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RE: 100 Greatest TV shows...

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eppis1

In Reply to: RE: 100 Greatest TV shows... posted by FRG7SWL on September 30, 2016 at 09:07:56

I thought David Chase (of the Soprano's) got his break in the 1970's Rockford Files? It may have been before that.

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RE: 100 Greatest TV shows... - FRG7SWL 09:49:45 10/01/16 (0)
You're right, eppis1. Chase did work on Rockford Files. He morphed NEx from its' gentle nature into a more mean-spirited direction in its' last seasons. Which apparently inspired that Soprano vibe a few years later. ... Another show which deserved mention would be "The Lieutenant", Gene Roddenberry's first show. Hard to imagine nowadays, but it depicted a peace-time Marine Corps. Although Viet-Nam's spectre was in the back ground. Only lasted one season, but starred Gary Lockwood as Lt. William Tiberius (yes, Tiberius) Rice & Robert Vaughn as Captain Raymond Rambridge. Plenty of future Star Trek actors too.

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