A blast from the past

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 08:48:01 -0800 (PST), Jay Honeck
wrote in
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Wouldn't it be great if they could make something like that show again
today, only with more realistic situations and acting?

Hey. That's a creative idea. What if a talented screen writer
composed a serialized TV series around a flying family in the
aviation-themed hotel business? It could include the childrens'
development and how aviation influences their reality. There could be
scenes of camaraderie of the aviation community, and a little
life-and-death drama of search-and-rescue, the beauty of the skies and
ever-changing landscape vistas, technical issues associated with
maintaining a personal aircraft, airport political action, and all
seasoned with a pinch of family-values schmaltz ala The Waltons.

Line up a screen writer, videographer, and some hands, and "film" a
pilot episode, and submit it in a grant proposal to the Wolf Aviation
Fund*. I don't see why it wouldn't have a high probability of
success.



* http://www.wolf-aviation.org/grants.htm

Larry Dighera wrote in
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On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 08:48:01 -0800 (PST), Jay Honeck
wrote in
:

Wouldn't it be great if they could make something like that show again
today, only with more realistic situations and acting?

Hey. That's a creative idea. What if a talented screen writer
composed a serialized TV series around a flying family in the
aviation-themed hotel business? It could include the childrens'
development and how aviation influences their reality. There could be
scenes of camaraderie of the aviation community, and a little
life-and-death drama of search-and-rescue, the beauty of the skies and
ever-changing landscape vistas, technical issues associated with
maintaining a personal aircraft, airport political action, and all
seasoned with a pinch of family-values schmaltz ala The Waltons.

Line up a screen writer, videographer, and some hands, and "film" a
pilot episode, and submit it in a grant proposal to the Wolf Aviation
Fund*. I don't see why it wouldn't have a high probability of
success.


Me neither. People actualy watch "Big Brother" and "Days of our Lives"

Bertie

In article ,
says...
People actualy watch "Big Brother" and "Days of our Lives"

No they don't, they stare at them.

WJRFlyboy wrote in
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In article ,
says...
People actualy watch "Big Brother" and "Days of our Lives"

No they don't, they stare at them.



You have a point. Maybe it;s a form of meditation.


Bertie