S)
OUTLAWS(80'S)
THE PHOENIX
PLANET OF THE APES
POWERS OF MATTHEW STARR
THE PRETENDER
PREY
PROBE
PROJECT UFO
Q.E.D.
QUANTUM LEAP
QUARK
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK DECEASED
RED DWARF
ROAR
ROCKY JONES
ROSWELL
SABLE
SALVAGE 1
SAPHIRE AND STEEL
SEA HUNT(50'S)
SEA HUNT(80'S)
SEA QUEST
SECOND HUNDRED YEARS
SIR LANCELOT
SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
SLIDERS
SMALLVILLE
SOMETHING IS OUT THERE
SPACE ABOVE AND BEYOND
SPACE 1999
SPECIAL UNIT 2
STAR COPS
STAR GATE
STARLOST
STAR MAN
STAR TREK
STAR TREK DEEP SPACE 9
STAR TREK THE NEXT GENERATION
STAR TREK VOYAGER
THE STORYTELLER
STRANGE LUCK
STREET HAWK
SUPER BOY
SUPER FORCE
SUPER TRAIN
SURVIVORS
SWAMP THING
TALES FROM THE CRYPT
TARZAN(RON ELI)
TARZAN-(2003)
TEK WAR
TIME COP
TIME EXPRESS
TIME SLIP
TIME TRAX
TIME TUNNEL
TRACKER
UFO
V
VERITAS: THE QUEST
VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
VOYAGERS
WAR OF THE WORLDS
WELCOME TO PARADOX
WEREWOLF
WITCHBLADE
WIZARDS AND WARRIORS
WOLF LAKE
WONDER WOMAN
X-FILES
YOUNG INDIANA JONES


COMEDY SERIES:

A DIFFERENT WORLD
ADVENTURES OF OZZIE AND HARRIETT
BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
BEWITCHED
BLANSKY'S BEAUTIES
BRADY BUNCH
BRADY BRIDES
BRADYS
CAMP RUN-A-MUCK
CAPTAIN NICE
CAR 54
THE CHARMINGS
C.P.O. SHARKEY
DELTA HOUSE
DINOSAURS
DO OVER
DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE
DREAM ON
FAWLTY TOWERS
FLYING HIGH
FRIENDS
F-TROOP
GET SMART
GROWING PAINS
HAPPY DAYS
HOGAN'S HEROES
I DREAM OF JEANNIE
IT'S YOUR MOVE
JUST THE TEN OF US
LIVE IN
MAID MERRIAN
MAX MONROE
MY FAVORITE MARTIAN
MY THREE SONS
NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR
NUT HOUSE
OPERATION PETTICOAT
PARTRIDGE FAMILY
POPCORN KID
THE QUEST
ROLL OUT
SABRINA
SANFORD AND SON
SLEDGE HAMMER
TABITHA
THAT WAS THEN
THREES COMPANY
WE GOT IT MADE
WELCOME BACK KOTTER
WHEN THINGS WERE ROTTEN
WINGS


DRAMA SERIES:

BAYWATCH
BLACK SASH
CROSS ROADS-(W/ROBERT URICH)
DOLPHIN COVE
MAYA
MODEL INC.
NIGHTINGALES
WIND ON WATER


WAR SERIES:

BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON
COMBAT
CHINA BEACH
GALLANT MEN
GARRISON'S GORRILLA'S
JAG
JERICHO
RAT PATROL
TERRY AND THE PIRATES
TOUR OF DUTY
TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH


CARTOON SERIES

ANGEL COP
ARK 2
ASTRO BOY(60'S)
ASTRO BOY(80'S)
BARRIER REEF
BATMAN
BATTLE OF THE PLANETS
DUSTY'S TRAIL
ELECTRA WOMAN AND DYNA GIRL
EVANGELION
FANTASTIC FOUR(60'S)
FANTASTIC FOUR(70'S)
FAR OUT SPACE NUTS
FISH POLICE
GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
GODZILLA(70'S)
GOLDIE GOLD AND ACTION JACK
GROOVIE GOOLIES
THE HARDY BOYS
HERO HIGH
H.R. PUFF-N-STUFF
ISIS(LIVE ACTION)
JOHNNY SOKKO
JONNY QUEST(60'S)
JONNY QUEST(80'S)
JUSTICE LEAGUE
KIMBA
LAND OF THE LOST
LASSIE'S RESCUE RANGERS
LOST SAUCER
MARVEL SUPER HERO CARTOONS(60'S)
MIGHTY ORBOTS
NEW ARCHIE'S
NEW SHMOO
POLE POSITION
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD
ROBOTECH
RUN JOE RUN
SCORCH
SHAZAM(CARTOON)
SHAZAM(LIVE ACTION)
SIGMUND AND THE SEA MONSTERS
SPACE ACDEMY
SPEED RACER
SPIDERMAN(60'S)
SPIDERMAN(90'S)
STAR COM
SUPER FRIENDS
SIUPER GLOBETROTTERS
SUPER HERO ROAST(LIVE ACTION)
CHALLENGE OF THE SUPER HEROES(LIVE ACTION)
ULTRA MAN
ULTRA MAN TOWARD THE FUTURE
U.S. OF ARCHIE
WAIT TIL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME


THEATRICAL MOVIES AND TV. MOVIES AND SPECIALS

12:01
20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA-[PART 1]
A CHALLENGE FOR ROBIN HOOD
ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN
ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN
ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE KILLER BORIS KARLOFF
ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY
ALIENS-(DIRECTORS CUT)
AMERIKA-[PART 1 TO 7]
ARCHIE: TO RIVERDALE AND BACK AGAIN
ASSIGNMENT: MUNICH
ASTEROID-[PART 1]
AT SWORDS POINT
BATMAN AND ROBIN
BATMAN FOREVER
BATMAN RETURNS
BATTLE OF THE NETWORK STARS
BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES
BAY COVEN
BEATLES: A HARD DAYS NIGHT
BEATLES: HELP
BEFORE DAWN
BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES
BERMUDA TRIANGLE
BETRAYAK FROM THE EAST
BIONIC EVER AFTER
BLACK SCORPION
BLACK SCORPION II
BLONDIE
BLONDIE BRINGING UP BABY
BLONDIE IN SOCIETY
BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS
BLONDIE ON A BUDGET
BLONDIE TAKES A VACATION
BLOOD TIES
BODY GUARD
BRINGING UP BABY
BROKEN ARROW
C.A.T. SQUAD
C.A.T. SQUAD: PYTHON WOLF
CAPTAIN AMERICA
CAPTAIN AMERICA II: DEATH TOO SOON
CASPER
CASPER A SPIRITED BEGINNING
CASPER MEETS WENDY
CHAMELEONS
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CIRCUS
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OLYMPICS
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA
CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACE TRACK
CHARLIE CHAN AT TREASURE ISLAND
CHARLIE CHAN IN CITY IN DARKNESS
CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT
CHARLIE CHAN IN HONOLULU
CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA
CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS
CHARLIE CHAN IN RENO
CHARLIE CHAN IN RIO
CHARLIE CHAN'S MURDER CRUISE
CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET
CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
CON AIR
COUNT FIVE AND DIE
COUNTER ESPIONAGE
DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE
DARK AVENGER
DEATH OF THE INCREDIBLE HULK
DESPERADO
DESPERADO: AVALANCHE AT DEVIL'S RIDGE
DESPERADO: BADLANDS JUSTICE
DIAMONDS ARE FOFREVER
DICK TRACY MEETS CUEBALL
DICK TRACY MEETS GRUSOME
DICK TRACY, DETECTIVE
DIE HARD
DIE HARD 2: DIE HARDER
DR. NO
DR. STRANGE
DRACULA
DRACULA PRICE OF DARKNESS
DRACULA-(HAMMER HOUSE)
DRUMS OF AFRICA
EARTH-STAR VOYAGER-[PART 1 TO 2]
EL DORADO
EMPIRE STRIKES BACK
ESCAPE FROM ATLANTIS
ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: THE DIRECTORS CUT
ESCAPE FROM THE PLANET OF THE APES
EXECUTIVE DECISION
FACE/OFF
FLESH AND BLOOD
FLESH GORDON
FOLLOW ME BOYS
FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN
FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLFMAN
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
FROM THE DEAD OF THE NIGHT
FULL ECLIPSE
GENERATION X
GET SMART AGAIN
GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE
GODZILLA-(W/ MATTHEW BRODERICK)
HARD RAIN
HELL TOWN
HELLO DOWN THERE
I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER
IN LIKE FLINT
INDEPENDENCE DAY
INDIAN JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM
INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE
ISLE OF THE DEAD
IT: THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE
IT[PART 1 TO 2]
J-MEN FOREVER
JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF TIME
JULE'S VERNE'S: THE LIGHT AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
JUMANJI
JUNGLE JIM
JUNGLE MAN-EATERS
JURASSIC PARK
KELLY'S HEROS
KISS THE GIRLS AND WATCH THEM DIE
KNIGHT RIDER 2000
LIFE POD
LIVE AND LET DIE
MAN WITH THE POWER
MAYA
MIRACLES FOR SALE
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
MOONFLEET
MURDER'S ROW
MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY
MYSTERIOUS ISLAND
MYSTERY IN DRACULA'S CASTLE
NANCY DREW AND THE HIDDEN STAIRCASE
NANCY DREW DETECCTIVE
NANCY DREW, TROUBLE SHOOTER
NICK KNIGHT
NOT OF THIS WORLD
OUR MAN FLINT
OUT OF TIME
PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES
PLANET OF THE APES
PLYMOUTH
PREHISTORIC WOMEN
QUATERMASS 2
QUATERMASS AND THE PIT
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK
REPTILE
RETURN OF THE JEDI
RICHIE RICH'S CHRISTMAS WISH
RUNNING AGAINST TIME
SALEM'S LOT
SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER
SMALL SOLDIERS
SON OF FRANKENSTEIN
SONG OF THE SOUTH
STAR WARS
STARGATE
SUBTERFUGE
SUDDENLY
SUPERMAN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE
TAKEN-[PARTS 1 TO 10]
TALES OF THE SUGGLER-[PART 1 TO 3]
TARZAN AND THE HUNTRESS
TARZAN AND THE MERMAIDS
TARZAN ESCAPES
TARZAN FINDS A SON
TARZAN IN MANHATTAN
TARZAN TRIUMPHS
TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY
TARZAN'S NEW YORK ADVENTURE
TARZAN'S SECRET TREASURE
THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD
THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN
THE ADVENTURES OF NICK CARTER
THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD
THE ADVENTURES OF TARTU
THE BAREFOOT EXECUTIVE
THE BEAST-[PART 1 TO 2]
THE BIG HIT
THE BIONIC SHOWDOWN
THE BLACK ROOM
THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES
THE DANGEROUS DAYS OF KIOWA JONES
THE DELPHI BUREAU
THE DEVIL MAKES THREE
THE DEVIL RIDES OUT
THE FALCON AND THE CO-EDS
THE FALCON IN DANGER
THE FALCON IN HOLLYWOOD
THE FALCON IN MEXICO
THE FALCON IN SANFRANCISCO
THE FALCON OUT WEST
THE FALCON STRIKES BACK
THE FALCON TAKES OVER
THE FALCON: A DATE WITH THE FALCON
THE FALCON'S BROTHER
THE FULLER BRUSH MAN
THE GAY FALCON
THE GIFTED ONE
THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD
THE GREAT PRETENDER
THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN HAWKES
THE INCREDIBLE HULK RETURNS
THE INVADERS[PART 1]
THE INVISIBLE MAN
THE INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS
THE KLAE RESOURCE
THE LANGOLIERS
THE LOST CONTINENT
THE MAN FROM DAKOTA
THE MARK OF ZORRO
THE MUMMY
THE MUMMY'S SHROUD
THE NAKED SPUR
THE PHANTOM
THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION
THE RETURN OF DESPERADO
THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
THE RETURN OF THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
THE ROCK
THE ROMANCE OF ROSY RIDGE
THE SHOTIST
THE SILENCERS
THE SILVER WHIP
THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER
THE SPIRIT
THE STAND-[PARTS 1 TO 4]
THE STRANGE CASE OF THE END OF CIVILISATION AS WE KNOW IT
THE STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD
THE SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST
THE THREE STOOGES MOVIE
THE THREE STOOGES: HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL
THE THREE STOOGES: THE OUTLAWS OS COMING
THE TOMMY KNOCKERS-[PART 1 TO 2]
THE ULTIMATE IMPOSTER
THE VENGEANCE OF SHE
THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY
THE WITCHES
THE WOLFMAN
THEM
THUNDERBALL
THUNDERBOAT ROW
TIDAL WAVE: NO ESCAPE
TIME STALKERS
TIME TUNNEL:RAIDERS FROM OUTER SPACE
TOMBSTONE
TOTAL RECALL
TRIAL OF THE INCREDIBLE HULK
TRUE GRIT
TWISTER
VAMPERELLA
VANISHING SON
VANISHING SON II
VANISHING SON IV
WEIRD WORLD
WILD PALMS
X-THE UNKNOWN
YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE

COMING SOON

new shows I'm currently taping, trading or buying to add to collection:

s.w.a.t., new adventures of batman(1970's), follow the sun, vegas, rat
patrol, green hornet,
hardy boys and nancy drew mysteries(uncut off a movie channel in
canada), shannon,
ripcord, hong kong, captain power, unaired pilots, gavalin,
checkmate(pre-records),
fall guy, fantasy island(1970's), battle of the planets, the
champions(pre-records),
six million dollar man-(pre-records and dvds), bionic woman-(pre-records
and dvds)
rifleman, my three sons, time slip(dvd pre-records), dungeons and
dragons(dvd pre-records)
Zorro and Son.
my codes are as follows:
E 1 M1=excellent, first generation, dvd burned(I can only burn on +R/RW)
1 hour speed
E 1 M2X=excellent, first generation at the 2 hour dvd speed
E 1 M4=excellent, first generation at the 4 hour dvd speed
E 1 M6=excellent, first generation at the 6 hour dvd speed
E 1 DVD=excellent, first generation, pre-recorded dvd
E P SP=excellent, pre-recorded tape, recorded at the 2 hour speed
E 1 SP=excellent, first generation, recorded at the 2 hour speed
VG+ 1 SP=very good(not quite excellent),first generation, recorded at 2
hour speed
VG 1 SP=very good, first generation, recorded at 2 hour speed
G+ 1 SP=good(not quite very good), first generation, recorded at 2 hour
speed
G 1 SP=good, first generation,recorded at 2 hour speed
P 1 SP=poor, first generation, recorded at 2 hour speed

these codes would mean the same thing if they were 2nd or 3rd
generation, recorded at
the four or six hour speeds. Poor, good, are usually multi-generation
and are for trade,
but are for collectors who really need that item.
ie. E 2 LP=excellent, second gen, recorded at the four hour speed
ie. G+ 3 EP=good plus, third gen, recorded at the six hour speed.
most of my shows are first generation. I don't have many series in less
than good plus
condition. I usually grade pretty fairly. But keep in mind, tapes
deteriorate over time. I
try to keep up with any chages in quality, and will stand behind any
trade or sale.
if unsatisfied with tapes, we'll work it out.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Alexander [mailto:probecontrol@...]
Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 12:16 AM
To: probe_control@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [probe_control] John C. Strong Interview--Part Five


BEGINNING OF PART FIVE

A: Were there any Production people you'd like to mention who made a
substantial contribution to the series that seem to have gone
uncredited?

S: (pauses) Everybody on that show.

A: You worked together as a team.

S: Yeah. Absolutely. That goes through an Assistant Director named
Russell Llewellyn...

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NOTE: Among other very notable productions, Llewellyn worked as an
Assistant Director on George Cukor's A STAR IS BORN in 1954, Paul
Newman's first film--THE SILVER CHALICE that same year, the all-time
classic GIANT in 1956, Spencer Tracy's THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA in 1958,
and ten years before SEARCH , he was A.D. on another great movie
musical--THE MUSIC MAN (in 1962). His only foray into science-fiction
listed in his imdb credits is Robert Altman's COUNTDOWN in 1968. See
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0515755/ for more details.

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S: ... who would've given ANYTHING for that show, God rest his soul. Lee
Phillips, our Gaffer...

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NOTE: A gaffer is another name for the Chief Lighting Technician. He is
the head of the electrical department, and responsible for the design
and execution of the lighting plan for a production. Early films used
mostly natural light, which stagehands controlled with large tent cloths
using long poles called gaffs (stagehands were often beached sailors or
longshoremen, and a gaff is a type of boom on a sailing ship).

This may be an incorrect guess on my part, but the only gaffer listing
that I could find for a 'Lee Phillips' was at
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0680578/ and his man appears to be a Head
Wrangler and Actor, as well.

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S: ... was a guy who would be there long after everybody else was gone,
and just as early, to make sure everything was right and ready-to-shoot
within the timeframe. They were some really good folks.

A: Any other stand-outs? I know that Russ Mayberry came back from the
(PROBE) pilot and did episodes (of the SEARCH TV series)...

S: Well, you know Russ Mayberry... how he got his job with our
company... I was the Kellogg's Sugar Pops Cowboy...

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NOTE: Type in 'Kelloggs Sugar Pops cowboy' (or cut and paste
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&q=kelloggs+sugar+pops+cowboy&b
tnG=Search) into Google's IMAGES search field, and you'll see an image
of a vintage Sugar Pop cereal box featuring a cowboy which is apparently
John Strong.

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A: Okay! (laughs)


S: ... and Russ Mayberry directed me as the Sugar Pops Cowboy. And I
brought him in to do an episode of McCLOUD, with Leslie (Stevens). And
then we hired him, because of our relationship with him, to do (SEARCH).
And he's a wonderful man.

A: Any other stand-outs? Nicholas Colasanto?

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NOTE: Nicholas Colasanto will always be best known for playing the
sweet-but-befuddled character of 'Coach' on CHEERS, but he appears to
have been a rather extraordinary individual in 'real life.' Colasanto
served in the United States Navy from 1943 to 1945, and was a veteran of
the Second World War who was awarded a World War II Victory Medal, a
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, and an Honorable Service
Lapel Button. He spoke fluent Italian. His imdb credits list him as
concurrently acting and directing in television throughout the late 50's
to the late 70's. He can be seen in such TV series as I SPY, VOYAGE TO
THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA, THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., and MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE.
He was in a variety of films, including Alfred Hitchcock's last film,
FAMILY PLOT, and Martin Scorcese's RAGING BULL. Colasanto likely knew
Stevens and Strong as he played a Reporter in the FAME IS THE NAME OF
THE GAME pilot, as well as directed episodes of THE NAME OF THE GAME
series. Colasanto directed the episode of SEARCH that John Strong wrote,
entitled IN SEARCH OF MIDAS.

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S: Nicky was a wonderful, sweet man. A great guy. Funny guy...

A: HAD to be, doing comedy (referring to his character on CHEERS).

S: He drove Tony (Franciosa) crazy, but he was great.

A: (laughs) How so?

S: Well, you know... 'Tony' is 'Tony' is 'Tony.' Nicky was not a movie
director, you know? Tony wanted a big movie look. I mean...
(unintelligible) They ALL wanted to take a 'step above.' (SEARCH) was
like a 'Movie of the Week.'

A: Absolutely. You had high standards on the show.

S: Yeah. And in their own way, they wanted to make sure that everything
was perfect. Two guys that worked for me tirelessly were David
Hardberger...

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NOTE: If I have the correct individual (David R. Hardberger--imdb link:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0362046/), then he has added quite an
impressive series of credits since performing opticals for SEARCH. A
variety of credits too numerous to mention here links him to various
contributions to films such as STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE, STAR TREK
II: THE WRATH OF KHAN, BLADE RUNNER, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND,
RETURN OF THE JEDI, THE ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI, LORD OF THE
RINGS: FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING and LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN.

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S: ... and George Silano (?) of (unintelligible)...

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NOTE: Again, not wishing to overly interrupt the flow of the interview,
I did not request that Strong supply me with spelling and references for
all the individuals he talked about. This is another case where I should
have double-checked. Not sure if I have the right individual here, I'm
guessing that it might be George Silano, who has credits similar to
those of Hardberger (Camera Operator and Cinematographer), around the
time of SEARCH. His imdb listing is http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0797800/

If anyone has corrections to the assumptions I've made, please contact
me, and I will make modifications.

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S: ... We had worked at Universal on something that George Roy Hill did.
(pauses) SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE. And I brought them to Universal with me,
and they were my little Optical team. Right?

A: Hand-trained.

S: Hand-trained! They were the BEST in the world! Warner Bros. always
used Pacific Title.

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NOTE: Pacific Title (full name: Pacific Title & Art Studio) has played a
major role in the film titling and post production industry for almost
85 years. In the 1970's (when SEARCH was being produced), Pacific Title
handled many titles and opticals duties for film and television
production. See http://www.pactitle.com/pages/home/index.html for more
information, as well as a brief company history.

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S: ... and I said (Pacific Title) can't DO the work because they'll
never be able to complete it on time. So I got a guy named Dan Genis who
owned a company called Modern Film Effects...

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NOTE: Modern Film Effects and Pacific Title have been competitors for
decades. A business-oriented article can be found at:
http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/stories/1999/07/12/story8.html

There is a small Variety trade article mentioning Genis at
http://print.google.com/print/doc?articleid=0l1vuizJzKJ

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S: ... and Dan said, "You know what? I'll do it better, cheaper, and
never miss a date!" Okay?

A: (laughs)

S: And he knew how I did things, and he went to bat for us, and Warner
Bros. didn't want to 'walk quietly into that good night,' and they
finally let me do it, and it was a big success!

A: They were pleased with the results, and couldn't argue, huh?

S: Not only were they were pleased with the results, but they were
pleased that it cost one-fifth of what everybody else cost.

A: Ah-HAH! The transitional effect between scenes (in SEARCH)... the
'dot pattern.' Your idea?

S: Yep! I shot'em over in a doctor's office with a guy who had set up a
computer.

A: No kidding!

S: Yep!

A: Incredible. (Effects such as that one) really hold up. A lot of very
inventive techniques, I think, were thought up for SEARCH.

S: Well, y'know... I electronically-edited the first motion picture...
ever. It was called GARBAGE PAIL KIDS... on a system called Arriflex,
invented by a man named Herb Dow.

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NOTE: If I have the correct individual, editor Herbert H. Dow happens to
be the father of actor Tony Dow, who played "Wally Cleaver"--Beaver's
older brother on LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. Dow's imdb credits can be found
here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0235606/

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S: Ron (unintelligible) talked me into it. He was head of
(unintelligible) Video at the time... and no one had ever done it
without going to a Work Print or a Final Print or... anything else. We
transferred it onto half-inch tape.

A: Half-inch?!?!

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NOTE: Home VHS machines use half-inch (wide) tape. Industrial television
recording and playback machines use a half-inch tape as well, in a Beta
format. In the pre-digital days, use of half-inch videotape in relation
to motion picture editing was unheard of, and considered quite
revolutionary.

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S: Half inch! Twenty machines. It gave you six cuts.

A: Amazing!

S: You transferred those over to three-quarter-inch...

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NOTE: Three-Quarter inch tape was an industry standard when GARBAGE PAIL
KIDS: THE MOVIE was made, and was considered to have a better image
quality than half-inch tape--mainly because that extra quarter-inch of
videotape could hold much more audio/video information.

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S: ... and that was supposed to be your cut. But it didn't work. So
Ronny (unintelligible) got me a guy named Telly (unintelligible), and we
invented a machine with an output (unintelligible) generator that gave
you every edge number of the film, and we edited the movie in two weeks,
and got it in the theatres four weeks later.


A: Amazing! You were quite a trendsetter and trailblazer! And NOW look
what they're doing (in film)! They (use the techniques you created), and
don't look back!

S: And now guys like me are OBSOLETE!!!

A: (laughs) Let's not go THERE! (laughs) (In a previous conversation)
You said, "We had a helluva time making SEARCH and we worked like dogs
seven days a week--but had a GREAT time." Do you care to elaborate on
that?

S: It was, um... making three movies... and delivering them two weeks
later. You had a week to shoot, a week to edit. Three days to dub...
ship an air print.

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NOTE: Simply put, Strong is relating that the limited amount of time
that the crew had to make an episode of SEARCH (which, because of the
quality involved, he refers to as a 'movie'), and ship the finished film
canister to the network for airing.

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S: That was it!

A: Right. Any other SEARCH fans like us crawl out of the woodwork since
its cancellation? Do you talk to many people who remember it fondly?

S: Oh yeah!

A: Yeah!?!

S: Yeah, absolutely!

A: Excellent!!!

S: Absolutely. People talk to me all the time about it... and every now
and then I whip out the Scanner...

A: (laughs)

S: (laughs)

A: Well that's GREAT to know!

S: Yeah!

A: Sometime, we think we're (such a small group) who remember the
series. But when a couple of gentlemen started the
(www.probecontrol.com) webpage, and people write in from literally all
around the world saying how fondly they remember the series, we know
there's a deep affection for the show.

S: Well, listen. It's like your first girlfriend. When you've got
something you like, you NEVER forget it. And, uh... SEARCH and PROBE
were like a first girlfriend. You know? It was new, and it was fresh,
and it was pretty, and it was sexy, and it was romantic. I mean, when
Lockwood's necking with Elke Sommer, and you hear Burgess Meredith's,
"We have LIFT-OFF!"

A: (laughs)

S: You know? You KNOW what you're talking about!

A: Oh, sure. A little sly.

S: A little sly...

A: ...slide it past the censors.

S: That's right. We tried to break (new) ground in that show, and did it
successfully. Unfortunately, times and ratings dictate things that you
don't expect. And I think that because we'd had a lot of major talent
wanting to come aboard as guest stars... and I think that if Leslie had
gone a little further... if Leslie had stayed with the show, it would
have maintained its integrity.

A: One could only guess what it might have been like. You likened
(SEARCH) to a 'first girlfriend', but you'd been a trendsetter
before--you'd broken new ground before...

S: Yep! Yep!

A: THE OUTER LIMITS was TERRIBLY trendsetting, and you were breaking new
ground with that. You had GREAT guest stars...

S: THIRTY-THOUSAND DOLLARS an episode!!!

A: Great guest stars wanted to do OUTER LIMITS too, so it's interesting
to ME that you would call SEARCH 'your first girlfriend'...

S: Well, you know... there're a lot of PERSONAL reasons for it, as well.
There's relationships with people within in the cast and the show,
and... OUTER LIMITS was an anthology. You just had people come in for
their three days, and go away.

A: Same crew, but different people in FRONT of the camera.

S: We started on OUTER LIMITS with talents like Conrad Hall, William
Fraker, Haskell Wexler... the greatest cinematographers of all time.

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NOTE: In addition to THE OUTER LIMITS, cinematographer Conrad Hall
worked on other Leslie Stevens projects like STONEY BURKE (1962) and
INCUBUS (1965). He won Academy Awards for his work on BUTCH CASSIDY AND
THE SUNDANCE KID (1969), AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999), and ROAD TO PERDITION
(2002). His imdb credits are at: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005734/

Among other films, William A. Fraker worked on ROSEMARY'S BABY (1968),
BULLITT (1968), and CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND (1977). More on
Fraker at: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005710/

Haskell Wexler contributed to such classic films as IN THE HEAT OF THE
NIGHT (1967), the original THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR (1968), and ONE FLEW
OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (1975). More on Wexler at:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005549/

Conrad Hall and Haskell Wexler are two of only six cinematographers to
achieve stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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S: ... some of the great cinematographers of all time!

A: The VERY best.

S: So, you look at things, and you say well, "I consider SEARCH a first
girlfriend" because it was a pretty, pretty show.

END OF PART FIVE




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