From: weberm@polaris.net   
      
   I watched:   
      
   WE ARE THE 80'S   
      
   WE ARE THE 80'S   
      
   WE ARE THE 80'S   
      
   WE ARE THE 80'S   
      
   ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS:   
   That YouTube channel is still playing eps. Unfortunately, it STILL   
   seems to be playing only a handful of ones from the first and second   
   season.   
      
   THUNDARR THE BARBARIAN:   
   "Last Train to Doomsday". Thundarr and his men are in pursuit of Janus   
   after he and a race of Hawkmen attack some villagers and the train   
   route of Tye, the former swamp urchin from Harvest of Doom. The group   
   is in for a surprise when it turns out Janus is actually Gemini in   
   disguise seeking revenge on Thundarr.   
      
   THUNDARR THE BARBARIAN:   
   "Master of the Stolen Sunsword". During a battle with Yando (a supposed   
   wizard with unusual magic), Thundarr is struck by red Negative   
   Lightning, which significantly diminishes the power of his Sunsword.   
   The weapon can be restored at the nearby Pool of Power, but it is   
   stolen by Yando who seeks to have the Sunsword's power for himself.   
      
   CHARLIE'S ANGELS:   
   "To Kill an Angel". The autistic child Kelly's tending stumbles upon   
   a gun left at a murder scene---and shoots her. I found the kid   
   annoying and I always confuse this ep with at least one other with a   
   similar plot involving wandering the beach in a daze.   
      
   HART TO HART:   
   "Cop Out". When a prostitute is murdered, one of Jennifer's former   
   sources asks her to investigate.   
      
   FANTASY ISLAND:   
   • "Superstar". an accountant (hey, it's "Radar O'Reilly"!) wishes to   
   become a baseball Superstar   
      
   I hated this one because I didn't give a shit about the story and   
   characters, and neither did the writers. It turns out that Roarke only   
   arranged for him to strike out a bunch of famous baseball players from   
   the time once, so how is that making him a baseball superstar?   
      
   • "Salem". a couple's wish to live with simple and old fashioned   
   morality and values lands them in Salem Massachusetts leading them to   
   wonder which time is better.   
      
   This one was more interesting, but Leslie Neilson as the strict leader   
   was weird. TBH, I hoping to see a reveal at the end with him being   
   another customer who wanted to be a mean cult leader.   
      
   FAMILY GUY   
   "Pumpkin Spice Girls". Meg discovers the seasonal delight that is the   
   pumpkin spice latte, but when the limited time offering lapses, her and   
   Lois concoct an elaborate heist to steal the formula.   
      
   Sorry, I just couldn't get past the concept. There is no secret formula   
   and you can get it whenever you want.   
      
   FAMILY GUY   
   "Man-Fest Destiny". Peter and the guys become shipwrecked at Fire   
   Island; Chris and Brian perform a lobotomy on a social media-crazed   
   Stewie.   
      
   Who the hell is Bowen Yang? Is he a new gay celeb I missed the memo   
   about?   
      
   What did you watch?   
      
   --   
   Democrats and the liberal media hate President Trump more than they   
   love this country.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)