Startrekweb_2How will we ever get any work done?  NBC and CBS
have reached deep into their program vaults and are flooding the
web with free streaming offerings of couch-potato classics,
including "Star Trek" (the great 79); "Hawaii Five-0" (a
personal fave); "Emergency" (Gage and DeSoto rule); "Miami Vice"
(love the one where Frank Zappa guest stars); "The Alfred
Hitchcock Hour" (great host); "Kojak" (great Telly); "MacGyver,"
"Melrose Place," "The A-Team," "Simon & Simon" and the original
Lorne Greene-in-a-robe-and-toupe version of "Battlestar
Galactica."  There’s especially good news for fans of the Rod
Serling oeuvre. CBS is offering the first two seasons of "The
Twilight Zone," and and are beaming out "Night
Gallery." "NightTwilightzonecrop  Gallery," produced by
Universal TV for NBC from 1970-1973, is not as consistently
mind-blowing as "Twilight Zone," but the best of the episodes,
mostly the Serling-penned segs, are very, very good indeed.
Steven Spielberg famously made his directorial debut on a "Nig