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and they're homosexual... George

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It was not about military operations. The star had appeared a number of times on "The Rockford Files." He wanted his character to be like Jim Rockford, though the studio wanted him to be more straight-laced. This show was sort of a spin-off from "Hawaii 5-0," in that CBS didn't want to close its Hawaiian production offices, and so set this show there. "Hawaii 5-0" and "McGarrett" were occasionally mentioned, though not seen. One of the main characters was a British WW II veteran, played by a Texan who was a child during WW II. That same character had four illegitimate siblings, all sharing the same father but different mothers: Father Paddy McGuinness, an Irish priest; Soo Ling, a half-Chinese sister; Elmo Ziller, a rodeo owner from Texas; and Don Louis Mongueo, a royal heir to the throne of Costa De Rosa in South America. The title character was a Vietnam veteran, one of the first to be shown in a favorable light. He had been in the Navy. Although it wasn't explicitly stated, from the medals he occasionally wore, he was a SEAL and recipient of the Navy Cross. The show had crossover episodes with "Simon and Simon" and "Murder, She Wrote." Dobermans "Zeus" and "Apollo" guarded the estate. George

And the movie with "Devin Butler" is the second half of this B&A. George

I spoke with Don at the Rock one year, but never met the old guy. I DID get a response from him, though, to a letter I wrote. Having been brought up Roman Catholic, I pointed out that "Uncle Harry Day" smacked of a saint's feast day. He sent a pleasant, if unconvincing, response that it was OK to celebrate "Uncle Harry Day." Shortly thereafter, though, the name was changed to "Burn the Chaff Day." Coincidence? Perhaps... George

No. "Devin Butler" is the eight-year-old from the other movie. George

That's generally the way it works! :) You're up. George

"Army of Darkness"? George

Sounds like a third world country! George

Hear me now and understand He's gonna find me some piece of mind And if that piece of mind won't stay I'm gonna find myself a better way George

Devon Butler is an eight-year-old who dreams of being a policeman. Ironically, he gets his wish when he is killed by a street gang, but is revived as a cyborg policeman. George

This movie was filmed for $300,000. It grossed $47,000,000 (back when $47 million was a lot of money). Set in Illinois in October, it was filmed in California in the spring. Autumn "leaves" were cut paper. In the background of several scenes, though, green trees (and even palm trees) can be seen. The opening score and theme music were in 5/4 time. George

"Ghandi" was the last Best Picture winner that I actually watched in a theater before the Oscars. George

Perhaps if I point out that it's a guy talking to another guy... George

That was Ringo. I think the song was called "No, No, No (I Don't Smoke It No More)" George

Early 80's... "Tron"? George

Much more popular show. It was not about military operations. The star had appeared a number of times on "The Rockford Files." He wanted his character to be like Jim Rockford, though the studio wanted him to be more straight-laced. This show was sort of a spin-off from "Hawaii 5-0," in that CBS didn't want to close its Hawaiian production offices, and so set this show there. "Hawaii 5-0" and "McGarrett" were occasionally mentioned, though not seen. One of the main characters was a British WW II veteran, played by a Texan who was a child during WW II. That same character had four illegitimate siblings, all sharing the same father but different mothers: Father Paddy McGuinness, an Irish priest; Soo Ling, a half-Chinese sister; Elmo Ziller, a rodeo owner from Texas; and Don Louis Mongueo, a royal heir to the throne of Costa De Rosa in South America. The title character was a Vietnam veteran, one of the first to be shown in a favorable light. He had been in the Navy. Although it wasn't explicitly stated, from the medals he occasionally wore, he was a SEAL and recipient of the Navy Cross. George

I'm surprised that you googled it without waiting for more info! George

This show was sort of a spin-off from "Hawaii 5-0," in that CBS didn't want to close its Hawaiian production offices, and so set this show there. "Hawaii 5-0" and "McGarrett" were occasionally mentioned, though not seen. One of the main characters was a British WW II veteran, played by a Texan who was a child during WW II. That same character had four illegitimate siblings, all sharing the same father but different mothers: Father Paddy McGuinness, an Irish priest; Soo Ling, a half-Chinese sister; Elmo Ziller, a rodeo owner from Texas; and Don Louis Mongueo, a royal heir to the throne of Costa De Rosa in South America. The title character was a Vietnam veteran, one of the first to be shown in a favorable light. He had been in the Navy. Although it wasn't explicitly stated, from the medals he occasionally wore, he was a SEAL and recipient of the Navy Cross. George

Not the A-Team, which was set in Los Angeles, not Hawaii. George

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This show was sort of a spin-off from "Hawaii 5-0," in that CBS didn't want to close its Hawaiian production offices, and so set this show there. "Hawaii 5-0" and "McGarrett" were occasionally mentioned, though not seen. One of the main characters was a British WW II veteran, played by a Texan who was a child during WW II. That same character had four illegitimate siblings, all sharing the same father but different mothers: Father Paddy McGuinness, an Irish priest; Soo Ling, a half-Chinese sister; Elmo Ziller, a rodeo owner from Texas; and Don Louis Mongueo, a royal heir to the throne of Costa De Rosa in South America. George

Clearly Red Skelton. Was his show simply "The Red Skelton Show"? George

And I didn't even have to mention Joe the Bartender and Crazy Guggenheim. ;) You're up. George

Walking through forests of palm tree apartments --- scoff at the monkeys who live in their dark tents down by the waterhole --- drunk every Friday --- eating their nuts --- saving their raisins for Sunday. Lions and tigers who wait in the shadows --- they're fast but they're lazy, and sleep in green meadows. George