Seeds of Tragedy
Sarah Pillsbury and Midge Sanford, the producing team responsible for the theatrical-movie "sleeper" The River's Edge, were the mentors of the made-for-TV Seeds of Tragedy. Filmed in semi-documentary fashion, the story involves a single cache of cocaine, from creation to consumption. The coca leaves are initially harvested by poor farmers in the Peruvian Andes. The coca moves forward to a small-time Amazon trader; then it is powdered under the supervision of a Colombian gangster, and finally it winds up on the mean streets of LA. Partially filmed in Mexico with a cast of relative unknowns, Seeds of Tragedy was an unusually potent entry in the Fox Network's "Monday Night Movie" series. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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fed-up said "Chevy Chase was very funny when he was on SNL. That was a very funny show during the 70s, with the first set of comedians but, like Magic Johnson, Chevy Chase was a flop when he got his own show. And Alf was plain and it was just awful! I really hated Alf"
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fed-up said "There are too many talk shows on TV already. Seems as though the TV decision makers are stuck on stupid. Talk shows--full of no-talented, vain people--sitting around on sofas or stools, talking about their favorite subject--THEMSELVES! Everybody talking at once, some with their mouths full of food. Next favorite seems to be more stupid Reality shows and this is mainly all they seem to think about. Some have their personal favorites they keep pushing for, to keep them on the airwaves such as, different actors being cast in newer versions of CSI and Law and Order, or another judge show with people who usually have no class or style, appearing in front of an audience and the judge in order to display to the world their pitiful, non-life, while looking for unearned sympathy from the spectators. Wanda Sykes is an uncouth, unlady-like, mannish, individual--and she has a nasty mouth, so although I already know I won't be watching, I'm sure her talk show will remain on the air. "
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