The Heights

Serie de TV
1992
TV-PG
1h

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'The Heights' is not only the name of the suburb a group of young adults lives in, it's also the name of the rock band they've set up. Partly comedian, partly serious and melancholy about relations, crises and important events in the lives of the young people.

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Narrativas entrelazadas exploran relaciones, hitos y vidas de veinteañeros, salpicadas con canciones de su banda, "The Heights".Narrativas entrelazadas exploran relaciones, hitos y vidas de veinteañeros, salpicadas con canciones de su banda, "The Heights".Narrativas entrelazadas exploran relaciones, hitos y vidas de veinteañeros, salpicadas con canciones de su banda, "The Heights".

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Nominado a 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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DestacadoLos mejor calificados 1 Temporada 1992

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The theme song, "How Do You Talk To An Angel," went to number one the same day the show was canceled.

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Featured in The Heights: How Do You Talk to an Angel (1992)

Bandas sonoras
I'm Still on Your Side
Written by Jimmy Barnes (as Barnes) / Jonathan Cain (as Cain) / Jim Vallance (as Vallance)
Lead vocals: Jamie Walters (as James Walters)
Courtesy EMI Blackwood Music Inc.

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8/10

Lovely show ...

Oh man, this brings back some years. This show made me picking up a guitar and wanted me to become a rock-star. I was in my teenage years and planned my run-away to California to found a band and to live to life of Rock'n'Roll.

Well, the show ended much too early, or maybe -in retrospect- at the right time. I'm not a rock star and did not do the runner to California, and did not set up a band. Guess I turned out alright - but when I listen to songs like "How do you talk to an angel" it really takes me back - and makes me wanna be a Rock'n'roll star all over again.

Great show, nice memories - but I'm not surprised it got sacked. Even good bands don't make it to their second album. Did really anybody expect the Heights to do more than one season? I didn't.

Anyway, can you buy it on DVD? Is worth it.