Stickin' Together

Stickin' Together tells the story of a Hawaiian beach bum who becomes the surrogate uncle to five orphaned children. The narrative revolves around their efforts to remain a family despite various obstacles. This film serves as a pilot for the short-lived TV series that followed, titled "The Mackenzies of Paradise Cove," which aired in 1979.

The film features a cast that includes Clu Gulager, Sean Roche, Lory Walsh, and Keith Coogan, among others. With its unique setting in Hawaii and themes of family and guardianship, it presents a lighthearted yet heartfelt look at relationships and resilience in the face of adversity. The combination of adventure and comedy makes it appealing to fans of family-centric narratives from the late 1970s.

For collectors, Stickin' Together is available on VHS, making it a tangible piece of television history. Its connection to a brief series run adds to its significance, appealing to those interested in vintage media and television pilot projects.