Read the latest online article about Movin’ On at It’s About TV.
Mitchell Hadley asked all the questions fans want answered and posted Creator/Executive Producer, Barry Weitz’s and Remaster Producer, Mark Rathaus’ answers on his wonderful website all about classic television.
Inside this pizza can lives an episode of Movin’ On original negative
According to Television Obscurities, a website dedicated to “Keeping Obscure TV From Fading Away Forever”, I, Mark Rathaus, am the man who saved Movin’ On! Thank you, Robert, you got it right and make me sound like a hero too.
Television Obscurities is a great website and it’s obvious that Robert puts a lot of time and effort into it. There’s a vast amount of content there, with all kinds of references to TV shows that you have forgotten. But I promise, you will happily remember them thanks to Robert. I urge all fans of vintage television, not only Movin’ On fans, to visit Television Obscurities often.
Sonny, Will, and Sundance taught us that the road wasn’t just a job — it was a way of life. That a big green Kenworth wasn’t just a truck; it was family. For two seasons we rode shotgun with them across every mile of America, waiting to see who they’d meet next.
Now that spirit rides again in Crop-Duster, the first official Movin’ On novel. Inspired by the show’s legacy, it delivers high stakes, hard-won loyalty, and characters who feel like they just stepped out of a truck stop diner. The same spirit that made Movin’ On unforgettable is now in a story you can hold in your hands.
If you miss the rumble of a diesel engine, the smell of asphalt after rain, and the code of loyalty between people who work hard and live harder then grab your copy of Crop-Duster, the first-ever Movin’ On novel.
Do it like Pruitt. Then pick up Crop-Duster today.