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Dean Huber

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Dynasty: Season 1 (1981) 50% EDIT “Although the life-style of Carrington and his clan is lush and the photography at Filoli magnificent, the characters, at least in the premiere, do not have the depth and fascinating complexities of those in Dallas.” – Sacramento Bee Sep 20, 2021 Full Review Scarecrow and Mrs. King: Season 1 (1983) 42% EDIT “You are absolutely sure that these kinds of things just don't happen. Yet they are carried off with such insouciance and style that it doesn't matter.” – Sacramento Bee Sep 14, 2021 Full Review Too Close for Comfort: Season 1 (1980) 31% EDIT “There are some comedic situations that are inane rather than humorous. But the half-hour has its moments, due in large part to the interplay between Knight and Dussault.” – Sacramento Bee Aug 30, 2021 Full Review Hardcastle & McCormick: Season 1 (1983) 19% EDIT “Keith is a fine actor and he has some colorful lines to complement his inherent ability. In fact Hardcastle -- the name of Keith's character -- is the main interest in the show.” – Sacramento Bee Aug 26, 2021 Full Review T.J. Hooker: Season 1 (1982) 15% EDIT “In viewing the opener of T.J. Hooker, I experienced a strong sense of deja vu, as the cliches of cop shows past rolled across the screen.” – Sacramento Bee Aug 16, 2021 Full Review House Calls: Season 1 (1979) 61% EDIT “This ensemble definitely looks as if it could work. Despite all the nonsense, the characters radiate credibility.” – Sacramento Bee Jul 20, 2021 Full Review Webster: Season 1 (1983) 21% EDIT “There are a few moving moments, but too much of the dialogue is cutesy -- and the laugh track is dreadful” – Sacramento Bee Jul 16, 2021 Full Review Hotel: Season 1 (1983) 24% EDIT “The premiere is a slick, opulent production, a visual feast enhanced [to] no end by the wealth of shots of the ever photogenic city by the bay.” – Sacramento Bee Jul 16, 2021 Full Review Nine to Five: Season 1 (1982) 28% EDIT “The elements that made 9 to 5 a smash at the movie theater box office are missing in the TV version depicting the plight of those unsung heroines of the office, America's secretaries.” – Sacramento Bee May 11, 2021 Full Review EDIT “The show not only is an insult to the South, it's an insult to the viewers' intelligence, full of stereotyping car chases and redneck buffoonery.” – Sacramento Bee Apr 30, 2021 Full Review Dallas: Season 1 (1978) 42% EDIT “The plot is interesting and the characterizations are deftly drawn, making it a better entertainment bet than most of the vapid new pilots cluttering the screen this spring.” – Sacramento Bee Mar 1, 2021 Full Review Police Squad!: Season 1 (1982) 91% EDIT “Police Squad! is different from the usual prime time sitcom But, unfortunately, the satirical half-hour is so laden with slapstick that it bears its own stamp of inanity.” – Sacramento Bee Jan 29, 2021 Full Review
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