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Strap us in and color us blue with excitement: the first stills from Syfy's adaptation of Philip José Farmer's Riverworld series are out. They're full of shirtlessness, cleavage and blue Alan Cumming . Pop in your dreamgum, and check them out.
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Ah, marketing — you certainly know how to get our attention, tie the boys up and we're there, especially if it's Tahmoh Penikett . But all kidding aside, Riverworld is a huge undertaking for the Syfy channel. It's a wild story about the place we all end up after death, focused around a man separated from his fiancée and his struggle to get her back. All with the help of other famous dead people, like Mark Twain. It's a fantastical epic, and it will be quite an adventure, if they can pull it off. We've got our fingers crossed. Until its release in 2010, here's a new, and longer, synopsis.
When American war zone journalist Matt Ellman (Tahmoh Penikett, Battlestar Galactica) and his fiancée, Jessie Machalan ( Laura Vandervoort , Smallville), are killed in an explosion, Matt awakens, separated from Jessie, on the banks of a river snaking endlessly across a mysterious new plane of existence. On Riverworld, everyone who has ever lived on Earth, ever soul throughout time, has been reborn along the banks of a seemingly endless river. Determined to locate Jessie, Matt aligns with Tomoe (Jeananne Goossen, Falcon Beach) , a 13th century female warrior, Allegra (Romina D'Ugo, Hairspray), a 15th century courtesan of shifting alliances, and American novelist and Riverboat captain Samuel Clemens (Mark Deklin, Justice), better known as Mark Twain. With a full crew of adventurers, they embark upriver to understand where they are, why they are here, and to what unknowable end the river winds.
Under the guidance of the peculiar Caretaker (Alan Cumming, Tin Man), their quest takes them below to a torturous Cavern of Souls and the Underworld prison, above in a Zeppelin piloted by a brilliant German engineer, and forward to cross paths with renowned explorer Sir Richard Francis Burton (Peter Wingdfield, 24) who has joined forces with Francisco Pizzaro to conquer and destroy Riverworld. For Matt, each unfathomable day, each nefarious encounter, only deepens the conundrum of Riverworld and raises more questions…What happened to Earth and when? What is the purpose of the burning Orb? What powers are contained in the infamous Dark Tower? And why is their every move being followed by the watchful eye of an alien being? The answers are waiting beyond the endless swells of Riverworld.
"Charting a territory somewhere between Gulliver's Travels and The Lord of the Rings" (Time), Philip Jose Farmer's Nebula Award-winning saga becomes a spectacular miniseries event-a feast for the eyes, the mind, and the heart of everyone who longs to explore the meaning of life, the mysteries of death, and everything that lies between.

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This week, on March 1, Robert Conrad blew out 83 candles.
Most famous for his role as secret agent James West on The Wild Wild West (1965-1969), a show that fetishized him in skintight clothing, leather and even bondage motifs, Conrad also anchored the series Hawaiian Eye (1959-1963) and Baa Baa Black Sheep (1976-1978), along with other very short-lived projects.
Algong with numerous TV movies, he also appeared in the features Palm Springs Weekend (1963) and Young Dillinger (1965).
His involvement in the Battle of the Network Stars TV specials of the '70s and '80s gave Conrad an opportunity to show off his physique in his forties, as did his Eveready battery TV commercials, in which he dared viewers to knock one off his shoulder.
Conrad was charged with drunk driving following a 2003 accident that left him partially paralyzed and severely injured a young motorist who would later die.
In recent years, Conrad has appeared at autograph shows, mostly speaking and posing for photos due to his inability to sign.
Feast your eyes on him in his prime:
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Thanks for reminding me! Hot as f***! He commanded my attention any time he was on the screen as I grew up.
Thanks for remembering Robert Conrad. I interviewed him for the N.Y. Daily News in 1993. I asked Conrad, then 58, who he’d like to see play James T. West on the big screen, and the answer was surprising: ”Dana Carvey. He’s so damn talented. I just went to see ‘Wayne’s World 2.’ He’s hilarious. Don’t remake it with Mel Gibson. He just did ‘Maverick.’ Spoof it. I’d like to pay a small part as Dana’s father, and he’d be my illegitimate son.” As for the 1999 remake of ”The Wild, Wild West” with Will Smith, he later called the casting ”silly.” Asked if he’d go to see the movie: ”Not in this lifetime!”
Conrad also told me that ”The Wild, Wild West” has a formula: ”I’d take off my shirt in every episode, Ross would be in drag, and then we’d have an elephant and a villain. It was escapist fare at its best.” He based the way West moved on ”Toshiro Mifune, one of the great action actors of all time,” and said the crew was in stitches at how often Conrad split the britches of his very tight pants.
Ah — no copy of my favorite Conrad outfit : the Bolero jacket and tight pants from Wild, Wild, West!
He was my first celebrity crush. I used to watch re-runs of Wild Wild West over and over when I was a kid. Loved that he was shirtless all the time and boy oh boy those pants. I new I was gay the first time I saw this beautiful and talented man.
His body was amazing in WWW, but even hotter in Black Sheep. I could spend hours worshipping his chest, and then there’s that butt and basket. Yumm!
I was in college when WWW first aired. I remember the first time I saw him shirtless it took my breath away, and still does. Actually I think he was even sexier in Black Sheep. Some men just get more stunning as they age. Would love to have met him.
This man filled out those pants very nicely. And that hairy chest? VERY enjoyable to watch.!
I loved seeing him in his TV series. Especially in his tight blue pants.
Wow. Seeing James West again brought back childhood memories — excellent ones! Like so many of my generation , I am sure West’s tight clothes, amazing butt, and wildly handsome face helped me realize that I was gay. I once read an interview with Conrad where he acknowledged this — and the show really played it up. I miss it!
I must say…Mr.Conrad…may he R.I.P….Possibly the highest form of male beauty to ever grace the screen.
I remember meeting him somewhere in Florida in the 70’s. We went to some kind of festival and he was there with his horse from the show, my Mom thought it would be cool if he would let me sit on his horse with him. she later got a picture of it where he signed it to James from RC sure wish I had that picture now.

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