Mugs
Description: Your favorite tv show ends, and there he is at the typewriter. The legendary Stephen J Cannell pulls the paper out of the typewriter, and it animates into this famous logo! (Can you hear the music?) So many shows came from this brilliant production company. The A-Team, Hunter, Stingray, The Rockford Files, Wiseguy... SO MANY MORE!
Description: The mysterious Ray in the black corvette will help you when nobody else can. But can you afford it? All he asks in return is a single favor at some point in the future. Whatever it is, you must do it. This sleeper of a show was less famous than the other Stephen J Cannell shows like The A-Team, but equally as awesome! Cool guy, cool car, cool concept, and a great theme by Mike Post makes Stingray one of the quintessential tv shows from the 80's!
Description: Vinnie Terranova works for the Organized Crime Bureau. BUT he's undercover in the seedy world of crime! Will he bring down the baddies without having his cover blown? Will he be discovered and killed? Who can he trust? Of course he relies on McPike (played by the surly Jonathan Banks from Breaking Bad), and Lifeguard to keep him safe. Another legendary show from Stephen J Cannell Productions, with a great theme by Mike Post. Wear this shirt with pride, but don't wear it if you're working for Sonny Steelgrave or Dead-Dog Records.
Description: Your favorite 70's space action drama ends. You've seen Apollo, Starbuck, Boomer and Commander Adama battle the pesky Cylons, and who do you have to thank for all of that quality entertainment? Why Glen A. Larson of course! The man responsible for so many tv shows gets his due here with this shirt, inspired by his Battlestar Galactica credit.
Description: Can you hear the pulsating synth tones of the opening theme? Can you hear the cool vwooshing sound of the red light scanning for information? Can you see the stunt driver disguised as the khaki interior of the car in the wide shots? If so, you'll love this shirt. Yep, the classic Knight Rider from Glen A. Larson Productions has all of the makings of a legendary show! Swaggering star, talking car, distinguished English guy, smart lady who uses lasers and tools, nifty theme song... c'mon it's the best. Celebrate this show with this impressionistic look at the hero car, in it's stealthy shadowy greatness!
Description: You're at the end of that terrifying, moody, odd, disturbing yet quirky-funny episode of Twin Peaks. The haunting end theme comes to a close. Then you hear it. The electric scorching buzz sound of the flashing strobe-like Lynch/Frost logo. It snaps you back to reality, whether you want it to or not. Now it's time to digest that episode, and let it sink into your consciousness. The owls are not what they seem.
Description: Okay, the Tonight Show finally ended, and now it's time for cutting edge, absurd, surly, goofy, giddy comedy with the young David Letterman! Paul's band is rocking the theme song as we look forward to Stupid Pet Tricks, Velcro Suits, Confetti Cannons, and classic guests like Brother Theodore, Spalding Gray, and SuperDave Osborne!
Description: Weird Science, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Some Kind of Wonderful, Pretty In Pink, National Lampoons Vacation, Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, Home Alone, The Great Outdoors, Uncle Buck, Planes Trains & Automobiles, She's Having a Baby... all from the mind of this man! And as you watch the end credits of most of them, you see the Hughes Entertainment logo roll up the screen!
Description: This is Jesse Mach, an ex-motorcycle cop, injured in the line of duty. Now a police troubleshooter, he's been recruited for a top secret government mission to ride Street Hawk -- an all-terrain attack motorcycle designed to fight urban crime, capable of incredible speeds up to three hundred miles an hour, and immense firepower. Only one man, federal agent Norman Tuttle, knows Jesse Mach's true identity. The man...the machine...Street Hawk.
Street Hawk Mug
$18
Description: You're in your jammies watching TV in the 70's. You hear the unique percussive symphonic riff! In that seven seconds of the radiantly spinning all-caps glowing animated multiple iterations of the word "SPECIAL," you know that something good is coming up. Once the words "A CBS SPECIAL PRESENTATION" settle on the screen, you're settled in for some magical programming, completely unavailable on either of the other two channels you're blessed with. It's probably the "Charlie Brown Great Pumpkin" special, or the legendary Rankin/Bass holiday specials! Don't remember the music or the image? Google it. You will. In a heartbeat. Show how special YOU are with this snazzy re-creation from Mister 7.
Description: If you were a fan of creator/writer/artist Mike Grell's "Jon Sable: Freelance" comic book, then you were probably tuned in to ABC-TV's series "Sable" on Saturday nights starting in November 1987! Yep, for seven episodes, Jon Sable was mercenary-ing (and children's book authoring) his way from adventure to adventure. Cool show based on a cooler comic book. Remember the opening to the show? The odd little percussive bursts as a black stripe scraped across the screen? Then another. Then another. Wait, it's becoming a face! It's TV's Sable!
Amok Music! Mug
$18
Description: What was your favorite corner store in New Kensington back in the day? Why of course it was Saliba’s Market! This re-creation of the actual sign is a love letter to the great folks who were always there when we needed them, especially “The Chief” Ed Saliba! “Weathered” effect to appear aged.
Description: Twin Peaks ends. The credits roll with that hypnotic music. Then the abrupt flashing of the Lynch/Frost logo! That electric buzzing sound. You can almost smell the electricity. This design is a re-creation of the classic Lynch/Frost Productions that represented one of the finest creative partnerships in TV history! Check out my Angelo Badalamenti tribute shirt on my page too!
Description: It’s 1987, and a new network has hit the airwaves! Saturday night on FOX TV featured WEREWOLF! Eric Cord, hunting for the way to cure himself of this curse, and the wily Alamo Joe (played by TV’s perennial grouchy bad guy Lance LeGault) hot on his trail. Yes, the famous Chuck Conners is here, playing Janos Skorzeny, Eric’s target as he tries to find the bloodline. Created by TV legend Frank Lupo (Hunter, Wiseguy), with music by Sylvester LeVay (Airwolf), and special werewolf effects by legend Greg Cannom, Werewolf is a hidden treasure from this era of TV! This image is the re-creation of the TV Guide ad, advertising the premiere!
Description: The legendary and quirky Fender Bass VI (seen here in vintage Lake Placid Blue) is quite an instrument. A 6-string guitar, tuned down an octave… so, it’s a bass! Look familiar? Sound familiar? Harrison and Lennon played one when Paul was on piano. Robert Smith of The Cure uses one for that signature Cure sound. You play one? Then you need this design!
Description: Screwed over by Chuck and HHM, but your case against Sandpiper Crossing needs you? Then go to work for Davis & Main! Get a cocobolo desk and a Mercedes and a signing bonus! THEN once hired, completely blow it by playing the bagpipes, not flushing the toilet, and wearing suits described as an optical migraine. This logo is featured on Jimmy’s commercial, coffee mug, AND that famous water bottle used for containing the urine in Season 5! Yes, you can make your own urine container for when you’re stuck in the desert! Visit my designer page for MORE Better Call Saul designs!
Description: Wormwald's baseball card collection missing? Well, if you're Mike Ehrmantraut you go see Nacho at his daily workplace with his father. Yep, pretend you're in need of a new car interior and you'll get your point across! This is the place where it happens! Visit my designer page for MORE Better Call Saul designs!
