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Jonathan Heap

writer, director

The Showtime 30-Minute Movie [s:1e1]

12:01 PM

by Stephen Tolkin and Jonathan Heap, directed by Jonathan Heap

Kurtwood Smith portrays Myron Castleman’s noon hour over and over in this first movie adaptation of Richard Lupoff’s short story.
— Michael Main
You see, it’s like . . . it’s like we’re stuck. You know, like a . . . like a needle on a scratched record. It all starts at 12:01, and everything goes along fine until one o’clock and then Bam! the whole world snaps back to 12:01 again.

12:01 P.M. by Stephen Tolkin and Jonathan Heap, directed by Jonathan Heap (Showtime, USA, 19 August 1990).

12:01

by Philip Morton, directed by Jack Sholder

Trapped in a one-day time loop, Barry Thomas tries to bring down the company that’s causing the loop, hopefully coming to a happy ending with the gorgeous scientist who runs the project.
— Michael Main
Barry: Oh my God. It’s twelve o’clock.
Lisa: No! We’ve got to do something!
Barry: There’s no time. Quick, tell me what your favorite color is.

12:01:00 PM by Philip Morton, directed by Jack Sholder (FOX-TV, USA, 5 July 1993).

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