Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Theme Song of the Week: Masquerade (1983)
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LOL! This show must have been on for about a minute and a half because I can remember watching it (I'm a Rod Taylor fan), but I can't remember a single thing about it. :-P
ReplyDeleteHi Terri!
DeleteI watched Masquerade for every (brief) second it was on TV. I loved that show. It was sort of Mission:Impossible with regular Americans -- not spies -- participating in the action. Kirstie Alley was the female lead.
It was an intriguing and fun show, and I'd love to get a DVD...
best,
John