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Little known info about the "nice guys" - Capt Kangaroo, Mr. Rogers
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Lee Marvin was the coolest guy on the planet through much of the 60s
In Like Flint,Our Man Flint blew Bond away
In Like Flint,Our Man Flint blew Bond away
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I meant James Coburn
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The president has been kidnapped and replaced with an imposter. Turncoats have infiltrated the organization, and Cramden has been framed in a compromising position. The only people he can trust are his personal aide, and ex-Superspy Derek Flint. On top of all that, a group of women think they can run things better than the men have.
Lloyd approaches Flint when he "loses" three minutes on his stopwatch during a golf match with the President, and is shocked to find him attended by three new playmates. Flint explains that there were actually five at one time, but he is "trying to cut down." His former girlfriends are now all happily married, having been well "prepared" by the amazing Mr. Flint.
Lloyd approaches Flint when he "loses" three minutes on his stopwatch during a golf match with the President, and is shocked to find him attended by three new playmates. Flint explains that there were actually five at one time, but he is "trying to cut down." His former girlfriends are now all happily married, having been well "prepared" by the amazing Mr. Flint.
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Our Man Flint is a 1966 action film which stars James Coburn as Derek Flint. Directed by Daniel Mann, the premise of the film is that a trio of mad scientists attempt to blackmail the world with a weather-control machine.
Derek Flint is a rough parody of the James Bond franchise, which had gained momentum in the 1960s with Sean Connery representing the British super-agent on the silver screen. Common traits for the two are:
The adversary being a powerful criminal organisation
An appreciation of and by beautiful women
Usage of exotic gadgetry
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Derek Flint is a rough parody of the James Bond franchise, which had gained momentum in the 1960s with Sean Connery representing the British super-agent on the silver screen. Common traits for the two are:
The adversary being a powerful criminal organisation
An appreciation of and by beautiful women
Usage of exotic gadgetry
Vast general knowledge
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I used to love to watch Mr Rogers (and so did my girls). I barely remember Kaptain Kangaroo. I had an older brother so was fed a steady diet of war movies, westerns and cops and robbers type flicks as no matter what my younger sister and I wanted he was three times our size so we either left the room and found something else to occupy our time or we learned to like what HE liked. 
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Petticoat Junction was an after school fav of mine
