Hi Folks,
While watching the Fox News channel, I just saw a Lee Majors commercial
for.......
Lee Majors Rechargeable Bionic Hearing Aid
www.HearingAidTV.com
Lee looked very good, not his age at all.
Regards,
Desiree
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Did you happen to see Lee Majors in "According to Jim" a week or so ago?
He was setting up on his judge seat in a white suit playing god. He was
passing judgement on James Belushi for his mist deeds. lol
Mike
Posted by: "Desiree Awiszio"
Hi Folks,
While watching the Fox News channel, I just saw a Lee Majors commercial
for.......
Lee Majors Rechargeable Bionic Hearing Aid
www.HearingAidTV.www
Lee looked very good, not his age at all.
Regards,
Desiree
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Hi Mike,
No I didn't see it, but thanks ! Best way to check appearances for anybody is
always at the tv-now.com site. I just need to think of it periodically, because
that covers two weeks at a time.
best, Desiree
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From: tenmans38@...
Date: Sat, 6 Jun 2009 18:01:45 -0400
Subject: [The Big Valley] Re:Lee Majors commercial
Did you happen to see Lee Majors in "According to Jim" a week or so ago?
He was setting up on his judge seat in a white suit playing god. He was
passing judgement on James Belushi for his mist deeds. lol
Mike
Posted by: "Desiree Awiszio"
Hi Folks,
While watching the Fox News channel, I just saw a Lee Majors commercial
for.......
Lee Majors Rechargeable Bionic Hearing Aid
www.HearingAidTV.www
Lee looked very good, not his age at all.
Regards,
Desiree
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My mom grew up in the Bronx and would visit the Adirondacks. She spoke about
them and I knew she liked them. Whend I visited my cousins in NY we didn't get
there. Too bad.
Andrea
Hello,
Found these looking for something eles.. Hope you enjoy them
http://www.adirondacks.com/fallphotos.html
Have a good one
Blessing
Cyn Ann
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Years ago my parents had a summer placeon the Great Sacadanga Lake
which is about an hour NW of Albany in Fulton County. The pictures
were not only beautiful, but they reminded meso much of that area.
Redwolf, you are so right, we do live in a beautiful country. I haven't see
much
of it in person (but dream of doing so someday), so thank you Cyn Ann for
sharing those pictures.
Sue
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I've always told friends and family that I'd rather see the US first before
other countries. I went to Spain when I was in the 10th grade. After that trip,
I decided I'd rather stay in the USA. LOL!
We were going to move to Albany, but someone else got the position on a
hardship. I was so excited to live in the state my mother spoke of so fondly,
and be nearer to my cousins etc.
Andera
Years ago my parents had a summer place on the Great Sacadanga Lake
which is about an hour NW of Albany in Fulton County. The pictures
were not only beautiful, but they reminded me so much of that area.
Redwolf, you are so right, we do live in a beautiful country. I haven't see
much
of it in person (but dream of doing so someday), so thank you Cyn Ann for
sharing those pictures.
Sue
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The only other country I have been to is Canada,which when you live less then 20
miles from it, this takes in about a mile of river to cross, I hope the
Canadains on here will forgive me,but in many ways it's not much differant then
here.
I have been to Cornwall just across the bridge, Montreal, Gramby which is a
ways further then Quebec City, and in 96, drove the almost whole way of Ontario
with a friend who was moving to Michigan, 14 hours from Saranac Lake to Rockford
MI, and can you believe it we are still friends LOL.
I guess I do like to let people know what there is here,since some people
think the only place in New York is New York City or nothing is worth seeing
pass Albany...since I was in my perteens anyone I wrote I'd throw in some
information about here. We are steeped in history, and historical people.
The hotel were I go for Trek Meetings, also sold Time shares...
While waiting for the meeting to start I'd sit in the bar/dinning/ what have you
area the meetings are in the Kate Smith room, ( which did you know when she or
Irving Berlin sang God Bless America the money they were paid went to the Girl
Scouts, the Boy Scouts,and Girl Guides... check here
http://parlorsongs.com/bios/berlin/iberlin.php )
and if someone asked what there was to see I'd list all the things not only in
Lake Placid, but if they wanted to drive a two hour trip around the town; where
John Browns farm was, where to go for rock climbing,the best museums including
Fredrick Remingtons,If they enjoyed stepping back in time the neatest little
dinner that was not only done in pink with black and white tiled floor,but each
table had a mini jutebox, and pix of performers on the walls;on the ladies room
door was Marlin Monroe and the mens had Clark Gable.
I live 30 miles from a University where Kirk Daugles, Pete Duel, and Viggo
Morestine ( sorry for bad spelling) went to.
OK I will admit it I'm proud of my little part fo the world.
Blessing
Cyn Ann
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Just thought you'd like to know ...
Encore Westerns gives a “Six-Gun Salute” to Babs Stanwyck,
better known to her fans as Barbara Stanwyck. The channel will
show three of her films on June 27 beginning at 8:00 p.m.
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To Whom It May Concern:
Barbara Stanwyck's nick name was "Missy" - not "Babs."
Charles Briles (A.K.A. "Eugene Barkley")
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Subject: [The Big Valley] Calling all Barbara Stanwyck fans!
Just thought you'd like to know ...
Encore Westerns gives a “Six-Gun Salute” to Babs Stanwyck,
better known to her fans as Barbara Stanwyck. The channel will
show three of her films on June 27 beginning at 8:00 p.m.
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Mr. Briles,
Thanks for the correction. I took the information from a STARZ memo
http://starz.mediaroom.com/file.php/1379/June+2009+Highlights2.pdf
written by Steve Waldo Belgard, Senior Director of Programming & Entertainment
Publicity, Starz Entertainment,
Steve Waldo Belgard
Senior Director of Programming & Entertainment Publicity
Starz Entertainment
8900 Liberty Circle
Englewood, CO 80112
(720) 852-5843 (direct)
steve.belgard@...
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Page 2 2Please note – All Titles/Times/Stunts Are Subject To ChangeSTARZ
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTSwww.starz.com | www.encoretv.comTABLE OF
CONTENTS
Starz
Starz Saturday Night Premiere
Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar
Summer of Stars – Friday’s at 9:00 p.m.
Encore
Summer Comedy Camp – Double header of comedy every Sunday at 8:00 p.m.
Encore Spotlight on De Niro/Pacino
Encore Westerns
Six Gun Salute to Barbara Stanwyck
Autry Rides Again!
Classic TV Westerns
Starz InBlack
The Top Slot
Starz Cinema
The A List
Encore Drama
Signature Performances
Encore Love
Encore Love’s 9 O’ Clock Nightly
Girl’s Night In – Who’s Cheatin’ Who?
Encore Action
Saturday Action Zone
Encore Mystery
Scenes of the Crime
Starz Edge
9 Sharp
Starz Comedy
Crazy 8s
Starz Kids & Family
Big Ticket Tuesday
Encore Wam
Teen Ticket
Starz Play Titles
Starz On DemandEncore On Demand Titles
Starz HD Titles
Encore HD Titles
Dolby®Digital Titles on Starz
Dolby®Digital Titles on Encore
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Page 3 3(All Times Are ET/PT)
Starz is where the new movies live. Don’t just see the big movies, experience
them.
Starz Saturday Night Movies: Hit movies premiering every Saturday night at 9
p.m.
Righteous Kill 6/6 – (Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, 50 Cent)
Hancock 6/13 (Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman)
High School Music 3: Senior Year 6/20 – (Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley
Tisdale)
The House Bunny 6/27 – (Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone)
Starz Originals:
Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar (Tuesday, June 9 at 10:00 p.m.) will answer
the question “Don’t I Know You? Get to know
some of Hollywood’s most talented character actors, who have supported leading
roles in films for decades. Some have even
gone on to become stars in their own right. They proudly stand in the shadows of
the “stars” of the movies, content to play the
roles that lend flavor and depth to the films, with their unique brands of
humor, intensity and charisma, leaving lasting
impressions on all of us in movie after movie. This special will help you put a
name to their face. Those starring in the special
include Samuel L. Jackson, Joan Cusack, Stephen Tobolowsky, Danny Trejo, Jane
Lynch, Michael Madsen, William
Sanderson, Luis Guzman, Veronica and Angela Cartwright, Missi Pyle and many
others. Hosted by Richard Roeper.
Summer of Stars
Catch a star every Friday Night at 9:00 p.m.
National Treasure: Book of Secrets 6/5 – (Nicolas Cage)
21 6/12 (Kevin Spacey)
Hancock 6/19 – (Will Smith)
Made of Honor 6/26 – (Patrick Dempsey)
Encore provides movies, all movies and nothing but movies. The greatest
selection of movies you want to see and see again.
Summer Comedy Camp: A double-header of comedy every Sunday night starting at
8:00 p.m.
Superbad 6/7 at 8:00 p.m. (Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Bill Hader)
Porky’s 6/7 at 10:00 p.m. (Cyril O’Reilly, Dan Monahan, Chuck Mitchell)
Are We Done Yet? 6/14 at 8:00 p.m. (Ice Cube, Nia Long, John C. McGinley)
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps 6/14 at 9:35 p.m. (Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson,
Larry Miller)
The Animal 6/21 at 8:00 p.m. (Rob Schneider, Colleen Haskell, Edward Asner)
Bubble Boy 6/21 at 9:30 p.m. (Jake Gyllenhaal, Swoosie Kurtz, Marley Shelton)
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Page 4 4Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life 6/28 at 8:00 p.m. (John Cleese,
Eric Idle, Graham Chapman)
Spaceballs 6/28 at 9:50 p.m. (Mel Brooks, John Candy, Rick Moranis)
Spotlight on …. Hollywood’s brightest stars shine every month in the Encore
Spotlight. This month it shines on Robert De
Niro and Al Pacino with 6 films on Saturday, June 6 beginning at 7:05 a.m.
leading up to the Starz Saturday Premiere
of Righteous Kill.
Awakenings at 7:00 a.m. – (Robert De Niro, Robin Williams, Julie Kavner)
Midnight Run at 9:10 a.m. – (Robert De Niro, Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto)
Cape Fear at 11:20 a.m. – (Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte, Jessica Lange)
Dog Day Afternoon at 1:30 p.m. – (Al Pacino, John Cazale, Charles Durning)
Backdraft at 3:40 p.m. – (Robert De Niro, Kurt Russell, William Baldwin)
Scarface at 6:00 p.m. – (Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven Bauer)
Encore Westerns takes you back to the American frontier. All Westerns, all the
time.
Six Gun Salute to Barbara Stanwyck: Highlighting the top Western stars, past and
present. Encore Westerns celebrates
Barbara Stanwyck with three films beginning Saturday, June 27 at 8:00 p.m.
Annie Oakley at 8:00 p.m. – (Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster, Melvyn Douglas)
Trooper Hook at 9:35 p.m. – (Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, Earl Holliman)
The Violent Men at 11:00 p.m. – (Barbara Stanwyck, Glenn Ford, Edward G.
Robinson)
Autry Rides Again!: Classic Gene Autry Films restored by Encore Westerns. Every
Sunday at noon with an encore following
Wednesdays at noon.
Ride, Ranger, Ride 6/7 – (Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Kay Hughes)
The Old West 6/14 – (Gene Autry, Pat Buttram, Gail Davis)
The Last Round-Up 6/21 – (Gene Autry, Jean Heather, Ralph Morgan)
Sierra Sue 6/28– (Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Fay McKenzie
Classic TV Westerns: Monday-Friday beginning at 4:30 p.m..
The Gene Autry Show 4:30 p.m. – (Gene Autry)
Cheyenne 5:00 p.m.– (Clint Walker, L.Q. Jones)
Maverick 6:00 p.m.– (James Garner, Jack Kelly, Roger Moore)
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Page 5 5Starz In Black is culturally connected. The source for the biggest,
coolest movies and urban entertainment.
The Top Slot: Featuring the biggest movies with the biggest stars Wednesdays at
10 p.m.
Gone Baby Gone 6/3 – (Morgan Freeman, Casey Affleck, Ed Harris)
Mad Money 6/10 – (Queen Latifah, Diane Keaton, Katie Holmes)
Daddy Day Camp 6/17 – (Cuba Gooding Jr., Lochlyn Munro, Richard Gant)
88 Minutes 6/24 – (Al Pacino, Alicia Witt, Amy Brenneman)
Starz Cinema brings the art-house to your house.
The A List: The best of Starz Cinema, anchored Sundays at 10 p.m.
Across the Universe 6/7 – (Evan Rachel Wood, Jo Anderson, Dana Fuchs)
Becoming Jane 6/14 – (Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy, James Cromwell)
The Counterfeiters 6/21 – (Karl Markovics, August Diehl, Devid Striesow)
Traitor 6/28 – (Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Neal McDonough)
Encore Drama brings you powerful stories. Movies that reflect the uncertainty of
life.
Signature Performances: Hollywood’s elite in their finest performances by
Daniel Day-Lewis, Julia Roberts, Jessica
Tandy, Billy Bob Thornton and Wesley Snipes every Monday at 8 p.m.
The Age of Innocence 6/1 – (Daniel Day-Lewis)
Dying Young 6/8 – (Julia Roberts)
Cocoon 6/15 – (Jessica Tandy)
Sling Blade 6/22 – (Billy Bob Thornton)
Jungle Fever 6/29 – (Wesley Snipes)
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Page 6 6Encore Love seduces you. Movies that stimulate your heart and mind.
Girls’ Night In – “Who’s Cheatin’ Who?: Cheatin’ movies marathon on
Sunday, June 28thFor Love Or Money at 10 a.m. – (Michael J. Fox, Gabrielle
Anwar, Anthony Higgins)
Jungle Fever at 11:40 a.m.– (Wesley Snipes, Annabella Sciorra, Ossie Davis)
The Good Wife at 2:00 p.m. – (Rachel Ward, Bryan Brown, Sam Neill)
The Favor at 3:40 p.m. – (Harley Jane Kozak, Brad Pitt, Elizabeth McGovern)
French Kiss at 5:20 p.m. – (Meg Ryan, Kevin Kline, Timothy Hutton)
Dan in Real Life at 7:20 p.m. – (Steve Carrell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook)
Bridget Jones’s Diary at 9:00 p.m.- (Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth)
The Illusionist at 10:40 p.m.. – (Edward Norton, Jessica Biel, Rufus Sewell)
Encore Love’s 9 O’Clock Nightly: A romantic film every Monday-Friday at 9
p.m.
Sixteen Candles 6/1 – (Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Michael
Schoeffling)
She’s All That 6/2 – (Freddie Prinze Jr, Rachael Leigh Cook, Matthew
Lillard)
Bridget Jones’s Diary 6/4 – (Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth)
L.A. Story 6/10– (Steve Martin, Victoria Tennant, Richard Grant)
Grosse Pointe Blank 6/15 – (John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd)
The Princess Diaries at 6/16 – (Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Heather
Matarazzo)
Bounce at 6/26 – (Gwyneth Paltrow, Ben Affleck, Natasha Henstridge)
Encore Action brings the adrenaline rush to your door. Movies with high-impact
excitement.
Saturday Action Zone: Do you know where your action is? It’s every Saturday at
10 p.m.
Spider-Man™ 3 6/6 – (Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco)
Stargate 6/13 – (Kurt Russell, James Spader, Jaye Davidson)
Fire Down Below 6/20 - (Steven Seagal, Marg Helgenberger, Stephen Lang)
True Romance 6/27 – (Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper)
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Page 7 7Encore Mystery will keep you guessing. Movies that challenge your
instincts or prey on your worst fears.
Scenes of the Crime: Clues, cops and crooks every Thursday at 8 p.m.
Summer of Sam 6/4 – (John Leguizamo, Adrien Brody, Patti Lupone)
The Silence of the Lambs 6/11 – (Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn)
Kiss of Death 6/18 – (David Caruso, Samuel L. Jackson, Nicolas Cage)
City of Industry 6/25 – (Harvey Keitel, Stephen Dorff, Famke Janssen)
Starz Edge defies expectation. Flicks and picks for the new generation.
9 Sharp: Every Monday night at 9:00 p.m.
Ghost Rider 6/1 – (Nicolas Cage, Peter Fonda, Donal Logue)
The Other Boleyn Girl 6/8– (Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Eric Bana)
30 Days of Night 6/15 – (Josh Hartnett, Ben Foster, Melissa George)
Never Back Down 6/22 – (Sean Farris, Djimon Hounsou, Amber Heard)
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 6/29 – (Ben Barnes, Georgie Henley,
William Moseley)
Starz Comedy makes your face hurt. Non-stop movies and outrageous bits that keep
you laughing.
Crazy 8s: Fridays at 8:00 p.m.
You Don’t Mess With the Zohan 6/5 – (Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, John
Turturro)
Bring It On 6/12 – (Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jesse Bradford)
The Game Plan 6/19 – (Dwayne Johnson, Kyra Sedgwick, Roselyn Sanchez)
Are We Done Yet? 6/26 – (Ice Cube, Nia Long, John McGinley)
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Page 8 8Starz Kids & Family is for the young and the young at heart. Movies all
families can enjoy.
Big Ticket Tuesday: Big hit movies every Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Underdog 6/2 – (Jason Lee, Peter Dinklage, James Belushi)
Ratatouille 6/9– (Brad Garrett, Patton Oswalt, John Ratzenberger)
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 6/16 – (Tim Allen, Martin Short,
Ann-Margret)
Enchanted 6/23 – (Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden)
The Princess Diaries 6/30 – (Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Hector Elizondo)
Encore Wam is for teens. Providing a cool place to see great movies and teen
entertainment.
Teen Ticket: A sampling of hit teen movies
The Invisible 6/1 at 9:40 p.m. – (Marcia Gay Harden, Justin Chatwin, Maggie
Ma)
Armageddon 6/2 at 9:30 p.m.– (Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler)
Daddy Day Camp 6/5 at 7:30 p.m. – (Cuba Gooding Jr., Paul Rae, Lochlyn Munro)
Coyote Ugly 6/7 at 11:10 p.m. – (Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, John Goodman)
Titles in June
Righteous Kill (6/5)
High School Musical 3: Senior Year (6/13)
Swing Vote (6/19)
Brideshead Revisited (6/19)
Felon (6/20)
The House Bunny (6/26)
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Page 9 9JUNE STARZ ON DEMAND NEW HIT TITLESJune Early Premieres
Righteous Kill 6/1
High School Musical 3: Senior Year 6/12
Swing Vote 6/13
Brideshead Revisited 6/13
Felon 6/19
The House Bunny 6/19
Baghead 6/30
De Niro & Pacino 6/5-25
Righteous Kill
88 Minutes
Backdraft
Cape Fear
Cop Land
Guilty By Suspicion
Midnight Run
Scarface
Sleepers
This Boy’s Life
High School Musical 3: Senior Year 6/12-7/12
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Widescreen
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Extended Cut
High School Musical 3: Senior Year “Sing-A-Long” Version
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Extras:
Cast Goodbyes
Bloopers
Deleted Scenes
Night of Nights
It’s All in the Dress
Senior Awards Feature
New Cast Profiles
Other Titles
21
3 Ninjas Knuckle Up
88 Minutes
Adrift in Manhattan
American Crude
Anniversary Party, The
Are We Done Yet?
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Page 10 10Armageddon
Backdraft
Baghead
Band’s Visit, The
Batman and Robin
Before Sunset
Bounce
Brideshead Revisited
Bridget Jones’s Diary
Bronx Bunny Show, The
Bubble Boy
Bunny Shorts 2-3
Caffeine
Cape Fear
Chasing Ghosts
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, The
Cider House Rules
Civil Action, A
Closure
College Road Trip
Cop Land
Counterfeiters, The
Cowboy Way, The
Crash
Crash Extra
Crazy Girls Undercover
D3: The Mighty Ducks
Daddy Day Camp
Dean Spanley
Derby Stallion, The
Erin Brockovich
Excalibur Kid
Factotum
Felon
Final Season, The
First Sunday
Frequency
General, The
Glimmer Man, The
Grand, The
Grindhouse
Grindhouse Presents Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror
Guilty By Suspicion
Hancock
Hatchet
Haunted
Head Case
Head Case Extras
Head Case in 12 Minutes
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Heidi
Henry Poole is Here
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Extra
House Bunny, the
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In Search of True Love
In the Bedroom
Inventing the Abbotts
Jetsons: The Movie
Kill Shot
Legend of Johnny Lingo, The
Lucky 13
Mad Money
Made of Honor
Married Life
Martin Lawrence Presents 1stAmendment Stand-Up
Max Keeble’s Big Move
Metro
Midnight Run
Mumford
MVP: Most Valuable Primate
National Lampoon’s Gold Diggers
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Never Back Down
New Adventures of Pinocchio, The
Nina Takes a Lover
Nine Lives
Other Boleyn Girl, The
Party Down
Party Down Extras
Pearl Harbor
Penelope
Perfect Holiday, The
Perfect Stranger
Persepolis
Poor Boy’s Game
Preston Tylk: Bad Seed
Princess Diaries, The
Prom Night
Ransom
Rebirth of a Nation
Resurrecting the Champ
Righteous Kill
Sasquatch Gang, The
Scanner Darkly, A
Scarface
Secret Garden, The
Slackers
Sleepers
Smart People
Southland Tales
Spider-Man™ 3
Standard Operating Procedure
Starz Inside: Bloodsucking Cinema
Starz Inside: Comic Books Unbound
Starz Inside: Fashion in Film
Starz Inside: Fog City Mavericks
Starz Inside: Hollywood Goes Gaming
Starz Inside: In the Gutter
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Page 12 12Starz Inside: Ladies or Gentlemen
Starz Studios: Head Case & Party Down
State and Main
Step Up 2: The Streets
Striptease
Superbad
Surfer, Dude
Swing Vote
That Thing You Do!
This Boy’s Life
Tracker, The
Traitor
Twelve and Holding
Underdog
Vantage Point
Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Show
Visitor, The
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Wall-E
Wall-E Extra
Water Horse: Legend of the Deep, The
We Own the Night
Wet Hot American Summer
When Did You Last See Your Father?
Wubbzy’s Big Movie!
You Don’t Mess With the ZohanJUNE ENCORE ON DEMAND TITLESJulia Roberts
(6/12-7/30)
America’s Sweethearts
Blood Red
Conspiracy Theory
Dying Young (ends 6/30)
Erin Brockovich
Grand Champion
Pretty Woman
Satisfaction
Flatliners (begins 7/1)
Other Titles
2010
102 Dalmatians
13thWarrior, The
2001: A Space Odyssey
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Page 13 1330 Days of Night
Across the Universe
Age of Innocence, The
America’s Sweethearts
Amos & Andrew
Beethoven
Best of Times, The
Blood Red
Bottle Rocket
Bounce
Car 54 Where Are You?
City of Men
Conspiracy Theory
Curse of Inferno, The
Daddy Day Camp
Dan in Real Life
Die Hard
Disney’s Teacher’s Pet
Dunston Checks In
Dying Young
Edge, The
Enchanted
Encino Man
Erin Brockovich
Ernest Goes to Jail
Everybody Wins
Father of the Bride
Final Destination
Final Season, The
Fire Down Below
Firestarter
Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas
Flipper
Free Willy 3: The Rescue
Freejack
French Kiss
Frequency
Full Disclosure
Godzilla 2000
Golden Blaze, The
Gone Baby Gone
Grand Champion
Grindhouse Presents Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof
Grindhouse Presents Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror
Grosse Pointe Blank
Hamlet
Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert
Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Hellraiser
Hudsucker Proxy, The
If Lucy Fell
Illusionist, The
In Too Deep
Jerry Maguire
Julia
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Page 14 14Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Kickin’ It Old Skool
Ladyhawke
Little Vampire, The
Man Trouble
Mermaids
Mighty Aphrodite
My Life
National Lampoon’s Animal House
New Adventures of Pinocchio, The
New Guy, The
Next
Nine ½ Weeks
No Country For Old Men
Not Without My Daughter
One, The
Other People’s Money
Other Sister, The
Outside Providence
Parent Trap, The
Porky’s
Pretty Woman
Ransom
Redline
Remember the Titans
Resurrecting the Champ
River, The
Satisfaction
Say Anything…
Six Days Seven Nights
Spaceballs
Spy Hard
Sudden Death
Superbad
Sweet and Lowdown
Taps
This Christmas
Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas
Toy Soldiers
Unbreakable
Untraceable
Up Close & Personal
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Wall Street
Watch It
Waterboy, The
Weird Science
White Men Can’t Jump
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Page 15 15JUNE STARZ HD TITLES13thWarrior, The
21
88 Minutes
America’s Sweethearts
Boiler Room
Bottle Rocket
Brideshead Revisited
Bridget Jones’s Diary
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, The
College Road Trip
Crazy Girls Undercover
Edge, The
Enchanted
End of Days
First Sunday
Fools Rush In
Frequency
Goya’s Ghosts
Hancock
Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert
Hide
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
Hoax, The
House Bunny, The
I Know Who Killed Me
Irish Jam
Last Winter, The
Made of Honor
Major Payne
Married Life
Moving McAllister
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Next Friday
No Country For Old Men
Numb
One Night at McCool’s
Other Boleyn Girl, The
Pearl Harbor
Penelope
Perfect Stranger
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
Poor Boy’s Game
Prom Night
Ransom
Ratatouille
Red Rock West
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Page 16 16Redbelt
Resident Evil: Extinction
Righteous Kill
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The
Saving Shiloh
School of Life
Six Days Seven Nights
Slackers
Sleuth
Species
Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar
Starz Inside: Ladies or Gentlemen
That Thing You Do!
U-571
Underdog
Untraceable
Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Show
Wall-E
Watcher, The
We Own the Night
Who’s Your Monkey
Youth Without YouthJUNE ENCORE HD TITLES2001: a Space Odyssey
2010
30 Days of Night
8 Heads in a Duffel Bag
8 Seconds
Absolute Power
Animal, The
Arachnophobia
Are We Done Yet?
Armageddon
Awakenings
Backdraft
Beethoven
Bounce
Bring It On
Bubble Boy
Bull Durham
Cape Fear
Celtic Pride
Child’s Play 3
Cocoon
Cocoon: The Return
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Page 17 17Cops and Robbersons
Cowboy Way, The
Coyote Ugly
Crimes and Misdemeanors
D3: The Mighty Ducks
Daddy Day Camp
Dain in Real Life
Dante’s Peak
Die Hard
Dog Day Afternoon
Duets
Dying Young
Eddie
Enemy Mine
Enemy of the State
English Patient, The
Executive Decision
Extreme Measures
Fandango
Far and Away
First Knight
Freejack
Funny Money
Grand, The
Happy, Texas
House on Haunted Hill
Hurricane, The
In the Bedroom
Iron Giant, The
Jane Austen Book Club, The
Johnny Be Good
Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Kickin’ It Old Skool
Kindergarten Cop
Last Action Hero
Mad Money
Mermaids
Midnight Run
Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life
National Lampoon’s Animal House
Norma Rae
One, The
Other People’s Money
Porky’s
Redline
Reign Over Me
Remember the Titans
Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip
Scarface
Sleepers
Space Jam
Spaceballs
Sudden Death
Superbad
Surf’s Up
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Page 18 18Three to Tango
Toy Soldiers
True Romance
Twins
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Weird Science
White PalaceJUNE DOLBY®DIGITAL 5.1 TITLES ON STARZ Dolby Digital 5.1 is
available for these titles via Starz East and Starz West
on DIRECTV, DISH Network, and Dolby Digital 5.1 compatible cable systems
21
88 Minutes
Brideshead Revisited
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, The
College Road Trip
Enchanted
First Sunday
Hancock
Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
Hoax, The
House Bunny, The
I Know Who Killed Me
Made of Honor
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
No Country For Old Men
Other Boleyn Girl, The
Pearl Harbor
Penelope
Perfect Stranger
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End
Prom Night
Ratatouille
Resident Evil: Extinction
Righteous Kill
Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The
Sleuth
Underdog
Untraceable
Vantage Point
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Page 19 19Wall-E
We Own the NightJUNE DOLBY®DIGITAL 5.1 TITLES ON ENCORE30 Days of Night
Are We Done Yet?
Daddy Day Camp
Dan In Real Life
Feel the Noise
Jane Austen Book Club, The
Kickin’ it Old Skool
Mad Money
Redline
Reign Over Me
Superbad
Surf’s Up
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox StoryDolby®is a registered trademark of
Dolby®Laboratories.
Multiple Dolby®Digital 5.1 presentations are available for the titles listed
above.
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contact me and let me know what you need. You can
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Page 2 2Please note – All Titles/Times/Stunts Are Subject To ChangeSTARZ
ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING HIGHLIGHTSwww.starz.com | www.encoretv.comTABLE OF
CONTENTS
Starz
Starz Saturday Night Premiere
Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar
Summer of Stars – Friday’s at 9:00 p.m.
Encore
Summer Comedy Camp – Double header of comedy every Sunday at 8:00 p.m.
Encore Spotlight on De Niro/Pacino
Encore Westerns
Six Gun Salute to Barbara Stanwyck
Autry Rides Again!
Classic TV Westerns
Starz InBlack
The Top Slot
Starz Cinema
The A List
Encore Drama
Signature Performances
Encore Love
Encore Love’s 9 O’ Clock Nightly
Girl’s Night In – Who’s Cheatin’ Who?
Encore Action
Saturday Action Zone
Encore Mystery
Scenes of the Crime
Starz Edge
9 Sharp
Starz Comedy
Crazy 8s
Starz Kids & Family
Big Ticket Tuesday
Encore Wam
Teen Ticket
Starz Play Titles
Starz On DemandEncore On Demand Titles
Starz HD Titles
Encore HD Titles
Dolby®Digital Titles on Starz
Dolby®Digital Titles on Encore
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Page 3 3(All Times Are ET/PT)
Starz is where the new movies live. Don’t just see the big movies, experience
them.
Starz Saturday Night Movies: Hit movies premiering every Saturday night at 9
p.m.
Righteous Kill 6/6 – (Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, 50 Cent)
Hancock 6/13 (Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman)
High School Music 3: Senior Year 6/20 – (Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley
Tisdale)
The House Bunny 6/27 – (Anna Faris, Colin Hanks, Emma Stone)
Starz Originals:
Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar (Tuesday, June 9 at 10:00 p.m.) will answer
the question “Don’t I Know You? Get to know
some of Hollywood’s most talented character actors, who have supported leading
roles in films for decades. Some have even
gone on to become stars in their own right. They proudly stand in the shadows of
the “stars” of the movies, content to play the
roles that lend flavor and depth to the films, with their unique brands of
humor, intensity and charisma, leaving lasting
impressions on all of us in movie after movie. This special will help you put a
name to their face. Those starring in the special
include Samuel L. Jackson, Joan Cusack, Stephen Tobolowsky, Danny Trejo, Jane
Lynch, Michael Madsen, William
Sanderson, Luis Guzman, Veronica and Angela Cartwright, Missi Pyle and many
others. Hosted by Richard Roeper.
Summer of Stars
Catch a star every Friday Night at 9:00 p.m.
National Treasure: Book of Secrets 6/5 – (Nicolas Cage)
21 6/12 (Kevin Spacey)
Hancock 6/19 – (Will Smith)
Made of Honor 6/26 – (Patrick Dempsey)
Encore provides movies, all movies and nothing but movies. The greatest
selection of movies you want to see and see again.
Summer Comedy Camp: A double-header of comedy every Sunday night starting at
8:00 p.m.
Superbad 6/7 at 8:00 p.m. (Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Bill Hader)
Porky’s 6/7 at 10:00 p.m. (Cyril O’Reilly, Dan Monahan, Chuck Mitchell)
Are We Done Yet? 6/14 at 8:00 p.m. (Ice Cube, Nia Long, John C. McGinley)
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps 6/14 at 9:35 p.m. (Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson,
Larry Miller)
The Animal 6/21 at 8:00 p.m. (Rob Schneider, Colleen Haskell, Edward Asner)
Bubble Boy 6/21 at 9:30 p.m. (Jake Gyllenhaal, Swoosie Kurtz, Marley Shelton)
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Page 4 4Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life 6/28 at 8:00 p.m. (John Cleese,
Eric Idle, Graham Chapman)
Spaceballs 6/28 at 9:50 p.m. (Mel Brooks, John Candy, Rick Moranis)
Spotlight on …. Hollywood’s brightest stars shine every month in the Encore
Spotlight. This month it shines on Robert De
Niro and Al Pacino with 6 films on Saturday, June 6 beginning at 7:05 a.m.
leading up to the Starz Saturday Premiere
of Righteous Kill.
Awakenings at 7:00 a.m. – (Robert De Niro, Robin Williams, Julie Kavner)
Midnight Run at 9:10 a.m. – (Robert De Niro, Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto)
Cape Fear at 11:20 a.m. – (Robert De Niro, Nick Nolte, Jessica Lange)
Dog Day Afternoon at 1:30 p.m. – (Al Pacino, John Cazale, Charles Durning)
Backdraft at 3:40 p.m. – (Robert De Niro, Kurt Russell, William Baldwin)
Scarface at 6:00 p.m. – (Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven Bauer)
Encore Westerns takes you back to the American frontier. All Westerns, all the
time.
Six Gun Salute to Barbara Stanwyck: Highlighting the top Western stars, past and
present. Encore Westerns celebrates
Barbara Stanwyck with three films beginning Saturday, June 27 at 8:00 p.m.
Annie Oakley at 8:00 p.m. – (Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster, Melvyn Douglas)
Trooper Hook at 9:35 p.m. – (Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea, Earl Holliman)
The Violent Men at 11:00 p.m. – (Barbara Stanwyck, Glenn Ford, Edward G.
Robinson)
Autry Rides Again!: Classic Gene Autry Films restored by Encore Westerns. Every
Sunday at noon with an encore following
Wednesdays at noon.
Ride, Ranger, Ride 6/7 – (Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Kay Hughes)
The Old West 6/14 – (Gene Autry, Pat Buttram, Gail Davis)
The Last Round-Up 6/21 – (Gene Autry, Jean Heather, Ralph Morgan)
Sierra Sue 6/28– (Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Fay McKenzie
Classic TV Westerns: Monday-Friday beginning at 4:30 p.m.
The Gene Autry Show 4:30 p.m. – (Gene Autry)
Cheyenne 5:00 p.m.– (Clint Walker, L.Q. Jones)
Maverick 6:00 p.m.– (James Garner, Jack Kelly, Roger Moore)
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Page 5 5Starz In Black is culturally connected. The source for the biggest,
coolest movies and urban entertainment.
The Top Slot: Featuring the biggest movies with the biggest stars Wednesdays at
10 p.m.
Gone Baby Gone 6/3 – (Morgan Freeman, Casey Affleck, Ed Harris)
Mad Money 6/10 – (Queen Latifah, Diane Keaton, Katie Holmes)
Daddy Day Camp 6/17 – (Cuba Gooding Jr., Lochlyn Munro, Richard Gant)
88 Minutes 6/24 – (Al Pacino, Alicia Witt, Amy Brenneman)
Starz Cinema brings the art-house to your house.
The A List: The best of Starz Cinema, anchored Sundays at 10 p.m.
Across the Universe 6/7 – (Evan Rachel Wood, Jo Anderson, Dana Fuchs)
Becoming Jane 6/14 – (Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy, James Cromwell)
The Counterfeiters 6/21 – (Karl Markovics, August Diehl, Devid Striesow)
Traitor 6/28 – (Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Neal McDonough)
Encore Drama brings you powerful stories. Movies that reflect the uncertainty of
life.
Signature Performances: Hollywood’s elite in their finest performances by
Daniel Day-Lewis, Julia Roberts, Jessica
Tandy, Billy Bob Thornton and Wesley Snipes every Monday at 8 p.m.
The Age of Innocence 6/1 – (Daniel Day-Lewis)
Dying Young 6/8 – (Julia Roberts)
Cocoon 6/15 – (Jessica Tandy)
Sling Blade 6/22 – (Billy Bob Thornton)
Jungle Fever 6/29 – (Wesley Snipes)
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Page 6 6Encore Love seduces you. Movies that stimulate your heart and mind.
Girls’ Night In – “Who’s Cheatin’ Who?: Cheatin’ movies marathon on
Sunday, June 28thFor Love Or Money at 10 a.m. – (Michael J. Fox, Gabrielle
Anwar, Anthony Higgins)
Jungle Fever at 11:40 a.m.– (Wesley Snipes, Annabella Sciorra, Ossie Davis)
The Good Wife at 2:00 p.m. – (Rachel Ward, Bryan Brown, Sam Neill)
The Favor at 3:40 p.m. – (Harley Jane Kozak, Brad Pitt, Elizabeth McGovern)
French Kiss at 5:20 p.m. – (Meg Ryan, Kevin Kline, Timothy Hutton)
Dan in Real Life at 7:20 p.m. – (Steve Carrell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook)
Bridget Jones’s Diary at 9:00 p.m.- (Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth)
The Illusionist at 10:40 p.m. – (Edward Norton, Jessica Biel, Rufus Sewell)
Encore Love’s 9 O’Clock Nightly: A romantic film every Monday-Friday at 9
p.m.
Sixteen Candles 6/1 – (Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Michael
Schoeffling)
She’s All That 6/2 – (Freddie Prinze Jr, Rachael Leigh Cook, Matthew
Lillard)
Bridget Jones’s Diary 6/4 – (Renee Zellweger, Hugh Grant, Colin Firth)
L.A. Story 6/10– (Steve Martin, Victoria Tennant, Richard Grant)
Grosse Pointe Blank 6/15 – (John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd)
The Princess Diaries at 6/16 – (Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Heather
Matarazzo)
Bounce at 6/26 – (Gwyneth Paltrow, Ben Affleck, Natasha Henstridge)
Encore Action brings the adrenaline rush to your door. Movies with high-impact
excitement.
Saturday Action Zone: Do you know where your action is? It’s every Saturday at
10 p.m.
Spider-Man™ 3 6/6 – (Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco)
Stargate 6/13 – (Kurt Russell, James Spader, Jaye Davidson)
Fire Down Below 6/20 - (Steven Seagal, Marg Helgenberger, Stephen Lang)
True Romance 6/27 – (Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper)
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Page 7 7Encore Mystery will keep you guessing. Movies that challenge your
instincts or prey on your worst fears.
Scenes of the Crime: Clues, cops and crooks every Thursday at 8 p.m.
Summer of Sam 6/4 – (John Leguizamo, Adrien Brody, Patti Lupone)
The Silence of the Lambs 6/11 – (Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn)
Kiss of Death 6/18 – (David Caruso, Samuel L. Jackson, Nicolas Cage)
City of Industry 6/25 – (Harvey Keitel, Stephen Dorff, Famke Janssen)
Starz Edge defies expectation. Flicks and picks for the new generation.
9 Sharp: Every Monday night at 9:00 p.m.
Ghost Rider 6/1 – (Nicolas Cage, Peter Fonda, Donal Logue)
The Other Boleyn Girl 6/8– (Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Eric Bana)
30 Days of Night 6/15 – (Josh Hartnett, Ben Foster, Melissa George)
Never Back Down 6/22 – (Sean Farris, Djimon Hounsou, Amber Heard)
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 6/29 – (Ben Barnes, Georgie Henley,
William Moseley)
Starz Comedy makes your face hurt. Non-stop movies and outrageous bits that keep
you laughing.
Crazy 8s: Fridays at 8:00 p.m.
You Don’t Mess With the Zohan 6/5 – (Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, John
Turturro)
Bring It On 6/12 – (Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jesse Bradford)
The Game Plan 6/19 – (Dwayne Johnson, Kyra Sedgwick, Roselyn Sanchez)
Are We Done Yet? 6/26 – (Ice Cube, Nia Long, John McGinley)
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Page 8 8Starz Kids & Family is for the young and the young at heart. Movies all
families can enjoy.
Big Ticket Tuesday: Big hit movies every Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Underdog 6/2 – (Jason Lee, Peter Dinklage, James Belushi)
Ratatouille 6/9– (Brad Garrett, Patton Oswalt, John Ratzenberger)
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause 6/16 – (Tim Allen, Martin Short,
Ann-Margret)
Enchanted 6/23 – (Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden)
The Princess Diaries 6/30 – (Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway, Hector Elizondo)
Encore Wam is for teens. Providing a cool place to see great movies and teen
entertainment.
Teen Ticket: A sampling of hit teen movies
The Invisible 6/1 at 9:40 p.m. – (Marcia Gay Harden, Justin Chatwin, Maggie
Ma)
Armageddon 6/2 at 9:30 p.m.– (Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler)
Daddy Day Camp 6/5 at 7:30 p.m. – (Cuba Gooding Jr., Paul Rae, Lochlyn Munro)
Coyote Ugly 6/7 at 11:10 p.m. – (Piper Perabo, Adam Garcia, John Goodman)
Titles in June
Righteous Kill (6/5)
High School Musical 3: Senior Year (6/13)
Swing Vote (6/19)
Brideshead Revisited (6/19)
Felon (6/20)
The House Bunny (6/26)
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Page 9 9JUNE STARZ ON DEMAND NEW HIT TITLESJune Early Premieres
Righteous Kill 6/1
High School Musical 3: Senior Year 6/12
Swing Vote 6/13
Brideshead Revisited 6/13
Felon 6/19
The House Bunny 6/19
Baghead 6/30
De Niro & Pacino 6/5-25
Righteous Kill
88 Minutes
Backdraft
Cape Fear
Cop Land
Guilty By Suspicion
Midnight Run
Scarface
Sleepers
This Boy’s Life
High School Musical 3: Senior Year 6/12-7/12
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Widescreen
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Extended Cut
High School Musical 3: Senior Year “Sing-A-Long” Version
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Extras:
Cast Goodbyes
Bloopers
Deleted Scenes
Night of Nights
It’s All in the Dress
Senior Awards Feature
New Cast Profiles
Other Titles
21
3 Ninjas Knuckle Up
88 Minutes
Adrift in Manhattan
American Crude
Anniversary Party, The
Are We Done Yet?
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Page 10 10Armageddon
Backdraft
Baghead
Band’s Visit, The
Batman and Robin
Before Sunset
Bounce
Brideshead Revisited
Bridget Jones’s Diary
Bronx Bunny Show, The
Bubble Boy
Bunny Shorts 2-3
Caffeine
Cape Fear
Chasing Ghosts
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, The
Cider House Rules
Civil Action, A
Closure
College Road Trip
Cop Land
Counterfeiters, The
Cowboy Way, The
Crash
Crash Extra
Crazy Girls Undercover
D3: The Mighty Ducks
Daddy Day Camp
Dean Spanley
Derby Stallion, The
Erin Brockovich
Excalibur Kid
Factotum
Felon
Final Season, The
First Sunday
Frequency
General, The
Glimmer Man, The
Grand, The
Grindhouse
Grindhouse Presents Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror
Guilty By Suspicion
Hancock
Hatchet
Haunted
Head Case
Head Case Extras
Head Case in 12 Minutes
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Heidi
Henry Poole is Here
High School Musical 3: Senior Year
High School Musical 3: Senior Year Extra
House Bunny, the
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Page 11 11House on Haunted Hill
In Search of True Love
In the Bedroom
Inventing the Abbotts
Jetsons: The Movie
Kill Shot
Legend of Johnny Lingo, The
Lucky 13
Mad Money
Made of Honor
Married Life
Martin Lawrence Presents 1stAmendment Stand-Up
Max Keeble’s Big Move
Metro
Midnight Run
Mumford
MVP: Most Valuable Primate
National Lampoon’s Gold Diggers
National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Never Back Down
New Adventures of Pinocchio, The
Nina Takes a Lover
Nine Lives
Other Boleyn Girl, The
Party Down
Party Down Extras
Pearl Harbor
Penelope
Perfect Holiday, The
Perfect Stranger
Persepolis
Poor Boy’s Game
Preston Tylk: Bad Seed
Princess Diaries, The
Prom Night
Ransom
Rebirth of a Nation
Resurrecting the Champ
Righteous Kill
Sasquatch Gang, The
Scanner Darkly, A
Scarface
Secret Garden, The
Slackers
Sleepers
Smart People
Southland Tales
Spider-Man™ 3
Standard Operating Procedure
Starz Inside: Bloodsucking Cinema
Starz Inside: Comic Books Unbound
Starz Inside: Fashion in Film
Starz Inside: Fog City Mavericks
Starz Inside: Hollywood Goes Gaming
Starz Inside: In the Gutter
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Page 12 12Starz Inside: Ladies or Gentlemen
Starz Studios: Head Case & Party Down
State and Main
Step Up 2: The Streets
Striptease
Superbad
Surfer, Dude
Swing Vote
That Thing You Do!
This Boy’s Life
Tracker, The
Traitor
Twelve and Holding
Underdog
Vantage Point
Vince Vaughn’s Wild West Comedy Show
Visitor, The
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Wall-E
Wall-E Extra
Water Horse: Legend of the Deep, The
We Own the Night
Wet Hot American Summer
When Did You Last See Your Father?
Wubbzy’s Big Movie!
You Don’t Mess With the ZohanJUNE ENCORE ON DEMAND TITLESJulia Roberts
(6/12-7/30)
America’s Sweethearts
Blood Red
Conspiracy Theory
Dying Young (ends 6/30)
Erin Brockovich
Grand Champion
Pretty Woman
Satisfaction
Flatliners (begins 7/1)
Other Titles
2010
102 Dalmatians
13thWarrior, The
2001: A Space Odyssey
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Page 13 1330 Days of Night
Across the Universe
Age of Innocence, The
America’s Sweethearts
Amos & Andrew
Beethoven
Best of Times, The
Blood Red
Bottle Rocket
Bounce
Car 54 Where Are You?
City of Men
Conspiracy Theory
Curse of Inferno, The
Daddy Day Camp
Dan in Real Life
Die Hard
Disney’s Teacher’s Pet
Dunston Checks In
Dying Young
Edge, The
Enchanted
Encino Man
Erin Brockovich
Ernest Goes to Jail
Everybody Wins
Father of the Bride
Final Destination
Final Season, The
Fire Down Below
Firestarter
Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas
Flipper
Free Willy 3: The Rescue
Freejack
French Kiss
Frequency
Full Disclosure
Godzilla 2000
Golden Blaze, The
Gone Baby Gone
Grand Champion
Grindhouse Presents Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof
Grindhouse Presents Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror
Grosse Pointe Blank
Hamlet
Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert
Hellbound: Hellraiser II
Hellraiser
Hudsucker Proxy, The
If Lucy Fell
Illusionist, The
In Too Deep
Jerry Maguire
Julia
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Page 14 14Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Kickin’ It Old Skool
Ladyhawke
Little Vampire, The
Man Trouble
Mermaids
Mighty Aphrodite
My Life
National Lampoon’s Animal House
New Adventures of Pinocchio, The
New Guy, The
Next
Nine ½ Weeks
No Country For Old Men
Not Without My Daughter
One, The
Other People’s Money
Other Sister, The
Outside Providence
Parent Trap, The
Porky’s
Pretty Woman
Ransom
Redline
Remember the Titans
Resurrecting the Champ
River, The
Satisfaction
Say Anything…
Six Days Seven Nights
Spaceballs
Spy Hard
Sudden Death
Superbad
Sweet and Lowdown
Taps
This Christmas
Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas
Toy Soldiers
Unbreakable
Untraceable
Up Close & Personal
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Wall Street
Watch It
Waterboy, The
Weird Science
White Men Can’t Jump
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Page 15 15JUNE STARZ HD TITLES13thWarrior, The
21
88 Minutes
America’s Sweethearts
Boiler Room
Bottle Rocket
Brideshead Revisited
Bridget Jones’s Diary
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, The
College Road Trip
Crazy Girls Undercover
Edge, The
Enchanted
End of Days
First Sunday
Fools Rush In
Frequency
Goya’s Ghosts
Hancock
Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert
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--- On Thu, 6/18/09, cynthia merrick <qumpin@...> wrote:
> From: cynthia merrick <qumpin@...>
> Subject: news on baby carrots
> To: Undisclosed-Recipient@...
> Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 10:45 PM
>
> FYI -
> Health Council members, I wanted to share
> with you, I
> received this today.
> Baby
> Carrots
> The following is
> information from a farmer who grows and packages
>
> carrots for IGA,
> METRO, LOBLAWS, etc
> The small cocktail
> (baby) carrots you buy in small plastic bags are
>
> made using the
> larger crooked or deformed carrots which are put
>
> through a machine
> which cuts and shapes them into cocktail carrots
>
> - most people
> probably know this already.
> What you may not
> know and should know is the
> following:
> Once the carrots are
> cut and shaped into cocktail carrots they are
> dipped in a solution
> of water and chlorine in order to preserve
> them. (this is the same
> chlorine used in your pool).
> Since they do not
> have their skin or natural protective covering,
> they
> give them a
> higher dose of chlorine.
> You will notice that
> once you keep these carrots in your refrigerator
>
> for a few days, a
> white covering will form on the carrots. This is
>
> the chlorine
> which resurfaces. At what cost do we put our
> health
> at risk to
> have esthetically pleasing
> vegetables?
> Chlorine is a very
> well-known carcinogen, which causes Cancer.. I
> thought
> this was
> worth passing on. Pass it on to as many people as
>
> possible in
> hopes of informing them where these carrots come
> from
> and how they
> are processed.
> I
> used to buy those
> baby carrots for vegetable dips.
> I know that I will
> never buy them
> again!!!!
> Confirmed by
> Snopes:
> Snopes.com: Baby Carrots ...... Are baby carrots made
> from deformed full-sized
> carrots that have been soaked in
> chlorine? ...--> Contaminated
> Food --> Carrot and Shtick
> Carrot and Shtick Claim: Baby carrots are made
> from deformed
>
> full-sized carrots that have been... ....carrots that you
> buy in
>
> grocery stores come from deformed crooked big carrots. They
> are
>
> put through a machine to become small cocktail carrots.
> This
>
> part... ...I think after reading this we will
>
> all start making our own carrot sticks out of
> fresh
>
> carrots and keep them in the fridge (a few at a time),
> right?...
>
Blessing
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Hi Folks,
I'm a Robert Conrad fan for decades and recently joined the yahoo group for him
last week. They informed me of a two hour radio show he does live every Thursday
at 3pm Pacific time on Cable Radio Network. They also re-broadcast it several
times after that during the weekend. Also, they post the link online at their
website for the last two shows so people can listen when they want. My cable TV
provider doesn't carry it, so I listen online live. They also have video web cam
of the studio so we can see Robert and others. They take calls with a 1-800
number. I called last Thursday night and spoke to him. I was the first caller.
If you go to http://www.crntalk.com/default.aspx
and then click on "Hosts" in the list on the left side,
and then scroll down to Robert Conrad under "R",
you'll see the live broadcast time and other times it's broadcast on the weekend
and what CRN channel all this occurs on.
Back at the homepage, if you click on "show archives" on the left side, see "The
Robert Conrad Show" listed, and then click on "This Week" under it, you'll see
the format he takes, and I'm the first caller around t=9 minutes or so.
Robert Conrad also has guests. He's had Jon Voight, Melissa Gilbert, Mike
Farrell, etc. I haven't been listening for long. I did listen to the two archive
shows that are available, which gets updated every week.
Robert said he'll have Lee Majors as a guest on the radio show "in a couple of
weeks". Sometimes, guests take calls from people who phone in. Since he said a
couple of weeks, sounds like it won't be this Thursday, but I'm listening every
week now anyway, and last week was my first week. Since it's on at 3pm Pacific,
that's 6pm here in the east in Massachusetts, and I'm home from work, and it's
dinner time.
So, FYI if you want to listen and hear and/or talk to Lee Majors.
Question for Mr. Briles: Would you like to be a guest on the Conrad show ? Would
be great to hear you.
Thanks and regards,
Desiree
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Dear Desiree:
Thanks for your kind thought. It would be nice. I've never met Robert
Conrad, but saw him all the time since Big Valley was shot on the same lot
as "Wild West."
However, I don't think the producers of the radio show, or their audiences
for that matter, would have much interest in my being a participant.
Again my thanks. Home all is well with you and the rest of all the "Valley
Dwellers."
Regards:
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: "Desiree Awiszio" <desiree_awiszio@...>
To: "BigValley group" <thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 8:42 AM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and question
for Mr. Briles
Hi Folks,
I'm a Robert Conrad fan for decades and recently joined the yahoo group for
him last week. They informed me of a two hour radio show he does live every
Thursday at 3pm Pacific time on Cable Radio Network. They also re-broadcast
it several times after that during the weekend. Also, they post the link
online at their website for the last two shows so people can listen when
they want. My cable TV provider doesn't carry it, so I listen online live.
They also have video web cam of the studio so we can see Robert and others.
They take calls with a 1-800 number. I called last Thursday night and spoke
to him. I was the first caller.
If you go to http://www.crntalk.com/default.aspx
and then click on "Hosts" in the list on the left side,
and then scroll down to Robert Conrad under "R",
you'll see the live broadcast time and other times it's broadcast on the
weekend and what CRN channel all this occurs on.
Back at the homepage, if you click on "show archives" on the left side, see
"The Robert Conrad Show" listed, and then click on "This Week" under it,
you'll see the format he takes, and I'm the first caller around t=9 minutes
or so.
Robert Conrad also has guests. He's had Jon Voight, Melissa Gilbert, Mike
Farrell, etc. I haven't been listening for long. I did listen to the two
archive shows that are available, which gets updated every week.
Robert said he'll have Lee Majors as a guest on the radio show "in a couple
of weeks". Sometimes, guests take calls from people who phone in. Since he
said a couple of weeks, sounds like it won't be this Thursday, but I'm
listening every week now anyway, and last week was my first week. Since it's
on at 3pm Pacific, that's 6pm here in the east in Massachusetts, and I'm
home from work, and it's dinner time.
So, FYI if you want to listen and hear and/or talk to Lee Majors.
Question for Mr. Briles: Would you like to be a guest on the Conrad show ?
Would be great to hear you.
Thanks and regards,
Desiree
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Chuck,
I am sure everyone on the group would say they would love to hear what you have
to say!!!
Thanks for your willingness to share with us.
Respectfully,
Becky
I know I'm being selfish,but if I could get the station I for one would enjoy
very much to listen to you on such a show.
My 4th was quiet, missed the fireworks, but have a chance to catch some this
coming Firday, starting the 9th there is a celebration for the 50th Anniv of the
St.Lawrence Seaway...
50 yrs ago we had V/P Richard Nixon.The Queen of England and Prime Minister of
Canada at the opening ceramonies. In 1969 I was one of many Girl Scouts and Boy
Scouts who helped at the 10th Anniv. where we had President Nixon and Prime
Minister Trudeaue, both gave very nice speaches, lol But I never got to see them
till yr.s later when I wrote both of them and asked if I could have a copy, see
I was on First Aid tent duty and BOY let me tell you once thier heicopters
landed that tent was like popcorn in a hot pan,just a hopping.
I saved a young girls life while I was getting more water her little sister
came to me( it was well advertized any one in a Scout uniform was there to help)
and said her sister was in "bad pain",I couldn't get her up so I got a gentleman
to help me get her to the tent. the nurse looked her over and made a call for a
resque;she was close to having her apendex go on her... we also had a lady whos
baby decided to come early...So I never got to hear much of the speaches. I do
read them now and then.
Hope everyone has a good day.
Blessing
Cyn Ann
--- On Mon, 7/6/09, dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...> wrote:
> From: dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...>
> Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and
question for Mr. Briles
> To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
> Cc: "AADAG" <dolphallangray@...>
> Date: Monday, July 6, 2009, 10:38 PM
> Dear Desiree:
>
> Thanks for your kind thought. It would be nice. I've never
> met Robert
> Conrad, but saw him all the time since Big Valley was shot
> on the same lot
> as "Wild West."
>
> However, I don't think the producers of the radio show, or
> their audiences
> for that matter, would have much interest in my being a
> participant.
>
> Again my thanks. Home all is well with you and the rest of
> all the "Valley
> Dwellers."
>
>
> Regards:
>
> Charles Briles
>
>
Yes Chuck was on other shows I do remember Mr.Novak..only none of my male
teachers ever looked that fine. Bad Cyn Bad...
Uncle Sam did call him up..and he went.He was also in a movie with Elvis and a
western called Gunfight in Albilene (bet I killed that towns name)
Blessing
Cyn Ann
--- On Tue, 7/7/09, Green Green <kahweah@...> wrote:
> From: Green Green <kahweah@...>
> Subject: [The Big Valley] Interest in a radio interview
> To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2009, 7:26 PM
> Perhaps Mr. Briles underestimates the
> interest. I was just looking at speculation among Big
> Valley fans at imbd.comas to why Eugene left the show.
>
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058791/board/nest/84695012?d=84695012&p=1#8469501\
2)
> The answers given, right or wrong, were:
> 1. The actor portraying Eugene, Charles Briles, had to do
> his army stint and therefore had to leave the cast, iirc.
> 2.However, according to the IMDB, Charles Briles appeared
> on several tv shows in 1966. 1967. 1968, 1969, 1970, and
> 1971. So I have my doubts about the Army story. I think that
> they just let him go from the Big Valley because they had
> too many cast members.
> 3.He went off to college.His roommate was Richie
> Cunningham's brother "Chuck" ;-)
> Has anyone heard anything more about the making of a Big
> Valley movie?
> Girl Howdy
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
> mailto:thebigvalley-fullfeatured@yahoogroups.com
>
>
>
We can all listen online...that's what I do. My cable TV provider does not carry
cable radio network. They don't carry any digital audio beyond the music
channels. Very common. Most folks on the Robert Conrad show who call in are
listening online. I provided all that info and directions on how to access in my
other post.
I'll be calling again this Thursday, and will mention Chuck. Robert Conrad will
no doubt give us an update on Lee Majors as well.
Regards, Desiree
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
From: sdoowyenip@...
Date: Tue, 7 Jul 2009 17:15:41 -0700
Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and question
for Mr. Briles
I know I'm being selfish,but if I could get the station I for one would enjoy
very much to listen to you on such a show.
My 4th was quiet, missed the fireworks, but have a chance to catch some this
coming Firday, starting the 9th there is a celebration for the 50th Anniv of the
St.Lawrence Seaway...
50 yrs ago we had V/P Richard Nixon.The Queen of England and Prime Minister of
Canada at the opening ceramonies. In 1969 I was one of many Girl Scouts and Boy
Scouts who helped at the 10th Anniv. where we had President Nixon and Prime
Minister Trudeaue, both gave very nice speaches, lol But I never got to see them
till yr.s later when I wrote both of them and asked if I could have a copy, see
I was on First Aid tent duty and BOY let me tell you once thier heicopters
landed that tent was like popcorn in a hot pan,just a hopping.
I saved a young girls life while I was getting more water her little sister came
to me( it was well advertized any one in a Scout uniform was there to help) and
said her sister was in "bad pain",I couldn't get her up so I got a gentleman to
help me get her to the tent. the nurse looked her over and made a call for a
resque;she was close to having her apendex go on her... we also had a lady whos
baby decided to come early...So I never got to hear much of the speaches. I do
read them now and then.
Hope everyone has a good day.
Blessing
Cyn Ann
--- On Mon, 7/6/09, dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...> wrote:
> From: dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...>
> Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and
question for Mr. Briles
> To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
> Cc: "AADAG" <dolphallangray@...>
> Date: Monday, July 6, 2009, 10:38 PM
> Dear Desiree:
>
> Thanks for your kind thought. It would be nice. I've never
> met Robert
> Conrad, but saw him all the time since Big Valley was shot
> on the same lot
> as "Wild West."
>
> However, I don't think the producers of the radio show, or
> their audiences
> for that matter, would have much interest in my being a
> participant.
>
> Again my thanks. Home all is well with you and the rest of
> all the "Valley
> Dwellers."
>
>
> Regards:
>
> Charles Briles
>
>
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Dear Chuck,
Interesting that it was shot on the same lot. I beg to differ with you. I think
folks would be very interested in hearing you. They loved the Melissa Gilbert
interview and what went on with the Little House on the Prairie set. The
audience is made up of folks like me who really appreciate the classic TV shows
and veteran actors. This radio show is the Robert Conrad show, and people call
in and ask him questions, but when he has guests, people get really interested.
While we are listening there is a "paltalk chatroom" and live web cam as I
mentioned, and you should have seen the reaction in the chatroom when Robert
mentioned he's going to have on Lee Majors in a few weeks. He also mentioned
he'll have Tom Selleck.
So, don't sell yourself short, Chuck. YOU RATE !!!!! :-) :-) You certainly do
with us and you do with these other audiences as well. We're all the same kind
of fans, and everyone is very interested. Robert is amazed at the outpouring for
him. Heck, he probably figured people forgot about him since he's been off the
stage enjoying the 9 kids, 6 of whom are married at this point, and enjoying the
19 grandkids....so far 19.
It's a really easy going radio program. As I mentioned below, you can go online
and listen to some of a show to hear the format. I was the first caller, got
right on, and will call back this Thursday. There are lots of people who call.
They extended Robert's program to two hours due to the demand.
I'm also at Glenn Ford's website. As we know, Glenn passed away in August 2006.
It's a long story, but I know the family, and was invited to Glenn's home in
Beverly Hills about a year after he passed away. We had lunch and a visit for a
few hours. I got email from Glenn's son, Peter Ford yesterday who asked me to
give Robert a message, knows him, and I'll do that when I call this Thursday and
also forward the email to Robert and they can correspond. Robert has an email
address with the station and reads EVERYTHING !! He says if people write, they
deserve to have it read.
I tell ya what, Chuck, I'll mention you during my call and email you here on the
response.
Regards, Desiree
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
CC: dolphallangray@...
From: dolphallangray@...
Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2009 19:38:40 -0700
Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and question
for Mr. Briles
Dear Desiree:
Thanks for your kind thought. It would be nice. I've never met Robert
Conrad, but saw him all the time since Big Valley was shot on the same lot
as "Wild West."
However, I don't think the producers of the radio show, or their audiences
for that matter, would have much interest in my being a participant.
Again my thanks. Home all is well with you and the rest of all the "Valley
Dwellers."
Regards:
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: "Desiree Awiszio" <desiree_awiszio@...>
To: "BigValley group" <thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 8:42 AM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and question
for Mr. Briles
Hi Folks,
I'm a Robert Conrad fan for decades and recently joined the yahoo group for
him last week. They informed me of a two hour radio show he does live every
Thursday at 3pm Pacific time on Cable Radio Network. They also re-broadcast
it several times after that during the weekend. Also, they post the link
online at their website for the last two shows so people can listen when
they want. My cable TV provider doesn't carry it, so I listen online live.
They also have video web cam of the studio so we can see Robert and others.
They take calls with a 1-800 number. I called last Thursday night and spoke
to him. I was the first caller.
If you go to http://www.crntalk.com/default.aspx
and then click on "Hosts" in the list on the left side,
and then scroll down to Robert Conrad under "R",
you'll see the live broadcast time and other times it's broadcast on the
weekend and what CRN channel all this occurs on.
Back at the homepage, if you click on "show archives" on the left side, see
"The Robert Conrad Show" listed, and then click on "This Week" under it,
you'll see the format he takes, and I'm the first caller around t=9 minutes
or so.
Robert Conrad also has guests. He's had Jon Voight, Melissa Gilbert, Mike
Farrell, etc. I haven't been listening for long. I did listen to the two
archive shows that are available, which gets updated every week.
Robert said he'll have Lee Majors as a guest on the radio show "in a couple
of weeks". Sometimes, guests take calls from people who phone in. Since he
said a couple of weeks, sounds like it won't be this Thursday, but I'm
listening every week now anyway, and last week was my first week. Since it's
on at 3pm Pacific, that's 6pm here in the east in Massachusetts, and I'm
home from work, and it's dinner time.
So, FYI if you want to listen and hear and/or talk to Lee Majors.
Question for Mr. Briles: Would you like to be a guest on the Conrad show ?
Would be great to hear you.
Thanks and regards,
Desiree
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Dear Girl Howdy:
The story is correct. I did do shows as you mentioned - it was too late to
return to Big Valley because they knew that I could be called to duty with only
a 24-hour notice - I never told that to the other shows I would later do. Had I
done that they would not have hired me. Why? Because there was no way I could
promise I'd be able to finish filming.
After the '95 heart attack, I'm now uninsurable for any work that would last
more than 3-days. That's another career stopper.
As the Drs. told me "Your career is over, sorry."
Regards:
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: Green Green
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 4:26 PM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Interest in a radio interview
Perhaps Mr. Briles underestimates the interest. I was just looking at
speculation among Big Valley fans at imbd.com as to why Eugene left the show.
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058791/board/nest/84695012?d=84695012&p=1#84695012\
)
The answers given, right or wrong, were:
1. The actor portraying Eugene, Charles Briles, had to do his army stint and
therefore had to leave the cast, iirc.
2.However, according to the IMDB, Charles Briles appeared on several tv shows
in 1966. 1967. 1968, 1969, 1970, and 1971. So I have my doubts about the Army
story. I think that they just let him go from the Big Valley because they had
too many cast members.
3. He went off to college. His roommate was Richie Cunningham's brother
"Chuck" ;-)
Has anyone heard anything more about the making of a Big Valley movie?
Girl Howdy
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Girl Howdy,
Please don't knock the American Health Care system which provides the finest
health care in the world. There are many people who "CHOOSE" to come to this
country for their health care problems to the best institutions on the globe,
like the Mayo Clinic where the King of Jordan came for his cancer treatements,
and to a hospital in New York City where opera singer Pavarotti came for his
cancer operation.
Anyone can walk into any hospital emergency ward in this country and be treated
without paying. This can be a financial burden on states, too, and is a big
topic of discussion these days. Here in Massachusetts, our former Gov. Mitt
Romney signed a law a few years ago that allows competition amongst the private
sector insurance companies and has everyone insured. President George W. Bush
pushed for and signed the Medicare Part D prescription drug plan which provides
prescription drugs for seniors at a much reduced rate. My parents save a great
deal of money on this plan.
There are other health care reforms that will be debated in Congress in the
coming months. It's a major issue.
I don't think you can "explain American healthcare" by only citing Mr. Briles'
issue. In the entertainment industry, actors are insured, and if they can't do
their work for some reason, either an accident, or illness, or being drafted,
etc, what is the television production supposed to do with the actor missing,
especially if it's a lead actor, what happens to the program and all those who
are employed as crew and set decorators and directors and staffers, etc. This
type of insurance is all part of the legal system and contract obligations
between actors and television productions and studios.
In general, those of us out here in the masses are not denied work, because we
aren't doing that type of work that requires being insured. You're choosing the
acting profession as your standard to gripe about the American Health Care
system, and that's not correct.
When it comes to Mr. Briles' issues, that is one example of the nutty things
that can happen with bureaucracies. There are many.
I want to emphasize to you that every citizen has access to medicine here, too.
They are not thrown out or refused by a hospital ER. In this country we can
choose our own doctors. We aren't waiting for months trying to get life-saving
operations like they do in Canada and many European countries, of which Austria
where you live may be included. Also, you aren't getting this free. You are
paying through the nose for it through your taxes. I have a cousin who is now
living in Amsterdam working there for some years, and she is paying 52% in
taxes, and she's not some CEO of a company. She's a human resources worker
making an average salary. Also, the European economies are suffering
dramatically, because they are so burdened by the expense of a national
healthcare system. Europe's unemployment is high, because Government spending
for this kind of program is high. Social engineering and cradle-to-grave care
hasn't worked and never will. It was in the news recently that 1 out of 3 in
France under the age of 30 is unemployed. Here, if you need an operation, you
get it. You don't have to wait months and months or be refused, because of your
age.
My Dad was born in Germany and immigrated here in the 1950's. We have relatives
there, and some have been refused care with needed operations, because they are
in their 70's or 80. The won't provide them with the needed care, because they
figure they've lived their lives and will have to cope with ailments at this
point. That's not the system I want. Europe can keep it. In the United States,
life is valued. It's in our country's Constitution, "Life, Liberty, and the
Pursuit of Happiness", something we were just reminded of on Independence Day,
July 4th. In this country, if you are strong enough and healthy enough to handle
an operation, you will have it.
An example is my mother. She will be age 90 next March. In August 2006, at age
86, she underwent major surgery for diverticulitis. When you get older, sacks
can grow off your colon, and sometimes things get stuck in those sacks, and with
her that happened, and she had an abscess in one which is basically a lousy
infection. She needed major surgery, a sigmoid colectomy they called it, where
they go in and cut out that portion of the colon with the sacks and then put the
two other ends back together. In her case also, the abscess had perforated her
colon wall and stuck to one of her ovaries and was festering. So, in addition to
taking the piece of the colon they took the ovary and the falopian tube. We were
told afterwards, if she hadn't had this surgery, she surely would have died from
the infection, because it would have eventually gotten into her bloodstream and
spread to other organs, and she would not have survived it. Had my mother lived
in another country and was waiting for months and months for this operation, she
would not be alive today. Or, she would have been outright refused the surgery
because she was age 86 at that time, and in other countries she would have been
considered too old and they don't want to waste the health care on her even if
she is physically able to handle the operation.
I'll take the American Health care system over all.
I am infuriated anytime the United States is run down in any way, and it's
usually because people just don't know and understand. I've read some of the
Euopean media online, and when my cousin in Amsterdam visits here, she brings
back newspapers, and I know the European press does not like the United States
and what I read in those papers is fiction. So, Europeans don't have the facts
about this country and our systems.
When I've gone to Germany to visit relatives, I have also visited Luxemboug,
Denmark, Switzerland, Lichenstein, Austria, etc. In Austria, I did enjoy seeing
Innsbruck and the Olympic village from decades ago and I could still hear the
cow bells with Franz Klammer doing his downhill run. We enjoyed watching on
television. We also enjoyed Vienna and Salzburg and toured where The Sound of
Music was filmed.
Every country has it's plus and minus side. Everyone can improve. I'll take
American democracy any day, and that's my choice. This is a free enterprise,
market driven, capitalistic society, and I love it. If you work hard, you can
succeed. The only limitations are in your own mind. That's why so many from
around the world want to come here, especially those from eastern block
countries. I choose more individual freedom over government control. I choose
private sector choices over government intervention and national control. And, I
choose America's health care system over any other, and I'm grateful for it.
Regards, Desiree
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
From: kahweah@...
Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2009 14:08:56 -0700
Subject: [The Big Valley] Mr. Briles
Mr. Briles,
Just to be clear, the answers I posted were written by Big Valley viewers who
posted at imdp. Members of our group know the answer to the question, "Whatever
happened to Eugene?"
As for your insurance issue, I can only wish that you lived where I live. Every
citizen has coverage and access to one of the finest medical systems on the
planet. It is unimaginable here that one could be denied work for being
"uninsurable". I am sorry you've had to suffer this. When trying to explain
American healthcare, I have often shared the story you told us about
MetLifetrying to cut your coverage after you received $0.05 cents for the airing
of a 1967 rerun of Petticoat Junction (which was $0.02 cents,after federal and
state taxes). MetLife argued thatyou were not disabled if you could make that
kind of money. People think I make this stuff up because it is too absurd to be
possible...
Girl Howdy
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7/8/09, dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...> wrote:
From: dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...>
Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Interest in a radio interview
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "AADAG" <dolphallangray@...>
Date: Wednesday, July 8, 2009, 5:30 AM
Dear Girl Howdy:
The story is correct. I did do shows as you mentioned - it was too late to
return to Big Valley because they knew that I could be called to duty with only
a 24-hour notice - I never told that to the other shows I would later do. Had I
done that they would not have hired me. Why? Because there was no way I could
promise I'd be able to finish filming.
After the '95 heart attack, I'm now uninsurable for any work that would last
more than 3-days. That's another career stopper.
As the Drs. told me "Your career is over, sorry."
Regards:
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: Green Green
To: thebigvalley@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 4:26 PM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Interest in a radio interview
Perhaps Mr. Briles underestimates the interest. I was just looking at
speculation among Big Valley fans at imbd.com as to why Eugene left the show.
(http://www.imdb. com/title/ tt0058791/ board/nest/ 84695012? d=84695012&
p=1#84695012)
The answers given, right or wrong, were:
1. The actor portraying Eugene, Charles Briles, had to do his army stint and
therefore had to leave the cast, iirc.
2.However, according to the IMDB, Charles Briles appeared on several tv shows in
1966. 1967. 1968, 1969, 1970, and 1971. So I have my doubts about the Army
story. I think that they just let him go from the Big Valley because they had
too many cast members.
3. He went off to college. His roommate was Richie Cunningham's brother "Chuck"
;-)
Has anyone heard anything more about the making of a Big Valley movie?
Girl Howdy
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Dear Girl Howdy:
The uninsurable refers to deals with the insurance required for film or
television programs. Recall the tragedy of John Ritter. Disney had spent of 80
million dollars to prepare for his new television series. During the middle of
the first season he died. Disney attempted to continue the show with James
Garner, but it never really went anywhere. Because the cast and program were
insured, Disney was able to recoup a large sum of money invested in getting the
program off the ground.
Some years ago Carey told me that his father (Richard Long) was really afraid
that he would not be insured for doing "Big Valley" because of his heart
condition. But the insurance company agreed to insure him and thus he was able
to do the show. My heart condition is far worse then Richards - so insurance
companies would not want to take that chance. Not that I'd ever be considered to
do a series or what's called a requiring role in one.
Otherwise my wife and I have a good personal insurance policy for ourselves.
Regards:
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: kahweah@...
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 2:08 PM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Mr. Briles
Mr. Briles,
Just to be clear, the answers I posted were written by Big Valley viewers who
posted at imdp. Members of our group know the answer to the question, "Whatever
happened to Eugene?"
As for your insurance issue, I can only wish that you lived where I live.
Every citizen has coverage and access to one of the finest medical systems on
the planet. It is unimaginable here that one could be denied work for being
"uninsurable". I am sorry you've had to suffer this. When trying to explain
American healthcare, I have often shared the story you told us about
MetLifetrying to cut your coverage after you received $0.05 cents for the airing
of a 1967 rerun of Petticoat Junction (which was $0.02 cents,after federal and
state taxes). MetLife argued thatyou were not disabled if you could make that
kind of money. People think I make this stuff up because it is too absurd to be
possible...
Girl Howdy
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From: dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...>
Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Interest in a radio interview
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "AADAG" <dolphallangray@...>
Date: Wednesday, July 8, 2009, 5:30 AM
Dear Girl Howdy:
The story is correct. I did do shows as you mentioned - it was too late to
return to Big Valley because they knew that I could be called to duty with only
a 24-hour notice - I never told that to the other shows I would later do. Had I
done that they would not have hired me. Why? Because there was no way I could
promise I'd be able to finish filming.
After the '95 heart attack, I'm now uninsurable for any work that would last
more than 3-days. That's another career stopper.
As the Drs. told me "Your career is over, sorry."
Regards:
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: Green Green
To: thebigvalley@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Tuesday, July 07, 2009 4:26 PM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Interest in a radio interview
Perhaps Mr. Briles underestimates the interest. I was just looking at
speculation among Big Valley fans at imbd.com as to why Eugene left the show.
(http://www.imdb. com/title/ tt0058791/ board/nest/ 84695012? d=84695012&
p=1#84695012)
The answers given, right or wrong, were:
1. The actor portraying Eugene, Charles Briles, had to do his army stint and
therefore had to leave the cast, iirc.
2.However, according to the IMDB, Charles Briles appeared on several tv shows
in 1966. 1967. 1968, 1969, 1970, and 1971. So I have my doubts about the Army
story. I think that they just let him go from the Big Valley because they had
too many cast members.
3. He went off to college. His roommate was Richie Cunningham's brother
"Chuck" ;-)
Has anyone heard anything more about the making of a Big Valley movie?
Girl Howdy
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Thanks for the understanding. By the way, Met Life has not messed with me
since. I'm now working on a new Easter Play for 2010. Let's hope it works.
Thanks again.
Charles Briles
----- Original Message -----
From: Green Green
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, July 09, 2009 11:24 AM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Mr. Briles
Mr. Briles,
Sorry to confuse two different issues. I associated the "you are uninsurable"
issues with the MetLife story you posted some months ago, which has stuck with
me. A relative of mine with MS, was afraid to apply for disability insurance
for the very reason that she hoped she would be able to one day use her hands
again and write a book that might earn some income. MetLife coming after you
for $0.05 cents was unimaginable.
That MetLife post of yours that I refer to is below:
Girl Howdy
--- On Wed, 1/23/08, dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...> wrote:
From: dolphallangray <dolphallangray@...>
Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] What about BV downloads?
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2008, 3:55 AM
This is for evverybody:
After reading all the E-Mails concerning weather Fox is going to release
additional seasons of BV or not brought a lot of things to mind - most
disturbing is all the frustration that occurs when people want to do the right
thing and are basically punished for it. A majority of the group had the
opportunity to video tape Encore Westerns and get an uncut, commercial free
version of all the episodes. And, if kept for personal use - well you've got all
there is to get. For those that were not able to get Encore via cable or other
means were left with trying to obtain the DVDs or the older versions as shown on
Hallmark which were cut to threads. As a mater of fact I went into a Hallmark
store and ask if they'd mind my going through there card rack and editing out
various words or parts of the art work. The look on sales clerks faces were
horrific along with the blurted out words "what, are you crazy?" No, I said, I'd
just like to return the favor of what
Hallmark has done to my work on their TV channel. What's fair for you should
be fair for me, right? They didn't get it. And that's the problem. The majority
of people just don't get it. And, no matter how hard one tries to explain it,
they still don't get it, or perhaps just don't want to get it.
How can the problem be solved - well, it's a conundrum. And the only solution
to a conundrum is conjecture - or just an educated guess. And my guess is that
Fox will probably never release any additional seasons of BV. They probably
won't even sell a franchise for another company to release it, even if they are
given a percentage of the profits.
As for commentary added to a DVD by those of us still around, well that I know
will never happen. Why, because of the cost of production and the fact that
residuals for programs like that must now be paid in perpetuity.
By the way, old film can not be reused - unless you want to make a lot of
guitar picks.
What you may have heard is the term "short-ends. " Standard 35MM motions
picture camera film magazines hold 1,000-feet of film. The 3rd assistant camera
crew keeps track of how much film is left after each scenes take. If the scene
to be shot is longer than the film in the camera they reload with a fresh
magazine. Some of the magazines at the end of the day only have perhaps 50 to a
100 feet of film left. When the mags are sent to the lab, the technicians
maintain the excess footage and it is sold as a "short-end." I know because when
shooting stock shots for TV's ODD COUPLE and another show long forgotten, we
used these short ends. Some people even bought them for use in their 35MM still
cameras for a very inexpensive amount.
And, I've only seen one blooper from BV. I'm sure if they'd save more we would
have seen them by now. And to tell you how "tight" companies can be - I was
watching one of Dick Clark's shows hosted by Ed McMahon about the first breaks
people got who would later become stars. They showed an old "Ice Blue Secret"
commercial with Linda Gray playing the bride. Well, in that commercial I was the
groom. I should have received a small amount for using the commercial on a
rebroadcast. I wasn't and when I called Clark's company to ask if I could buy a
copy of the show for my self to have a copy of the commercial - I was turned
down. "We don't do that!" was the answer. So, no money made and no copy that I
was willing to pay for. After a while you run out of "cheeks" to turn in this
business.
In fact, because of my disability (V-Tach or A.K.A. Sudden Cardiac Death
Syndrom - only 20% of my heart works.) I will probably never be able to do film
work again. The reason: Insurance. Carey Long told me that his dad was really
worried that he might not have been able to play Jarrod because of his heart
condition which today would have made him uninsurable. I'm not legally allowed
to earn any money (except funds connected with movies and TV programs that have
already been made. That's called intellectual property and MetLife, who carries
my disability insurance can't touch that. But, believe me they have tried. Three
years ago I received a check for 5-cents. (A rerun of a Petticoat Junction
episode made in '67.) That was the gross amount. The Feds took 2-cents and the
state took 1-cent, my net profit was 2-cents and MetLife called me wanting to
know how I'd made that nickle - "because if I can earn money like that then I'm
not disabled." (Now remember
MetLife pays over 125- million a year to use "Snoopy" as their logo - but
they'll spend 40-minutes on a long distance phone call to pummel me into
admitting that I'd work for that nickle. I told them that if I were a
shareholder of MetLife somebody would be getting fired.) All disabilities moneys
will stop should I live to 65. What I'll do then is attempt to earn the year I
lost due to the military in order to qualify for my pension through the Screen
Actors Guild. So, that's the personal dilemma that I'm in. I did before and now
again offer the packets of signed photo's and such for a little extra money. (I
did the math, I earn about 50-cents an hour for every packet purchased - which
means I'm still in the "red.")
I made the decision to accept God's grace in letting me live after the heart
attack and go to work for him. And that's why I teach acting for the Churches in
my town and write and direct Christian plays for them. Soon, I will be giving
classes to our Youth Groups on how to make a Christ orientated film or motion
picture, from blank page to broadcast quality program, as a way to express
themselves and share their faith with others, especially among other youngsters.
It's a way of saying thank you to God for letting me meet my 5-grandchildren and
watching my Sons become real men.
Yes, long-winded, but I hope this has been of interest for all of you - and
let me say that your support has made a great difference in my life. May God
bless all of you - and please maintain your own ethics and morality. It's the
only way we'll survive.
Sincerely,
Charles Briles (Eugene Barkley)
----- Original Message -----
From: Desiree Awiszio
To: thebigvalley@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2008 7:07 PM
Subject: RE: [The Big Valley] What about BV downloads?
Hi Girl Howdy,
Well, when it comes to Star Trek, I have to say, that's more popular world
wide than The Big Valley. They also have regular conventions, because there are
so many "Trekkies". I was too young to watch it when it was on, but I was a big
fan watching re-broadcasts in the 70's. With that kind of an immense fan base,
the studio knew ahead of time it would sell. That's a low risk prediction for
them. They can put out the sets at high cost for enormous profit and know they
will sell. After each set is released individually for maximum profit, it's
common to see the whole series come out on DVD at a reduced price. As with
anything, buy more in quantity, and it's cheaper. Also, in this case, they knew
they already released each season separately, and thus there are many DVD sets
out there already. So, it's not as easy to keep selling. So, when they put the
whole series together, all three years, they have to take into consideration how
many buyers are still
available in the market. So, the price needs to come down. Also, like I said,
buy more in quantity and get it cheaper. We see that with everything these days.
I'm no expert on the industry. This is just common sense based on general
experience.
Sure, adding bonus extras would make a person want to buy the DVD sets even if
they already had the series. They would buy it for the extras if they are really
good fans and want the behind the scenes commentary, etc, some interviews,
documentary on the show, and other additions like bloopers, although I've never
seen bloopers as an extra on a DVD set. Those have been available for a bunch of
shows on a separate DVD. I remember Mr. Briles mentioning in email once that
some actors don't like bloopers shown. When you think of it, it makes sense.
It's basically an actor making a mistake. How many people want to publicly
broadcast clips of themselves making mistakes in their profession, albeit
innocent and funny to the viewer. Also, you have to get the actors to agree to
do interviews for extras. Not all actors do. I know I have some DVD's for
classic TV shows, and some actors do the commentary on episodes and interviews
and documentaries, but some cast
members do not. Who knows why. Could be scheduling conflicts, or lack of
interest on the part of the actor.
Regards,
Desiree
To: thebigvalley@ yahoogroups. comFrom: kahweah@yahoo. comDate: Thu, 17 Jan
2008 19:41:48 +0000Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] What about BV downloads?
Dear Desiree,I've been reading customer comments about the BV DVDs on the web.
Onetalked about the pricing on Season 1 vs. Season 2/Volume 1 and how allthree
seasons of the original Star Trek series today are now sellingtogether for less
than one single season originally cost. (You canget all three seasons of Star
Trek for $178, while one season used tocost $100.)Another wished Fox would
package all four BV seasons together and addsome extras -- interviews with the
actors today, bloopers, and the"Portrait: Barbara Stanwyck" interview that was
allegedly filmed on theset of the Big Valley. I would buy this. I would pay more
for this.How many people in this group would? Wouldn't those extras make
itattractive to people who would otherwise be content to watch thereruns on TV?
Girl Howdy
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Girl Howdy,
My response in the forum was based on your comments made in the forum. I replied
there because your comments were made there. We both have our own experiences,
some good, and some bad. Mine are good with the US system, and what I hear from
relatives abroad is bad. I'm glad Mr. Briles chimed in to let you know the
details on his issue and that he has a good personal policy. I'm glad you are
receiving info. From your post in the forum, it didn't sound so. I'm well aware
of different systems in Europe. I have friends and family spread out over there.
My cousin in Amsterdam has great health care, but she's paying for it through
the nose with 52% of her paycheck confiscated in taxes. The bottom line is that
the American economy is the biggest engine on this planet. Europe's economies
can't compete. Also, they are over burdened by social spending, high taxes, and
high unemployment. We all have our choices, and I thank God, I'm here.
Best to you, good luck,
Desiree
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
From: kahweah@...
Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 16:15:56 -0700
Subject: [The Big Valley] Desiree
Desiree,
My opinion of the US health
care system is based on the fact that I am an American citizen, born, raised and
to this day tax paying. I grew up in the US,
where my father was a doctor/director of a county hospital/dean of a university
school of medicine. My views are solidly built on my family's personal
experience.
I have a young step-mother-in-law who was physically devastated by MS after
losing her employer-provided insurance when
the company went out of business. No one will cover her
"pre-existing condition" now. Too young to qualify for Medicare, the battle for
disability coverage went on for years because an
American doctor argued at her review that MS is not a disability. My
father-in-law, who served in the US military, has veteran's insurance, the
benefits of which have been considerably whittled down in the last decade. When
he needed a pacemaker, his doctor said, "He'll die without it, so finally we can
justify spending some money on him." He has had to live with severe pain from
non-life-threatening injuries that they won't justify spending money on.
Uninsured medical costs for the two of them have wiped out their savings and
retirement, adding humiliating financial distress to poor health. My family has
suffered the reality of the failures and limitations of US health care, as have
nearly 50 million Americans who do not have health insurance and cannot afford
care, their numbers increasing daily in this economic crisis. There are
Americans who choose to go abroad for quality, affordable medical treatment
because they cannot get it at
home, my family among them. I've met
them in hospitals and doctors' offices here and in other countries.
My opinion of foreign
medical care comes from living in seven
different countries for 1-5 years at a stretch and using the local health care
systems regularly. Some were much worse than the US, some were much better.
Europe is a continent, not a country. To assume that something which might be
reality in Serbia must also be true in Spain is like assuming that Peru is just
like Canada because they are both on the same continent. There are huge
differences between neighboring, German-speaking Austria and Germany. Contrary
to what you've heard, Austrians do not have to wait for months for life-saving
procedures (or routine for that matter). I've had non-emergency knee operations
here and waited less than a week for each. Austrians have the option of private
insurance in addition to public and they have complete freedom of choice in
their medical providers. In fact, the only country where I have not had that
freedom is the US with HMOs that allowed me to choose only from their list of
approved providers, not the doctors I wanted. Finally, public
funding of health care is not synonymous with authoritarianism or socialism --
Europe has numerous market-oriented democracies with more political parties to
choose from
than we do in the US. Americans use public funding to pay for many essential
services like police and fire departments, public schools and libraries. The
difference is that Austrians consider high quality health care one of the
essential services that should be accessible to all citizens. It isn't cheap,
unless compared to the $2.4 trillion the US spent on health care in 2008 without
providing health insurance to all citizens.
I follow and participate in the US health care debate. Right here on my desk, I
have a stack of reform proposals, opinions, and articles from Max Baucus and the
Senate Finance Committee, the Senate HELP Committee, the House Tri-Committee,
HR676, Bernie Sanders, the AMA, the American Chamber of Commerce, the Heritage
Foundation, Physicians for a National Health Program and an article about the
lessons to be learned from the Massachusetts reform that you mentioned. I
discuss these with friends and family in Europe and at home because I want to
know what works, what doesn't and why, so I can make informed choices about
reform legislation. While I apologize for confusing the "you are uninsurable"
issue with the disability insurance, MetLife going after Mr. Briles for $0.05
cents is just one of many examples I can cite of the questionable priorities of
the insurance industry. Being critical of it does not make me any less of an
American than you.
Nor does being able to appreciate something that another country or culture
does better than mine. Nor does believing we should and can learn from our
mistakes, learn from others, and strive to be better.
And since this has NOTHING to do with The Big Valley, I invite you to respond to
me directly at my e-mail (kahweah@...), if you care to.
Sincerely,Girl Howdy
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Dear Chuck,
I spoke to Robert Conrad again on his radio program this evening. Also, Shirley
Jones was the live guest today. Looks like Lee Majors comes up next week. A few
weeks ago they had Dawn Wells "Mary Ann - Gilligan's Island". Prior to that,
Billy Mumy from Lost in Space. So, it's not just limited to Academy Award
winners like Shirley, etc !
Robert Conrad has an audience of 5.5 million people.
They are happy to have you. If you desire to be a guest, just call (818)
352-7152 and ask to speak to Michael Horn. Mike founded CRN, has acting
background himself, and is the co-host with Robert for his program that airs
live on Thursdays at 3pm Pacific time.
We'd be thrilled to hear you.
Regards, Desiree
To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
CC: dolphallangray@...
From: dolphallangray@...
Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2009 19:38:40 -0700
Subject: Re: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and question
for Mr. Briles
Dear Desiree:
Thanks for your kind thought. It would be nice. I've never met Robert
Conrad, but saw him all the time since Big Valley was shot on the same lot
as "Wild West."
However, I don't think the producers of the radio show, or their audiences
for that matter, would have much interest in my being a participant.
Again my thanks. Home all is well with you and the rest of all the "Valley
Dwellers."
Regards:
Charles Briles
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From: "Desiree Awiszio" <desiree_awiszio@...>
To: "BigValley group" <thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 8:42 AM
Subject: [The Big Valley] Lee Majors coming as guest on radio, and question
for Mr. Briles
Hi Folks,
I'm a Robert Conrad fan for decades and recently joined the yahoo group for
him last week. They informed me of a two hour radio show he does live every
Thursday at 3pm Pacific time on Cable Radio Network. They also re-broadcast
it several times after that during the weekend. Also, they post the link
online at their website for the last two shows so people can listen when
they want. My cable TV provider doesn't carry it, so I listen online live.
They also have video web cam of the studio so we can see Robert and others.
They take calls with a 1-800 number. I called last Thursday night and spoke
to him. I was the first caller.
If you go to http://www.crntalk.com/default.aspx
and then click on "Hosts" in the list on the left side,
and then scroll down to Robert Conrad under "R",
you'll see the live broadcast time and other times it's broadcast on the
weekend and what CRN channel all this occurs on.
Back at the homepage, if you click on "show archives" on the left side, see
"The Robert Conrad Show" listed, and then click on "This Week" under it,
you'll see the format he takes, and I'm the first caller around t=9 minutes
or so.
Robert Conrad also has guests. He's had Jon Voight, Melissa Gilbert, Mike
Farrell, etc. I haven't been listening for long. I did listen to the two
archive shows that are available, which gets updated every week.
Robert said he'll have Lee Majors as a guest on the radio show "in a couple
of weeks". Sometimes, guests take calls from people who phone in. Since he
said a couple of weeks, sounds like it won't be this Thursday, but I'm
listening every week now anyway, and last week was my first week. Since it's
on at 3pm Pacific, that's 6pm here in the east in Massachusetts, and I'm
home from work, and it's dinner time.
So, FYI if you want to listen and hear and/or talk to Lee Majors.
Question for Mr. Briles: Would you like to be a guest on the Conrad show ?
Would be great to hear you.
Thanks and regards,
Desiree
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Well, I can't resist 'chiming in'...
Regarding the American economy being the biggest... yes, that is true.
Regarding Europe's economies being unable to compete with the US...
I disagree. Our current health care system is expensive, inefficient and a
significant operating cost of US business that makes it almost impossible to
compete with business in countries that do have universal healthcare. To
compound the problem, the health insurance industry derives its profits from a
business model that rewards denial of services rather than providing health care
services. Remember the uproar over GM and the large portion of their business
expense that goes towards healthcare? Although convenient to blame the unions
and workers making a respectable middle class income, the bottom line is that
our health care system is strangling US business.
~~Cheers
Becky R.
> The bottom line is
> that the American economy is the biggest engine on this
> planet. Europe's economies can't compete. Also, they are
> over burdened by social spending, high taxes, and high
> unemployment. We all have our choices, and I thank God, I'm
> here.
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> Best to you, good luck,
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> Desiree
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> To: thebigvalley@yahoogroups.com
> From: kahweah@...
> Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 16:15:56 -0700
> Subject: [The Big Valley] Desiree
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> Desiree,
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> My opinion of the US health
> care system is based on the fact that I am an American
> citizen, born, raised and to this day tax paying. I grew up
> in the US,
> where my father was a doctor/director of a county
> hospital/dean of a university school of medicine. My
> views are solidly built on my family's personal experience.
> I have a young step-mother-in-law who was physically
> devastated by MS after losing her employer-provided
> insurance when
> the company went out of business. No one will cover her
> "pre-existing condition" now. Too young to qualify
> for Medicare, the battle for disability coverage went on for
> years because an
> American doctor argued at her review that MS is not a
> disability. My father-in-law, who served in the US
> military, has veteran's insurance, the benefits of which
> have been considerably whittled down in the last
> decade. When he needed a pacemaker, his doctor said,
> "He'll die without it, so finally we can justify spending
> some money on him." He has had to live with severe
> pain from non-life-threatening injuries that they won't
> justify spending money on. Uninsured medical costs for
> the two of them have wiped out their savings and retirement,
> adding humiliating financial distress to poor health.
> My family has suffered the reality of the failures and
> limitations of US health care, as have nearly 50 million
> Americans who do not have health insurance and cannot afford
> care, their numbers increasing daily in this economic
> crisis. There are Americans who choose to go abroad
> for quality, affordable medical treatment because they
> cannot get it at
> home, my family among them. I've met
> them in hospitals and doctors' offices here and in other
> countries.
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> My opinion of foreign
> medical care comes from living in seven
> different countries for 1-5 years at a stretch and using
> the local health care
> systems regularly. Some were much worse than the US, some
> were much better. Europe is a continent, not a
> country. To assume that something which might be
> reality in Serbia must also be true in Spain is like
> assuming that Peru is just like Canada because they are both
> on the same continent. There are huge differences
> between neighboring, German-speaking Austria and
> Germany. Contrary to what you've heard, Austrians do
> not have to wait for months for life-saving procedures (or
> routine for that matter). I've had non-emergency knee
> operations here and waited less than a week for each.
> Austrians have the option of private insurance in addition
> to public and they have complete freedom of choice in their
> medical providers. In fact, the only country where I
> have not had that freedom is the US with HMOs that allowed
> me to choose only from their list of approved providers, not
> the doctors I wanted. Finally, public
> funding of health care is not synonymous with
> authoritarianism or socialism -- Europe has numerous
> market-oriented democracies with more political parties to
> choose from
> than we do in the US. Americans use public funding to pay
> for many essential services like police and fire
> departments, public schools and libraries. The difference is
> that Austrians consider high quality health care one of the
> essential services that should be accessible to all
> citizens. It isn't cheap, unless compared to the $2.4
> trillion the US spent on health care in 2008 without
> providing health insurance to all citizens.
> I follow and participate in the US health care
> debate. Right here on my desk, I have a stack of
> reform proposals, opinions, and articles from Max Baucus and
> the Senate Finance Committee, the Senate HELP Committee, the
> House Tri-Committee, HR676, Bernie Sanders, the AMA, the
> American Chamber of Commerce, the Heritage Foundation,
> Physicians for a National Health Program and an article
> about the lessons to be learned from the Massachusetts
> reform that you mentioned. I discuss these with
> friends and family in Europe and at home because I want to
> know what works, what doesn't and why, so I can make
> informed choices about reform legislation. While
> I apologize for confusing the "you are uninsurable"
> issue with the disability insurance, MetLife going after Mr.
> Briles for $0.05 cents is just one of many examples I can
> cite of the questionable priorities of the insurance
> industry. Being critical of it does not make me any
> less of an American than you.
> Nor does being able to appreciate something that another
> country or culture does better than mine. Nor does
> believing we should and can learn from our mistakes, learn
> from others, and strive to be better.
> And since this has NOTHING to do with The Big Valley, I
> invite you to respond to me directly at my e-mail (kahweah@...),
> if you care to.
> Sincerely,Girl Howdy
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