Don Grady

Another part of my childhood is gone for good. Don Grady most famous for being Robbie on My Three Sons has died after a battle with cancer. This pic is of him on Have Gun Will Travel. Don was on the Micky Mouse Club ( before my time) but i remember from My Three Sons. He was a muscian from rock to writing themes for tv after he retired from acting.
Rest In Peace

Guilty Pleasure?

I love the Duggar. No preaching or sniping about them having 19 kids or their faith, they take care of them all and the kids seem normal and well adjusted. They all seem to love each other, which is ok in my book.
I'm a big fan of the show and i think i've been watching since they only had 14 kids.
Cousin is a cutie. ;)

Big Bang Theory

My favorite current tv series. Season 4 starting next month.

Hell's Kitchen

I didn't know it was starting a new season last night but caught it after missing the first few minutes of the show, so don't know why Gordon was hugging and being nice to that lady at the beginning.
I love this show, not sure why but maybe it's how Gordon pops the cooks ego balloons about their cooking skills. You can already see the ones who have no real skill and the ones who'll be there at the end.
Looks like a good season.

Big Bang Theory

I love this show, it makes my inner geek/nerd happy.
It's funny, something that seems rare in a lot of sitcoms now.
Hope the show runs for a long time and dosen't ever jump the shark.

Saint Weekend

To me Roger Moore is the best Simon Templer aka Saint of all who've played the Saint. Sir Roger Moore's son is making a pilot for a new Saint series in Canada, i hope it sells i'd love to see the Saint return.
And go to http://tainted-archive.blogspot.com/ for a whole weekend of Saint, it's a Saint Weekend and Gary Dobbs has a lt of great Saint stuff lined up.
And if you have the DVDs watch an episode or two of the Saint.

Best TV Western

The best tv western ever made was "Have Gun Will Travel" starring Richard Boone as Paladin. Running for 6 seasons from the late 50's to the early 60's the show never failed to entertain and sometimes make you think. Paladin a man of honor, worked for a fee but a lot of times he didn't ask for payment, not as a hired gun but more like a western era Knight righting wrongs. Intelligent scripts and intense acting by Boone made this series unique among the dozens of westerns on American tv at the time.
The first 3 seasons are on DVD and worth looking for and buying, sadly Paramount has stopped releasing the series to DVD, so may never get the final 3 on DVD.