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Might be an episode of the Banacek which was recurring character movie of the week in rotation with Columbo and McMillan and Wife in the early to mid-70s. Season 2, Episode 2 titled "If Max is So Smart Why Doesn't He Tell Us Where He Is?" The synopsis reads: <i>A rich hypochondriac boils over when her multi-million dollar, custom-designed diagnostic hospital computer disappears behind its electric fence overnight.</i>
No Holds Barred (1989)
Cool as Ice (1991)
Lady in the Water (2006)
<blockquote>(SPOILER for those who haven't seen all the episodes: Mike Brady is married to their mother, but not their biological parent!!!!)</blockquote>
Ugh, why'd you have to spoil this for me?! I haven't gotten to the 3rd verse of the opening theme yet!
This is correct.
Yes there is a Rifftrax version of this with funny commentary over the film. The film itself seems pretty awful but with the commentary track it's very funny.
Lol agreed and I actually enjoyed just turning my brain off for a couple hours and having fun watching this!
This comment right here is why this site would benefit from a like button. It made me laugh and I want to acknowledge that I like this post but I have nothing valuable to add to it so a comment is otherwise unnecessary.
Brock is one of the few names that AEW could hire that would actually draw in new viewers but I don't see it happening. Even if WWE doesn't use Brock anymore I can see them keeping him under contract and continuing to pay him just to keep him away from the competition.
Those lawsuits aren't going to pay themselves...
I haven't watched in years but I heard about this. Has Netflix ever live streamed any of their content before? Curious how this will play out since WWE does have a substantial older fan base who may not necessarily have Netflix, but at the same time more and more younger viewers don't have cable. Long term this may be a very good move.
Also, don't think Raw was ever on ESPN but they did switch from USA to TNN/Spike TV in the early 2000s before switching back to USA.
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