October 29, 1979
In the Seahawks' first-ever primetime appearance, holder and starting quarterback Jim Zorn hits placekicker Efrén Herrera with this sweet fake field goal pass for a first down.
Seattle would defeat the Falcons on Monday Night Football in Atlanta, 31-28.
ABC's Frank Gifford hints before the play that some trickery might be brewing, then Howard Cosell erupts afterwards in praise of Seahawks head coach Jack Patera's creativity.
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@KOINNews Failure of the hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money collected to fix this , actually chief. PPD and us taxpayers are the recipients of that failure,not the cause
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Few fantasy films have captured the return of hope as powerfully as this scene from Excalibur.
Percival has returned with the Holy Grail, Arthur has risen from his sickbed, and the land itself awakens with its king. As Arthur and his remaining knights ride to face Mordred, the barren countryside erupts into blossom and “O Fortuna” thunders over the charge.
It is pure Arthurian myth: shining armour, green light, falling petals and doomed heroes riding together one final time. Boorman takes the idea that the king and the land are one and turns it into one of the great fantasy sequences ever put on film.
Has any fantasy movie staged a better ride into battle?