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While you were all the way on the other side of the terminal, stuffing your face with diet gum!
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Jet Jaguar posted:Watching San Francisco International and boy is this film brown. That's just what the air looked like in 1970
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Jan 16, 2024 21:12
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Mr. Woodruff looks like a roll-on deodorant.
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Jet Jaguar posted:Watching San Francisco International and boy is this film brown. it’s authentic 1970s nicotine yellow
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Speaking of, does anyone know where a person could watch the unadulterated version of San Francisco International? I’ve been able to find almost all MST3K movies on YouTube in one form or another, but that one in particular seems to be Google-proof.
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Jan 16, 2024 23:36
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Vinegar Syndrome needs to release it uncut in 4k
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:Made-for-TV Hippie is such an accurate description. It’s like the Platonic Ideal. The answer, my friend, is blow it out your rear end.
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Jan 16, 2024 23:40
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Mister Kingdom posted:The answer, my friend, is blow it out your rear end. Hey man - you’re outta sight
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Jan 16, 2024 23:47
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Well like there's playin' it y'know and... then there's playing it.
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She is made-for-TV-movie pretty.
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:Vinegar Syndrome needs to release it uncut in 4k Many people have been saying this!
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Speaking of TV movies, I forgot that there's more trucking adventure in "Riding with Death".
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Davey's up there! That's right honey, because he's the flying boy! 
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I'm gonna shave my back!
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Raskolnikov38 posted:it’s authentic 1970s nicotine yellow If you paint the walls brown, get brown carpet, wear all brown and yellow, and drive brown cars, no one can tell that everything is stained with cigarette smoke
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Sash! posted:If you paint the walls brown, get brown carpet, wear all brown and yellow, and drive brown cars, no one can tell that everything is stained with cigarette smoke God, this was the answer, wasn't it?
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My airport. My way.
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Dawgstar posted:My airport. Mylanta.
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Jan 17, 2024 03:57
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go back to your piddling congress, I have an airport to run
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Insert Tab A into B movie!
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Splint Chesthair posted:Speaking of, does anyone know where a person could watch the unadulterated version of San Francisco International? I’ve been able to find almost all MST3K movies on YouTube in one form or another, but that one in particular seems to be Google-proof. I found an eBay listing. Some dude has a DVD-R for $20. I assume they got the files somewhere, so it’s floating out there somewhere on the internets.
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Dawgstar posted:Insert Tab A into B movie! It looks like he’s punching out of the movie.
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zoux posted:Speaking of TV movies, I forgot that there's more trucking adventure in "Riding with Death". Help help, they hijacked me again!
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So, do the Jesuits carry guns?
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Raskolnikov38 posted:it’s authentic 1970s nicotine yellow There's a thick, yellow stain on my back brace...
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Hey, it's That Guy I Saw In A Show But Never Learned His Name Frank Converse Thanks, friend.
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bup bup bup dah dah?
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These are not toys!
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Don't go up there, you'll turn into a toy!
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This set was at least three box tops.
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Special effects by Billy!
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Oh, this must be a massive organization, to throw away a $1.50 helicopter!
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:God, this was the answer, wasn't it? It had to have been part of it, but there was also a rejection of the brighter and softer colors in the 50s and 60s. They just really overcorrected from torquise sedans into prune colored muscle cars
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I wonder how San Francisco International Airport relates to the big airport and disaster movies trends of the 70s. It seems perfectly timed and yet it was short-lived and is even more forgotten than the rest of its disaster movie and NBC Mystery Movie relatives. Airport came out in May of 1970, made $100 million off a $10 million budget, and was followed by Airport 1975, Airport '77, and The Concorde... Airport '79. San Francisco International Airport premiered in September of 1970 and its seven episode original run ended in December of the same year. It was probably inspired by the same 1968 novel that Airport was based on. Was San Francisco International Airport just a little too early or too late? Did the constraints of television keep San Fran from matching the spectacle needed for the airport disaster genre? After the pilot Pernell Roberts was replaced in the lead role with Lloyd Bridges. Did this influence the casting of Bridges in Airplane! (1980)? Surely audiences would have understood Airplane! as a parody of the recent genre, but would they have remembered that Bridges had been part of its start a decade earlier?
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Avocado; Harvest Gold
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Yes, it's Manos, the Hands of Fate. Just as I tune into the YouTube stream, gently caress let's do this
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The Twinkie Czar posted:I wonder how San Francisco International Airport relates to the big airport and disaster movies trends of the 70s. It seems perfectly timed and yet it was short-lived and is even more forgotten than the rest of its disaster movie and NBC Mystery Movie relatives. It was almost certainly an experiment in "Can we do Airport as a weekly series...and mostly about what's happening on the ground, to save money?" My guess would be that, as a non-cop, non-hospital procedural, it just didn't catch with viewers in the 6 episodes it was allotted as a wheel series - and it definitely didn't help that it was up against Hawaii Five-0 on Wednesday nights.
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San Francisco International lasted longer than it's spinoff: Postal Inspector.
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