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The modern audience may not know what Quinn Martin cliches are, but they include 1) a deep-voiced announcer (often William Conrad) reading the name of the show over a title graphic, 2) show segments broken into Acts (Act I, Act II, etc.), and 3) a lengthy (by today's standards) prologue--also narrated--that gives the whole background of the series for those unfortunate viewers who can't remember the simplest things from week-to-week.

I love to wallow in nostalgia.
 
Week-to-week does not present a challenge to my cognitive abilities when it comes to remembering fun stuff from classic TV shows.

Good stuff raptus. As a young lad watching The F.B.I., Barnaby Jones, and other QM shows...I wanted to be the guy who said things like, "Tonight's episode...Murder Beneath the Stairs".
 
My list of priorities changes on a daily basis but the original Star Trek and Twilight Zone marathons are always a primary concern.

(Does anybody know where I stored the books I received for Christmas? I can only find four of eight. And I did check Farmville.)
 
Primary concern is a common worry in both political parties before everybody moves on to the general election.

dmargalotti said:
As a young lad watching The F.B.I., Barnaby Jones, and other QM shows...I wanted to be the guy who said things like, "Tonight's episode...Murder Beneath the Stairs".
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Yessssssss!!! And I just saw another one: The guest actors being identified by name over little snippets of their work in the show.
 
The General Election for new band camp squad leaders will be held simultaneously with TFWG library opening this Thursday.
 
This Thursday, everyone who is anyone (and they know who they are) will be milling about town.


Raptus, I would only jump off a building with everyone else if it was topless building diving. ;D
 
Milling about town, seeking out storytime topics for discussion, looking like a little lost orphan, will be Olivia, waiting for her lovin' man to get back from a bizness trip.
 
Back from a bizness trip, WMC now looks like a proper kitler.

(WMC: I will send farm animals in the morning. I loved the goose, but a goooze is not a cow. And I fertilized your crop.)
 
His own incompetence can be unlearned!

I'm usually topless, but only the occasional people seem to be impressed. I think Madonna took all the shine off of showing skin for everybody.
 
"Keep my big mouth shut, and my eyes" repeated the young man over and over as he, unfortunately for him, groped his way to a safe spot on the other side of the Old People's Nudist Camp Commune.
 


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