I updated the title but you could post that comment directly on the movie page

Nobody seems to be willing to tackle this one, so sometime after I'm finished with F.I.S.T.(1978) I'm going to do some work from a Netflix copy of Cast a Giant Shadow(1966). I may do some other titles in between, but at some point after this, I also want to work on an episode or two of the Nickelodeon kid's series Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide (2004-2007). Beyond that, I may do one or two other titles, but I'm not sure what they're going to be yet.

Right now I'm working on Season one of the 1960s sitcom "That Girl," which has a large number of cars. In some ways I'm not surprised; it was filmed partly on location in New York City and Ann (Marlo Thomas) is often seen getting in and out of taxicabs and buses. What really surprised me was the episode about the disastrous picnic, in which the car she and her boyfriend take on their trip actually changes into a different car at one point--from a '66 Mercury Comet to a '65! A two for the price of one, like the time I found Sgt. Carter's car from "Gomer Pyle." The entire five year run of "That Girl" is on DVD and readily available for rental.

Also coming soon, hopefully, will be the second and third seasons of "The Real McCoys." The show ran for six years but only three of its six seasons are on DVD.

I almost tried to capture some vehicles for Minor Details (2009, Straight-to-Video) this week, until I found out it wasn't worth capturing. Luckily, I'm expecting Cast a Giant Shadow(1966) to come from Netflix tomorrow. However like this title, there's another one I can't decide whether I want to do myself or pass along to somebody else. It's After Sunset: The Life & Times of the Drive-In Theater(1996, Documentary), a cool documentary on drive-in movie culture that I haven't seen since it was on VHS.

After I add Law Abiding Citizen I hope to start adding the show Southland.

I finally added Cast a Giant Shadow(1966) to the list, but I'm not done adding vehicles. There's an action scene where Kirk Douglas orders one of his men to drive along a narrow road up a mountain. The truck looks like a World War II-era Canadian Army Chevy, but it has right-hand-drive, which means it must've belonged to the British first.

There are other vehicles here that I'm not ready to upload yet, but they'll come during the week.

Do you mean a Canadian Military Pattern truck? I think they were only made in RHD, because they were oroginally designed for use by the British armed forces.

Yeah, that's them. Although these were closer to the "No. 13" cab, you've got in that article. I'll post one now, unless that storm we're getting forces me to turn off my PC.

Tv boy, do you have access to Peter Gunn episodes ? I remember this show had nice cars and I was very surprised that it wasn't yet even listed in IMCDB. Now I opened a page for it and hopefully someone adds pictures there someday.

Has anyone else been watching Blood and Oil on BBC2? (The second half is on tonight at 9pm.) It's set in Nigeria but filmed in South Africa, with some "interesting" cars (such as a Citroen DS with a door half falling-off used as a taxi).

I can take screenshots from the BBC iPlayer, but it would be fiddly and time-consuming to crop and resize them, so if someone else can do it more conveniently I'll be glad to step aside.

Before I send Cast a Giant Shadow(1966) back to Netflix and get a copy of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide (2004-2007), I can try to find that Mercedes-Benz, that currently has a blank page in Big Fat Liar(2002), along with maybe some others that have been missed. Although. I still think Movie_Freak should take those images of vehicles he posted on the movie's message board, and add them as vehicles.

Now that I am done with Tru Calling, I plan on starting the series Dollhouse (If it has any cars in it, that is.). I also plan on doing Fastlane (The movie, Not the series) and Open Graves this weekend.

I have the impression that you like Eliza Dushku

Yes, there are cars in Dollhouse. And plenty of fanservice for people who like Eliza Dushku.

You guys caught me. She's actually in Open Graves too!

My copy of Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide should be here tomorrow, but as far as I know the only episode it includes that contains vehicles is the series finale(Field Trips, Permission Slips, Signs and Weasels). One other episode has vehicles(School Car Wash), but I have no idea if it's included on the DVD.

UPDATE EDIT: I just uploaded it, and School Car Wash isn't there.


UPDATE EDIT #2: It is on the Best of Season #2 DVD, however.


Another title I'm considering is Heaven Help Us(1985), which despite taking place in 1965, contains a lot of post-1965 school buses.

Also, at some point this year, I want to get some images from Angus (1995), a movie that's becoming quite hard to find latley.

I've just ordered Spooks Code 9 on DVD... It's a poor spin off from Spooks which is already listed... Set in the future and has a Citroen C6 as a police car.

With Ready to Rumble and Fastlane finished, My plans for next weekend include more Dollhouse Episodes, and the movies Crush and Killing Car. The latter is a French film which a classic (60s) buick has a prominent roll in. It'll be interesting, since I don't speak French... But since it's about cars and killing, It should be easy to understand.


UPDATE: Crush done. Didn't make it to Killing Car.

This was a kid's movie I didn't consider until recently, but it did have some vehicles, and not just background vehicles. Gym Teacher: The Movie (2008, TV Movie) has International 3800 school buses, a Hummer H2 converted into a combination limousine/school bus, an AMC Gremlin or Spirit driven by Christopher Meloni, and some other vehicles, I forgot about. Unlike Heaven Help Us(1985) and Angus(1995), though, I can get this one a lot sooner.



UPDATE EDIT: Just added Gym Teacher: The Movie (2008, TV Movie) during the week. I thought of something else I wanted to get images from, but I forgot what it was.

I´m planning on season 7 of NCIS. Or is anybody else already doing it?
I cannot promise to deliver each and every car yet I´ll do my best.