James Garner News

For the "Two For Tuesday" edition of "As Seen On TV", we're taking it to a higher source, One Whose name is spoken quite frequently in Toobworld as well as in the real world... and not often enough for the right reasons.

At any given moment I could be making toast while checking email, or making love while carefully considering the career of Megan Fox.

IN LAST week's Bugle we featured a picture that showed seven Warner Brothers TV cowboys from the late '50s/early '60s, and just for a bit of fun asked the question, can you name the seven gunslinging actors and what shows they appeared in? Hopefully, like Mr N. Stanley of Pensnett, Ron Southall-Owen of Bilston, and Mr I. Hackett of Rowley Regis, ...

Some of them have won Academy Awards, Grammys and Emmys. Some served in combat; others simply served.

I was thinking of sending a private eye like Jim Rockford or Thomas Magnum - who used to appear on WNGS-TV - to try and uncover exactly what had been going on at the independent station in the last few months.

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Actor R.G. Armstrong is 92. Sitar player Ravi Shankar is 89. Actor James Garner is 81.

An enormously likable and well-respected star since the early 1950s, James Garner was an Oscar-nominated American actor with a knack for playing lovable rogues in scores of films and television series.

If you have not seen the film "Marlowe" with James Garner as Philip Marlowe, I highly recommend it.

I came across an article with the news that my favorite TV show, MAVERICK, has been digitally remastered and will be sold via the new Warner Archive.

Comedy, Political Dan Aykroyd, James Garner, John Heard, Jack Lemmon Two former Chief Executives, Russell Kramer and Matthew Douglas, who hate everything about each other -- but hate their lives out of the political limelight even more -- are thrown together and on the road.

Over at Big Hollywood, Burt Prelutsky published a list of his favorite -- not necessarily "the best" -- movies, decade by decade.

For the most part, I've led a sheltered life, so every once in a while I try to get out of my comfort zone and learn about the world around me.

There was something unique--in fact, unrepeatable--about "The Rockford Files." A private-eye hero with a gun stashed in a cookie jar instead of on his hip, James Garner's Jim Rockford was an iconic decent, ...

Five deserve reelection, five impeachment. IMPEACH: Dan Akroyd in "My Fellow Americans." Fueding with elder presidents Jack Lemmon and James Garner - what a punk.

Submitted by poppulse on Thu, 2009-02-12 19:22. With the economy in the tank, Valentine's Day has to be done on the cheap.

TV's greatest private eye series comes to an end with The Rockford Files - Season Six - The Final Season , released to DVD a full year after Season Five 's debut last January.

The classic TV cliche of unrelated twins came up this week with the "Generalissimo" episode of '30 Rock'. Eventually every TV character has a twin, usually evil, but in the grand scheme of Toobworld, these ...

Prolific author Nicholas Sparks has said that he writes dramatic fiction, not romance novels.

Welcome back to Paradise Cove, folks. The only bad thing about settling in for a gleefully retro couch potato weekend with "The Rockford Files: Season Six, " the final season of the iconic TV detective show ...