Tracklist:
01. Physical (03:44)
02. Bette Davis Eyes (03:45)
03. Endless Love (From The Endless Love Soundtrack) (04:27)
04. Eye Of The Tiger (03:53)
05. Every Breath You Take (Remastered 2003) (04:14)
06. Flashdance.What a Feeling (Radio Edit) (03:57)
07. Another One Bites The Dust (Remastered 2011) (03:35)
08. Say Say Say (Remastered 2015) (03:55)
09. Call Me (03:32)
10. Lady (03:52)
11. Centerfold (03:36)
12. (Just Like) Starting Over (Remastered 2010) (03:56)
13. I Love Rock N Roll (02:55)
14. Ebony And Ivory (Remixed 2015) (03:46)
15. That s What Friends Are For (with Elton John, Gladys Knight & Stevie Wonder) (04:16)
16. Upside Down (04:04)
17. Billie Jean (04:54)
18. Abracadabra (05:07)
19. Say You, Say Me (04:01)
20. All Night Long (All Night) (06:25)
21. Waiting for a Girl like You (04:52)
22. Hurts So Good (03:39)
23. Another Day in Paradise (2016 Remaster) (05:23)
24. Do That To Me One More Time (04:13)
A raucously sarcastic take on the game show genre,
Remote Control burst onto MTV in 1987. Part of the cable channel’s first wave of non-video-centric shows,
Remote Control skewered vintage pop culture with its “mom’s basement” style set, cigarette smoking commentators, and questions about everything from physics to
The Brady Bunch or a combination thereof. Contestants slouched in brightly colored Barcaloungers, were pelted with snacks between questions, and got pulled backward through breakaway walls upon elimination. Host Ken Ober (who died in 2009) held court with an everyman sneer alongside announcer Colin Quinn, while comedians like Adam Sandler and Denis Leary popped in to ask questions in guises such as “Stud Boy” or legendary animal trainer Gunther Gebel-Williams. It made both no sense and total sense.
“Bette Davis Eyes,” and we have your All Rise recap below. On tonight’s All Rise season 2 episode 8
“Bette Davis Eyes,” as per the CBS synopsis,
“Mark is forced to prosecute his childhood icon, Samara Strong (Lesley Ann Warren), an ’80s Hollywood star accused of murdering her husband 30 years ago.
It’s a showdown between him and celebrity lawyer Adam Pryce (Jere Burns), who makes a mockery of the courthouse. To make matters worse, Judge Laski (Paul McCrane) is presiding over cases in 802 while Lola is on maternity leave.”
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Release Date: 2005
Director: Terrence Malick
Terrence Malick‘s
The New World is a cinematic wonder; a film that lives, and breathes, and fully transports you into the landscape. Every leaf on every tree, every ripple in every body of water, every bit of muck and grime, every boat that rocks upon unsteady seas – all of it combines to paint a picture that takes your breath away. Malick takes a ton of liberties with the true story of Pocahontas (played here by
Q’orianka Kilcher). History lesson this is not. But it is a romantic, tragic story of an untouched world being invaded by outsiders and the chain reaction that followers. Some may disagree, but I say this is Malick’s masterpiece. This isn’t just a movie – it’s something like a religious experience.