Evening Shade - S03E17: They Can't Take That Away From Me (1)

Name: They Can't Take That Away From Me (1)
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1993-02-15
Duration: 30 min

Feb 15, 1993ComedySeason 3, Episode 17

Ava invites sixties civil rights leader Aurelia Danforth to a Martin Luther King commemoration, then discovers that the guest has a past involving Ponder. (First of two parts)

Director: Burt Reynolds

Cast: Burt Reynolds, Marilu Henner, Hal Holbrook, Charles Durning, Ann Wedgeworth, Michael Jeter, Jay R. Ferguson, Ossie Davis

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Evening Shade S03E17 Synopsis

Stream Evening Shade "They Can't Take That Away From Me (1)" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1993-02-15, this episode is part of Season 3 of Evening Shade. Directed by Burt Reynolds, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Burt Reynolds, Marilu Henner, Hal Holbrook among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Ava invites sixties civil rights leader Aurelia Danforth to a Martin Luther King commemoration, then discovers that the guest has a past involving Ponder. (First of two parts)