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We loved Miss Brooks' sophistication as much if not more than Lucy Ricardo's zaniness.

Called Primrose Lane? Henry Fonda was a terrible actor.

Big change from "Primrose Lane" to Fonda opening a door and laying down a line of fire.

Loved the movie the man from Uncle on TCM

I sure as heck never got to see any of that when Woody Woodpecker moved to WNEW-TV 5. Instead, they gave us a lot less choices to watch once Woody came to that network which was even lower than what Buzz Buzzard would do🙄

Love The Lennon Sisters.

He was a great supporter of veterans. He visited them in Vietnam & he would take the names of hundreds of servicemen & when he returned to the states he would call their families, on his own time/expense, just to tell them that he saw their son/husband/father et al and tell them how they were doing. The only problem he had doing

Robert Vaughn, he was THE Man from UNCLE, those were great days for television

Poor, Inger.💔🥀🥀🥀

Mary was so pretty!

He gets chauffeured in a Lamborghini.

You look at a young Robert Wagner and you see a young DiNozzi Sr.

Perfect. Cosby and Culp had incredible chemistry and the opening (and closing!) series theme was dynamic dynamite. Ah, for a time machine....

He was a brilliant actor!

You could tell that kidney cancer was taking its toll on Raymond Burr. If he never got kidney cancer, he could have done Perry Mason TV specials until the year 2000. Too bad William Talman, Ray Collins, and William Hopper died before the return of Perry Mason in the 1980s. Barbara Hale died of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in 2017 at age 94.

Makes more sense than all the Trump trials.

Notice how uncomfortable he seems? I love how she doesn’t let him intimidate her. Doesn’t let him minimize her. And does it all with class. She ruled him. Poor Dick didn’t stand a chance.

What Pat Weaver is discussing here is the direct result of the following: Republican president Reagan laid the groundwork for lie-spew networks like Fake News Fox "News," and crap, empty, sensationalist shows like, "Geraldo," "Jerry Springer," etc., by getting rid of the Fairness Doctrine: Fairness Doctrine: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr: “The devolution of the American press began in 1986 when Ronald Reagan abolished the Fairness Doctrine. We had a law in this country that we passed in 1928 that said that the air waves belong to the public. The broadcasters can be licensed to use them, but only if they use them to promote the public interest, to inform the public and advance democracy. They no longer have an obligation to serve the public interest. Their only obligation is to their shareholders. They serve that obligation not by informing us, telling us the things we need to understand to make rational decisions in a democracy, but rather by entertaining us. England has the same kind of rules and in Europe, but in our country, we lost those rules."

📻 ⚠️ #haarp Hows the weather? I don't like cicadas loud noise and their diseases either, fox weather said cicadas Prefer the warmth or was it Wgn news ? I figure the cicadas population numbers would drop if the cicadas stay in the ground eaten by rodent animals. #cia 🙏 ☁️ ☀️ Earth balance ⚖️ #noaa #fox

Wow I'd forgotten how gorgeous and gracious Lucy still was in the 70s. A class act.

I love when hoppity’s an animator.

I love the part with Hoppity as an animator.

Always hated this commercial. Just saw it on Fox News today. Almost as bad as the my pillow commercial!

Hi friends, The Loud family declined to participate in this special, but you might be interested to know that my brother and sisters and I (the surviving members of the Loud family) have assembled a limited series of conversations about our experiences. We call it "The Loud Family - UnShattered." You can find it wherever you listen to podcasts.

My brothers attended Jr. high school with him.

TV-PG?

The chills......

This was months after Jim Backus's death, and a month before Alan Hale's.

Beautiful!

This opening has a 🎞️GLENGARRY GLEN RO$$, 1992 Vibe, "SUSPENSEFUL" Leading into a... "SATURDAY EVE POST MAG." Golden Era📺 Vibe Quite an ANTITHESIS in this Intro!~ -💚*🙏🏽

i know susskind may come off sounding like a male chauvinist - but i was raised in the 60s with a stay at home mom, who really was a mom where it seemed as a child her world revolved around me. i know there will always be exceptions - i did not come from a rich family, but having that kind of a mom, and a dad who always came home after work, made a very big positive difference to how most kids are raised today.

I thought it was Michael Nesmith in the thumbnail!

Why did you show a full minute of credits? Who cares about that?

Un pensiero, per alcuni di questi protagonisti che nn ci sono più. Che che anno fatto sognare, compagnia, sorridere. Grazie ❤

Hey guy Zak today is july 31 1963 i am 87 year old comedian deaf

“They behave out of their … own unhappiness. “ wow! Thank you 🙏 so much for this statement “Edith” you know best. ❤

Never mentions that he had another T.V. show called "Maya", in his teenage years.

It is always a joy with The Dean Martin Show. Such a remarkable person. Thank you for this, and the info. I'm appreciated.

A brilliant woman.

Back when theme songs were decent

Fire in the circutry rooooom😊😊

Liz loved gardening. I don't know if she got that dirty. 🙂 Sam painting the trim in the episode that Da Vinchi shows up, we see her in paint pants. I suspect that those were Liz's. She'd paint things around her home. 💙

If all this had happened today, Dana would have had more support, other means besides Hollywood to revive her career, she would have had psychological help and she would have recovered. Everything that happened to her is very unfair. A talented, beautiful, charming girl, with a beautiful smile. She had a very painful life and didn't deserve the treatment she received, she got pregnant and Hollywood closed its doors to her, they only remembered her to use her story to generate an audience.

She didn't deserve everything she went through, she was always a suffering girl, she needed help and no one helped her as she deserved. Dana had psychological problems that no one tried to help her in her childhood and adolescence, she reached adulthood, got pregnant and Hollywood turned its back on her when she needed it most, the routine that different strokes filled a void she felt, when she lost her work this void was filled by alcohol, after which her husband abandoned her, lost her mother, once again she found herself being abandoned, Dana faced very difficult things in life. She needed love, care, someone to help her seek psychological help that she didn't have as a teenager. Hollywood was cruel to her, she had talent, unique beauty, a charming smile, she just needed a chance, a test, but she didn't get it and her life became a fight against addiction, in search of regaining her strength. career and with psychological problems that no one tried to help her, they only talked about the addiction but not where this addiction came from. She still had to deal with people making jokes, and to top off all the bad things they did to her, she had that damned interview with Howard Stern where that despicable being along with other monsters on the phone humiliated her in every possible way.

Not to be a pisser, but this is so indicative of how absolutely puritannical American television was at this time. Think 9pm on a Saturday night might be late enough to show a single woman or divorcee? God forbid we don't want to expose kids to that.

I never stopped crushing on Yvonne Craig

I loved the show…. I think Marlo was a lot different than Anne Marie though. She was so beautiful….after reading her biography, she definitely was not the girl in the show.

I cannot find this pilot episode with Harold Gould anywhere!!

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What I remember most about this show is that the wife was always concerned about the dangers of her husband's career, and that the youngest son said "Dodd" instead of "Dad" and his comments were rarely related to what the others were discussing.