Personally , I like the one where they first met on the premier. Jeff is such a putz that he falls for everything.Ten speed is in rare form and ready for any con. Second to that is the one where he is hired by the Governors son to find his mistress who is a dance hall girl. Great show, what do you think?
shareI love the one that was a take-off of the old Looney Tunes cartoons of the Coyote and Roadrunner. That gag with the lit dynamite being thrown back at them was so funny. Was that "Treasure of Sierra Madre Street"? That episode name really rings a bell with me as one of my faves.
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Are you pondering what I'm pondering?
I think so, Brain, but we're already naked.
February 1980 hitch hiked out of south Florida's west coast highway Rt 41 Tamiami Trail to Hollywood by way of RT 10. While stealing motel rooms waiting for wired money I stumbled on what I think is the 3rd episode titled "There's No Free Lunch" location shoot. A scene was being shot at The Cross Roads of America a little shopping village between Sunset and Hollywood Blvd where it runs parallel. Ben Vereen's stand-in was sympathetic to my needs that day as he welcomed to have lunch with the cast. The guest stars where Denny/Scott Miller (Wagon Train) Tony Burton (Apollo Creed's trainer of the Rocky films) This is where I met Ernie Orsatti and as we talked about my hometown in SE Pennsylvania I mention that singer Jim Croce was also from there and my high school alumni Ernie mentioned that he too was in a movie that Jim Croce sang I Got A Name and I loudly said The Last American Hero. He smiled and said "I was the guy who got the girl (Valerie Prine) at the end. So I'm sticking with this episode as my favorite
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