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	"Riptide" (1984) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This was one of three TV series partly influenced by the success of the theatrical movie Blue Thunder (1983).
		Like "Airwolf" (1984) on CBS and "Blue Thunder" (1984) on ABC, "Riptide" initially featured prominent use of a helicopter; although whereas those other two instances portrayed super-slick hi-tech choppers, the "Riptide" helicopter ('The Screaming Mimi') was clunky and old, and had trouble just staying in the sky.
		Riptide was for the discerning PI fan whereas A-Team was for moronic, mindless action-junkies infatuated with Mr.
	us.imdb.com /title/tt0086789 (497 words)

	Riptide 1
		Riptide was produced in colour and all on film, and ran for 26 episodes.
		Riptide was due to be screened in England during the 1969 northern autumn, and if good ratings were achieved it was proposed to commence production of a second series in December.
		Riptide premiered in February 1969, with a filmed introduction by Ty Hardin in which, amongst other lofty platitudes, he proclaimed it to be "a completely new and different type of series".
	www.classicaustraliantv.com /Riptide1.htm (3019 words)

	Riptide Software, Inc. :: Solutions :: Enterprise Application Integration
		With a proprietary development and testing process, Riptide works to deliver data across all internal levels of an organization as well as data to and from external sources across multiple domains.
		Riptide has extensive experience integrating large legacy systems using a diverse set of technologies.
		Riptide has created simple interfaces using diverse technologies such as direct database access, flat file data transfer, eXtensible Markup Language (XML), and HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) links can be used.
	www.riptidesoftware.com /Solutions/enterprise_app.html (207 words)

	tvdvdreviews.com -- Riptide: The Complete First Season DVD Review
		Of course any series that features a pink helicopter with a gaping mouth painted on the front isn’t really aiming to be taken all that seriously.
		The fronts of the cases are decorated with photos of the series’ stars — King on the first case and Perry on the second.
		Riptide is surprisingly clean of dirt and scratches, but the video still isn’t perfect.
	www.tvdvdreviews.com /riptide1.html (800 words)

	Riptide (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Riptide was a television detective series that ran on NBC from 1984 to 1986.
		The series concerned Cody Allen (Perry King) and Nick Ryder (Joe Penny), two former army buddies who decided to open the Pier 56 Detective Agency (later known as the Riptide Detective Agency).
		Riptide season 1 was released on DVD in September, 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Riptide_(TV_series) (436 words)

	Riptide: Season 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		I was reminded of the series Riptide a couple of years ago when I reviewed the 1st season of Boomtown (a series canceled way before its time).
		He was once huge star, playing a TV cop and all of the ‘scenes’ from this fictional series were cut from the series Riptide, which Penny actually starred in.
		The series ran from 1984 to 1986 and starred Perry King and Joe Penny as Cody Allen and Nick Ryder (respectively), two army buddies who decide to try their hand at private investigation work.
	www.popsyndicate.com /index.php/site/story/riptide_season_1 (504 words)

	The Moonlighting Parody Episode of Riptide
		On set, the producer introduces the Riptide team to his actors...notice the tennis shoes on the actress and the sunglasses, watch on right wrist, and seating position of the actor.
		In a salute to their former prime-time competition, the Riptide detectives are "Moonlighting" as consultants for a TV detective show, whose bickering costars must follow Cody, Nick and Murray (Boz) on a real case.
		The TV industry fares no better as we are shown cheap looking cardboard props, the director is a bellowing hothead, the producer delegates everything to the assistant producer, the crew constantly complains and then breaks for lunch at every opportunity, and the network seems to not care about anything but ratings.
	www.davidandmaddie.com /riptide (2967 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Riptide
		Riptide, or rip current, refers to a strong flow of water near the shore.
		Riptide (comics) (Janos Quested), a mutant character in the fictional Marvel Comics universe
		Riptide (Australian TV series), a 1960s television drama series made in Australia starring Ty Hardin
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Riptide (172 words)

	tvdvdreviews.com -- Riptide: The Complete First Season Press Release
		Riptide made its debut as a mid-year replacement series on NBC January 3, 1984, and ran for 54 episodes over three seasons.
		While Nick and Cody supply the muscle, Murray is the computer wiz and resident genius whose wild inventions alternately help or hinder the trio's baffling, and sometimes wacky, cases.
		Riptide: The Complete First Season has a run time of approximately 673 minutes and is not rated.
	www.tvdvdreviews.com /press/riptide1press.html (186 words)

	MILESAGO - Media - Television - "Riptide"
		Riptide was created by expatriate Australian writer Michael Noonan, from an idea by the program's executive producer, Guy V. Thayer Jr, President and General Manager of Trans Pacific Enterprises.
		Riptide premiered on 6 February 1969 and rated strongly in Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, but was less popular in Melbourne, where Homicide still ruled the roost.
		The main hope was securing overseas sales, but unfortunately the critical sale to American TV never eventuated, and although it was sold to Britain it did not rate well there, so plans for a second series were scrapped.
	www.milesago.com /tv/riptide.htm (1022 words)

	Movie Info for Riptide on MSN Movies
		The weekly TV series Riptide was kicked off on January 3, 1984 with a 2-hour "movie premiere"--which is TV Guide talk for "pilot film." Cody Allen (Perry King) and Nick Ryder (Joe Penny) are hip, handsome Southern California detectives.
		In the pilot, the detectives tackle the mystery of a yacht hijacking, which an eyewitness insists was a case of sabotage and murder.
		Riptide ran from 1984 through 1986, after which Joe Penny and Perry King continued their Hollywood hunkdom, while Thom Bray became the voice of John Arbuckle on the cartoon series Garfield.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=170292 (160 words)

	Memorable Television The TV Shows (1970's) Riptide
		An action adventure series that cast American Ty Hardin as sailor Moss Andrews, the show was a typical late sixties production, shot on film (with an eye on the international market) and with plenty of location footage.
		The premise of the series had Andrews, an American, sailing to Australia to try and get over the loss of his (Australian) wife (killed in a car crash), Andrews then decides to stay ands help his father in law run a charter boat business.
		The show carried the original title of "charter boat" and filmed in around the Sydney Northbeach area, it also has the distinction of being the first hour long colour show produced in Australia and had a budget per episode of anywhere between $50,000 and $100,000.
	www.memorabletv.com /showsr/riptide.htm (249 words)

	Old Time movies, TV Series from the 40s and 50s on CD, Mp3, DVD and VCD with free shipping inside the USA
		I also have some 70s TV shows like McCloud, Ellery Queen, Tales of the Gold Monkey, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, I Married Joan, Riptide, Nero Wolfe, Crazy Like a Fox, Chicken Soup with Jackie Mason, Kolchak The Night Stalker, Green Hornet and The Snoop Sisters with Helen Hayes.
		I also have the Charlie Chan TV series from the 50s.
		For those of you new to TV Series and Movie collecting and just getting started in acquiring and building a collection, look at my list of available shows.
	www.40smovies-tvseries.com (456 words)

	Riptide DVD : TV Shows on DVD from TVDVDPlanet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Riptide is an American action adventure that premiered in NBC television network from 3rd of January 1984 and ended 18th of April 1986, completed on its third season with 58 episodes.
		The TV series was led by Perry King and Joe Penny as former Vietnam veteran named Cody Allen and Nick Ryder.
		The Riptide DVD is a collection of 16 DVDs in a box set as shown above, all episodes are organize from pilot to finale.
	www.tvdvdplanet.com /movie/action/riptide.html (272 words)

	Premium Hollywood » TV Series I Wanna See On DVD
		I think it’s quite possible that the greatest thing to come out of the whole DVD revolution is the re-release of the fondly-remembered TV series.
		When VHS was king, you’d often only get select episodes from a series, or else the whole series would be released, and if the show ran a long time, you found your shelves littered with a ton of boxes.
		This show was much better, and Matt Frewer was groovy as Max and as the TV news reporter who was always out to uncover the truth in post-modern where ever the hell they were.
	www.premiumhollywood.com /2005/11/17/tv-series-i-wanna-see-on-dvd (795 words)

	"RIPTIDE EPISODE GUIDE"
		The detectives find a new police lieutenant surprisingly cooperative, and somewhat distracting, as they investigate a man's suspicion that his roommate is responsible for a series of murders.
		In a salute to their former prime-time competition, the guys are "Moonlighting" as consultants for a TV detective show, whose bickering costars must follow the guys on a real case.
		Boz is strongly affected when he saves Cody's life by shooting an ex-con, whose sister claims he didn't commit the small-town rape and murder for which he served 10 years.
	hometown.aol.com /sheri1207/riptide/rteps.htm (3381 words)

	Riptide - Rear Art & Hi-Res Front Art For Sony's Riptide Release
		Now we've got more artwork for you: a hi-res look at the front of the box (confirmed as final now), plus a look at the back of the box as well.
		Cody Allen (Perry King, The Day After Tomorrow) and Nick Ry (Joe Penny, TVâs âJake and the Fatmanâ) are longtime pals who have seen more than their share of danger â“ and action.
		Along with a buddy from their days in the military, the brilliant but socially inept scientist Murray âBozâ Bozinsky (Thom Bray), they solve a series of mysterious cases involving stakeouts, seduction, and the law.
	www.tvshowsondvd.com /newsitem.cfm?NewsID=6070 (166 words)

	Cody Allen, Nick Ryder and Boz Bozinsky (Riptide) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Riptide was Stephen J. Cannell's attempt to update Surfside Six for the eighties and throw in a few Magnum P.I. touches.
		Faced with the inevitability of cancellation, the show's writers made the series' penultimate episode one of its cleverest: Not making any money in their chosen profession, Cody, Nick and Boz give up their PI gig to go work in Hollywood.
		Fry for the scoop on the last show, John Boyle for the lowdown on the whirlybird, and Renae for dropping a dime where it counts.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /riptide.html (652 words)

	Riptide TV Show - Riptide Television Show - TV.com
		In the Pilot adventure, faced with their first big case, they decided to recruit another old pal from 'Nam, the bespectacled, rather nerdish but much likeable electronics genius Murray "Boz"...
		As the series progressed, Quinlan\'s tolerance of the trio gradually grew, albeit very slightly, and they several times co-operated to solve a case.
		Bet you didn\'t know that this was one of three TV series created to cash in on the success of the theatrical movie Blue Thunder (1983).
	www.tv.com /riptide/show/702/summary.html (679 words)

	"Tracy's Book Nook - Riptide by Lorena McCourtney"
		I was surprised at how gloomy and sad the novel was with the graphic depictions of the aftermath of evil acts such as murder.
		The depictions of the body when it is found were startling and it reminded me of contemporary t.v.
		I find myself somewhat immune to the depictions of dead bodies on tv, but was quite shocked and slightly horrified to have it depicted so graphically in a Christian novel.
	www.tracysbooknook.com /contemporary_fiction/riptide_mccourtney.html (288 words)

	riptide - helicopter tv show at rotaryaction.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Riptide (1984-86) - TV action series created by Stephen J. Cannell and Frank Lupo, this is about two Vietnam buddies who become private investigators.
		Painted pink with a garish mouth on front, it was shabby, unreliable US Army surplus.
		In the TV movie, the chopper's engine fails while flying over a local mobster's estate, so it crash-lands in a backyard.
	www.rotaryaction.com /pages/riptide.html (189 words)

	Amazon.com: Riptide - The Complete First Season: DVD: Perry King,Thom Bray,Gary M. LaPoten (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Riptide began life on NBC as a midseason replacement, paired with Cannell’s The A-Team, and was renewed for two more seasons.
		Riptide was and will always be my favourite tv show.
		I was a fan of the show when it was on TV, but in watching the DVDs, I have been constantly impressed with the dialog and the banter between Nick & Cody in particular.
	www.amazon.com /Riptide-Complete-Season-Perry-King/dp/B000GNOSHW (1502 words)

	IGN: Pilot Review
		This series was dead in the water before it could even make a splash.
		That it is not as bad as the unaired live-action Justice League of America pilot or the Nick Fury TV movie is to damn Aquaman with faint praise.
		Had Aquaman been picked up as a series, the combination of its effects budget and on-the-water filming surely would have made it one of the most expensive series on TV.
	tv.ign.com /articles/723/723403p1.html (784 words)

	Woo-hoo! Riptide coming to DVD! - TV Squad
		Riptide starred Perry King and Joe Penny as Cody Allen and Nick Ryder, two private eyes who lived and worked off a boat in California.
		They were helped on cases by the third member of the team, the nerdy brainiac Boz, played by Thom Bray.
		TV Squad is a member of the Weblogs, Inc. Network.
	www.tvsquad.com /2006/07/03/woo-hoo-riptide-coming-to-dvd (429 words)

	The Riptide Fan Page
		An information page about Riptide, the series, the characters, the episodes, fan fiction available in print, and, some Riptide stories.
		The three detectives of the Riptide Detective agency have just finished a tough case and decide to take the boat out for a peaceful getaway.
		Unless actual issues are listed, there may not be a Riptide story in each issue of the zines.
	hometown.aol.com /sheri1207/riptide/riptide.htm (679 words)

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		RipTide the TV show all 58 on DVD-R complete
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	www.bestoldtimemovies.com /movielists.htm (296 words)

	Formerly Broadcast by NBC at Free Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
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		This quiz deals with some of the best TV dramas from recent years and their characters.
		Throughout the series, Sam is terrorized by "Jack", the mysterious serial killer who murdered her husband.
		* This series, which began in 2000, follows a team of forensic evidence investigation experts as they solve their cases on the night shift.
	www.funtrivia.com /ql.cfm?cat=2177 (666 words)

	Inside The Head Of Steven L. Sears
		Just saying "it was only a TV show" doesn't quite do it and, besides, it invalidates all they invested in it.
		Are the ones who keep us honest, who are affected by what we do, who make the phone calls to the stations, who come to the conventions, and ask the darndest questions.
		So I think most Actors are very very serious about their work because they can't believe in their own gift.
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