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- CBS' live flag-to-flag coverage of the 38th annual Daytona 500 NASCAR race from Daytona International Speedway.
- 2006–202144mNot Rated8.6 (21)TV EpisodeA documentary look at the 2003 New England Patriots, winners of Superbowl XXXVIII. The Patriots' 2003 season is examined through the views of free agent safety Rodney Harrison, veteran linebacker Willie McGinest, and offensive coordinator Charlie Weis; they provide behind-the-scenes looks at how the team was assembled, the effect of the sudden release of popular veteran safety Lawyer Milloy, and the team's record-setting streak of victories ending in a victory over the Carolina Panthers in what was widely considered the most exciting Superbowl ever.
- Two boys watch Wile E. Coyote chase Road Runner continuously and express their opinions. They ask why the Coyote wants the Road Runner so badly. Wile E. Coyote then explains in a comedic documentary why he wants the Road Runner so badly.
- Lady Penelope persuades Jeff to take a well-earned holiday on her sheep farm in Bonga Bonga, Australia. Will Scott be able to cope with the new responsibilities he has as head of International Rescue?
- When Mr. Freeze, desperate to save his dying wife, kidnaps Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) as an involuntary organ donor, Batman and Robin must find her before the operation can begin.
- The Joker is back with a vengeance, and Gotham's newest Dark Knight needs answers as he stands alone to face Gotham's most infamous Clown Prince of Crime.
- After the destruction of the Twelve Colonies of Mankind, the last major fighter carrier leads a makeshift fugitive fleet on a desperate search for the legendary planet Earth.
- Jessica Tate's sharp-tongued former butler, Benson DuBois, moves up in the world, becoming first the governor's "director of household affairs," then the state's budget director, then lieutenant governor and candidate for the executive mansion.
- A concert film in which Bill Cosby discusses weekends, raising children, dentists, and many other situations.
- Two hillbilly types, Royko and Tanen, visit the VA Hospital to see Murdock. When they go to his room, Royko produces a sawed-off shotgun and blasts open the door. The two hillbillies take Murdock hostage and drive off in a pickup truck with an Indian companion. When Face hears of the kidnapping he learns that the Army has been alerted, and barely escapes when Colonel Decker arrives at the hospital. Royko, Tanen, and the Indian drive over 100 miles upstate and arrive at the house of their pappy, Darrow, a famous bounty hunter who sees Murdock as his ticket to the A-Team, the big score he's sought all his life. Darrow draws the A-Team north, but Murdock escapes and a three-way pursuit ensues between the A-Team, the bounty hunters, and Decker. Murdock finds shelter with a small-town veterinarian, Kelly Stevens, as he tries to contact the A-Team, but as the two wait, Murdock and Kelly begin falling in love, to the point that when Murdock eventually reunites with the A-Team, he has to phone Kelly to reassure her he's all right - and must lead the Team to rescue Kelly when Darrow and his boys take her hostage.
- The Angels investigate a series of murders which occur after the theft of a witness protection profile database.
- A Chicago cop is caught in the middle of a gang war while his own comrades shun him because he wants to take down an irresponsible cop.
- A young woman is found wandering alone in Central Park resulting in the reopening of a 10 year old case, while Olivia Benson and Sheila Porter go to family court regarding Noah.
- Decker learns that The A-Team is taking down cattle-rustler Russ Clayton. When he arrives at the scene the team is gone - but blood is found on the ground. The reason is Clayton attempted to shoot Hannibal but Murdock took the bullet, and the team is desperate to find medical help to save Murdock. As they strain to help Murdock, the members of the team recall his contributions to their success, such as giving B.A. his blood, leading an escape from prison, helping Face pull numerous confidence jobs, and displaying general engaging wackiness. However, with Decker on the prowl, the team must get the bullet out of Murdock's body themselves - and are forced to surrender when Murdock proves too weak to be moved.
- CBS' live flag-to-flag coverage of the 21st annual Daytona 500 NASCAR race from Daytona International Speedway.
- When an object tracks across the sky and lands in a remote area in Wyoming, Oscar and Steve arrive on the scene and find that a Russian space probe built to withstand the extreme Venus environment has crash landed on earth and is out of Soviet control. It's up to Steve to try to stop the probe from destroying a nearby town.
- In Week 13 of the 2013 NFL season the Denver Broncos visited the New England Patriots in the fourteenth career meeting between quarterbacks Peyton Manning, in his second year with the Broncos after thirteen seasons with the Colts, and Tom Brady. The ensuing game became one of the most competitive in the rivalry's history as the Broncos forced several turnovers and scored 24 points to lead 24-0 at the half - but it was a lead that would not hold.
- James Bond is sent to investigate the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul, who is funding the development of an international space weapon.
- When a man calling himself "the Scorpio Killer" menaces San Francisco, tough-as-nails Police Inspector "Dirty" Harry Callahan is assigned to track down the crazed psychopath.
- The short-tempered Daffy Duck must improvise madly as the backgrounds, his costumes, the soundtrack, even his physical form, shifts and changes at the whim of the animator.
- Eddie Murphy's raunchy, raucous stand-up comedy routine is captured for posterity on this tape.
- A Shaolin martial artist travels to an island fortress to spy on an opium lord - who is also a former monk from his temple - under the guise of attending a fighting tournament.
- In a distant part of the galaxy lie The Twelve Colonies of Man, a civilization that has been at peace for some forty years with an empire of machines, the Cylons, who were created generations before as worker drones for mankind, but became independent, rose in rebellion, and launched war on their masters. Now, the Cylons have evolved into more human form, into machine-created biological beings, who seek to exterminate true biological humans. To this end they use a human scientist, Gaius, to help one of their infiltrators, known as #6, penetrate the Colonies' master defense mainframes; Gaius is reluctant but smitten by #6, a Cylon woman of seemingly insatiable sexual desire, and the result of their affair is a nuclear sneak-attack that obliterates the Colonies and the star navy deployed for their protection. One ship, however, survives, an obsolete battlestar known as the Galactica; scheduled for decommissioning, the Galactica instead must lead 50,000 surviving humans on a quest for a new home world, where they must bear children to rebuild their race. First, however, the Galactica must lead surviving ships of the Colonies to a weapons deployment base within a spatial storm, a rendezvous that leaves them trapped when two Cylon base stars track them down and open fire.
- A technical malfunction sends American planes to Moscow to deliver a nuclear attack. Can all-out war be averted?
- The government employs a team of experts who are shrunken to microscopic size to infiltrate and combat otherwise impenetrable threats.
- A pilot is sent into the Soviet Union on a mission to steal a prototype jet fighter that can be partially controlled by a neuralink.
- Richie gets a call from Fonzie to see him at his garage. When Richie arrives he finds Fonzie finishing up repairs on a hearse - in whose casket is contained thousands of dollars in counterfeit money. Fonzie recognizes the funeral home that owns the hearse is a front for illegal movement of counterfeit money, and Richie tells him to call the police. Fonzie, however, decides that to avoid suspicion from the funeral home he'll return the hearse as if nothing is wrong. Later that day, however, when Fonzie is not seen anywhere, Richie grows concerned, and he takes Postie and Ralph to the funeral home to look for Fonzie. Fonzie, however, returns to Howard and Marion's house unharmed, having gone to the police after returning the hearse. Unaware of this, Richie, Postie, and Ralph uncover the mastermind behind the counterfeiting ring, a flamboyant heavyset criminal known as Candy Man for his obsessive indulgence in lollipops. Richie overhears Candy Man lamenting that Fonzie has found his counterfeit loot, and vows to kill him. Richie manages to sneak out of the funeral home, but Ralph and Postie are grabbed by Candy Man's henchmen. When Richie returns home he learns that Fonzie is going to his garage. Fearing Candy Man has set a trap, Richie drives desperately to the garage just as Fonzie enters - and Richie's worst fear erupts in his face as the garage explodes, with Fonzie inside.........
- Years after a friend and fellow 00 agent is killed on a joint mission, a secret space based weapons program known as "GoldenEye" is stolen. James Bond is assigned to stop a Russian crime syndicate from using the weapon.
- 1967–19687m7.3 (35)TV EpisodeThe Guardians Of The Universe hold sway on the planet Oa, and they contact test pilot Hal Jordan to alert him to the escape of Evil Star, an intergalactic super-criminal who wears a star-band on his wrist that gives him unlimited powers. Hal Jordan alerts his young mechanic Kairo, a lad from Venus, and quickly transforms into his true identity of Green Lantern, in time for Evil Star to attack Earth. After being beaten back by Green lantern, Evil Star fires across the universe to Oa, where a final confrontation ensues as the lord of crime seeks to wear out the 24-hour limit on the power of Green Lantern's energy ring.
- The McMillans' maid Mildred is serving on the jury deliberating on the fate of San Francisco football star Luke Johnson, but one night she is attacked in her hotel. The jury is moved to a different hotel and in their vote for a decision, jurors vote to acquit Luke Johnson - except for juror Tom Rhine, Jr. Later that night when Jerry, a guard, gets a phone message for Rhine from his stepmother Virginia Rhine, he and another guard go to Rhine's hotel room, and find him shot to death. McMillan must now investigate two murders - the murder of Luke Johnson's teammate Mo Draper (the subject of the trial) and the murder of juror Tom Rhine. The McMillans and Charlie Enright question Luke Johnson's lawyer, the Rhine family, team manager Andrew Brille, and Jerry the guard, but several attempts are made on their lives, including an attempted shooting of Stewart at a football game, before Stewart makes a startling discovery about the way Rhine died - and in turn learns the true reason why Tom Rhine was killed.
- After being shot in the line of duty, Harry Orwell was forced to retire from the San Diego Police Department. To supplement his police pension, Harry runs a private detective agency out of his beach house.
- 1967–19686.5 (34)TV EpisodeKobarah, an interplanetary pirate, has built a gigantic energy beam transmitter on the planet Pluto, from which he bombards Earth with a powerful wave of energy. When news of the holocaust reaches Midway City, it brings into action Hawkman, the winged avenger from Thanagar now living on Earth as scientist Carter Hall. With the aid of his fighting mascot Screel, a powerful red-tailed hawk, Hawkman flies his powerful Hawkship to intercept Kobarah's beam and attempt to destroy Kobarah's transmitter.
- Popeye, Olive and Wimpy take an unintended trip to the moon, which is inhabited by cheese-people and tyrannized by the Big Cheese.
- 1970–TV EpisodeFor the end of Week Five of the 2003 NFL season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers hosted the Indianapolis Colts. The Bucs, under head coach Jon Gruden, were fresh off their Superbowl championship but had begun to struggle as the 2003 season went on. The Indianapolis Colts, meanwhile, had become a consistent winner under former Bucs coach Tony Dungy, who was making his first trip to Tampa since being released after the 2001 season. The Colts were rapidly becoming famous in the NFL for their offense, the most explosive seen in the league in many years, but as the game went on Indy's high-octane offense was stymied by Tampa Bay's superb defense, and in the final minutes of the fourth quarter the Bucs led Indy 35-14, a deficit considered impossible to overcome - until the most dramatic finish seen by Monday Night Football in many years unfolded.
- When a billionaire builds a casino called the Joker's Wild, the Joker breaks out of Arkham Asylum to destroy it.
- 1967–19681h7.1 (39)TV EpisodeThe Rock Men and Chrystal Men, alien races of the planet Mercury, are at war and use Earth as a launching base for their conflict. The Rock Men send a force that drills into Earth's surface to establish a beam transmitter that can detonate the mammoth energy orb that powers the Chrystal Men nation, an act that will destroy the planet and wreck the entire solar system. While a Chrystal Man force flies to Earth to stop their enemy, the Rock Men fight back with energy weapons that attract a cosmic storm of debris, bringing out Superman, Green Lantern, and Hawkman to intercept the space bombardment, while on the planet surface two more Justice Leaguers, The Flash and The Atom, track down the Chrystal Men's ship. When the JLA learn the full extent of the Rock Men's plan, they go into action to stop them and also to bring an end to the two sides' conflict before it's too late.
- This is a semi-biographical account of the short NFL career of quarterback Ryan Leaf, who was one of the most highly-rated quarterbacks entered in the NFL's 1998 player draft and was considered a lock as first or second choice. Leaf was chosen second, by the San Diego Chargers, but signs of trouble surfaced behind the scenes when, in answer to a question about how he would handle being such a high draft choice, Leaf proclaimed he would take some buddies to Las Vegas and celebrate madly. It quickly became clear Leaf lacked maturity to lead, and after winning his first two games of the 1998 season his efforts collapsed in a dreadful loss to Kansas City, followed by an infamous screaming encounter with a local reporter and a perfunctory public apology. Leaf never accepted the responsibilities of being a leader, constantly quarreling with seemingly anyone around him, and injury benched him for the 1999 season; when his replacement, Moses Moreno, was himself injured early in 2000, Leaf became the Chargers' starter and proved abysmal as a quarterback with just one win in sixteen games. He was cut after 2000 and finished his career as a low-ranked backup in Dallas in 2001 before disappearing from the NFL altogether, his career considered the worst in the history of the NFL.
- Harry reads in the paper that his old Korean War buddy died in a plane crash. His widow tells Harry about him acting strangely before his fatal flight and Harry decides to find out what really happened.
- Seattle cop is caught up in a corrupt police force that he is trying to make right. McQ is a cop with a mission.
- This 1998 game between the Patriots and the Dolphins came at a crossroads for the New England Patriots franchise. Multiple injuries had helped drop the Patriots from a 4-1 season start to 5-5, and in the days before the game team owner Robert Kraft announced that the franchise would move from Foxboro, MA to a new stadium in Hartford, CT following unsuccessful negotiations with the city of Boston, MA for a new stadium on Boston's waterfront - a move subsequently aborted the following April following collapse of a funding proposal for the Hartford stadium. With Patriot fans upset but nonetheless supportive of their team, the Patriots took to the field for an important AFC Eastern Division match-up with the Dolphins. The Dolphins held a 23-19 lead in the final two minutes of the game, and on the Patriots' final possession quarterback Drew Bledsoe broke his right index finger after striking the helmet of lineman Todd Rucci. A botched timeout call in which Patriots coach Pete Carroll called for timeout but the players, not seeing him, ran a successful fourth down conversion, led to a red zone showdown between the Bledsoe-led Patriots offense and the Miami Dolphins' stiffening defense.
- A dramatization of the battle that was widely heralded as a turning point of the Pacific Theatre of World War II.
- Mike runs for Mayor.
- When the circus comes to town, The Monkees visit The Big Top--and discover that this particular circus is suffering from declining attendance. Embittered performers who have not been paid for some time blame this situation on rock'n'roll discotheques--an enmity personified when Victor, the circus' ace knife-thrower, attacks Davy with perfectly-aimed throws within inches of his face and threatens to call the police. Another performer, Susan, befriends The Monkees but is distraught when Victor delivers a written ultimatum to Pop, the circus' ringmaster. The Monkees then pose as aerial performers from France who wish to perform in the circus, which wins the confidence of Victor and other performers--but backfires on The Monkees when they are expected to actually perform the dangerous aerial tasks required. Forced to confess that they are in fact rock'n'roll singers, The Monkees are caustically shamed into leaving by the enraged Victor and the other performers, leaving Susan in tears, but Davy insists on doing something to help the circus, and The Monkees unexpectedly succeed in winning back the confidence of the other performers--except for Victor, who refuses to perform. Davy takes his place as knife-thrower, but to Victor's horror the lives of Susan and Peter are threatened when Davy's errant throws nearly stabs both of them before a sold-out audience..
- Starbuck is framed for murder of a sports rival. Apollo suspects Baltar but Adama agrees to charge Starbuck and try him for murder until Apollo can come up with some proof that he didn't do it.
- Poopdeck Pappy is suddenly frightened of a mysterious flute melody that wafts through the air. At first Popeye and Olive cannot hear the haunting melody, but Pappy tells them about when he was a young man, and he was attracted to a young woman, a jewel of the sea, who tried to seduce him but turned out to be Wicked Seahag in disguise. Upon discovering her true identity Pappy fled, and Seahag vowed revenge. Now she has discovered a flute melody that can hypnotize Pappy into her trap, and when Popeye and Olive finally do hear the haunting melody, Pappy becomes hypnotized drawn to the dungeon of a distant castle, where Popeye must enlist the aid of Eugene The Jeep is rescue him.
- Michael Nesmith performs live at the Britt music festival, showcasing both circa-1960s/early '70s tunes from both The Monkees and his solo career, and also tunes from his then-recently-released album Tropical Campfires, backed by his longtime pedal steel compadre Orville "Red" Rhodes and by country-rock veterans John Jorgenson, John Hobbes, and others.
- The last game before their bye week of the 2003 season, the New England Patriots took on the Denver Broncos, a foe they had long struggled against; they had won ten of their first eighteen match-ups against the Broncos in the 1960s, then split four 1970s meetings before losing eleven straight against John Elway's Bronco teams; the Patriots finally won again after Elway's retirement, winning two straight before dropping two straight entering this 2003 match-up. The Broncos were surging toward the 2003 playoffs under the stewardship of coach Mike Shanahan, having recovered from a 6-10 1999 season, the first following Elway's retirement. Former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Jake Plummer was the Broncos' new QB, but Plummer and backup Steve Buerlein were out with injuries, leaving journeyman Danny Kanell to control the football on Denver's possessions. The heart of the Broncos, though, was their defense and their running game, and they pounced to an early 7-0 lead before Tom Brady nailed a 66-yard touchdown pass to wide-out Deion Branch late in the first quarter. The Broncos scored twice more before a late kick return by Bethel Johnson set up an Adam Vinitiari field goal that left the halftime score 17-13 in favor of Denver. Late in the fourth the Patriots trailed 24-23 but were backed up at their one-yard line, and it was here that Patriots coach Bill Belichick called for taking a deliberate safety, putting the score 26-23 but allowing the Patriots to kick the ball from their 20 yard line. An unexpected bounce off a poor punt by Ken Walter put the Broncos deep in their territory, and a three-and-out Broncos possession gave the Patriots one last chance to pull an upset in Invesco Field.
- 1970–TV EpisodeFor Week Eight of the NFL Season, Monday Night Football aired the New England Patriots visiting the Minnesota Vikings. Following a comedic skit in which the cast of the television series Ugly Betty spoofed Bill Belichick's penchant for wearing sweatshirts on the sidelines, the broadcast segued to the game itself, a match-up between a Patriots team under fire from many experts because of wholesale changes to their wide receiver corps and a Minnesota Vikings squad a year removed from an embarrassing party cruise that helped lead to wholesale changes in personnel and the team culture. The Vikings entered the game 4-2 and fresh off a dramatic 31-13 road rout of the Seattle Seahawks, while the Patriots stood at 5-1 but were considered vulnerable after three shaky performances in Foxboro, this despite road routs in Cincinatti and Buffalo. The game itself would prove to be a crossroads in the season of both teams.
- After saving a busload of kids in an accident, Kimble is knocked unconscious and later identified as a fugitive. Gerard comes to this Massachusetts town to extradite him back to Indiana, much to the dismay of the town's grateful residents.
- 20061h 37mPG-137.3 (1.5K)67MetascoreThe rise and fall of the N.Y. Cosmos. The soccer team that brought Pele to America; against the backdrop of N.Y. City in the 70's.