Whats coming on TV soon!

[Alex_UK]

I watched “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” on Prime Video a couple of nights ago.

Directed by Guy Ritchie, and basically based on true events and the birth of “black ops” in WW2.

Mixed reviews but I really enjoyed it, worth a go if it sounds like your kind of movie and have Prime.

[Macca]

First ever episode of 'The Fall Guy' about to start on Legend channel.

Not seen any of these since they were on originally.

His bath is out on the driveway. That, and the theme tune is all I remember.

[Alex_UK]

First ever episode of 'The Fall Guy' about to start on Legend channel.

Not seen any of these since they were on originally.

His bath is out on the driveway. That, and the theme tune is all I remember.

Used to love that back in the day, I don't remember any bath in the driveway, but I do remember his two-tone brown GMC pickup, that was cool, and probably instrumental amongst other TV series of the time in hatching my love of American cars.

[Pigmy Pony]

Bet you remember Heather Thomas though.



But don't ruin it by finding how kind the years have been to her. Having said that, she is four months older than me, so I shouldn't expect too much.

[Macca]

Used to love that back in the day, I don't remember any bath in the driveway, but I do remember his two-tone brown GMC pickup, that was cool, and probably instrumental amongst other TV series of the time in hatching my love of American cars.

I think that was the Torino in Starskey & Hutch for me, first American car I can recall paying attention to. Also Rockford's Firebird, and the Charger in The Dukes of Hazzard.

[Macca]

Bet you remember Heather Thomas though.



But don't ruin it by finding how kind the years have been to her. Having said that, she is four months older than me, so I shouldn't expect too much.

Lucky we still have these old shows from when they were at the height of their powers.

[Roy S]

Favourite film yank tanks

55 Chevy and 70 GTO from ‘Two lane blacktop.




32 Ford, 58 Impala and another 55 Chevy from ‘American Graffiti’





70 Challenger from ‘Vanishing Point’.

[Barry]

Some good films mentioned there.

I have no real interest in vintage cars, but one 'road movie' which I will always try to watch when it is aired is Steven Spielberg's debut film "Dual".

[Macca]

My favourite American car is the 1965 Pontiac GTO - must be that year, and the hard top version.

Not sure it's in many films but Wheeler Dealers did one years ago, still my favourite episode:



Not the Wheeler Dealer's car but a better picture:

[Roy S]

Nuff said