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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: A Song for Jason (1)
Episode 02: A Song for Jason (2)
Episode 03: Bless the Boys in Blue
Episode 04: Cindy
Episode 05: The Devil and Jonathan Smith
Episode 06: Birds of a Feather
Episode 07: Popcorn, Peanuts and CrackerJacks
Episode 08: The Smile in the Third Row
Episode 09: The Secret
Episode 10: The Monster (1)
Episode 11: The Monster (2)
Episode 12: The Good Doctor
Episode 13: Alone
Episode 14: Close Encounters of the Heavenly Kind
Episode 15: Change of Life
Episode 16: Keep Smiling
Episode 17: The Last Assignment
Episode 18: To Bind the Wounds
Episode 19: Heaven on Earth
Episode 20: Summit
Episode 21: The Torch
Episode 22: Sail Away
Episode 23: Children's Children
Episode 24: Friends
Highway to Heaven - Season 2
Description
A probationary angel, sent back to Earth, teams with an ex-cop to help people.
A probationary angel, sent back to Earth, teams with an ex-cop to help people.
Actors:
Vincent Lucchesi,
Dennis Robertson,
Marianne McAndrew,
Bebe Drake,
James R. Sweeney,
William Kirby Cullen,
Craigus R. Johnson,
Jeff Doucette,
Robert Ford,
Jim Kelly,
Grant Owens,
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Vincent Lucchesi
10 November 1934
Dennis Robertson
Marianne McAndrew
November 26, 1942 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Bebe Drake
James R. Sweeney
William Kirby Cullen
9 March 1952, Santa Ana, California, USA
Craigus R. Johnson
24 September 1974, USA
Jeff Doucette
25 November 1947, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Robert Ford
Jim Kelly
5 May 1946, Paris, Kentucky, USA
Grant Owens
27 November 1939, USA
Director:
Michael Landon, William F. Claxton
Country:
United States
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June 24, 2021
Highway to Heaven is Mr. Landon at his schmaltzy best. The actor-director-writer producer uses every gimmick to evoke goose bumps and wet hankies.
June 24, 2021
No speed limits are broken on the Highway tonight, since the premiere is rather slow. But I wouldn't bet against Landon on the basis of just this. On TV, no contemporary actor knows the road better than he.
June 24, 2021
The program isn't as dumb as it sounds, and if Landon continues to lend his varied talents to it the show should work its way into the hearts and minds of America in much the same way that Little House on the Prairie struck a chord.
June 24, 2021
It's not unusual, of course, for God and religion to be treated so tritely on TV. But God can survive Highway to Heaven. What might not survive is the Idea of family TV programs.
June 24, 2021
If Its honey is too thick for sophisticated viewers, NBC and Landon are counting on great numbers of viewers who are sick of crime and violence and gratuitous sex to turn to this show as a remedy. It could be a good bet.
June 25, 2021
Highway to Heaven is, it turns out, a road paved with intentions so good you could throw up. Violence on TV is a problem. But must the alternative be violins?
June 25, 2021
If nothing else, the show is shamelessly manipulative, at one point using the old puppy-dog ploy to pluck the viewers' heartstrings.
June 24, 2021
There are plenty of moments to yawn through in Highway to Heaven. But one cannot deny that the series has taken the right road for the 8pm time slot.
June 24, 2021
If Landon wants to spread good cheer, that's just fine. I wish him luck. But he doesn't have to use a bulldozer.
June 24, 2021
What saves tonight's show from its technical shortcomings, and keeps it from dissolving into silliness, are the essential decency of the premise and the understatement with which the "miracles" are performed.
June 24, 2021
Despite the hokey premise, this series offers production and script qualities well above average.
June 24, 2021
Let's hope that NBC, which really deserves praise for this experimental program, doesn't discover that no good deed goes unpunished. If it doesn't get good ratings, there is no God.