Things I will be completing whenever I have the time (possibly November):

* Missing (1982)
* Joint Security Area (2000)

I have made caps for two part thriller DCI Banks: Aftermath but I am not too happy with the quality.

As for other things I have more episodes of Dalziel and Pascoe to add along with some of a MInd to Kill along with Series Nine of Spooks.

Not too sure about how soon I can get them done as I'm having to get started on focusing on essays and exams for uni.

Tonight I posted images from the lame-o Nickelodeon TV-Movie Fred: The Movie (2010-TV), so after I'm done with those, I'm going to have to concentrate on tracking those other vehicles in episodes on The Equalizer and/or The Hard Times of RJ Berger next... if not, then after I do either Hoodwinked or Marathon Man.

A special "Andy Griffith Show" 50th anniversary DVD is coming out in December. That's important because I can finally do the show's 1986 reunion TV-Movie, Return to Mayberry, which is part of the DVD. Turns out 20 years after the show, Mayberry is no longer a Ford town as much as it is a Chevy town.

Coming soon: If a Man Answers (1962) starring Bobby Darrin and Sandra Dee, a very frustrating movie to pull cars from but I did get a few.

After reading about people who compare Road Trip (2000) to Overnight Deliverty (1998) I thought I'd check the movie out, and I'm expecting it to be delivered from Netflix this afternoon. However, since I found out there were vehicles from that movie posted here, most of which are blanks, I think I'm also going to swipe some images from it too.


UPDATE: For whatever stupid reason, Overnight Deliver isn't playing on my PC. So I'm going to have to watch this one just for personal enjoyment.


UPDATE #2: The disc turned out to have three big cracks in it, so I had to send it back for one that doesn't have any.

Coming soon: more of The Doris Day Show (seasons one and three for sure) and Get Smart, plus I'll add to Leave It to Beaver and start a new page for My Three Sons(1960-72). They're slowly releasing that show, only a half season at a time and have only released the first two seasons so far. So don't get your hopes up about seeing Robbie's GTO anytime soon.

I also have long-term plans to add more cars from Cheers, but that's like finding needles in a haystack. There were a few cars on that show though, like Frasier's BMW, Sam's Corvette, Cliff's mail Jeep and '64 Chevy station wagon and his mother's Oldsmobile and a few others.

I'm surprised no one has ever done the movie Slaughterhouse Five (1972) considering that a late model Cadillac plays such a big role in that movie. So I'll add that one too at some point.


Finally, the local station that reruns Highway Patrol starts the syndication cycle over next week, which means I'll be able to post images from season four. (If you like '59 Chevys and the '59 Buick Invicta, you'll love season four.)

The Corvette was talked about constantly but I don't remember ever seeing it. Frasier's BMW did have a big role in spin-off Frazier. Maybe it's here but I can't check the site now.

Coming up for me: Steve Coogan's "The Trip". New BBC series.

If I recall the Vette appeared in an episode when it was borrowed by another character. Possibly Cliff or Norm.

I definitely remember it appearing (I think a mid sixties Stingray) but it has been years since I saw an episode.

Connections permitting I'll add Spooks 9 tomorrow after re-watching the last episode which airs tonight.

You're right, a quick google delivers this:



"...a pristine '67 427 Corvette Sting Ray he cherished over everything else. That '67, in the reality outside of TV-land, was then (and still is) owned by Bill Marquardt of Bloomington, Illinois. The Corvette was featured in two episodes of the show..." http://www.corvettefever.com/featuredvehicles/corp_0506_1967_chevy_427_corvette_- stingray/index.html

I'll hopefully have my lost pictures for Dalziel and Pascoe and A Mind to Kill recovered later this week. I'll add them when I have time in a few weeks.

From there I hope to add the pilot movie for Lewis (listed as a separate entity from the series on IMDb) which includes a few kit cars , Series three and four of Wycliffe and the first series of BBC detective series Luther.

I have just been reminded by this thread that I still haven't got round to adding the miniseries DCI Banks: Aftermath. That will fit in there somewhere.

I also over the very long term have my eyes on a show called 'Chancer' where a con man takes over a sports car manufacturer (I guess a bit like a fictional version of Morgan) and attempts to save it from ruin.

I don't think "Frasier" even has its own page here yet. Perhaps after I get through "Cheers" I should pull images for that one too? (There's also Niles' temporary hatchback, Martin's motor home and I remember Daphne shopping for a Mustang convertible, even trying out the convertible top.)

Oh, it's vice versa. "Frazier" on Cheers and "Frasier" later. I knew they changed it for legal reasons.

Yes, it's not here either. I checked in between down times. For Cheers searching plot lines will be a big help:

The Two Faces of Norm (1989) 26 October 1989 (Season 8, Episode 5)
"Rebecca suggests he sell his beloved Corvette."

Love Me, Love My Car (1992) 17 December 1992 (Season 11, Episode 11)
"Sam has second thoughts about selling his Corvette."

The Corvette was seen even earlier than that, I have a specific memory of Sam and Diane riding in it together, and she left at the end of season 5.

Finally got some images from Overnight Delivery (1998) added, and more are coming.


And for some stupid reason, I thought I'd be done with this title after the Mercury Colony Park.

I will be doing 24 Hour Party People (2002) Unless there are no cars whatsoever in it, strange that it's missing... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274309/

As you probably saw, I added three more images from Marathon Man (1976). Sadly, the 1973-76 Ford F-350 ambulance that speeds by Dustin Hoffman as he tries to flag it down isn't one of them. I'm going to have to get a cheap copy of it from Wal-Mart or some place like that, and try capturing it from that.

For the time being though, I have to mentnon something else; The Boy Who Cried Werewolf (2010, TV-Movie) which is currently not available on DVD(although it is on iTunes), has a Plymouth Horizon TC3, and a third generation Volkswagen Type 2 pickup, among the vehicles there. I don't know if I want to capture it myself, or pass it along to somebody else.

Also, if nobody goes out and captures the Volkswagen Rabbit Cabriolet driven by Jackson Stewart in "Hannah Montana", I may have to stoop low enough to rent a copy of one of the DVD's from Blockbuster and try to capture it myself.

I see from the IMDB that The Boy Who Cried Werewolf is set in Romania but was filmed in Canada. It would have been cheaper to film in Romania, and they wouldn't have to make do with pseudo-European cars like the Plymouth Horizon.

The scene with the Plymouth Horizon was supposed to take place in the USA, though... or at least in North America.

In any case, since I bought a cheap copy at a Big Lots store, I'll try to fill in the blanks for Action Jackson (1988) this month, perhaps even this week. And I'd also like to recommend that somebody fill in the blanks for Selena (1997). Whether I do this myself or not, I haven't decided.

Yes, I was right. Episode 5.14, "Diamond Sam":



I hope to add the first five seasons of "Cheers" before the end of December, and also season 3 and most of season 2 of "Get Smart."