• Bob Gruen’s behind-the-scenes look at his Ike & Tina Turner music doc “On the Road: 1971-72″
• Scenarios of the Revolution: Night Flight’s Pat Thomas’ American Revolutionary Book Tour for “Did It!: Jerry Rubin from Yippie to Yuppie”
• “The Gumby Show”: America’s Favorite Clayboy is back again on Night Flight!
• “Rockin’ Ronnie”: Stuart Samuels’ hilariously irreverent look at America’s Leading Man
• “Arise! The SubGenius Movie”: The return of Night Flight’s “Love That “Bob”” episodes!
• Outsider artist & one-man showcase filmmaker Laz Rojas comes to Night Flight Plus!
• Win a Free Bluetooth Speaker from Night Flight and Creative!
• Scott Lewis & Gary Winter tell us about their zany indie punk NYC/DC public access TV show
• Check out our new Reba Merrill Collection of Interviews on Night Flight Plus!
• Night Flight welcomes sex therapist Dr. Ruth and her ’80s TV show library to Night Flight Plus!

All posts tagged "Robin Williams"

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  “Surviving The Laughter,” with Robin Williams & Walter Matthau: The making of “The Survivors”

  If you haven’t been checking out the full episodes of “Night Flight” that we’ve been adding to our Night Flight Plus channel — like this June 21, 1983 full episode — you may not know that they...

  • Posted January 16, 2018
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  Hair metal band Helix told “Night Flight” they regretted this sexist video

  In 1984, the Canadian hair metal band Helix found themselves in Hollywood, filming themselves cavorting around with big-haired buxom 80s babes for a Miss Rock Fantasy 1984 beauty pageant parody whilst lip-synching to their glitzed-up cover of...

  • Posted March 18, 2016
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  “The Church of Unlimited Credit”: A “Second City TV” televangelist skit with Robin Williams and Martin Short

  On November 26, 1982, Robin Williams was a guest star on “Second City TV” and in this memorable skit, one of two featured during the episode, he’s seen portraying a TV evangelist named Reverend Gene Filler, of...

  • Posted January 8, 2016
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  Robin Williams’ Inauspicious Movie Debut: “Can I Do It ‘Till I Need Glasses?”

  On the one-year anniversary of his death — Robin Williams died on August 11, 2014 — we thought we’d share this post again, about his movie debut in the 1977 low-budget sex-romp comedy, “Can I Do It...

  • Posted August 11, 2015
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  Robin Williams’s cameo in “Shakes the Clown,” the “‘Citizen Kane’ of Alcoholic Clown Movies”

  Today we’re remembering Robin Williams on the anniversary of his birth — he was born on July 21, 1951, in Chicago, Illinois; he died on August 11, 2014 — by taking a look back at his memorable...

  • Posted July 21, 2015
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  Mark Jaeger’s Homeless Superheroes: Modern re-creations of angels, saints or protectors

  Mark Jaeger is a Bay Area fine artist, working primarily in clay, and in the past year or so has been investigating the notion of homeless superheroes, inspired by the elderly and a homeless man he’d passed...

  • Posted July 11, 2015
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