Loni Anderson

An evil gang takes over an amusement park only to be foiled by three Ninja-trained brothers and a TV action star in this smartly paced (if by-the- numbers) kiddie action flick. Medusa (Loni Anderson) and Lothar (Jim Varney) head up the gang with ransom money and mayhem on their minds. But they don't count on the young Caucasian trio, taught by their inexplicably Asian grandfather, and Dave Dragon (Hulk Hogan), making a live appearance at the park. What follows is campy humor, lots of Karate-esque action and plenty of Home Alone-type boy vs. foolish bad guy high jinks. And girls aren't left out: the brothers' neighbor, a brainy techno girl, is on hand to hack into the computer to override the gang's murderous plans, while also providing 007-style gadgets for hand-to-hand combat. While there is plenty of gunplay in the 90- minute film, no one is killed or even significantly hurt, making it appropriate for ages 5 and older. --Kimberly Heinrichs

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In the early `80s viewers were first introduced to the comic crowd of bizarre broadcasters in the radio station of WKRP. Like listeners of the fictional WKRP, the audience started out small, but for four years WKRP in Cincinatti entertained a growing aud

The "Saturday Night Live" skit that dares to ask the musical question "What Is Love?" becomes a feature-length comedy. Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan are the slick-dressing, head-bobbing Bubati brothers, who spend their nights trying to gain entry into L.A.'s hottest nightspots and "score" with the ladies, and their days dreaming of opening their own club. Dan Hedaya, Loni Anderson and, as himself, Richard Grieco also star. 81 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital stereo Surround, French Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English; featurettes.

Expanding their one-joke skit from television's Saturday Night Live, Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell are Doug and Steve Butabi, the wearers of the rayon suits and Speedo trunks who bob their heads in unison to dance music while unsuccessfully preying on women in clubs. What's funny in a three-minute piece doesn't always get funnier by expansion, but Kattan and Ferrell give it a go with fellow SNL member Molly Shannon as their ambitious neighbor. By day they work in their father's fake-plant store. By night they prowl the club scene after spraying on the cologne in their gauchely decorated bedroom. A fender-bender with Richard Grieco (playing himself) gets them into the popular club the Roxbury, but it's not all good news, as the brothers soon find themselves torn apart. Doug and Steve are pathetic but lovable, mostly due to the actors' talents for self-deprecating humor. All gifted comedians, Kattan, Ferrell, and Shannon obviously feel comfortable around each other, and their love triangle (which prompts send-ups of Say Anything and Jerry Maguire) is the funniest joke in this mostly lame comedy. Too bad, because it clocks in at about 80 minutes and could have run on television as a pretty good episode of SNL, which has been known to get a bit lame itself. --Shannon Gee

Rockin' 1978-82 CBS sitcom chronicled the goings on at the title Ohio radio station in the wake of a format change from easy listening to rock and roll. The ensemble cast included Gary Sandy as program director Andy Travis, Gordon Jump as henpecked station manager Arthur "Big Guy" Carlson, Loni Anderson as sexy secretary Jennifer Marlowe, and Howard Hesseman as burnt-out DJ Dr. Johnny Fever. With Frank Bonner, Tim Reid, Jan Smithers. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary on selected episodes; featurettes. 22 episodes on 3 discs. 8 3/4 hrs.

One of DVD's most requested titles, WKRP in Cincinnati is a blast from the past and an absolutely golden oldie. But this first-season set is bound to cause static with fans who have eagerly anticipated its release. Because of pesky music rights, the songs don't remain the same. "Hot Blooded" is not playing when mild-mannered newsman Les Nessman (Richard Sanders) puts on a toupee in anticipation of an awards-dinner date with bombshell station receptionist Jennifer (Loni Anderson). It's "Beautiful Dreamer" and not "Fly Me to the Moon" that chimes when Jennifer's doorbell is sounded. Any number of generic songs have replaced the contemporary and classic rock so vital to WKRP, which is, after all, set at a radio station, albeit one that is best known for its farm reports. Enter Andy Travis (Gary Sandy), the new program director charged with turning the station around, beginning with changing the format to rock & roll. Andy, the series anchor, is something of the head guard at a nut farm. In seasons to come, he will wonder if he is one of the nuts, which include: "Big Man," Mr. Carlson (Gordon Jump), who is easily flustered, especially by his formidable mother, the station owner; polyester-clad sales director, Herb Tarleck (Frank Bonner), hopelessly old school and on the make for "Jenni-poo"; and morning DJ, Johnny Caravella (Howard Hesseman), a former "boss jock" now reduced to playing "You're Having My Baby" by the Hallelujah Tabernacle Choir. Also on staff is Bailey (Jan Smithers), Mary-Ann to Jennifer's Ginger, and who lacks the confidence to assert herself at the station; and Venus Flytrap (Tim Reid), whom Andy hires to be the nighttime DJ. It's a seamless ensemble of likable characters on par with The Mary Tyler Moore Show's WJM news team. WKRP is one of those rare series that hit its irresistible groove from the get-go. Hesseman sounds all the right notes as Johnny, reborn as Dr. Johnny Fever (ranked no. 73 on the Bravo "100 Greatest TV Characters" chart). As the season unfolds, the hits just keep on comin', including the classic "Turkeys Away," about a Thanksgiving stunt that goes hilariously awry ("As God is my witness," Mr. Carlson insists, "I thought turkeys could fly"), the "Goodbye Johnny" two-parter in which the (briefly) departed Johnny's replacement is involved in payola (resulting in Mr. Carlson mistaking cocaine for foot powder), and "Never Leave Me, Lucille," in which Jennifer desperately tries to reunite Herb with his wife. Purists may balk at the replaced songs, but the sharp writing and performances provide WKRP's real music. --Donald Liebenson

This was the only promotional print released of Ms. Anderson, taken during her stardom as Jennifer Marlowe in the hit TV series WKRP In Cincinnati. Loni was not only a Playboy centerfold, but also the wife of supersar Burt Reynolds! IMDB this hottie and you'll see what we mean. A very rare original publicity print that you'll probably never see again! AmericanRinger.com acquired these and NOBODY ELSE HAS THEM! This is the real deal vintage stuff only available from American Ringer.

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His annual Christmas specials were a TV staple for four decades, and this nostalgia-packed program features memorable moments from Bob Hope and such guest stars as Lucille Ball, Jack Benny, Bing Crosby, Redd Foxx, Dolly Parton, Red Skelton, John Wayne, and many others. You'll also see Bob perform "Silver Bells" with an array of female guests, and more All-American football players than you can shake a jingle bell at. 60 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English stereo; bloopers.

The Gambler V: Playing For Keeps: Kenny Rogers is Brady Hawkes, a famous gambler whose only game in life is to find his son, Jeremiah, who has left a prestigious university and has been spotted running with Butch and Sundance's "Wild Bunch," the wanted gang of thieves on the run from the Pinkerton detective agency. On a tip from a convicted associate of Butch and Sundance, Hawkes heads to Ft. Worth to see Fanny Porter -- the city's most prominent madam and friend of the gang. At an opera house filled with Pinkertons, Brady confronts his son and begs him to go back to a straight life before it's too late. With the lead detective Frank Dimaio and his agents present, the only future for Jeremiah is prison. When Brady returns to Fanny's, Butch and Sundance head for the jail, helping Jeremiah escape and once again the gang is on the run. In a desperate race to find his son before the Pinkertons award the bounty on the bandits -- dead or alive -- Brady's trek spans from Galveston to South America with the Pinkertons close behind. Jeremiah's fate rests on Brady's gamble to save his son's life. The Gambler Returns: Luck Of The Draw: Hawkes, Jones and Cassidy are on their way to the biggest poker game in history. But a few folks want to see them fold before they even get there. Heroes and villains, sharpshooters and card sharks. Fistfights and shootouts, dusty trails and wild saloons. That's right: The Gambler's back! Kenny Rogers saddles up for his most spectacular ride as Brady Hawkes, better known as The Gambler. This time, he's got a wagon full of fabulous co-stars in a great gun-slinging adventure. The Gambler's headed from Mexico to San Francisco to test his skills in the richest poker game ever. It's a rip-roaring adventure with your favorite card shark -- so come along for the ride as THE GAMBLER RETURNS!

Audio cassette. MCA, 1982. Track listing: I'll Fall In Love Again / What's Come Over You / Learning To Live Without You / Last Night / WKRP In Cincinnati (Main Theme) / Walk Away / You Told A Lie / Real Love / You Made Your Bed

Publisher: Signet ISBN-10: 0451222776 ISBN-13: 9780451222770 Subject: Romance Publication Year: 2008 Language: English Synopsis In this touching new series from Catherine Anderson, a woman with psychic abilities must join forces with a rancher to help locate a missing child. this book is new never been read but there is a brown scuff mark on the cover and a bend in the top right corner. I USE THE USPS TO SHIP . I SHIP THE SAME DAY I RECIEVE CONFIRMATION OF PAYMENT OR WITHIN 24 HOURS. UNLESS IT IS OVER THE WEEKEND THEN I SHIP OUT ON MONDAY. IF YOU NEED THE ITEM EXPIDITED TO YOU THAT IS ON YOU AND WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE SHIPPING PRICE. IWILL OFFER A DISCOUNT ON MULTIPLE THINGS PURCHASED. THERE ARE NO RETURNS. I TRY TO LIST THE CONDITION OF MY ITEMS AS ACCURATELY AS POSSIBLE BUT EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES. PLEASE BEFORE LEAVING BAD FEEDBACK CONTACT ME AND WE WILL WORK IT OUT. I DO TAKE PICTURES OF MY ITEMS BEFORE I PACKAGE THEM, AND I TRY TO PACKAGE THEM VERY WELL SO AS NOT TO BE DAMAGED IN SHIPPING. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENS TO THE ITEM ONCE I SHIP IT OUT TO YOU. PLEASE IF THERE ARE ANY PROBLEMS CONTACT ME ASAP.

One of America's most famous celebrities, a movie and television star, offers an honest and revealing portrait of his life and career, reviewing his many loves, his many successes, and his many heartaches. $150,000 ad/promo.