Back in 1978, mega-star Burt Reynolds and director Hal Needham followed up their enormous success of Smokey and the Bandit with a simple ode to the Hollywood Stuntman called Hooper. And we dare you not to get pulled in by its frothy, effervescent charm in a virtually plotless romp that follows Reynolds as the titular hero performing ever-crazier gags for the movie-within-a-movie “The Spy Who Laughed at Danger.” Basically, this is yet another excuse for Reynolds to have some fun with his friends and co-stars (Sally Field, Jan Michael Vincent and Brian Keith) and he is at his breezy best here. Coming it at #6 at the 1978 box office, this one went on to play non-stop on HBO and is a cornerstone of the MagHuge crew’s arrested development!

| 0:00 - Intros

| 2:45 - Rejected

| 5:57 - Star Trek: Strange New Worlds

| 17:30 - Only Murders In The Building

| 21:10 - The MaryTyler Moore Show

| 24:25 - RRR

| 30:15 - The Lion King (Touring)

| 38:20 - Hooper (1978)