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la notte di antonioni
cummon, take the pen
lair of the white worm on ifc at midnight.
wm wellman wild boys of the road on now tcm
probably crap but tin man tonight on scifi reimagines the wizard of oz. some quality actors involved dreyfuss, alan cummings and zooey deschanel.
also, don rickles garners some attention tonight on an hbo special.
history channel reruns its hippies doc at 8
new survivor man on the science channel at 9.
some nice selections tonight on tcm from brian dennehy. just watched the carol reed directed odd man out. just started an angry young man era flick starring albert finney. tivoing the brit black comedy the wrong box which follows.
with the market in a state of change the focus of the flip shows has tipped from flipping for big dough to resto for the love of it (cough cough... ) style of flipping show :
Have you ever stared at the carpet on your floor and wondered if there was a beautiful, original wood floor underneath just waiting to be restored? Or seen a run-down shack that looks like it was once a beautiful Victorian mansion?the host comes off pretty well on this show as a genuinely nice guy with real skills and good judgment. at one point he blows off steam hopping in his truck to do some dumpster diving around the hood and finding useable doors and fireplace mantles, thusly saving on a tight budget funds and keeping the materials real - not home depot junk.
If you have or are just fascinated by meticulous restoration, don't miss our fun, new show, Flip It Back. Airing November 17th at 9PM on TLC, Flip It Back spends a full hour following Gable Painter (yes, it's his real name) as he obsessively restores an old Victorian home in Union Hill neighborhood in Richmond, Virginia. This special episode offers an detailed look at how Painter reuses, restores and recovers materials to ensure an authentic look.
rip squeezer/actor dick wilson
Coming up at 8:00 on AMC: The Searchers, John Ford/John Wayne post-heroic western. Often cited as the peak of the genre.