Then Came Bronson (1969 TV M) (MOD) "Childrens"

Then Came Bronson (1969 TV M) (MOD) "Childrens"A Harley Roadster, a bedroll, a lonely stretch of highway: Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) is traveling where the road and the day take him, trying to make sense of things after the suicide of his close friend. He doesn't go far along a magnificent stretch of California's coastal Big Sur before he meets Temple Brooks (Bonnie Bedelia), a runway bride just as adrift as Jim is. Together, they'll ride that Harley all the way to New Orleans. Together, they

terrified of being separated and even more terrified of the outside world

super-powered tag team of Shaggy and Scooby-Doo who tap into their inner super hero to prevent the entire event from being smothered in ghoulish green goo

"Why do you carry a gun

The tension builds to an exciting climax during Mardi Gras

lightweight contender Jimmy Kane (Cangey) falls for Peggy Harmon (Nixon)

After escaping

he still needs to get past the corrupt screws "guarding" the slam's inmates

The townsfolk blame the girls' father (Claude Rains)

And future Hill Street Blues Emmy winner Bruce Weitz plays the dangerous man who ultimately couldn't have Stratten

Dimples and You Were Never Lovelier

A simple disagreement over a choice of drapes in the hospital library sparks long-held tensions between staff members into a crisis that spreads to patients of the hospital

Eddie Albert narrates the story of young Clara