Lee Majors Advocates!

[SteWhite]

Recently I remembered about an old slideshow/demo I saw, called (I'm pretty sure) Lee Majors Advocates.

It had, that I recall, "Lee Majors Advocates the desert burial of Richard Gere", and "Lee Majors Advocates the taking on of the spirit form and the haunting of William Shatner".

I'm pretty certain it was given away with an issue of CU Amiga magazine.

So, does anyone else remember this thing, or better yet, does anyone know where I can find a copy? :-D

[stefcep]

yes i remember a review of this in cu but i don't think it was given away on a cover disc.  i might have this isue somewhere.

[Coder]

Hi,

I remember watching "The Fall Guy" with my dad when I was young. That was fun. We watched it on ZDF, German tv, but I cannot remember wich name they used for the show.

Coder

[CD32Freak]

@Coder

In German it was called 'Ein Colt für alle Fälle' :-)

[Coder]

@CD32Freak

In German it was called 'Ein Colt für alle Fälle'

Yesssssss! His name was Colt Seavers, right? I still got that intro in my head where he was hanging on a singpost while a train passes.

Coder

[CD32Freak]

@Coder

Yes, that was his name. One thing that always fascinated me was when he used his cool jetpack! :-o :-)

[Wol]

Hey, forget Majors,

It was the blond chic ,that got me!!!
her name was  Heather Locklier or something.

[QuikSanz]

@ Wol,

"It was the blond chic ,that got me!!!
her name was Heather Locklier or something."

Wrong Heather, It was Heather Thomas.

Chris

[iCreate]

Coder wrote:
Hi,

I remember watching "The Fall Guy" with my dad when I was young. That was fun. We watched it on ZDF, German tv, but I cannot remember wich name they used for the show.

Coder

Definitely the lowest point of his career.  Only thing decent about that show was Heather Thomas before she got hooked on blow.

[benji]

Wow... So dragging up an old thread here but the co-producer (a master of 16 colour Windows 3.1 "Paint") who came up with the fantastic images pointed me to this thread a while ago...

So I probably still have the floppy in a disk box somewhere - if anyone really wants to see (and hear the wonderful/crazy soundtrack which I think Mr Horgan really liked!) then I can probably upload a disk image somewhere...

The Amiga was definitely fun back then!

[Karlos]

One that strangely bubbled up from the depths of my memory was "Lee Majors advocates the wearing of gaudy jumpers whilst recanting scary stories to a hypnotised pimp"...

[Varthall]

Resurrecting this old thread, even if it's 13 years later...

I'd be interested in seeing this slideshow, and any other slideshow in the same serie. It might be silly, but I still remember its review on CU Amiga, after all these years, and I have been always curious to see it. Here are the only screenshots available online, the reviews from issue 75 of CU Amiga (May 96) and issue 93 of Amiga Computing (December 95).

[TribbleSmasher]

Nr 13 of 100, jeez