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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Villano" data-source="post: 417645" data-attributes="member: 505">The Flash was a great series.  You should check it out if you can find it (if you live in an area that has comic cons, you should be able to find tapes of the episodes).Actually, the pilot movie was released on video years ago, and the two Trickster episodes where released theatrically in Europe as The Flash 2 (I think it was subtitled "Revenge of the Trickster" or something like that).  I'm not sure if the "sequel" ever made it to video in the US, though.It's really a shame that there wasn't a 2nd season.  According to Mark Hamil, who played the Trickster, the season premiere was going to feature a team-up of the comic villains who appeared in the first season (Trickster, Captain Cold, and Mirror Master).Hamil also said that he wrote or was writing a script for Gorilla Grodd or Vandal Savage (who would be such an easy villain to do...his only superpower is immortality). Brisco is tied with Nero Wolfe as my favorite series of all time.The woman in question was Dixie Cousins.  Here's something interesting about the actress from the imbd.com:"Kelly Rutherford has been and still is a famous celebrity in Turkey. Her role in the short-lived, but highly acclaimed, TV series, "Generations", made an impression in the cultural psyche of the Turkish people so much so that allusions to "Sam," her character, are commonly applied in daily life and if you ask the devout fans they'll readily attribute the success of the drama entirely to her presence. She followed her fame by recording various commercials for the Turkish market, and even appeared in a nationally broadcast music festival. Rutherford's kindness has very much endeared her to the Turkish people."I wonder if she puts "big in Turkey" on her resume? <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />BTW, I, personally, like the Schwenky (sp?) Sisters.  Do you remember them?  They were the buff, German blacksmiths.  One of them was portrayed by the woman who played the buff warrior woman who had a crush on Hercules back on his series (I think her name was Atalana).She eventually ended up as the girlfriend of Prof. Wickwire (John "Gomez Addams" Astin), and doing oiled up blacksmithing stage show with her sister.How come they never told us about this stuff in our American History classes?  The education system in this country is a disgrace!</blockquote>

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