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Shortly before the end of the Civil War, a bumbling private accidentally leads his troop to victory. Promoted to Captain Parmenter, he is still regarded as a weak link and sent far west to Fort Courage. Once there, his deficiencies in leadership are welcome news. This is because the Sergeant O'Rourke and Corporal Agarn have joined the peaceful local Indian tribe in selling Native American souvenirs to the folks back East. They wish to continue to make money. Oh sure, on occasion they arrange for a fake battle with the tribe to keep the Fort going. Almost every week some Army guy or spy tries to get the real picture but the duo of O and A fools everyone. Meanwhile, the prettiest gal in the area falls for the Captain, making him blush. How long can this troop keep going? This classic 60s TV show has a great cast and splendidly amusing scripts. Here is the Wild West tamed by moonshine and Indian blanket sales. The F in F troop stands for Fun.

Semi retired treasury agent Raymond King is ambushed in a bingo parlor. He's been tracking a killer. Before he dies, he writes on his arm Find the Accountant. At the morgue, former assistant Mary Beth reads this and gets in touch with the man who helped them 8 years before, Christian Wolff - Ben Affleck. In Kings rented home, the two find a folder of photos and entries which seem disconnected . Yet Wolff soon finds the connections. To find Kings killer, they will be fighting dangerous human trafficking cartels plus one female contract killer. Wolff therefore enlist his brother Braxton - Jon Bernthal - to help. Children are at risk as well. Moreover, the brothers operations upset Mary Beth as they "bend " the law. Can these 3 win against top killers? This exciting film has its moments of confusion and incredulity. Nevertheless, the cast makes it special. There are also funny scenes where Wolff attempts to try speed dating and line dancing. Viewers will absolutely root for the good guys to knock off as many bad guys as possible!

Lou Gehrig - Gary Cooper - is an outstanding athlete as a youngster. He once hits a baseball so far it crashes into a house near a baseball diamond. Naturally, Lou's parents commit him to paying tor new window. Both blue collar workers, Mama Gehrig is a cook at Columbia University. This is by design, as her son Lou can go to college and become an engineer at far less expense. Lou's secret is he wants to be a professional baseball player, not an engineer. When his Mother falls ill, Lou signs a contract with the Yankees to get money for her hospital care. She doesn't know. As he becomes a Star and marries a woman he loves, Lou seems to have the world on a string. But, in his 30s, Lou suddenly is hit with great fatigue and muscle trouble. What could be wrong? This heartbreaking but fine film does hommage to one of the greatest baseball players of all time. Lou Gehrig was an outstanding player, nicknamed the Iron Horse because he played in over 2000 consecutive games. In the shadow of Babe Ruth, Lou filled the record books and lived a life as a decent, kind man. However, he was struck by ALS in his prime, ending his career. There won't be a dry eye in the house as you watch his amazing story.