Last night PAX had a 2003 movie on Frozen Impact, starring Ted & Linda. The story line is: Two parents race to find their children as oversized hailstones rain death and destruction on their Vermont town. It was pretty bad. I only watched the first part. Ted's son needed a liver transplant and Ted had to pick up the liver himself because the plane carrying it crashed, he had to go thru disaster after disaster to deliver it. The hail was so phony, it was embarrassing. But Ted and Linda looked good.

Originally posted by animalcrackers
Last night PAX had a 2003 movie on Frozen Impact, starring Ted & Linda. The story line is: Two parents race to find their children as oversized hailstones rain death and destruction on their Vermont town. It was pretty bad. I only watched the first part. Ted's son needed a liver transplant and Ted had to pick up the liver himself because the plane carrying it crashed, he had to go thru disaster after disaster to deliver it. The hail was so phony, it was embarrassing. But Ted and Linda looked good. A coupla nights ago I saw "Target to Rage" (don't remember which channel) but it was based on the true story of Jason Copeland (played by little Ricky spoon-up-his-Schroeder), a highschool dropout that goes back to his highschool to get revenge, by shootin up the place and takin a classroom of kids hostage. Henry Winkler starred as the deputy/hostage negotiator, and through the whole thing, I was thinkin he looked old - I thought that he hadn't acted in a long time. Turns out this movie was made in 1997 - only six years ago.
Henry was excellent in it - he played a meek screw-up, who sticks with it and proves himself in the end.

Originally posted by robyrob
A coupla nights ago I saw "Target to Rage" (don't remember which channel) but it was based on the true story of Jason Copeland (played by little Ricky spoon-up-his-Schroeder), a highschool dropout that goes back to his highschool to get revenge, by shootin up the place and takin a classroom of kids hostage. Henry Winkler starred as the deputy/hostage negotiator, and through the whole thing, I was thinkin he looked old - I thought that he hadn't acted in a long time. Turns out this movie was made in 1997 - only six years ago.
Henry was excellent in it - he played a meek screw-up, who sticks with it and proves himself in the end.

I would have liked to seen that.

Originally posted by animalcrackers
Last night PAX had a 2003 movie on Frozen Impact, starring Ted & Linda. The story line is: Two parents race to find their children as oversized hailstones rain death and destruction on their Vermont town. It was pretty bad. I only watched the first part. Ted's son needed a liver transplant and Ted had to pick up the liver himself because the plane carrying it crashed, he had to go thru disaster after disaster to deliver it. The hail was so phony, it was embarrassing. But Ted and Linda looked good. Was it larger than about twice the size of a Grapefruit? If not than its possible because their was a hailstone found in Nebraska with a Circumferance of over 18 inches!

Originally posted by TheFonz
Was it larger than about twice the size of a Grapefruit? If not than its possible because their was a hailstone found in Nebraska with a Circumferance of over 18 inches!

They were baseball size, but the special effects were bad! The hail almost looked liked giant marshmellows.