George (GEORGE CARLIN) angers Kathleen (SUSAN SULLIVAN) by insisting that women are inferior to men. Neal (CHRISTOPHER RICH) owes Harry (ALEX ROCCO) $10,000.

In this unaired pilot of what later became known as the immensely popular prime-time soap opera "Falcon Crest," be introduced to the drama and scandals within the vineyards of California, featuring the conflict between two families: the Channings, headed by ruthless family matriarch Angela Channing (Jane Wyman), and the Giobertis, led by Chase and Maggie Gioberti (Robert Foxworth and Susan Sullivan).

After meeting Susan, Drake's new girlfriend, Josh becomes convinced that her flirtation is more than friendly behavior. When he confronts Drake with his assumption, his denial causes Josh to set-up a sting operation with his video camera.

(This story originally aired Oct. 7, 2006. It was updated July 20, 2007). Lita McClinton was a beautiful young woman who caught the eye of a successful businessman. She soon would marry Jim Sullivan and lived an affluent lifestyle, but the marriage was less than perfect and fell apart nine years later. On the same day a judge was supposed to rule whether Lita could try to make a claim against her husband's multimillion-dollar fortune, she was gunned down in her own home by someone delivering a box of roses. As correspondent Susan Spencer reports, this tale of love, betrayal, wealth and, eventually, murder would lead to an international search for justice.

Does Susan Atkins deserve any compassion?

As Kitty (Susan Sullivan) turns 50, the women rally to her support, while the men go bobsledding---in a canoe.

Narrated by musician Levon Helm of The Band, Elvis '56 is a sometimes jittery but never dull record of The King's first full year of superstardom. The early Elvis is depicted through family photos and generic shots of the places where he grew up, drove the truck, twanged the first guitar. The soundtrack blares forth the first Sun Record singles, then we move into a marriage of sound and picture as newsreel footage begins creeping into the proceedings. Once more, the audience is treated to those precious clips of Elvis on The Milton Berle Show, The Steve Allen Show, and (from the waist up, or have you forgotten?) The Ed Sullivan Show. Filmmakers Susan and Alan Raymond have done an admirable job assembling what was available within their meager budget to nostalgically recreate a year that few will ever forget. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.