"I was on my gazebo, on the roof, making some repairs, and I was struck by lightning...and I've had migraine headaches and blurred vision ever since then but praise the Lord that was my lucky day because ever since then, I've had the healing power. Amen, God bless you. Thank you very much. Good night. Yes? What happened? Yes?
-Claud Henry Smoot

" If you pay close attention to the Dream sequence(Zipity doo dah) you'll notice in the background you will see Mister Underhill and his wife dancing with tennis Rackets...very funny if you can catch it." - Jack

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Fletch is BACK in Fletch Lives. When Fletch is begging for a vacation, he gets a call that he has received "Belle Isle," a Louisiana estate that his Aunt has left him in her will. Fletch quits the paper and moves down there. Expecting a million dollar mansion, Fletch arrives to a run down manor. After the death of his lawyer, Fletch suspects something is up. Turning down large sums of money for his property, Fletch goes incognito to find out the truth. Investigating Bible Land's Jimmy Lee Farnsworth almost get Fletch killed several times. But in the end, Fletch solves the case and his return to the paper is praised. Ultimately, this sequel was better than nothing. The southern atmosphere is a bit of a turn off, but Fletch's quotes, one-liners and antics make the film definitely watchable. A bad sequel is always better than no sequel at all. But this one isn't half bad.

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