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Obviously it was intended to be a series along the lines of Nowhere Man or The Fugitive, finding more clues along the way. We learn nothing else, other than he sets off,alone, in Fugtive-like fashion to find other normal passengers from the list-who were apparently checked off for termination-before the robots do. He finds out a little more, from another,older passenger who seems to be in charge of a localized group of these beings-he manages after a fight,to damage the mechanical brain and he begins talking incoherently about 'Dynamitards.are the collective of Dymogeny' and how they intend to fully take over. The reporter asks 'What kind of nightmare?' and before she can say more, she's killed by another one of these robots.

The only hint or clue we're ever given is one passenger who appears to be normal who claims 'nothing went wrong on the flight, I slept, then felt a bump.and I had that awful nightmare.'. Truly panicked he finds himself a wanted man, framed, and on the run with nothing more than the passenger list he got after dispatching the Angela robot. She begins acting strangely and having odd meetings with unknown people, and as the reporter begins to investigate things and ask more questions, she tries to kill him and he finds she's now a terminator-like robot(complete with the same kind of eye-tracking visuals from that film). She is also unaware the plane was 'delayed and missing'. He gets unnerved watching Angela speaking to a mysterious man in sunglasses,who seems to be watching the passengers leave the plane, asks who it was- and she denies having spoken to anyone. Told the tale of a newspaper reporter(Chapman) who has to miss a vacation(having won a 'contest')with his girlfriend Angela, a scenario which, in the style it was filmed starts off very prosaic and normal until, as he narrates the entire film as a flashback, he finds her return plane had 'gone off the radar' for 90 minutes, and returns, but delayed. “What’s different with Frange Puff is that you can paint the lengths of the bangs.” And while honing the design was revelatory in and of itself, creating a pitch-perfect formula that would instantly bring back oomph was equally essential.I think this aired in 1986, on the old NBC Monday Night Movie, in the summer when it was usual to see lost TV pilots aired as movie-of-the-weeks. “Usually, the roots of your hair are clean but the length of the bangs are greasy, so when it’s a spray, how do you bring it down the lengths of the bangs?” poses Violette. Another lovely thing about the brush is that, unlike an aerosol, it allows for precision, which is key especially if, like me, you’re keen on a less-is-more approach. “I’m always running around and wanted something easy and elegant that I could use while on the go, something that was effortless to use,” she says.

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“I wanted something that I could use to touch up my hair quickly during the day because the minute it gets too hot or I put too much skin care on my face, my hair becomes flat,” says Violette of the inspiration behind her innovative Frange Puff.