ALL THAT GLITTERS

[EricMontreal22]

Thank you!  I used to be in FB contact with the uploader but he disappeared from FB around the same time as he did from YT (I know because he used to beg me on FB to make comments and upvote his videos everytime he would post them lol)

[Contessa Donatella]

Bless you!!!!

Yeah, he was in my FB soap group for awhile. 

[Search For Yesterday]

Yes, he would also try to get people to donate to him as well for the "service" he was providing. Was able to grab some of the rarer stuff off his channel before he left like the Berrenger's episodes and the Italian dubbed episodes of the first couple months of Loving.

[DRW50]

Thanks! That's very kind of you.

[EricMontreal22]

Ah I never got that far with my online relationship that he would suggest "donations" lol

[Search For Yesterday]

Up to episode 26 and, unfortunately, it will be the last one as Retemia has cancelled the series due to low ratings. I think it would have done much better if they had aired it Monday through Friday instead of once a week. They said on Facebook they may bring it back next year, but with Italian dubbing. Now we're back to hoping some physical media or streaming service will someday show all of the episodes.

https://archive.org/details/@jay_gojira

[Contessa Donatella]

I cannot say that I am surprised. In the back of my mind lurking there was the suspicion that there are so many episodes & only so much network patience. At least we got this much. And, thank you for your tireless diligent work capturing a new episode once a week!

Hip Hip Hooray! Search for Yesterday!

[DRW50]

Thanks for sharing.

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[Paul Raven]

National City Star-News, 5 May 1977

TV topics by Peter Blazi Lear’s ‘All that Glitters’—doesn’t

The best thing that can be said about Norman Lear’s newest soap opera“All That Glitters” is that it comes on so late at night most people will miss it. Role reversal is supposed to be the big draw, with women the breadwinners, mainly executives of a huge conglomerate. The men either fuss with the housework or fidget at the office as secretaries to their bawdy bosses.

A female fantasyland? I doubt it. While the role reversal idea has some possibilities, the show pushes too hard for laughs and winds up with raucous females and effete males. A confident, independent woman is indeed a sight to behold and attract, but femininity need not be sacrificed. Unlike Lear’s “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman,” "Glitters” doesn’t, but you’ve got to give him credit for trying. Today’s experimental comedy is what tomorrow’s hits are made of. Better luck next time, Norman. (“All That Glitters” can be seen weekday evenings at 11 p.m. on Channel 6.) .

[Contessa Donatella]

Agree to disagree. I like it. No doubt it's different. It's supposed to be. Is it dated? Yes, but then that's natural, it's from 1977. I think that reviewer needed to watch a few more episodes. It is clever but not precocious. The role reversal IMO works & well. The best thing I could advise anyone interested, is to try it for yourself, you can always quit it if you don't like it. As much of it as some of us were able to gain access to are up on the Internet Archive & also on my Rumble acct. If you need further directions, PM me. 

Edited Wednesday at 02:56 PM by Contessa Donatella

[Joseph]

Thank You Very much for these and the episodes of Berrenger's!!!