mikemcspooky:

Day two of Drawlloween 2017, and today’s theme is, “Summon Day”.
I was originally going to make a demon being summoned, but then I
thought Lurch would fit the whole, “Summoning” bill a hell of a lot
better.

Source: mikemcspooky

phillyradiogeek:

My Countdown to Halloween begins in earnest with a spooky-themed episode of Mork & Mindy! Nanoo nanoo!

http://meandyouandablognamedboo.blogspot.com/2017/10/tuesdays-overlooked-tv-mork-mindy.html

fadedsignals:

“Eight Is Enough” ran on ABC from 1977 to 1981. The hour-long comedy-drama focused on the life of a Sacramento newspaper columnist, played by Dick Van Patten, and his family.

The show ran in syndication for decades. It also spawned two reunion movies on NBC during the late 1980s.

Source: Wikipedia (”Eight Is Enough”)

horrorcreepster:

The Thing (1982) – Television print ad circa 1985

Source: sortala

19 Giant Plot Holes ’80s Kids Shows Left Unanswered

RE: Murder She Wrote. I had the same experience with the Magnum P.I., Dukes of Hazzard, Knight Rider, Simon & Simon and A-Team box sets. It’s amazing how many actors pop up in them that were either huge stars before the 80s in movies or people who became hugely famous afterwards.

vintagegeekculture:

The absolute king of the surprising guest star series would have to be Gunsmoke, a Western that was only recently overtaken as the longest-running drama series on television.

You turn it on, and you might see…hey, Leonard Nimoy as an Indian:

And…whoa, is that a young Harrison Ford?

And…Gary Busey?

Richard Dryfuss?

The late, lamented Adam West:

Deforest Kelley, with an Abe Lincoln beard:

Ricardo Montalban:

Charles Bronson:

Burt Reynolds:

Jon Voight:

Jodie Foster:

And Kurt Russell:

And many more.