Gary Sandy

Headed towards Hollywood, Rex is the "fastest fun in the West" --before long, he has a trail of dead policemen in his wake. Meanwhile, hard-drinking cop John Shepard is suddenly in the news after killing one of L.A.'s most notorious drug dealers in a shoot out. Word reaches Rex, who vows to challenge Shepard once he hits Los Angeles. In a final showdown as tense as high noon battles, Shepard and Rex come face to face. (imdb)

The public is outraged, the media frenzied, but Mommy (Patty McCormack, Academy Award Nominee, THE BAD SEED) only wants to regain the love of her precious daughter. She's not letting anyone stand in her way. (DVD)

Arthur "Big Guy" Carlson tries to run a failing Cincinnati radio station owned by his "tough as nails" mother. His own incompetence is overshadowed by the strange employees that work at the station. From wild Disc Jockeys: Dr. Johnny Fever and Venus Flytrap to the geeky news director, Les Nessman and obnoxious advertising sales manager, Herb Tarlek.

The world was exactly like ours EXCEPT that women were the dominant gender. Women were the captains of industry and men were household workers, secretaries, and waiters trying to attract attention with their sexuality. I remember this was a funny soap-opera like show that aired in Boston on PBS-WGBH at 11pm.

Carol, a suburban housewife in the Mid-West ponders the moral values of the people around her, with her best friend's husband committing adultery, and her daughter pursuing a career as a rock musician. (imdb)

A local New York City gay bar is visited by an array of customers on Christmas Eve.