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Fingers Crossed For Michael Stoyanov To Finally Come On As A Bonus Guest Interview Sometime In Season 3 🙏🏻😃⭐️🌟😎📱

I am thrilled to find this podcast. I am an 80's girl who wanted to be Laura Holt when I grew up. To summarize my devotion to it, let's just say I started to watch at 13 and I never stopped. I've had to buy the dvd box set twice. Remington Steele ( the original) would never work in 2024 but it was in my opinion groundbreaking. As much as I love the show listening to SZ talk sometimes makes me cringe. It's like she has a chip on her shoulder. It's been years and you made your character Iconic for our generation move on its what I want to say to her be gracious and grateful and a little humble but again I did not walk in her shoes so who knows what she went trough. I know she was supposed to be the star and in my eyes she was the main character and the reason for me watching but the show was named Remington Steele and Pierce Brosnan is a force no way he would have stayed a minor character. I am grateful that on dvd Season 1 he put to rest the never-ending rumors of not getting along, and he spoke lovely of her. Not everyone gets along while working, best example is Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny who are now the best of friends. Having said all this, I will forever be grateful for Laura Holt who shaped me in so many ways. I would love to see a spinoff where their granddaughter takes over the agency.

I Hope Michael Stoyanov Will Be Part Of Season Three As A Guest Fingers Crossed

casting Bruce is almost the same story as casting Pacino in Godfather, lol.

I still love this show so much!

I watch Cagney and Lacey every day. I have to get my fill of the show. I love the accent that Mary Beth has and Cagney’s spit fireisms. They need to put them back together again one more time. Brenda Evans

Great tv show for the times

I Hope Michael Stoyanov Comes On The Podcast At Some Point

Please Get My Favorite Actor And My Biggest Fan Michael Stoyanov Who Played Anthony Russo On The Hit Classic NBC TV Show BLOSSOM From 1991 - 1995 I On The Next Podcast Love His Fantastic Work Very Talented He Kinda Reminds Me Of The Amazing Late Dixie Carter From Designing Women In A Fun Way Michael Also Did Other Shows Like Empty Nest Baywatch Married With Children Billons The Blacklist Just The Ten Of Us And TJ HOOKER You Will Really Love Him 🙏🏻😃📱And Make Sure To Get Him To Send Me A Fan Shoutout

I miss Cagney and Lacey SO MUCH!!!! Do you always post on RUclips? Because I only ‘watch’ podcasts!!!

I love this series, and I'm learning a lot. Great Episode as always👍🏽

As to what Lacey says to the flasher "Put that thing away, you don't know where it's been!" TV show here in the UK asked the production team whilst the show was still on air and that's what they came back with.

For what I understand the show decided to film several episodes in Europe because the 1984 Olympics were in LA.. making location filming around LA difficult.

I really loved this show!

Loved scarecrow and Mrs King

I saw Chris Cagney as a vulnerable flawed heroine. I adored her. Thank you, Sharon Gless. ❤❤❤❤❤

Brilliant 🥰

I wonder why Murphy's name wasn't on the door?

I recently started watching Remington on Prime video. I originally watched it, but this time I've binged at least 5 times. I never get tired of it. Thanks for making it.

I loved this show. She was the best part about it.

I have been binge-watching "It's a Living." I am 54, it was one of my favorite shows in my teenage years. I discovered this interview when I was searching for the real composer of the Beautiful Lady Near Me song that character Sonny Mann wrote. It was a beautiful song. It was first used in the show where the record producer offered Sonny a record deal because of that song, but it turned out to be a mistake because he was drunk.

My word for Tyne: distress

I love Remington Steele. It's too bad we never saw Zimbalist in any other big roles.

So many great DW episodes to cover -

I loved this show, it started in my later teenage years, and just saw myself through Amanda, loved the dynamic of their relationship

I finally got the chance to sit back and listen to your show, and I have to say that I love it. This episode was great, and I enjoyed the insight. But, out of all the shows, characters, and actors discussed, I have this weird urge to watch Remington Steele.😆 Happy to be a new subscriber! 👏

She was a fabulous selection for the show. First season was the best. She looked best in her business suit.However her understanding of the show, that she was the Star, he would play a minor role as comic relief and appear in the last 2 mins of each show. When they filmed “License to Steal” it was clear both were going to be the Stars. Then they dropped the first season intro, a very provocative opening by her explaining the premise of the show. She was not happy when the second season intro it was no longer about her. Clearly the NBC executives wanted both to be Stars. It was promised to her that this was “her show.” This was the beginning of the feminism movement, she doesn’t need a big strong man. Hence her hat, I can fill that role.

No Mildred’s character was a mistake. If you wanted to attract older viewers that’s the ticket. I would have kept season one characters. Ms Fox was often very skeptical of him.

A couple of notes. I talked about divergence in my previous comment on part one, how life became vastly different for Hungarian Americans and those who stayed, which is why Casablanca is partially built on a factual error. Keeping in line with the “let's give exotic characters Hungarian names, nobody will notice” trend, Lazlo per the story, flees to Casablanca to avoid Nazi occupation. All fair and good for a Czech or a Slovak, the polar opposite for an ethnic Hungarian. A small war and the First Vienna Accords awarded much of Slovakia to the Kingdom of Hungary, and after 2 decades of being considered a 5th column in their country, many were welcoming. So why would he flee? He couldn't have been a communist, they either stayed behind or somehow managed to flee to the USSR. That leaves one unspoken conclusion never spelled out (since yeah the Nazis were bad, but America was still not keen on Jews), namely that Lazlo was assimilated by name but remained Jewish, and once evident what happened he fled. If one binges or watches the show in installments, looking back, maybe there's one thing Miss Zimbalist forgot that Steele even mentions in Season 5 while visiting the Soviet embassy, to see how the other side lives. RS is a time capsule of the Western world. In fact, before owning the show on DVD, I've first seen it in German dubbed in the 90s. Where Moonlighting was bought shortly after the Cold War because Bruce Willis became a big hit, RS flew under the radar for a long time. By the time RS was dubbed into Hungarian, I knew Mr. Brosnan as Bond and Miss Zimbalist as a movie actress. Speaking of division, a couple of years ago, Patrick Duffy narrated a Romanian movie on how Dallas directly contributed to the downfall of Ceausescu. Despite mixed marriages, Hungarians in Romania did not tattle to us on what happened in Dallas, so while they got to enjoy it when it originally aired, it was almost over by the time we started. Speaking of Romania, driving a stick, well… there's a “certain charm” to learning to drive on badly maintained roads in cars intentionally designed not to be comfortable.

It was only touched upon as a fleeting remark regarding family history, Zimbalist as a name isn't that widespread in Hungary. Her grandfather left for America in 1911, shortly before the inevitable collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which became a massive point of divergence for any Americans who traces their heritage to the monarchy. One giant linchpin was the process of forced Magyarization, assimilation where cultural identity was forged into the majority by way of pressuring non-Hungarians into choosing between keeping their social status and/or land at the price of abandoning identity, or keeping it but losing the former. After the war, the cimbalom returned to the Romani community, and started to be associated with them. Gheorgheni is a city in Transylvania, which is said to be the origin of the name. That said as her grandfather was Jewish Russian who was born at a time when pogroms were still a thing I wouldn't be surprised he adopted the name as a vocation.

Excellent interview with Eilish

Have to say Martha did a great job as Francine Desmond..love SMK!

This is so interesting! I googled Eilish because I'm sitting here watching "Murder She Wrote" & noticed her name as the costume designer. So I googled it & found this. This is so interesting & I'm really enjoying this interview & hearing from Eilish.

TV and music, this was the ultimate episode for me. My favorite montages were "Starsky and Hutch", "Vega$", "I Spy", "Mission Impossible", "Barney Miller", "The Monkees" and "Friends". "Hill Street Blues" is one of my favorite Mike Post themes (along with "The Rockford Files" and "The White Shadow"), and it did make the Billboard top 40. I love that "Breaking Bad" brought "Baby Blue" by Badfinger back to the charts. I also watched an episode that used "Goin' Down" by The Monkees. That was so cool. Thanks for another great show ladies. BTW Susan, you are so not Rose.

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Great interview ladies. Mr. Kreppel seems like a lovely fellow, glad he seems to be doing well.PS If you take requests, any chance of getting the Landers Sisters on your podcast? I'd especially like to hear from Judy. She must have so many stories about her time on Vega$, BJ and the Bear, Madame's Place and many other shows of the era.

Fred Neil wrote "Everybody's Talking". Harry Nilsson wrote "Cuddly Toy" and "Daddy's Song" for The Monkees and "One" by Three Dog Night. His self penned hits included "Lime In The Coconut" and "Me and My Arrow". Funnily enough, his two biggest hits were cover versions, the aforementioned "Everybody's Talking" and "Without You" written by Pete Ham and Tom Evans of Badfinger. Love your podcasts, looking forward to a very special episode of 80's TV Ladies.

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Say the name Miss Sharon Gless and you instantly connect to the SUPERB cop series Cagney and Lacey my favourite cop series of all time which made miss Sharon Gless ( Detective- Sargent Christine Cagney ) not just a household name but an Emmy award winner with her incredible talent. Miss Sharon Gless shows with perseverance you gain ultimate success and how very successful she is with her unforgettable roles she has portrayed including Detective Christine Cagney. Bless her what a wonderful classy incredibly talented powerful Hollywood star with a down to earth persona. What a wonderful interview, may miss Sharon Gless continue to be very SUCCESSFUL. ♥

È davvero guardarsi i film per evitare di uscire fuori alla realtà intimidatoria che esiste.perlomeno qualcuno vede certe differenze

Cute. Nice nod to a funny show.

I Love Tyne Daly and grew up watching Cagney and Lacey at 12 years old in the early eighties. I am rewatching episodes on RUclips and other content with Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly which is endlessly fascinating and moving. I think that if Tyne Daly wanted to watch herself in Cagney and Lacey she would be made aware of both their loveliness and accomplishments in every scene and each story, as I do, even as i am now 55 and a want to be poet. Love Dan

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Steele was one of the best shows of the 80s and one of my top favorites to this day.

Huge fan of Remington Steele! Thought Stephanie Zimbalist was extraordinary as Laura Holt. A very talented actress! So, I was so very disappointed by this interview (both parts). She came off as unkind, self important and just generally unpleasant. I was never a fan of her father's (he couldn't act worth a damn), but the way she describes her relationship with him was just creepy. It just goes to show that actors in real life can be so very disappointing.

52:00 Mr. Steele was on the run bc of his past crimes and Laura Holt had to run the agency on her own.

Coming back to the Podcast bc I rewatched S4 & S5. S4 had a lot of good episodes including all that you mentioned in this podcast. I loved "Surburban Steele", "Steele at your Service", and loved Mr. Steele in "Coffee, Tea or Steele" where he bounces and tests the bed while Laura is talking to Mildred on the phone. But it didn't touch too much on their relationship besides "Forged Steele" and "Sensitive Steele." But S5... Micheal Gleason seemed to want to save the show by introducing another man for Laura. Laura and Remington agreed to finally sleep together but the more the season progressed, the less they were on screen together. Was it on purpose if Stephanie and Pierce weren't getting along at the time? I wish we actually got a conversation between Remington and Laura about how they felt about it each other. Idk She kisses Tony and then gets annoyed with Mr. Steele for ratting him out to the police. Mr. Steele loses his father. And Yet they find a way to get together again? I think creator Micheal Gleason really thought changing the show would convince the network but it didn't.