is the sackets an episodic miniseries or a one shot telefilm?
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It was a 2-part t.v. movie from 1979. It's from a book by famous western author louis l'amour. There were several books about the sackett brothers, but this is the one made into a movie. The 3 actors who played the sackett brothers got together in 1982 and made another t.v. movie from another l'amour book called the shadowriders. They played different characters, however.
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John Klein and Kuldeep.... who could forget. I had an uncle who lived right near where some scenes were filmed. Fascinating if you love Birmingham as it was like an advert for it...\n\nYou can buy the whole series on DVD here, on eBay for £18.99 + £2.85 p&p http://tinyurl.com/yzj4p5\n\nJems x
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No, but there is a novelisation of the film which is quite good.
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http://www.foxmovies.com/everafter/themovie.html\n\nall your info is there =)
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1982. It was made for TV and shown on the first night of Channel 4. \n\nIt's a very good Jack Rosenthal film but then most of his films from this period were great. It's never been remade
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I don't know which one you mean, but maybe you could look up the titles of the books. As far as I know the titles of the TV episodes were the same as the books. I read all of them hundreds of times when I was younger, but I really can't remember, sorry.
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The series, of course, was cancelled back in May, even before Season 3 aired. \n\nMilch and HBO were only planning for four seasons, anyway.  But HBO and Milch couldn't come to terms for the fourth season.  Part of it was costs, and part of it was Milch's commitment to produce a new HBO series (John from Cincinnati).\n\nEventually they agreed to do two 2-hour movies, which will give Milch a chance to wrap up his story arcs.\nhttp://www.variety.com/article/VR1117944621?categoryid=14&cs=1&s=h&p=0\n\nIf you scroll down to his August 15 entry, W. Earl Brown (Dan) indicated on his MySpace blog that filming was planned for Spring/Summer 2007 although the actors hadn't yet signed because they wanted a better sense of timing. If the movies are filmed then, expect the movies to be broadcast in late 2007 or maybe early 2008.\nhttp://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendID=26055587&MyToken=3857fb6a-ed84-43fc-81ca-659ac6d93856ML\n\nI believe this information is still current.
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Kingdom Hospital was a miniseries. They only made 15 episodes or something, and that was the end of the series.  Great stuff though.
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it is just recaps from all the old shows.\nlike a montage of what has happened so far
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I haven't seen the one in theaters yet but the version you saw was a made for tv production shown on A&E. I'm sure the one in theaters is better only because of a bigger budget. Click on the links for more info
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No, I don't recall that one, but I believe there is a mini-series by the name of "Roots," that you'd enjoy.\n \nGo to your local library and ask them if they have the video series "Roots."
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No, it's a novel.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Monkey_Wrench_Gang
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I don't remember this one....no pun intended.  I think it may have been my brief respite from Simpsons.\n\n"Homento"\n\nIn a take on the movie "Memento", the episode is aired, with the ending of the episode shown first, and then working back to the beginning in one-and-a-half minute intervals. The plot (in beginning-to-end order) has Homer being hit in the back of the head with a bat, and going on a mission to find the person who did it to him, all the while trying to deal with his memory lapses. As he methodically works through town interrogating people, he picks up various items, which he all uses as clues to lead him towards the final revelation. After almost blaming Lenny for the crime, he finally gets his memory back when Moe punches him in the face for not paying for a beer. He then realizes Lenny's story was true - the bat fell from a baseball monument onto his head when he was walking through town.
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For a sitcom, possibly, though it was clearly aimed at the masses. A more sophisticated situation comedy was The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, starring the late Leonard Rossiter. \nhttp://www.leonardrossiter.com/reginaldperrin/index.html\n\nFor a comedy variety show, I would suggest The Two Ronnies, starring Ronnie Corbett and the late Ronnie Barker. This show had some great well-constructed wit e.g. the "four candles" hardware store sketch, and the morris dancers folk song.\nhttp://www.pegnsean.net/~occupant/home.htm
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yes.   it's mostly and adaptation,    it's about Nancy Callahan and how she deals with the death of the detective that saved her life more then once which takes place afew after the yellow bastad story. \n\nAnd something about Goldy (which I forgot) according to Frank Miller. \n\nIt's titled "A dame to kill for." as he said in that interview.   You should go to this site  http://www.spacecast.com/hypaspace.aspx  \n\n\nand heres the evidence listed on this link\nhttp://www.spacecast.com/shows_348.aspx\n\nAnd ask them  for the video interview where Frank miller said this on TV.  I saw him say it on tv.  \n\nThey interview alot of people in the area of Si-fi, Fantasy, and Horror and comics and video games.  creator actors director's. you get my point. Just ask them. \n \n\nI have all the cool info.  ;)\n\n\nI hope this helps you out.
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I have seen it and bought it. Everyone knows someone (usually grandpa or uncle somebody) who embellishes thier tales. Those individuals always go against the grain of those who "tell all of the facts with none of the flair" (quote from Edward Bloom). I found it very entertaining for one, and for two, it was a nice insight into the struggle of the father/son relationship where the son was so focused on the absurdity of the tales, that he missed the beauty in his father's personality. The ending was the best!
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None. Save your time for the one-hour dramas. Some good ones: Prison Break, Alias, Commander in Chief, E-Ring, Boston Legal, CSI, CSI:Miami, Numbers