Structured entries
- THE BLACK STALLION
(1979)
w/ Mickey Rooney; Teri Garr; Hoyt Axton
- BLACK BEAUTY
(1971)
w/ Mark Lester; Walter Slezak
- THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA
(1945)
- A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
(1971)
(From BBC Series: "ADV. OF BLACK BEAUTY")
- PROJECT: ALF
2/17/96
w/ Martin Sheen; Ray Walston; Ed Begley, Jr.
The "spacing" from the NBC series (1986-90) resurfaces in this 1996 TV-movie romp. The Tanner family has been relocated as part of the witness-protection program, and ALF has spent the last six years in a maximum-security psychiatric facility honing his entrepreneurial skills. But his cushy setup is blown by a disturbed colonel (Martin Sheen) who wants to have him eliminated. Coming to the rescue are doctors Hill (Jensen Daggett) and Mullican (William O'Leary)—who transport ALF to a desert haven. Moyers: Miguel Ferrer. Lt. Reese: Scott Michael Campbell. Motel Manager: Ray Walston. (2:00)
- PUSS IN BOOTS
(1988)
w/ Christopher Walken
- AIR BUD
(1997)
w/ Buddy the Dog; Michael Jeter; Eric Christmas
- BABE, THE GALLANT PIG
(1995)
Movie: A pig trains to be a sheep dog in 1995's "Babe," the endearing ★★★ children's movie that can be thoroughly enjoyed by adults. Sentimental hogwash? Hardly. The movie earned seven Academy Award nominations.
- DOG'S BEST FRIEND
2/23/97
w/ Richard Mulligan; Shirley Jones; Bobcat Goldthwait; Adam Zolotin
REVIEW OF: BABE. Talking Dog.
- HEAVY WEATHER
w/ Peter O'Toole; Richard Briers; Richard Johnson
Masterpiece Theatre. Prise pigs.
- MAN'S BEST FRIEND
(1993)
w/ Ally Sheedy; Lance Henrickson
- LOST IN THE BARRENS
(1990)
w/ Nicholas Shields; Evan Adams
- LOST IN THE BARRENS II: THE CURSE OF THE VIKING GRAVE
(1991)
w/ Nicholas Shields
- ROSE HILL
4/20/97
w/ Jennifer Garner; Jeffrey D. Sams; Zak Orth
(Hall of Fame)
- LAND BEFORE TIME V
(1997)
w/ Littlefoot; Cera; Duckie
- ANDRE
(1994)
w/ Keith Carradine; Chelsea Field
Family takes in a pet Seal.
- ZEUS & ROXANNE
(1997)
w/ Steve Guttenburg; dog
- JACK LONDON'S THE CALL OF THE WILD
6/22/97
w/ Rutger Hauer
A plaintive 1907 adaptation of Jack London's 1903 adventure classic about "the reign of primitive law." Although Rutger Hauer is the human star of the stately Canadian film, it's told from the point of view of Buck, a sensitive and intelligent St. Bernard-Labrador. Kidnapped from his California home, Buck is sold as a beast of burden in the Yukon, where the mistreated animal bonds with prospector John Thornton (Hauer). But Buck yearns to run free, and is drawn with ever increasing urgency to "the call of the wild." Richard Dreyfuss narrates. Perrault: Luc Morrisette. Mercedes: Bronwyn Booth. (2:00)
See also
- 6069 TRAIN DOGS WOODHOUSE WAY (1983)
- 6070 FLIPPER (1966)
- 6071 BEETHOVEN (1992)
- 1142 FLIPPER: Series
- 1172 FREE WILLY (1993)
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## HEADING: CHILDREN'S SHOWS
## LEFT COLUMN
ANIMALS & PETS
2186. America's 4/27/98
Greatest Pets:
Amazing But True
Host: Jeri Ryan UNUSUAL PETS.
PAULIE (Parrie) (1998)
w/Gena Rowlands & Jay Mohr.
WHEN GOOD PETS GO BAD, 11/12/98
Animals & pets attacking owners &
others.
PETS: SEE ALSO:
6069. TRAIN DOGS WOODHOUSE WAY. (1983)
6070. FLIPPER. (1966)
6071. BEETHOVEN. (1992)
1142. FLIPPER: Series. 10/8/95
1172. FREE WILLY. (1993)
2187. HORSE STORYs:
Black Stallion Black Stallion (1979)
Mickey Rooney, Teri Garr & Hoyt Axton
"Black Beauty" (1971)
w/Mark Lester & Walter Slezak.
Thunderhead, Son (1945)
of Flicka
A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. (1971)
(From BBC Series: "ADV. OF BLACK BEAUTY"
2188. PROJECT: ALF 2/17/96
w/Martin Sheen, Ray Walston and
Ed Begley, Jr.
The "spacing" from the NBC series (1986-90) resur-
faces in this 1996 TV-movie romp. The Tanner family
has been relocated as part of the witness-protection
program, and ALF has spent the last six years in a
maximum-security psychiatric facility honing his
entrepreneurial skills. But his cushy setup is blown
by a disturbed colonel (Martin Sheen) who wants to
have him eliminated. Coming to the rescue are doc-
tors Hill (Jensen Daggett) and Mullican (William
O'Leary)—who transport ALF to a desert haven. Moy-
ers: Miguel Ferrer. Lt. Reese: Scott Michael Camp-
bell. Motel Manager: Ray Walston. (2:00)
PUSS IN BOOTS. (1988)
w/Christopher Walken.
AIR BUD w/Buddy the (1997)
Dog,
Michael Jeter & Eric Christmas.
## RIGHT COLUMN
PETS
2189. BABE, THE GALLANT PIG (1995)
Movie: A pig trains to be a sheep dog
in 1995's "Babe," the endearing
★★★ children's movie that can be
thoroughly enjoyed by adults. Sentimen-
tal hogwash? Hardly. The movie earned
seven Academy Award nominations.
REVIEW OF: BABE.
DOG'S BEST FRIEND. 2/23/97
Talking Dog. w/Richard
Mulligan, Shirley Jones,
Bobcat Goldthwait & Adam Zolotin.
HEAVY WEATHER. Masterpiece
Theatre. Prise pigs. w/Peter
O'Toole, Richard Briers and
Richard Johnson.
MAN'S BEST FRIEND. (1993)
w/Ally Sheedy & Lance Henrickson.
2190. LOST IN THE BARRENS. (1990)
w/Nicholas Shields, Evan Adams.
LOST IN THE BARRENS II: THE
CURSE OF THE VIKING GRAVE.
w/Nicholas Shields. (1991)
ROSE HILL. 4/20/97
w/Jennifer Garner, Jeffrey D.
Sams & Zak Orth. (Hall of Fame)
LAND BEFORE TIME V. (1997)
w/Littlefoot, Cera & Duckie.
2191. A N D R E . (1994)
Family takes in a pet Seal.
w/Keith Carradine, Chelsea Field.
ZEUS & ROXANNE. (1997)
w/Steve Guttenburg & dog.
JACK LONDON'S
the Call of the Wild 6/22/97
w/Rutger Hauer.
A plaintive 1907 adaptation of Jack London's
1903 adventure classic about "the reign of
primitive law."
Although Rutger Hauer is the human star of
the stately Canadian film, it's told from the point
of view of Buck, a sensitive and intelligent St.
Bernard-Labrador. Kidnapped from his Califor-
nia home, Buck is sold as a beast of burden in
the Yukon, where the mistreated animal bonds
with prospector John Thornton (Hauer). But
Buck yearns to run free, and is drawn with ever
increasing urgency to "the call of the wild."
Richard Dreyfuss narrates. Perrault: Luc Mor-
risette. Mercedes: Bronwyn Booth. (2:00)
"Buck" and Rutger Hauer
CALL OF
THE WILD