The Burning Bed

20 years later, no female TV star has even come close to creating the sensation Fawcett did in her single season of Charlie's Angels.

Eventually, she would triumph in gritty TV movies such as Murder in Texas and The Burning Bed, proving, to our amazement and delight, that there was an ample substance between that seductive facade.

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Bob Hope It is impossible to imagine television without him.

You may remember decades ago, there was a Farrah Fawcett movie, if you remember Farrah Fawcett, that little hottie in her prime.

She made a movie called The Burning Bed, which was a similar type of case.

A woman had killed her purportedly abusive spouse by waiting for him to fall asleep, pouring gasoline over him in the mattress and setting it all on fire.

Now, these women tend to claim abuse.

Now it is.

Yeah, I was looking at the timeline of when this movie was made, and it was made sort of like in the hate 1987, sort of three years after sort of the first big TV movie was made about domestic violence, The Burning Bed with Farrah Fawcett.

And so I feel like that was sort of like in the air at the time.

They wanted to know they were taking things seriously.

We'd have to look into this, but I wonder what some of the NBC Sunday Night movies were versus the CBS Sunday Night movies.

Because I'm wondering if this is stuff like The Burning Bed and all that type of stuff.

Or if this...

These must have been studio-produced movies that... premiered on that so those were a big deal uh dallas iconic uh head of the class made it look like school was super fun with tons of smart people around you all the time so take that for what it is and then um And what Dallas had of the class, signing that movie, what were the other two? And New