Sorry, late notice again.   :-

Kathy Cody's earliest Gunsmoke eps will air today.  From TVLand.com--

"Women for Sale", Pt. 1 at 5 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Times
Several settlers and travelers are taken captive by a band of renegade Indians and sold to white mercenaries for slave labor and prostitution.

"Women for Sale", Pt. 2  at 6 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Times
Marshal Dillon rescues Stella and Marcy from their Indian captor, and they accompany the Marshal as he tries to stop a white-slave trader from escaping to Mexico with his potential slaves.

Check your local listings for the times in your area.  

when i posted this i had no idea that mr.hofstede had any other history with the show.i thought it was just a random thing.
so he wrote a book reviewing the show?he's quite funny,i'd be interested to read it.does anyone know where it can be purchased(other than at the fest)?

mscbryk,

You can order it from Kathy Resch, P.O. Box 1766, Temple City, CA  91780 <Kathleener@aol.com>.  I paid $12 at a Fest but I've misplaced her current price list so you'll need to ask what she charges plus the shipping cost.

Volumes 1 through 42 of the early eps are reviewed in TWoDS #75/76, and if you're interested you can ask if she has any more.  The reviews in this article are frank but with less humor, yet considering the material that's probably not surprising.  Here's an amusing excerpt from "The Dark Shadows Collector's Series" by David Hofstede that I bet will forever alter how you view a certain scene:

VOLUME 38:  ***
... Now that the existence of Josette has become accepted among the Collinwood folk, it was a mistake to not let her speak, except through a seance. Doing so would not break any precedent--Bill Malloy's ghost had no trouble talking, and it would have avoided awkward scenes like the one Alexandra Moltke is saddled with in episode 3. "What is it, Josette?" "David's in trouble?" "Is that what you're trying to tell me?" says a desperate Vicki, who sounds like she's in an episode of Lassie. "What is it, girl? Timmy's trapped in the well?" "Arf! Arf" As a result, one of the pivotal scenes in the phoenix storyline becomes unintentionally funny.

I've never heard of this movie/show.

It was a short lived series on ABC called Galactica 1980-- only 10 eps, perfect for a SciFi channel marathon.  BTW, don't you love that after the SFC dropped DS from their weekday schedule they seem to be showing nothing BUT classic TV shows? 

So Lara and Roger starred in another movie/show besides DS?? Hmmm,,,,veddy interesting.

Someone also noted that on the page for this episode on TV Tome.  Nice!

Glad you enjoyed the pics.

This was on the same tape as the Galactica 1980...

The great Thayer David appeared in The Rockford Files episode "Say Goodbye to Jennifer".  It aired in 1975.  He played a godfather named Carl Birrell and managed to intimidate the heck out of James Garner's character in their one meeting.




The Rockford Files airs weekdays on WGN.

The Centurion tries to protect Andromus despite his
insistence that the signal be safeguarded instead.



Holding Andromus, it leaps to their destruction

directly into a trash bin. 

I LOVE this picture!

Slipping Wolfman Jack some skin.

Using the microwave causes the Centurion to collapse.
It's tended to by Marj Dusay.  Val Bisoglio is standing behind her.

Zapping the microwave oven instead of the other way around.

Their signal weak, the two Cylons set out to find a way
to contact their home base.  It's their lucky day because
they're picked up by the general manager of a radio
station whose wife invites them to a party with other radio
types, and even better, it's Halloween!

Despite her appearance, LP really is playing a human.



The car pool from hell.

The driver is William Daniels.

Bad writing, good guest perfomances.