Around the dial

Let's start with Cult TV Blog and "The Indian Spirit Guide," an episode of the 1969 American-British series Journey to the Unknown. It's written by Robert Bloch, and stars Julie Harris; let's find out what John thinks of the episode.

David Hofstede's terrific book When Television Brought Us Together will be coming out in a new and expanded edition shortly (you'll be able to read more about it here!), and this week at Comfort TV, David looks at another life lesson from The Brady Bunch, as seen in the episode "And Now a Word from Our Sponsor."

Gill is back at RealWeegieMidget with another TV movie review; this time, it's the 1993 teleflick Stalking Laura, also known as Fatal Proposal, also known as I Can Make You Love Me, starring Richard Thomas and Brooke Shields, who star, no matter what the movie's called.

At The View from the Junkyard, Roger's The A-Team episode is "Blood, Sweat and Cheers," and it features auto racing as a bonus! Now, I can't tell you if either the episode or the racing is any good, but then I'll leave that up to Roger.

Finally, there's good news for fans of The Monkees; at A Shroud of Thoughts, Terence tells us that the series is now up on Tubi. As Terence says, the stories of the pre-fab four continue to find new generations of fans, for good reason. TV

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