Yellow Rose, The (1983) TV series 1983-1984

Nightime soap opera involving "The Yellow Rose", a 200,000 acre ranch in Texas operated by the offspring of the founder.

AVAILABLE EPISODES

Season 1, Episode 3

When Honor Dies

22 October 1983

The Yellow Rose (1983) TV series 1983-1984
Cast: Cybill Shepherd, David Soul, Edward Albert, Noah Beery Jr., Ken Curtis, Tom Schanley, Michelle Bennett, L.Q. Jones, Steve Sandor, Deborah Shelton, Susan Anspach

Blue Monkey (1987)

An insect bites a man who touchs an exotic greenhouse plant. Look for a beautiful Susan Anspach and a young Sarah Polley.







Blue Monkey (1987)

Cast: Don Lake, Gwynyth Walsh, Ivan E. Roth, Sarah Polley, Steve Railsback, Susan Anspach

Slap Maxwell Story, The (1987) TV series 1987-1988

"Slap" Maxwell is a sportswriter of the old-school--hard-working, uncompromised.

One of television's all-time greatest shows and most certainly in the list of the top 10 greatest sitcoms. Wry, dry and self-deprecating, this is a sitcom sans laugh track. As this show proved, if the writing is working, it's not necessary.

AVAILABLE EPISODES

Season 1, Episode 1
23 September 1987

Season 1, Episode 2
30 September 1987

Season 1, Episode 4
14 October 1987

Season 1, Episode 5
28 October 1987

Season 1, Episode 6
4 November 1987

Season 1, Episode 10
9 December 1987

Season 1, Episode 11

6 January 1988

Season 1, Episode 12

13 January 1988

Season 1, Episode 13

20 January 1988

Season 1, Episode 14

27 January 1988

Season 1, Episode 16
10 February 1988

Season 2, Episode 17
2 March 1988

Season 1, Episode 18
9 March 1988

Season 1, Episode 20
6 May 1988

The Slap Maxwell Story (1987) TV series 1987-1988
Cast: Bill Cobbs, Dabney Coleman, Megan Gallagher, Shirley Jones, Susan Anspach

I Want to Keep My Baby (1976) TV Movie

"I Want to Keep My Baby" is a cautionary TV movie starring Mariel Hemingway as a pregnant 15-year-old girl. She is pressured by her mother (Susan Anspach) to keep her baby, despite the warnings of a social worker (Rhea Perlman) that the girl is emotionally and financially unable to care for the child. Taking a defiant attitude, Hemingway insists upon setting herself up as a single parent. It is only after a few harrowing months of unassisted motherhood--and a brief temper flare-up in which Hemingway comes dangerously close to injuring her child--that the girl bows to logic and puts the baby up for adoption. "I Want to Keep My Baby" would have been more effective without such melodramatic setpieces as a rape attempt and a chance encounter between the girl and a pair of adoptive parents. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

I Want to Keep My Baby (1976) TV Movie

Cast: Jack Rader, Lisa Pelikan, Mariel Hemingway, Rhea Perlman, Susan Anspach, Vincent Baggetta