A truly memorable cult series from the no name hero. »»
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No matter how goofy the animated G.I. Joe: The Movie gets, it’s much more entertaining than last summer’s live action G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. »»
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Nash Bridges: The Third Season truly allows us to embrace Nash and the ‘Cuda as a crack unit. »»
Don Johnson had a terrible burden going into the ‘90s. He was somewhat cursed by his seasons on Miami Vice; the series was so iconic to the ‘80s. The fashion, the music and the cars brought the MTV attitude to fighting crime. For five seasons he and Philip Michael Thomas were connected at the hip. After a lukewarm film career, Johnson took a second shot at TV cop stardom with Nash Bridges. He relocated to San Francisco, gave himself a daughter and drove a yellow ’71 Barracuda. He removed Michael Mann’s stick up his butt to give his new cop a happy-go-lucky attitude. No longer was he the glum Sonny Crockett. Cheech Marin was brought onto the Special Investigations Unit as his partner. His comic attitude also lightened up heavy action. Nash Bridges: The Second Season delivers intense cop action without getting too gritty. »»
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