Podcast appearances and mentions of jack scalia

Jack Scalia joins the Ewing Barbecue Podcast to discuss his career and the upcoming Southfork Experience: a weekend of experiences with your favorite Dallas cast members at Southfork Ranch in Parker, TX. October 25-27, 2024. https://www.EwingBBQ.com https://www.southforkexperience.com

A slight delay between episodes due to holidays and illness, but Rupert and Britt are back! Kicking off with an unplanned chat about clickbait, the two then go through listeners' comments, lots of movies (everything from C Thomas Howell fare through to Jack Scalia) and ending with their films of the week, and of course - The ArkinZ'Dar (Laura Linney to Christopher Walken) - in which controversy lies.   This episode is sponsored by British Airways

Susan and Sharon sit down with “Remington Steele” assistant director Jerram Swartz. In a career spanning 5 decades, Jerram has worked on movies including “E.T.: The Extraterrestrial” and “The Blues Brothers” as well as 80's TV classics such as “The A-Team”, “Cagney & Lacey” and “Riptide”. In this episode, he shares stories about the fun, excitement and controversy of working on the fifth – and final – season of “Remington Steele”.THE CONVERSATION- Susan and Sharon's fav Season 4 & 5 episodes and guest stars (Louie Anderson and Terry O'Quinn!).- Pierce and Stephanie and the “Cancelled-and-then-NOT-cancelled” blues…- How Stephanie Zimbalist almost starred in “Robocop”!- What really happened with Pierce Brosnan's whole “James Bond Thing” (and yes, he really was upset….)- Jack Scalia as Laura Holt's new love interest “Tony Roselli”. Was the plan to eventually replace Pierce with him??- Shooting Season 5 in Dublin, Ireland -- and Pasadena, CA…- Learning to tap dance from “Barnaby Jones” star Buddy Ebsen.- Being punched by Robert Shaw on the set of “Swashbuckler”!- Hanging with Kevin “the smart one” Tighe and Randolph “the sexy one” Mantooth on “Emergency!”- Crashing cars into toy stores for “The Blues Brothers”.- Being Mae West's date to a studio screening of “Jaws”.- Good times over the years working with TV ladies favs: Stephanie Zimbalist, Tyne Daly, Christina Applegate, Melissa McCarthy, Ellen Burstyn, Jacqueline Bisset and many others…Join Susan, Sharon and Jerram as they talk Buck Rogers, Walt Disney and traveling the world with a very special Kermit the Frog!AUDIOGRAPHYEmmys.com - The Television Academy websiteCalifornia Film Commission website DGA.org - For DGA Training program and other directing programs.Book: “Backwards and in Heels” by Alicia Malone -- Find it on Amazon. All 5 seasons of “Remington Steele” are now available on Amazon Prime and AppleTV!Watch: Amazon. Watch on Apple TV. For more information or to download a transcript of this podcast, visit our website: 80sTVLadies.com Don't miss out on everything 80s TV Ladies. Sign up for our mailing list!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5585115/advertisement

In this episode Mike, Rich and Steve look at a whole bunch of sci-fi movies. We kick off with SYNCHRONIC, starring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan as two paramedics who come across a new drug messing people up. Anthony Mackie also stars in our second film, OUTSIDE THE WIRE, a Netflix original in which he plays a cyborg hunting terrorists in the Ukraine. Our final feature is ANTI LIFE, also known as Breach in the US. This co-stars Bruce Willis and Thomas Jane and is set on board a spaceship infected with an alien parasite.   Our Short Shot is FASTER - this is a follow up to the excellent The Cure, which we reviewed last year. Click the link to watch the whole thing.   Finally, we take a look at DARK BREED, a PM Entertainment film starring Jack Scalia as an ex Astronaut tasked with locating colleagues who have been infected/possessed by an alien parasite.   Don't forget to check out our FACEBOOK and TWITTER pages where you will find news about new released and our weekly DTV Chart!

Steve & Izzy finish off 2020 & DEEPcember, a month-long celebration of late-80s Underwater Monster Movies, as they are joined by actor Galen Howard to discuss July 1990's "The Rift" starring Twin Peaks' Ray Wise, Dallas' Jack Scalia, Lawnmower Man 2's Ely Pouget & R. Lee Ermey in the role of Captain Phillips!!! How does this movie tie into all the other DEEPcember movies? Do all of the monsters make a comeback? What does the writer have to do with one of the podcast classics? Is everything in Nature vaginal?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a few brews, regain control room privileges, and enjoy!!! Also, follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook for details on our FREE upcoming live shows at Brewvie's Theater in Ogden, Utah!!! Our next show will be ... ... ... hopefully on Wednesday, January 13th, 2020!!! This episode is brought to you by Darn Good Yarn!!! Go through our links in our taskbar at EILFM.Podbean.com to help out some women in need while getting some great deals on: - Beautiful silk sari dresses at discounted prices - Monthly Subscription Packages - The finest yarn made from otherwise discarded silk garments - AND much much more!!! Try it today!!! Twitter - www.twitter.com/eilfmovies Facebook - www.facebook.com/eilfmovies Instagram - www.instagram.com/eilfmovies Etsy - www.untidyvenus.etsy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A NATO team of the least qualified sea-men (giggle) take the Beatle's submarine down to the depths of the sea and find some icky monsters, hungry starfish and love. Of course they do. So some might call the Rift a Leviathan and Deep Star Six knockoff, but we see this as much more of an Aliens knockoff, which becomes its fatal flaw. The plot is just so familiar and could take place in space just as easily as it does it under the sea. You've got the expedition into tunnels with an unknown monster patrol ahead. You've got the "military wants the monster for biological warfare" yadda, yadda. You've got the ship breaking down due to sabotage, yadda yadda. It gets tedious just watching Aliens again. Yet, the effects are a blast with much gore and goop. The monsters are unbelievably inappropriate including the star(fish) of the show. Legs come off, heads get sploded, and Ray Wise gets a face full of slime by the hands of R. Lee Ermey and Jack Scalia's hair explodes throughout the whole movie. It's not anything special, but The Rift is still a do from us.

Experience the most shocking DALLAS Cliffhanger all over again! Special Guest Jack Scalia (Nicholas Pearce) Welcome to the Final Dallas 40th Anniversary Celebration Episode! Dallas cast interviews will continue. He defended Sue Ellen’s honor at all costs, and the cost was high for Nicholas Pearce. The extremely talented Jack Scalia joins me on the show soon. His fate awaits on perhaps the most shocking DALLAS cliffhanger of all. Welcome to the show actor Jack Scalia! This host is honored.  The DALLAS 40th Anniversary Celebration on Hollywood and Beyond with Steven Brittingham continues with a Texas-sized interview. Grab your cowboy hats - the DALLAS Final 40th Episode is here!!Celebrate Big D with Hollywood and Beyond!  Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of BIG D on Hollywood and Beyond with interviews with cast members from the iconic television show and much more.  Jack also shares his involvement as ambassador to the Coalition To Salute America's Hereos, He shares his thoughts on the struggles and challenges our brave men and women often encounter when returning home from duty. Do not miss this informative, in-depth and emotional portion of the episode. Jack also takes a look back on his career as an actor. Features clips from DALLAS - CBS / Warner Bros. / Lorimar Created and Hosted by: Cincinnati actor and writer, Steven Brittingham Visit Hollywood and Beyond on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter today for guest and show news. Contact Steven: hollywoodandbeyondshow@gmail.com   Such an honor to have Jack Scalia on the show! See all of you on the next episode. - Host, Steven Brittingham    

Jeff Senour is the patriotic pilot whose band is bringing inspiration and patriotism back to our schools. By day his stage is the sky, as he flies Southwest passengers across the country. By night, his stage may be anywhere in the country. Soon, you’ll see him in his reality TV show with his co-star, Jack Scalia. Fueled by a passion to celebrate the freedom we all enjoy and to motivate America’s youth through music, Jeff Senour formed the award-winning rock band, CTS, (Called To Serve) in 2001. From radio charts to letters from Presidents, CTS has received prestigious National acclaim for their positive message and musical contributions. If you enjoyed this episode, check out the featured article, video, and more at americansnippets.com/022

     The Great Gary Sinise catches up with his pal Jack Scalia and talks  about his love for all who serve our great country and his foundation. We also learn a little about Gary, his family and their new grandbaby girl!Todays_Vet_With_Gary_Sinise_part_1.mp3

Your Stupid Minds goes back to basics with your standard sci-fi sexy police robot thriller. It’s 1994’s T-Force starring Jack Scalia, Erin Gray, and Vernon Wells. This is brought to you partially by Cinema Terriblé, Austin Texas’s premier bad movie meet up. T-Force was part of a recent double feature at the monthly get together and was a smash hit. T-Force, a team of autonomous robots called “Cybernauts,” is brought in to break up a Die Hard style hostage situation. The team is made up of leader Adam (Evan Lurie), Captain America type Cain (Bobby Johnston), lady robot Mandragora (Jennifer MacDonald), American Gladiator Zeus (Deron McBee), and another one who dies. Adam callously murders numerous hostages in the process and Mayor Pendleton (Gray) orders the team deactivated. This results in T-Force’s murderous killing spree in the name of self preservation. Cain doesn’t go along with Adam’s dastardly plan and teams up with Lt. Jack Floyd (Scalia) to stop them.

Donald P. Bellisario A prolific writer, producer and director, Donald P. Bellisario has been crafting words and stories for a variety of readers and audiences for more than 30 years, and did so long before he gained notoriety as a creator/producer of groundbreaking television series such as “Magnum, P.I.”, “Quantum Leap” and “NCIS”.  In 1961, armed with a degree in journalism from Penn State University, he began his writing career at the Centre Daily Times for four years before becoming a copywriter for a small advertising agency in Lancaster, Penn.  He later moved to Dallas to take a prestigious copywriting position at the famous Bloom Agency. After eight years at Bloom, Bellisario had risen to the level of senior vice president, head of film production, creative director, and member of the board of directors.  Yet, at the age of 42, he was still eager to gamble on a new career.  Moving to Hollywood, he became a story editor on the 1976-78 series “Baa Baa Black Sheep,” with Robert Conrad.  After just five episodes, he was promoted to producer, a position he held for one year.  He then became supervising producer of “Battlestar Galactica” and, subsequently, began to develop his own series.  Bellisario is best known for his creations “Magnum, P.I.,” “Quantum Leap,” “JAG,” and “NCIS.”  Running from 1980-88, “Magnum, P.I.” starred Tom Selleck.  Among other honors, Bellisario's work on the series won him an Edgar Allen Poe writing award.  “Quantum Leap,” the 1989-1993 science fiction drama starring Scott Bakula, garnered four Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Drama Series.  Running for ten seasons, from 1995-2005, “JAG” starred David James Elliott.  Running from 2003 to the present, “NCIS” is currently in its eleventh season.  Bellisario's other “created by” credits include “Tales of the Gold Monkey” with Stephen Collins; “Airwolf” with Jan-Michael Vincent; “Tequila and Bonetti” with Jack Scalia; and “First Monday” with James Garner and Joe Mantegna.  He served as executive producer for all eight series, and also in that same capacity on Paramount's 1995 detective telefilm “Crowfoot.”  For the big screen, Bellisario wrote, produced and directed the 1987 feature film “Last Rites,” starring Tom Berenger.  Bellisario also received the 2001 Producer of the Year award from the Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors.  In addition to industry awards, Bellisario has been the recipient of numerous other awards including the Distinguished Alumni Award from Penn State University; Marine Corps Scholarship Fund Globe and Anchor Award 2002; Red Cross Spirit Award; an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from Washington-Jefferson University; and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.  Born in Cokeburg, Pennsylvania, Bellisario served four years in the U.S. Marine Corps.  Bellisario and his wife Vivienne live in Montecito, CA and Sydney, Australia.

Boone has two amazing guests sharing the airwaves in this amazing episode of TPWBC.

Guests this hour include - Jack Scalia (former Expo, and Jordashe model), and Tom Del Beccaro (PolitcalVanguard.com). -A little sports talk radio this hour with the starting of the baseball playoffs, and Producer Noah in full-fledged Dodger-dom! Will Mark route for this SoCal team? -Mark UPDATES us on Ebola, and why haven't we seen an approved drug to combat it F.D.A.? -Jack Scalia helps us stick with the baseball theme and comes on to talk about the "Coalition to Salute America's Heroes" event. -AND we'll round off the hour talking with on weekly Friday powerhouse, Tom Del Beccaro! This week Mark and Tom talk about spin on the current job #'s, the plastic-bag ban, Stockton declaring bankruptcy (and history of past cities doing so), and are pensions just making this problem worse? LIVE, LOCAL - news and comment with Mark Larson and...The Mark Larson Show!