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Lois & Clark TV Series - Lex Luthor leaps to his death.....or does he?
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Lois & Clark TV Series - Lex Luthor leaps to his death.....or does he?
Lois & Clark TV series (1993) Ma Kent creates superhero costume for Clark
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"I Need A Hero" by Bonnie Tyler (NO commercials - YAY)
I'm from Denmark and born in 1961, The Fugitive or Flygtningen as it was called in Danish is one of my childhood heroes 😊
One of best TV shows ever made the film was good as well ❤❤
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I used to watch this show every week and like millions of other people, I tuned in for this final episode. A great show.
The Fugitive is the reason I never wanted a tattoo. Why? I was afraid I might have to run like he did. The first thing that the police ask when looking for someone is ," are there any tattoos or scars?"
Despite the war going the country was a much better place at the time. We could unite behind our very existence just like this episode. Always hope. Always optimism. Always perseverence.
I do believe that that serieschas something to do with Les Misérables
UP UNTIL WHO SHOT "J.R ". THIS WAS THE HIGHEST T.V. RATED FARWELL ON TELEVISTION. JUNE 1967.
I was 11 when the series ended.While I don’t remember the specifics of the shows,I remember watching every episode and that the viewing audience was the largest for any show on tv.
IIRC, the final episode lasted for the last two shows.I was disappointed the bad guy fell off the tower at the end. Even at that early age, it was corny. What the heck - did they think they were making a Disney movie?
Born in the early fifties and never watched an episode. This was rated A B for sure, American Bullshit.
HECATE MADUSA WOVEN BOOKS OF HER NECROMANCER WAS THE AUTHENTIC BIRTH RECORD AND MAYBE IN A LAW SUIT YOU CAN GET HER PRIVATE FINANCIAL CARDS AND CHECKS TO ENDURE SOME TYPE OF HEALING PROCESS FOR THE EMBARRASSED SHIT
THIS MEANS WHAT? BIG FUCKIN DEAL THEY ARE ALL SUCH LAZY SLOB THEY LOST EVERY SINGLE COLOSSUS DURISH HAUL TO NO AVAIL
INTHE TYMES OF DEMAUR PLURTONIO THAT GUY WAS A AUSTERGIOYN KNIGHT IN THE TEMPLE OF PALISTIEN TEMPLE OF ST PETER BUT A ENEMY REFLUAGE IN DETAIL FOR HIS REDEMPTION IN THE ORDER OF THE JERUSALEM KNIGHTS OF JANJAYBAR
BUT LONG BEFORE THAT TIME HE WAS BENBON DANE AND A BLACK KNIGHT OF THE BLACK LUCIFER AND A PRODAIN PRIEST IN THE GYURISH OF THE RUIN
TEMPLE OF HECATE TEYSTOUN TALLYUERPINE
THE MAGIC KNIGHTS OF THE AZERBAIJANI MOUNTAIN SHADOWS OF THE DEVIL
THE KNIGHTS THE SHADOWS OF THE DEVIL
HIS RECORDS WERE INTITLEMENT OF GOD HADE WRITTEN IN SERPAINION PYROGRAPH REZIOYOIUN ENTITLED
INTERNATIONAL SKY GUARD INTERNATIONAL VIEW HONKING ON THE REAL LIFE ID OF THAT MAN QUESTION IS THAT DUFFS BAR IRISH MAFIA JIMMY BOX OF JOE DUFFY IRISH MAFIA AFFILIATED WITH DENNIS BRADY RICHARD COLBORN GOERING JOHNSON AND MESSED UP WITH A DEFORMED ARM FROM BEING PUT IN ANOTHER INDIVIDUALS REBIRTH CLINIC WOMB BAG
ARM IS A GROWTH OF A ENTIRE ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL THAT IS JUST HOOKED BY THE HEAD TO THE UPPER SHOULDER AND DONT DEVELOPMENT BUT LIVED
Such a great show
The fugitive was a show my dad loved, he always talked about the 1 armed bandit, I never understood who or what he was. Now I seen who and what the hell he was. Lol😅.
I will give him a hand he got disarmed and still almost won. I must admit he stumped me. Ok I’ll stop. Just kidding did you fall for it. 😊
It was supposedly based loosely on the Sam Shepherd case in the 1950s, although there was never a fugitive type situation.
For fellow Clevenders................Sam Shepard and the bushy haired stranger....July 1954
I remember someone saying that this episode (up until 1967) was the most watched episode in TV history.
Why was this kind of ending not done for the movie starring Harrison Ford, it would make more sense to do this ending for the movie instead of totally changing it from the original tv show finale which is a much better ending better for Kimble and Gerard and not downplaying the one arm man that killed Kimble's wife on the ridiculous subway scene between Kimble and the one arm man,typical of Hollywood to change the ending for their own selfish purposes and not giving the fans of the beloved tv show The Fugitive what they expected,I will always be disappointed about the ending for the movie and totally go with the ending of the tv show instead which makes alot more common sense.
I remember perfectly the announcement of the last chapter of "The Fugitive" on Brazilian TV and all people anxious to turn on TV that night. During the week, speculations and different opinions about the end. Good times ... thank you for the video.
I only remember one episode from the many I saw. He saw a school bus on fire, jumped in and got the children out. Just as the last one got off the bus, the bus exploded and he was thrown out, causing him wake up in the hospital with amnesia.
"Tuesday August 29. The day the running stopped"-William Conrad
Sorry, but as a young boy I hated this show, knowing every episode would end in failure to catch the “one-armed man.” My parents had it on the tv every week; so, I probably sat through it; but, boy was it frustrating.
Y el manco siempre dtreas kimbal fue un héroe asta que lo cogio
Did he really only have one arm?
I was 12 too Everyone watched the final show
It took Richard so long to find the one-armed man, that black & white TV had transitioned to color.
The whole country was on the edge of their seats. EVERYONE was watching. Probably the greatest dramatic television series of the 1960's.
I was 11. I remember it like it was yesterday, not the specific plot of the last episode but how exciting it was.
@@marcschneider4845 it is timeless. It is STILL exciting today. This is what television CAN be.
when the one armed man climbs up the structure .why chase him where is he going to go
I was 16 when the final episode played! We all watched it! Great memories!!
I was 12 years old back then we only had a B& W tv I've seen it in Color Sense then it was one of the Best shows that ever Aired on tv.
I saw a 1 armed man bump into me at a ball game and knock a beer out of my hands. I am still searching for the 1 arm man. Some day, I will find him. AND I will force him to buy me a beer. Even if I have to twist his arm. ( not the stump. I'll twist his other arm). I had a friend who lost his left arm in an accident. His name was lefty. After that, I didn't know what to call him. I had a childhood friend who had no arms and no legs. We knocked on his door and asked his mother could he play baseball with us. We told her we don't need a 2nd basemen, we need a 2nd base. She didn't think it was funny. I was just trying to get him involved. I had a guy with 1 leg try to sue me. My lawyer told the Judge, that guy didn't have a leg to stand on.
Bill Raisch -- the one-armed man. What I found incredible about him was that he was from my home town North Bergen, NJ -- same town that Heavyweight Champion James Braddock came from. Bill was also in the films "The War of the Worlds," (1953), "Sweet Smell of Success," (1957), "Spartacus," (1960), "Lonely Are the Brave," (1962) & he was Burt Lancaster's stand-in for several films despite their height differences. He appeared in other films & TV shows often uncredited.
Watched this last night (early this morning?) on MeTV, being very glad that I napped from 2:03 to 2:30 a.m. EDT. Also saw David Janssen killed in 1955's "Cult of the Cobra," on MeTV's Svengoolie the night before. To paraphrase Barry Morse, "Kind of a big weekend for you, isn't it??"
Gerard shot the one-armed man!? How did i forget THAT?! Many bong hits ago
I was 13 years old, but I don’t remember the last episode. Great show and I’m glad he found that one armed man. The movie was good also
A killer won't easily surrender. Tom Kyle threatened to kill the Mac Gable family after killing Diane Gable. Tom died in a Kansas prison at Hutchinson.
David Janssen was marvelous in this role. He really conveyed a man who was under constant stress, even in light scenes. And the show is still exciting and so watchable.
A weekly treat back then!
it was a pathetic series but I wanted to see the end and now that I see it here it is even worse. pathetic acting, the fight was bad. should have left it to my imagination.
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It seems EVERYONE watched this final episode back in the day. David Janssen was the closest thing we had to Humphrey Bogart in the 1960's; Tough guy who was a master of understated acting.
I was 9yrs old and still remember these episodes. 😊
This was the first major TV series that had an actual final episode. Until the 1980s, most series just ... ended.
@deemichelle 0 seconds ago Why didn't Chandler tell the police before now that he saw the one-armed man kill the doctor's wife?
So basically all that chasing the one armed man was for nothing. This was a complete letdown and was almost the reason I skipped watching the ford/jones film of the same name - which, unlike this series was great.
Mon premier film j'avais 15 ans la belle époque ❤