#turner hooch

[soweirdondisney]

A little throwback to Disney Channel's February 1999 schedule found in a copy of Behind the Ears magazine.

[hannibalismos-jaaneman]

[harrietvane]

Well this is embarrassing. For everyone.

[romancemedia]

Underrated TV Shows Cancelled Too Soon (2)

[waterfire1848]

[ Katara knowing Zuko is outside her tent. ]

Katara: I wish it was hailing, Yue. Send me hail. Hail the size of cantaloupes! If you’re a just and fair spirit.

[mtrmtr]

simple rules!!

[abalidoth]

Certain kinds of fruit can be disassembled into finitely many nonmeasurable point sets and reassembled into a pair of TV detectives. This is known as the Bananach-Starsky paradox.

[mysticmeowz]

Excuse me~

[doggurujoe]

New Blog Alert: "Paws and Rewind: Dogs in Classic Movies"

Ever watched a movie and thought the dog stole the show? You're not alone!

If you've ever teared up watching Lassie or laughed out loud at Beethoven's antics, you know that these four-legged stars are more than just cute faces. They're silent storytellers, teaching us about loyalty, love, and—yes—even the complexities of human nature.

Join Dog Guru Joe on a nostalgic trip down celluloid lane as he digs deep into what these iconic pups can teach us about storytelling and ourselves. It's the perfect blend of humor, nostalgia, and some "pawsitively" profound insights.

Dig in Now!

[tvshowpilot]

From chasing down dangerous criminals to protecting key witnesses, the TV shows in this video offer a compelling look into the lives of U.S. Marshals.

[supernightboy08]

My Favorite 1989 Movies:

1. The Little Mermaid (1989)

2. Back To The Future 2 (1989)

3. Batman (1989)

4. Turner & Hooch (1989)

[schlock-luster-video]

On December 21, 1989 Turner and Hooch debuted in Hong Kong.

[athelind]

The funniest example of this for me was the time my father and I (both from California) took a road trip through Maine in the 1980s. One night, we turned on the TV in the hotel room, and watched Murder, She Wrote -- a series supposedly set in Maine, but filmed in Mendocino. We were aware of "California Doubling," but seeing terrain that was so familiar but looked nothing like what was outside our window had us both rolling.

The most disorienting example of this was a movie which was filmed in the Monterey Bay area when I was stationed at the Coast Guard base there. There is one scene with a conversation between two people on a pier, and the camera keeps switching back and forth between them.

The problem is that when the camera is turned one way, it's on the pier in Monterey. When it's turned the other way, it's on the pier in Moss Landing, twenty miles to the north. Being in the Coast Guard, I was intimately familiar with both locations, and it felt like I was being jerked twenty miles every time the camera flipped around.

I have never seen that movie all the way through, because that scene literally induced motion sickness. I mean, I regularly went out in heavy seas on rescue missions, so that was a high bar.

when a film or tv show takes place somewhere where you have been, it is your sacred duty as viewer to say “i’ve been there” every time you recognize a place

[tragicmammal]

Turner and Cerberus

From Hooch to Cerberus, Turner’s world just got a lot more chaotic. Three heads, one wild ride. 🐕🔥

[vijayvision]

I had seen dashing entries of bollywood stars in typical Hindi masala films. But Hooch's (dog) entry was mesmerizingly cinematic! Directed by Roger Spottiswoode, starring Tom Hanks, Turner & Hooch is a buddy comedy film. Blending the elements of comedy, drama and action, this film entertains us throughout its runtime. Dog lovers will enjoy this film more as it has a Dogue de Bordeaux named Hooch. Detective Mr. Turner's life takes an unexpected turn when he becomes the new owner of Hooch as Hooch's owner Amos is murdered. This is the story of how a dog becomes a partner in solving the murder case resulting into the bond between them!

~Vijay

[micromanagement]

dog bath