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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2000
Page
21
A scrambled OCR style listing outlines TV segments and movie titles including Orgazmo and Yuri Nosenko KGB related items. It mentions Betsy’s Wedding and a few adult film identifiers alongside program codes and broadcast times.
Freddie Sacker a new Wall Street bad boy on Fox's The $treet is a mean combative and money obsessed foil to the show’s glamour. Rick Hoffman plays him with sly relish as he climbs from waitering gigs to fame amid Darren Star's sharp edged drama.
The show stars John Goodman as Butch Gamble returning to Normal Ohio to help his son Charlie. Critics say the script lacks intelligence and wit with a loud laugh track and a contrived premise. The premiere features supporting roles by Joely Fisher and Cody Kasch and a problematic first episode joke about being gay.
Local listings detail multiple films with show times at Carmike Cinema seven and Collins Road locations. Titles include Digimon Digital Monster Lucky Numbers Remember the Titans Meet the Parents The Legend of Drunken Master Pay It Forward Blair Witch 2 Bedazzled The Contender The Exorcist Little Vampire Lost Souls Dr T and the Women Urban Legends 2 What Lies Beneath Get Carter Almost Famous Girl Fight Ladies Man Best in Show The Perfect Storm The Watcher Coyote Ugly Autumn in New York Whipped Chicken Run The Nutty Professor 2 Hollow Man across venues with varied start times and ratings.
Cinema schedules show multiple titles at Tel Wels and Coral Ridge with times ranging from matinee to late evening. Notable films include Bring It On The Legend of Drunken Master Dr. T and the Women Remember the Titans Pay it Forward and Meet the Parents at various venues and showings.
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