Got any old favorites that are still your new favorites?
(...he was so cute.)
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Doc - who are the people in the top photo? I only recognize one guy - thanks!My favorite ensemble casts. Very different shows.
The show is called Wings. It was a fairly successful hit on NBC. It was set in a small airport in Nantucket and was peripherally connected to the Cheers universe. I liked it better than Cheers.Doc - who are the people in the top photo? I only recognize one guy - thanks!
Doc - who are the people in the top photo? I only recognize one guy - thanks!
The show is called Wings. It was a fairly successful hit on NBC. It was set in a small airport in Nantucket and was peripherally connected to the Cheers universe. I liked it better than Cheers.
Tony Shalhoub had a small part in 1408And at least two of the actors have a direct Stephen King association. Steven Weber was in the TV version of The Shining and Tim Daly was in Storm of the Century.
Thanks! I still haven't seen that one.Tony Shalhoub had a small part in 1408
It's only been out 10 years now. What are you waiting for... Retirement?Thanks! I still haven't seen that one.
Not waiting for anything. Don't plan to watch it--not my type of movie.It's only been out 10 years now. What are you waiting for... Retirement?
A bit of irony, isn't it?
Loved Wings! More than Cheers as well. It had a more witty and cerebral type of humor than Cheers did. The cast was more likable as well. I loved Fay!The show is called Wings. It was a fairly successful hit on NBC. It was set in a small airport in Nantucket and was peripherally connected to the Cheers universe. I liked it better than Cheers.
Yeah, exactly. I loved that episode. They truly are a great bunch of characters. Joe and Helen were hysterical because they were polar opposites, despite their romantic chemistry. Antonio was the perfect addition, a very funny misfit.Loved Wings! More than Cheers as well. It had a more witty and cerebral type of humor than Cheers did. The cast was more likable as well. I loved Fay!
The episode in which they play trivial pursuit and Lowell keeps answering "Ann Margret" is hystrical!