"They Call me Trinity" is a funny spaghetti western. I saw it for the first time back when I was a wee little lad staying up far too late with my uncle watching "T.J. and the A.N.T." the all night movie show that used to air on the Green Bay ABC affiliate(*) back in the 70s and early 80s.
(*) This was in the days when we only had TWO channels on a regular basis. Channel 7 was NBC (based out of Traverse City) and Channel 9 was CBS (based out of Caddilac if I remember correctly). SOMETIMES we could pick up PBS if the weather was right. In order to pick up ABC (channel 11) we'd have to adjust the great fucking antenae mounted to the side of the house.
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Date: 2004-10-13 03:26 pm (UTC)"They Call me Trinity" is a funny spaghetti western. I saw it for the first time back when I was a wee little lad staying up far too late with my uncle watching "T.J. and the A.N.T." the all night movie show that used to air on the Green Bay ABC affiliate(*) back in the 70s and early 80s.
(*) This was in the days when we only had TWO channels on a regular basis. Channel 7 was NBC (based out of Traverse City) and Channel 9 was CBS (based out of Caddilac if I remember correctly). SOMETIMES we could pick up PBS if the weather was right. In order to pick up ABC (channel 11) we'd have to adjust the great fucking antenae mounted to the side of the house.