All That Glitters (1977– )

TV Series   |    |  Comedy, Fantasy

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Satirical look at a world where women rule and men are objectified.

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14 May 2003 | akjude
WAAAAY ahead of its time!
I have always been a fan of Norman Lear, with his vision and unique sense of humor. "All That Glitters" was one of his best, and I really missed it when it vanished so abruptly. It's a shame that the networks are so quick to pull shows that are unconventional before they have a chance to prove themselves, despite rabid fan bases. (Examples (in alphabetical order): All's Fair, Early Edition, Earth 2, Family Law, Firefly, First Monday, Freaks and Geeks, Golden Years, L.A. Doctors, Ned and Stacey, Nightmare Cafe, Now and Again, Pretender, Prey, Push Nevada, Reasonable Doubts, Relativity, Space:Above & Beyond, Sportsnight, Strange Luck, The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd, Tracker, Vengeance Unlimited, VR.5, Witchblade, and possibly Mister Sterling) (You can't tell I'm a SciFi fan, can you?)

It's gotten so bad that I won't watch new shows that I've heard are great until it's been on at least 3 seasons - It seems that every time I get hooked on a show, it disappears... Of course, now, I just get the DVDs of the complete series. (That's how I've watched Angel, and will probably watch 24.)

Okay, done ranting now!

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Trivia

Album art director Bernie Yeszin followed founder Berry Gordy Jr. and his Motown's Music recording company when Gordy relocated from Detroit, Michigan, to Los Angeles in 1972. Bernie Yeszin was Motown's record company's in house art director, designing and supervising photo sessions for the recording companies album jacket covers. Production designer Hub Braden, after interviewing Bernie, hired Yeszin to design graphics and develop the production's correspondence letterheads, and assist in designing the series "Globatron" logo. With tongue in cheek, the wall mounted "Globatron" three dimensional graphic presentation was centered on a 48 inch iron 3/4" tubular ring. The foam dimensional sculpted symbolic red rose had a clear plastic world globe nestled inside the rose's bloom of flower petals. The featured world globe and red rose was centered upon the corporate office wall, mounted upon an open silver leaf finished swastika connected to the iron tubular outer ring. No one recognized the not so subtle implication of the "Globatron" symbolism.

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Genres

Comedy | Fantasy

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Release Date:

18 April 1977

Language

English

Country of Origin

USA

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