The Paper Chase

The Paper Chase is a 1970 novel, as well as a 1973 film based on the novel and a television series based on the movie.

A TV Series about a bunch of Law students, their everyday lives and their effort to make it through Law School. Hart, Ford, Bell and the rest of them have to face Kingsfield,
the most feared of professors but they are determined to study hard and eventually get their diploma.

To help cope with the heavy workload, James joined a study group consisting of other students who worked together sharing notes and assignments.
The group was organized by Franklin Ford - III, a would-be third generation lawyer from a socially prominent family. Others in the group included: Anderson, Bell, Logan and
Brooks - who was the only married person in the group - and who left school after he got caught cheating.


Hart also had a part-time job at Ernie's Pizza. There he met Carol, a waitress who admired him but couldn't understand his deep dedication to his studies. Mrs.Nottingham was Professor Kingsfield's secretary.
When James Hart finally graduated in 1986, he hoped to get a teaching position at the law school he had attended.
His appointment never happened and he joined a law firm in the last original episode.


Cast:
Professor Charles W. Kingsfield, Jr.: John Houseman
James T. Hart: James Stephens
Franklin Ford III: Tom Fitzsimmons
Thomas Craig Anderson: Robert Ginty
Willis Bell: James Keane
Jonathan Brooks: Jonathan Segal
Elizabeth Logan: Francine Tacker
Asheley Brooks: Deka Beaudine
Ernie: Charles Hallahan
Carol: Carole Goldman
Mrs. Nottingham: Betty Harford
Dean Rutherford: Jack Manning
Mallison: Jessica Salem
Gagarian: Stanley DeSantis
Connie Lehman: Jane Kaczmarek
Gerald Golden: Michael Tucci
Rita Harriman: Clare Kirkconnell
Laura: Andra Millian
Vivian: Penny Johnson
Rose Samuels: Lainie Kazan
Tom Ford: Peter Nelson
Professor Tyler: Diana Douglas

That 70s Show

An American television sitcom, centers on the lives of a group of teenagers living in Point Place, Wisconsin, a fictional suburb of either Kenosha or Green Bay[1] from May 17, 1976 to December 31, 1979. It debuted on August 23, 1998 and its final episode aired May 18, 2006.
The head of the group is Eric Forman (Topher Grace) who lives under the authority of parents Red and Kitty (Kurtwood Smith & Debra Jo Rupp). Living next door is girlfriend Donna Pinciotti (Laura Prepon) and her parents Bob & Midge (Don Stark & Tanya Roberts). The rest of the gang includes Fez (Wilmer Valderrama), a foreign-exchange student who's soaking up American culture like a sponge, Jackie Burkhart (Mila Kunis), her on-again, off-again boyfriend Michael Kelso (Ashton Kutcher), and Steven Hyde (Danny Masterson), a conspiracy theorist who believes Xerox will take over the world.

Relationships among the teens are explored, the primary focus being between Eric and Donna, who are the responsible ones, as evidenced in episodes such as "Dine and Dash". Their relationship sharply contrasts with the on-again, off-again relationship between Kelso and Jackie, who were usually portrayed as mutually obsessed despite their arguments and denials of love to spite one another. In both relationships, the couples would have harsh disagreements, but would come to terms with their differences. Jackie eventually moved on to Hyde and later Fez as the series progessed.

The Rifleman

Rifleman is a classic Western television show that ran from 1958 to 1963.The black-and-white western starred Chuck Connors as Lucas McCain, a widower, Union veteran of the Civil War, and homesteader. McCain and his son Mark (Johnny Crawford) lived on a ranch just outside the fictitious town of North Fork, New Mexico Territory. Regulars on the program included Marshal Micah Torrance (Paul Fix), Sweeney the bartender, and a half-dozen other denizens of North Fork. Fifty-one episodes of the series were directed by Joseph H. Lewis, the director of the classic film noir Gun Crazy (1950),

The Rifleman promote fair play toward one's opponents, neighborliness, equal rights, and the need to use violence in a highly controlled manner ("A man doesn't run from a fight.
Lucas McCain can fire a round with his specially modified Winchester in three-tenths of a second. That and his resolve enable him to help the sheriff maintain order while raising his son Mark on a ranch near North Fork, New Mexico.
Lucas struggles to build a ranch and make a home for his son. He teahes his son to appreciate the wild and beautiful country that surrounds him. to know the meaning of bravery and courage.

Cannon

The weekly adventures of Frank Cannon, an overweight, balding ex-cop with a deep voice and expensive tastes in culinary pleasures, who becomes a high-priced private investigator. Since Cannon's girth didn't allow for many fist-fights and gun battles (although there were many), the series substituted car chases and high production values in their place.

Frank Cannon lives in a penthouse on the Sunset Strip, where his passion is gourmet cuisine prepared by himself. In between meals he hires out as a private investigator to select clients in need of top-drawer work from a professional trained in the ways of the world. George McCowan's work on this series sets a new standard by treating television as simply a more mobile cinema.

BABYLON 5

Babylon 5 is an epic American science fiction television series created, produced, and largely written by J. Michael Straczynski. The show centers on the Babylon 5 space station, a focal point for politics, diplomacy, and wars in the late 2250s and early 2260s. The series is noted for its heavy reliance on pre-planned story arcs over its five-year run, sometimes being described as a "novel for television.

Computer-generated effects, five-year story arcs, and elaborate mythology made this series stand apart from what came before and point the next generation of sci-fi/fantasy series in bold new directions. The regular series initially aired from January 26, 1994 through November 25, 1998,
The five seasons of the series each correspond to one fictional sequential year in the period 2258-2262. As the series starts, the Babylon 5 station is welcoming ambassadors from various races in the galaxy. Earth has just barely survived an accidental war with the powerful Minbari, who, despite their superior technology, mysteriously surrendered at the brink of the destruction of the human race (the Battle of the Line).

HEART TO HEART

Is an American television series starring Switch alumnus, Robert Wagner as Jonathan Hart and Stefanie Powers as his wife Jennifer, who lived in a wealthy suburb of Los Angeles. They spent their free time as amateur detectives, and in every episode they were up to their eyeballs in murder, smuggling, theft and international espionage. They also managed to find time to make love together, as they were besotted with eachother. It was a show in the murder mystery genre that had the very wealthy husband-and-wife team looking for clues and killers among the well-to-do. But that summary, while on-target, doesn't begin to describe the charm brought to the show by the wonderful relationship that Wagner and Powers had with each other. Jonathan Hart was a self-made millionaire--the CEO of Hart Industries, a global conglomerate. His gorgeous wife Jennifer was a freelance journalist. Always on hand to help was Lionel Stander as Max, their friend and servant with the gruff voice but could be trusted to be there in a pinch. First season guest stars include Dee Wallace, Markie Post, Rene Auberjonois, Tommy Lasorda, Noble Willingham, Juliet Mills, and John Hillerman.

VEGAS

Is the action/drama TV series Vegas, private eye Dan Tanna (Robert Urich) lives in a warehouse apartment behind the Desert Inn in Las Vegas, Nevada and drives a classic Thunderbird. Having an advance gadget to help him to fight crime such as car phone and answering machine.
Tanna lived on the Las Vegas Strip next to Circus Circus Hotel/Casino, in a warehouse owned by the Desert Inn, which he converted into his living place. The design of Tanna's pad (long before the popularity of loft space) allowed him to park his T-bird in his living room.

Other Vegas series characters include: Tanna's boss, the owner of the Desert Inn, Phillip Roth (Tony Curtis); Tanna's sexy secretary Bea Travis; and Bobby "Binzer" Borso Dan's assistant; Lt. Dave Nelson is Dan's contact in the Vegas Police Department.

Robert Urich - Dan Tanna
Phyllis Davis - Beatrice Travis
Bart Braverman - Bobby "Binzer" Borso
Tony Curtis - Philip Roth
Naomi Stevens - Sgt. Bella Archer
Judy Landers - Angie Turner
Greg Morris - Lt. David Nelson
Will Sampson - Harlon Two-Leaf