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Thank you for showing this!! I barely remember this TV show because I was very young. My family would watch this program. It's unfortunate that this Country has changed, & and not for the better. We need to get back to the RIGHT WAYS in this Country!! To love our Almighty God, the Holy Bible, try to keep God's Commandments, cherish the laws our Founding Fathers gave us, be kind to one another, help one another without being intrusive or overbearing, being positive & PRO AMERICAN, PRO GOD, PRO GOODNESS, PRO KINDNESS, PRO RIGHTEOUSNESS!!

I highly suggest that you watch this muted. It's the only way.

I watched this show every Friday night. I loved it. I think I was pre teen age😊

At age of Now 75, something about the Dagmar character came to mind during a personal counseling session. . Perhaps she was closest to my age back then (7-8). Would love to watch some episodes for old times sake!

Where's the damn monkey?!?

Always reminded me of my wonderful Norwegian Grandmother. Good old fashion T.V. show.Probably boring for todays audience .

Television & I were born around the same time. I Remember Mama was the very first program I remember watching. It was my favorite show.

To whomever posted this episode. Tusen takk.

I just saw the movie, "I Remember Mama", which I highly recommend. I never knew they even had a series on this.

This Series is now 70 Years Old.

Wally Cox was a great character comedian. We lost him way too soon.

I vaguely remember this show

one should always say how good the meatloaf is.

240p wow. way to splurge there, big guy.

I have this on dvd.it was interesting.a lot of screwball situations.

28:51 This is CBS, The Columbia Broadcasting-

Maynard G. Krebs did later join the Navy, during which time he began answering to his middle name, and after recruit training, he worked as a first mate on a small ship in Hawaii. Then one day, he and the Captain took a short cruise with five others, but it went horribly wrong. The rest is history.

My dad bought a tv in 1953 and Mr. Peepers was one of the first shows I ever watched.. I was 5 years old. I became a tv addict after that!

I love the movie, I Remember Mama. I never knew there was a series! Glad I found it. 🌹

Too silly

Wally Cox and Marlin Brando were best friends...

There's a local, low power digital sub-station station where I live that actually plays this show. I was shocked when I saw a VERY young Tony Randall playing Mr. Peepers friend and fellow teacher.

This was my favorite tv show as a child.

I loved this show. Every year, I couldn’t wait until “The Night the Animals Talked” would be on. Does anyone know where that episode can be seen or purchased?

I used to watch this show at a neighbor's apartment, because we didn't have a TV until 1954.

One of my grandmother's favorite shows. Brings back precious memories.

Wow, this is Not funny. Lame. I liked Wally Cox on the Hollywood Squares, and as the voice of the cartoon Underdog.

Wally Cox was charming and intelligent.

Too bad TV today doesn't know what real humor is any more. This show's a real hoot!

There’s no need to FEAR, Underdog is HERE!

Why is her accent a million percent Swedish when she's supposed to be Norwegian though...

please don't squeeze Mr. Whipple

"filmed in a studio with little to do but talk and modest props nowadays on TV too many props and still nothing but talking and about talking about nothing .".

WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE AUDIO?

What a treasure to find this kinescopeof of I remember Mama. MY earliest TV memories.I'm 76.

I'm and old man now, and I remember this show, and I still miss my mama.

March 28, 1961

Nowadays who quotes Tacitus in Latin. Difference between today and yesterday. Thank you.

You gotta be like real clever to watch this: open it in a second tab muted. play the audio of the first tab, it's 56 seconds behind the video.

My dad is in his 80's, we were in an indoor flea market the other day and he said, "there's a Mr. Peepers sweater".

Thank you for posting this episode. i am actually looking for a specific episode of Mama, one entitled Dagmar's sorority sister shown on the 6th May 1955. Have you ever come across it anywhere. Thank you. Chris

Alguém fala português

what is the song Maynard plays in farewell to the troops

Mom told me about this show otherwise I never would have known it existed. Nothing like live television.

my phone's Frozen

lol Product placement!!!

I was actually part of the live audience as a kid in NY.

I so loved this

Watched this show when I was a kid.

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