Friday, October 16, 2009

Tuesday, July 28th 2009

4:00am
Solid Gold 3.38 - "Marilyn McCoo & Rex Smith Show 38" (1983)
Performers include June Pointer ("Ready for Some Action"); Dexys Midnight Runners ("The Celtic Soul Brothers"); Jose Feliciano ("Lonely Teardrops"); Bryan Adams ("Straight from the Heart"); Crystal Gayle; Kool & the Gang; and Night Ranger. Rex & Marilyn sing "Always Something there to Remind Me". A Rex & Marilyn duet closes the show.

5:00am
Nia Peebles Party Machine

6:00am
Jokers Wild

6:30am
Jokers Wild

7:00am
Family Feud

7:30am
Family Feud

8:00am
Let's Make A Deal

8:30am
Let's Make A Deal

9:00am
Rollerwarriors 1.01 (2008)
a 7-part documentary series covering the 2008 Kansas City Roller Warriors season.

10:00am
Rollerwarriors 1.02 (2008)

11:00am
Rollerwarriors 1.03 (2008)

noon
Rollerwarriors 1.04 (2008)

1:00pm
Radio simulcast
Democracy Now!

2:00pm
Rollerwarriors 1.05 (2008)

3:00pm
Rollerwarriors 1.06 (2008)

4:00pm
Radio simulcast
The Great Canadian Talk Show /w Marty Gold

5:30pm
Rollerwarriors 1.07 (2008)

6:30pm
Rollerwarriors 1.08 (2008)

7:30pm
web special: "Roller Derby Dolls" (2008) (Australia)
short documentary about the recent revival of Roller Derby in Australia.

8:00pm
movie: "Jam" (2006)
They were television sports stars of the '60s and '70s, a bigger draw than major league baseball. And then, virtually overnight, they disappeared. Now, one man has brought them all back to reclaim their lost glory! Shot over seven years (1998-2004), JAM follows the saga of the America Roller Derby League, a group of fading Roller Derby stars who, despite the fact that they are in their 50s and 60s, are determined to make the sport a national sensation once again. At the center of it all is Tim Patten, the league's founder and impresario. Diagnosed HIV positive in 1983, Tim believes his passion for Roller Derby is what keeps him alive. Against all odds he pours thousands of dollars into different schemes, ranging from starting an Internet TV show to hiring models, in an effort to bring in crowds. At the same time, he cares for his partner, David, dying of full blown AIDS, and fends off attacks from a former business partner who runs a rival Roller Derby outfit. Equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking, JAM takes you into the skater's world on and off the track. With their outsized egos and broken bodies; they struggle with addiction and financial ruin; they're paid twenty five dollars a game; they bicker and backstab; they are, as Tim says, the "ultimate dysfunctional family." But they live for the roar of the crowd, a few minutes in the spotlight and for a chance to recapture their celebrity status. Laugh-out-loud funny moments mixed with scenes of heart-wrenching sadness, stunning betrayals and unexpected humanity: this is how audiences have described JAM. From the on-track battles, where long-time friends become gladiators engaged in vicious fistfights and 50-year-old skaters pull off eye-popping stunts, to the off-track struggle to simply let the world know Roller Derby still exists, this film shows us that the pursuit of a dream can drive people to unbelievable extremes.

9:30pm
movie: "the Big Lebowski" (1998)
Jeff Bridges, John Goodman

11:30pm
movie: "Jawbreaker" (1999)
Marcie Fox, Rebecca Gayheart, Rose McGowan
In what was meant as a harmless birthday prank, three of Reagan High School's most popular girls, Julie, Foxy, and Courtney pretend to kidnap their friend, the latter shoving a jawbreaker into the victim's mouth to keep her from screaming. Their plan goes awry when the girl accidently swallows the jawbreaker, choking to death. The cool and calculating Courtney tries to cover the crime but is found out by school geek Fern Mayo. In return for her silence, Courtney transforms the gawky Fern into the stylishly beautiful Vylette, leaving the conscience-stricken Julie out in the cold, threatening to set her up for the girl's murder if she breaks her silence.

1:00am
special: "101 Most Sensational Crimes of Fashion" (2004)

2:00am
adult movie: "Teresa, the Woman Who Loves Men" (1985)

4:00am

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