"They don't call them that for nothing!"26 May 1976Drama, Comedy95 mins
To beat out competing ambulance services, an ace driver, an office secretary/paramedic and a suspended cop resort to some outrageous behavior to help people in distress. They're a crew whose condition is even more critical than their clients!
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Mother Jugs and Speed 1976 Trailer
This is the trailer for the 1998 Video Tape release of the 1976 movie Mother Jugs & Speed. In this frantic comedy Harry Fishbine (Allen Garfield) is the proprietor ...
Mother Jugs and Speed 1976 Trailer
Mother, Jugs & Speed full hd movie trailer.
Mother Jugs and Speed - Buzzing the nuns!
I can't help myself ... I'm crazy! Clip content (c) Copyright 1976 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation Purchase information via : ...
Michelle Phillips-No Love Today Solo Great song from Mother jugs and speed film
Here is "Mama Michelle" Phillips of the Mamas & the Papas with a great pop solo song from 1976 "No Love Today" a very odd choice for the comedy film ...
Mother Jugs and Speed Buzzing the Nuns
My favorite scene from this movie.
Mother Jugs And Speed 1978 ABC Sunday Night Movie Promo & Starsky & Hutch 1978 Promo
1978 ABC promo for "Mother Jugs And Speed" on the October 15 Sunday Night Movie followed by a spot for the Tuesday October 17 episode of "Starsky ...
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