An insomniac's nightmare
And for that matter, what about 'RENEGADE' the story of a renegade policeman who decided to grow his hair and ride around on a Harley after being framed for the murder of his girlfriend by a dirty cop who now chases him accross the country. In the littlest hobo and Highway to Heaven style, he intervenes in local struggles he comes across, due to his passion for law and order, whilst trying to avoid capture by the law itself. A wanted fugitive with a good heart who again is a) hairy b) has dimples c) is scantily clad d) has a vehicle to let us know he is a man e) has police training.
Any themes emerging here?
Any themes emerging here?
posted by Soaring @ 4:25 pm
1 Comments:
At 5:06 am,
Ron said…
I think the opening narration for Renegade went something like this: "He was cop and pretty good at his job. But then he committed the ultimate sin and testified against other cops gone bad. Framed for murder, they got the woman he loved. Now he's on the run, a bounty hunter, a RENEGADE" Oh so powerful! But really, let's say you're a wanted man with a bounty on your head. Are you going to ride around on a big ass Harley Davidson bike, complete with long hair and a black trenchcoat? AND hang around a big long haired Native American with a name like Bobby Sixkiller? Oh yes, I'm sure no one will ever be able to ID you. By the way, this show was created by Stephen J. Cannell, who usually creates the best action/comedy/police shows around. Cannell is an Emmy award winning writer that has written many spectacular cop shows like The Rockford Files, Wiseguy, and The Commish. Cannell has also created some wildly imaginative TV shows like The Greatest American Hero and The A-Team (hint hint next topic).
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