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Meadowlark Lemon Movies

1996  
 
A highly entertaining retrospective of the famous basketball team. Harlem Globetrotters: 6 Decades of Magic, hosted by Louis Gossett Jr., showcases the multi-talented and athletic players that have been delighting audiences all over the world since 1927. Special profiles of famous players like Curly Neal and Meadowlark Lemon are included, as well as guest appearances and insights by Dick Clark and Cab Calloway.
~ Sarah Block, Rovi

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1983  
 
Tommy (Philip McKeon) loves playing basketball, but he doesn't love being in a lengthy slump. Convinced that he's lost his talent, Tommy quits the team, prompting Alice (Linda Lavin) to take decisive action. As often happens on this series, such action requires the intervention of a celebrity guest star--in this instance, Meadowlark Lemon of the Harlem Globetrotters. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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1982  
 
Another interactive program that features fun and learning by using new and old games from around the world. ~ Rovi

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1981  
R  
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Opening well past the point favored by most romantic comedies, director/co-writer/star Albert Brooks' take on the genre begins with a breakup. After exchanging harsh words in a diner, Brooks and Kathryn Harrold go their separate ways. Brooks then spends the next few days attempting to forget his troubles through work, exercise, drugs, and other women, torturing himself at each step. While it's hinted early on that this isn't the couple's first breakup, it eventually becomes clear that the they have cycled through the same events for even longer than expected. Meanwhile, Brooks' character, a film editor assisted by Bruno Kirby, attempts to put the finishing touches on his latest assignment, a none-too-promising space adventure starring George Kennedy and helmed by a details-obsessed director (James L. Brooks). ~ Keith Phipps, Rovi

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Starring:
Albert BrooksKathryn Harrold, (more)
 
1979  
PG  
The "fish" in the title of this picture refers to the astrological sign Pisces. Not all of Pittsburgh is due to be saved, but the members of a third-rate NBA basketball team could sure use some salvation. When all the team members except for Moses Guthrie (Julius Erving) quit, astrologer Mona Mondieu (Stockard Channing) and streetwise Tyrone Millman (James Bond III) come to the rescue. The supporting cast includes Jonathan Winters in a dual role, as well as real-life basketball champs Meadowlark Lemon and Kareem Abdul Jabbar. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Julius "Dr. J" ErvingJonathan Winters, (more)