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Million Dollar Mystery (1987) is a film that critics were far too hard on. While it's not a cinematic masterpiece, it never aimed to be one. This lighthearted adventure features a treasure hunt filled with slapstick humor and eccentric characters, including the unforgettable Eddie Deezen, whose quirky charm adds to the film's delightfully goofy atmosphere. The plot invites audiences on a whimsical ride, complete with zany antics and a carefree spirit. Rather than taking itself seriously, the film embraces its campy charm, making it a fun escape from reality. For fans of 80s comedies, Million Dollar Mystery delivers exactly what it promises: pure, silly entertainment that's perfect for a laid-back movie night. So, if you're in the mood for a lighthearted romp, give this movie a chance-it's sure to bring a smile to your face!

This is very fun. The only problem is it's too short a season to allow you to really get to know everyone.

Callie Haverda got it perfectly. She definitely is the daughter of Eric Foreman. Everyone was cast perfectly. Mace Coronel, definitely is a Kelso. The whole new cast are wonderful and I hope to get to know them.

Wonderful cameos and of course Kitty and Red were just perfect.

Amazing work guys! We need a 20 episode season at the bare minimum so we can get to know these guys. The occasional drop ins from the original cast members is fine, but given time these new kids can give us all reasons to love them too.

Congratulations and Thanks!

I just finished the first 4 Episodes of Season 1 and absolutely loved it! I did not want the episodes to end. An hour long format would not be too long. Herbie is like a best friend next door that knows all about Classic TV and can tell you anything you wanted to know. He seems to put the guests at ease and they tell him stories that are so very wonderful and interesting. His visit with Marion Ross was marvelous, and you could see the obvious affection she had for him. I loved getting the inside information about My Three Sons from Stanley and Barry Livingston too! Just wonderful and family friendly. Watch with your family and introduce the kids to some great classic tv episodes afterward. I'm telling you, you won't be disappointed!

This was so much fun! Everyone was great but Michael McQuary's version of Fu Manchu takes the prize. I would watch this character through a serial in a second. Fun, Fun, Fun!

To create a comedy with this character after all these years is simply genius!

The only issue I had was it was entirely too short. We need more!

The camera work was pretty fabulous in itself. Real quality. The whole team really pulled off something I wanted to watch and watch more of.

Hope they actually create a whole series of these at the half hour or longer length. It would be something I'd follow regularly if given the chance.