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If it's such a dreary chore, why are you even on this dreary message board???

Heaven forbid! They should be preserved for posterity!

I wonder why they never do this???

My mother who grew up during the "Golden Age" when they were making those movies wont watch them. Am sure she's seen a lot of them. She won't watch B&W films on tv. Not sure what her reasoning is for the colored ones. She'd rather watch junk network series (yet she complains there's nothing on tv).

I've seen one film Moore was in with Haas on TCM, but I forget the title. I don't think it was on Noir Alley. (not counting that bit part in a film that WAS on Noir Alley, which I can't remember either).

OMG! LOL. I haven't seen this one! Looking forward to it.

He was devout enough not to get a divorce, or his wife wouldn't give him one. That was a no-no with Catholics back then. You couldn't receive the sacraments.

Agree but there aren't enough of them. I get why TCM is trying to attract them, but they won't with new graphics and couches.

Another film poster that doesn't deliver!

Wow. Can barely recognize Ladd there......

"Where Then Meets Now" seems to be one more desperate attempt to make a classic movie channel "relevant" to a younger generation. I wish TCM management would get it. While many of us loved "old" movies (as in movies which were made 30-40 years before we were born) when we were mere kids, the vast majority of folks under the age of 40 have absolutely no use for anything "old" and consider an "old movie" to be one which was made prior to 2015. Deal with reality, TCM and stop pandering to would-be viewers you will never get. TOTALLY AGREE. But they keep trying! LOL. I guess they have to. We can't live forever....... The Hope. If the rumor that they are moving all of the production from Atlanta to LA is true, that has the potential to be very good news for viewers. Perhaps if it is easier for current-day directors, producers, actors, authors, etc. to find their way to the TCM studios, they will appear on a more regular basis. I have a feeling that budget and time constraints (not to mention the inconvenience of getting on a plane and flying to Atlanta) kept a whole lot of people we would have loved to hear from away. For a long time the directors and stars of the 1980's - 1990's films have been underrepresented on TCM. If they are shooting everything in LA now, we may see a renaissance of interviewees and guest programmers. Lets hope this is true.

I wouldnt count on that. Hasn't happened yet!

Thanks. Hadn't thought of that. Still think it's stupid. Sigh. I thought Pepe was a take off on Charles Boyer? (Pepe Le Moko)

Why was Pepe banned? Offensive to French people? Skunks?

She sounds like it. I don't remember her (probably why).

Was Denise written out of the storyline? (No spoilers please!) Wonder why she left? Maybe she got a better offer.

Dark Shadows slipped to the 2nd page! Glad you came through!

HELL, YES!!!!! Among others. Sofas and graphics are more important.

My complaint is the cost. All that money for a refresh could've gone to lease films that have never been shown on TCM (and there are many). They waste all this money on "looks" and not content.

Yes, I'd believe that.

WHAT A LOAD OF HORSESH-T!!! Wonder how much all this cost?????????

He's on TWICE??? 5 of the 6 are films TCM shows almost monthly. No thanks. I might watch The Fugitive Kind as that doesn't pop up so much. Not really interested in why he chose them though. Guest Programmer concept is tired and like The Essentials should be retired......

LOL. There were a lot though!

And they replaced him with that ugly Wesley Lau. who Mason annoyingly called Det. Andy. His last name was Anderson! And those ugly hats he wore. Total UGH.

There's also Josette's bedroom in the old house. Did they just use one bedroom for everyone and redress it? I know there were scenes in both Vicky and Joan's bedroom from time to time. Maybe Carolyn's too. They didnt look the same. There's also the Blue Whale and Maggie's house. Wonder how they all fit in that small bldg?? Maybe they used the basement of the bldg too?