Thanks! Didn't know that.. I'll have to hunt it down and see what all the fuss is about.Go Juice wrote:The show is posted online K.
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Thanks! Didn't know that.. I'll have to hunt it down and see what all the fuss is about.Go Juice wrote:The show is posted online K.
jeta1 wrote:I'll watch a couple more episodes before giving up. Like a book, you need to get into the story before giving up. I'll give them a chance or two
Just a quick correction the "original" Airport film was from 1970 and was based around a winter storm. You're talking about Airport '75...which is awful as well as all the sequels that follow itDoc wrote:I've yet to see a TV movie or "soap" that is anywhere near accurate in it's depiction of anything "aviation". From the Baron that hit the 747 in the original Airport movie....
I always wondered why we never saw hot, young, skinny blonde women with perfect makeup and hair that have thousands of hours of northern heavy tailwheel time, flying on Ice Pilots NWT.there's nothing unusual to see two twenty-three (give or take) year old women at the helm of a mighty Dak, shutting them both down and "Coming in dead stick...."
That French hobbit looking girl was the resident "babe". Enough to keep me south of 60 for the rest of my life.Colonel Sanders wrote:I always wondered why we never saw hot, young, skinny blonde women with perfect makeup and hair that have thousands of hours of northern heavy tailwheel time, flying on Ice Pilots NWT.
Anybody know how to get the coffee I just spewed all over my keyboard off the keyboard. That cracked me up, dude!azimuthaviation wrote: That French hobbit looking girl was the resident "babe". Enough to keep me south of 60 for the rest of my life.
Persactly, the CBC did not make this for pilots, they made this show for the great "aviation unenlightened" Canadian TV audience and, more particularly to torture those of us who actually do know how to fly and have only one TV channel.. The Canadian Broadcorping Castration....MrWings wrote:I watched it for the first time last night too.
Let's all be clear here. This show is not intended for pilots. At least not if you are looking for an actual representation of of commercial flying. Hell, even Ice Pilots doesn't accurately portray everything.
As a comedy, it is great. Kind of a Russ Meyer B-movie feel with airplanes replacing breasts.