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	<title>Comments on: A Cult Classic on DVD</title>
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		<title>By: Neal</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Jul 2009 14:21:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I remember in those days before I had a VCR staying up all night to watch "J-Men Forever" on Night Flight. At the top of the show, the announcer would tell you the sequence in which that night's features would be shown, but not the exact time when they would appear, so you just had to guess. I remember one night watching the beginning of Night Flight at 11 and finding out that J-Men would be shown at the end, so I set my alarm clock for 4 AM and turned the TV on. I missed part of the opening credits, but I was pretty accurate. I loved J-Men in the 80s, but when I bought the VHS in the 90s, I didn't get the same kick out of it. The sex and drug humor had grown stale for me, I guess.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I remember in those days before I had a VCR staying up all night to watch &#8220;J-Men Forever&#8221; on Night Flight. At the top of the show, the announcer would tell you the sequence in which that night&#8217;s features would be shown, but not the exact time when they would appear, so you just had to guess. I remember one night watching the beginning of Night Flight at 11 and finding out that J-Men would be shown at the end, so I set my alarm clock for 4 AM and turned the TV on. I missed part of the opening credits, but I was pretty accurate. I loved J-Men in the 80s, but when I bought the VHS in the 90s, I didn&#8217;t get the same kick out of it. The sex and drug humor had grown stale for me, I guess.</p>
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