Favorite Vids - Part 2

Season 1 Episode 24 The Purple Smurfs A purple fly bites Lazy and he turns purple, causing him to say "GNAP GNAP!" and bite the other Smurfs, turning them into nasty, evil, angry purple smurfs as well. Season 1 Episode 23 Haunted Smurfs The Smurfs leave to look for food and enter a castle that they think is haunted.

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The original cult 1985 coming-of-age adventure film

This cult 1988 sci-fi action-horror film features one of the best fight scenes in history between WWE legend Roddy Piper and veteran actor Keith David.

September 27, 1985 Frazzled housewife Penny (Melinda Dillon) discovers a necklace that gives its owner the ability to freeze and unfreeze time.

"Most of the passengers on an airplane disappear, and the remainder land the plane in a mysteriously barren airport."

The political controversy over "The Day After" when it was first broadcast in 1983 had to do with the idea that a television movie about a nuclear war was an indictment of the policies of the Reagan Administration. Of course "The Day After" was not an attack on a particular president, but rather it represented the liberal nightmare of the worst of all possible futures, with a full out nuclear exchange between the United States and the Soviet Union.

March 7, 1986 A mysterious stranger (Basil Hoffman) gives down-and-out couple Norma and Arthur Lewis (Mare Winningham, Brad Davis) a box with a button on it. He states that if they press the button, they will receive $200,000 and someone they do not know will die.

Record Information (As seen on the back cover of the album): In the early 1970's, the New Riders of the Purple Sage had the good fortune to be the opening for the Grateful Dead on concert tours throughout the country. We had just formed the band around our longtime friendships and John Dawson's new songs. Green kids for the most part, the New Riders were virtually dazzled and amazed night after night. The audiences were fantastic and they solicited many an inspired performance from each and all of us. Everyone involved felt this to be a very special time. And it was. This album is a piece of that very time. February 21 and 23, 1971 Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, N. Y. Musicians John Dawson - lead vocals, guitar David Nelson - lead guitar, vocals David Torbert - bass, vocals Spencer Dryden - drums Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar Side 1 0:00 - I Don't Know You 4:05 - Cecilia 8:30 - Whatcha Gonna Do 11:40 - Dirty Business Side 2 23:40 - Fair Chance To Know 28:06 - Garden of Eden 34:58 - Portland Woman 40:20 - Honky Tonk Women Credits Mixed at Fantasy Recording, Berkeley, CA Engineer - David Luke Produced by David Nelson Cover Painting - David Nelson Back Photo - Herb Greene Graphics Assistance - Tim Harris, Dewey Reid-Fine Line Design Color Separations - Summerfield Graphics This album is dedicated to the loving memory of David Torbert.