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02-27-2004, 03:18 AM
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Robert Stack, skeet shooting phenom
I am a USC alumnus and receive Trojan Family magazine every three months. The current issue arrived this week and included a very interesting letter to the editor from G. Ray Arnett, USC class of '48. Here are a few paragraphs:
"Bob Stack and I are USC alumni, and Bob was a longtime friend. His passing was a sad day for many who knew and admired him. "I applaud USC Trojan Family Magazine for publishing the news of Bob's death so all readers of the magazine are informed of the loss of this patriotic, well-known American. In addition to his Hollywood career, the late "Unsolved Mysteries" and "The Untouchables" star had a passion for golf and shooting sports. "For whatever reason, I find it inconceivable that whoever prepared the obituary failed to even mention some of the most notable accomplisments of Bob Stack's career. It is well known in the shooting community that Bob was a skeet champion with several world records and was inducted into the National Skeet Shooting Hall of Fame in 1971. Bob Stack held numerous world records in the shooting sports and was the National Skeet Shooting runner-up -- far before his role as Eliot Ness. Shooting was his first and true passion in life." Wow, I never heard any of that. Unsolved Mysteries should have snuck in a forced skeet shooting segment, so Robert Stack could show off. Clever editing could easily overcome advanced age and any depreciation in skill. I didn't even know Robert Stack was a fellow Trojan, Class of '40. |
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2) Where can I watch Unsolved Mysteries?
Unsolved Mysteries launched on Spike TV on Monday, October 13, 2008.
Unsolved Mysteries explores unsolved cases in which you, the viewer, can help solve a case. The show includes cases from a variety of categories: Murder, Missing Persons, Wanted Fugitives, UFOs, Ghosts, Fraud, Legends, Science/Medicine, among others. The new Unsolved Mysteries programs will consist of re-creations of the events, along with interviews with the subjects, participants and authorities, documentary footage and news footage. Entirely new graphics, special effects, music and title sequences were created for the Spike broadcasts, along with new narration and host stand-ups by Dennis Farina. They will broadcast 175 episodes.
Spike TV Schedule / Spike TV Site
08/12/10: Lifetime Bringing Back Unsolved Mysteries Starting August 30
It was just this past Monday we gave you Lifetime's Fall 2010 schedule, but now they have added two more series to the schedule. These two series will actually start Monday, Aug. 30 instead of Sept. 13. The big news is that Lifetime is bringing back Unsolved Mysteries and will air it weekdays (except Thursdays) at 3pm and 4pm starting Aug. 30. The 2008 episodes with Dennis Farina are listed to air. The series last aired on Lifetime in 2007, but these 2008 episodes have never aired on Lifetime. The series moved to Spike TV in Fall 2008 in a 5-year deal and Spike TV it seems will still continue to air the series in late nights. Maybe now a shared deal it seems. We will have more on Spike TV's Fall schedule in the coming days, so stay tuned. And we will try to get more information on this Unsolved Mysteries situation on Lifetime, so stay with us.
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