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I would LOVE it if someone would release this show on DVD! “Run Joe Run” was a another reason I would park myself in front of the television on Saturday mornings. I wouldn’t miss an episode.
I'm 53 , from Neuquen, Patagonia, Argentina. Watched the first season when I was a kid on our local tv network, loved it! Thanks for the great memories! 🙏♥
Remember the show but not the title. You come through again. Now do you remember a Saturday morning show about a animal rescue squad not like an people rescuing animals but a show where a trainer and family I think used animals to rescue people.
I believe that "Joe" was a symbolic representation of the soldiers returning home from Viet Nam. They were often vilified, called "baby killers" and disgraced in public opinion. Joe was also a soldier accused of a crime he didn't commit and being persecuted unfairly. As a very small child in the early 70s this show helped me to understand what the grown up were talking about.
I would love to have a TV Guide from back then. Love when you take me back to the “Good Old Days” it makes me happy. If only I would have known it was the Good Old Days when I was in them.
I Loved this show!!!! My best friend had a German Shepard, Dusty was his name. What an intelligent dog he was. We watched the show the we would relive it in the neighborhood. Fantastic memories, keep up the great work
So great that you covered this show. I've had conversations with people around my age that don't even remember this awesome show. It almost seems to be one of the forgotten Saturday morning offerings. I'll admit to a soft spot for German Shepards. I had one for 13 years, until she was too old for a good quality of life. I still miss her almost 20 years later. Of course I like big dogs anyway so...... Thanks for the video.
Run Joe, run...was such a great show. It had an awesome German Shepherd as the lead, who helps people along his journey. They need to bring this to dvd, streaming services, or one of these retro networks.
I loved this shoe. The one thing I remember is that Joe was one of the last of the straight backed German Shepherds that would be seen on tv. In the U.S. we started to mutilate the appearance of the GSD and now that dog, or what we know today, as the roach backed gsd, has all sorts of joint and back problems. Thankfully there is a resurgence and many people understand and appreciate the original GSD. So, if you look hard enough, you can find a straight backed GSD. But back to the show. I just remember being heart broken when this show ended. It should have lasted for four or five years but only lasted for two.
I didn't see the show at the time, but have caught a few episodes in the decades since! An underrated example of the really good adventure/drama shows for kids from the 70s!
I watched this along with Jonny Quest...my 2 favorite shows on Saturday morning. I had a pet German Shepherd at that time named Carlos...he was my favorite dog. Nobody, not even my family, could even raise their voice to me when he was around. My ultimate protector and friend. Thanks for the upload.
@@jdsundstrom It was really cool to find out that the main producer owned Joe the dog. I never knew that. He was incredibly well trained...but for a German Shepherd, that's easy. They are like the Marines...no better friend, no worse enemy. Do a video on Johnny Quest if you are taking requests. There is a documentary on CZcams that is pretty awesome! Bandit the dog is the best. Do you see a trend here? Take care...
At 14, I was at little too old to truly enjoy "Run Joe Run" but my little sister who is nearly eight years younger than me, absolutely loved this show! For her 6 and 7 year old self, Joe was EVERYTHING on Saturday mornings!
I don't remember much about this show as I was just a wee lad, but I do remember that I loved it! We had a German Shepherd mixed dog as a pet but I couldn't help but think about Run Joe Run whenever we did things together.
After the popularity of shows like Lassie and Flipper the basic formula for animal shows like Run Joe Run were set, but along with the Six Million Dollar Man, Run Joe Run was the first show I remember, that utilized slow mo action sequences.
This sure does bring back memories. We discovered this show when we had just been blessed with a German Shepherd/Collie(?) mix puppy. He resembled Joe, but he was much prettier in his coloring. So I always think of him whenever I think of Run Joe Run.
The other day I was telling my wife about RJR, which I watched at least a few times but she did not recall, though we were both devoted fans of Saturday morning -- she's 4 years younger than me, which probably explains it. So I was delighted to find this video. My guess is that one more inspiration for RJR was the TV series _Kung-Fu_ due to the "main character who's always on the run" aspect. Y'know, I can just picture Joe replacing Caine in an episode of _Kung-Fu_ -- trotting across the desert, quietly entering a saloon filled with drunk ruffians, telling the barkeep "I seek... Alpo" and then being told, "we don't cotton ta German shepherds in these parts, fleabag," whereupon Joe unleashes hell in a slow-motion fight sequence.
I remember the whole line-up you showed. I watched Run Joe Run, Land of the Lost and Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, every Saturday morning. Run Joe Run made want a German Shepherd but mostly ended up with mutts. Still, great memories from that time. It was good to be a kid then. Thanks for posting.
Actually this was one of the better shows in terms of scripts and story line. It was not treacly or oversentimental. And a beautiful German Shepherd. And I adore Them.
See, THIS is why I love this channel. You bring back memories I didn't even know I had. I have vague memories of watching reruns of Run Joe Run at something like 6:30 in the morning on Saturdays when I was a kid. For years I couldn't even remember the shows name. I just remembered the dog and the guy in the denim jacket. God, I miss those days. Oh, what the world gave up when they took Saturday mornings away from kids.
Never seen run joe run I know I would love this looks like something I would be interested in Dave totally would love to see it though I need to catch up on my old tv Dave great video dave👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dave, thanks for this video. You solved the age old problem I had with remembering how watched a program on Saturday mornings about a German Shepherd but could not remember the title or what it was about. For a while I just thought it may be the workings of a nostalgic mind conjuring up a sweet memory that did not really exist. Thanks for rectifying it! Glad to now know this show did exist albeit for only 26 episodes that would never get air play again since that time.
Yes! I was randomly searching for run Joey run from Saturday morning TV. lots of times. I always thought "joey" though. I'm the only one of my friends who remembers. Seeing it now makes me sad.
It's the Saturday celebration! 🌟🎉🎈🎊Featuring - Run Joe Run!! You know Mr. Dave, we were to young to remember Rin Tin Tin, but we do remember Run Joe Run! I noticed you mentioned Donnelly Rhodes! I 💘 SOAP!! If you could do something on SOAP that would be great! Mr. Rhodes was great as Dutch!!
That would have been an awesome crossover. I really hope they do work something out. I'd love to see this show again. Thinking about Saturday morning animals. Thunder was also pretty cool.
As a kid... it kinda through me for a loop when Joe switched recurring Good Guys! Not as much as when Col Virdan joined the kids in The Land of the Lost though! & you hit the Nail-on-the-Head with 'the Hulk' fitting the Mr. Jansen templet! I have long championed the observation that virtually all U.S. Science Fiction TV is 'The Fugitive' with a sci/Fi backdrop!
Wow my memory started to fade... I remember the main character quite different. At that time the plot was always the same besides those mention (Hulk and the fugitive) , I remember Hot pursuit (produced by Kenneth Johnson) frame for a crime someone o something didn't commit 😂😂😂😂.. Excellent video big hug from Argentina!
I loved "Run Joe Run" when I was a kid and the other live action show "Thunder"! In fact because of thorough research I was able to put up all the information about them on imdb.com. Thank's also to videos put on CZcams and your Facebook page I've been able to add more info about the show.
Merci pour ce flashback. J'habite en France et j'ai vu cette série quand elle a été diffusée en 1976. J'avais 9 ans. J'attendais avec impatience chaque samedi ! C'est sans doute suite à cette série que j'ai aimé les bergers allemands mais, plus amusant, c'est certainement cette série qui a déclenché ma passion pour ... Les Toyota BJ 4x4 ! 😃 En tous cas, ce serait super si les deux saisons sortaient en DVD. 🤞.
Thanks for posting this, I forgot the title. I have vague memories of this show, but it must be from the later 2nd season, as I was only 3 when 1st season came on.
I loved this show. I was getting a little old for Saturday morning TV when Run Joe Run was on but it was my guilty pleasure. I always watched the show with a book in my hand so if anyone in my family came into the living room I could say I was just reading and not paying attention to the TV. Thanks again for highlighting a fantastic show and bringing back great memories.
I used to have the Run Joe Run coloring book.Run Joe Run steered me in the life direction of pursuing working K9 sports. Run Joe Run was one of my all-time favorite Saturday morning shows. Thank you for the Video Dave!:) You are the best Dave!I guess our chat on FB yesterday, got you to produce the Run Joe Run video!:)LOL
I loved Run Joe Run. I haven't thought about it in years. 1974 was my senior year, but I was still watching Saturday morning TV, at least the live-action series, which were all pretty good. But Joe and Land of the Lost were the best. I did drop Joe after season 1 because taking out Arch Whiting and his emotive stares into the distance as Joe took off again were part of the show's chemistry with the viewer, and I was never one to suffer fool producers who thought they knew better than me. So they made the decision for me, and I wrote NBC to tell them exactly what fools they'd been with Joe and all the good new shows they'd cancelled, such as Joe Forrester, Born Free, and Lucas Tanner. BTW, you mentioned Diana Muldaur once, and I think Born Free was her only ever co-starring series role. Other than that she had the recurring role in McCloud and the doctor replacement in the disaster that was ST-TNG season 2. Thanks for the Run Joe Run video.
I didn't watch much of this show because I had to work Saturdays. In High School I worked in a grocery store I'd go to school 1/2 A day worked the other 1/2 & worked Saturdays. It sounded like a great show 200$ is still a good sum of money for an elderly person on limited income. The 1970's was a great time for interesting shows back then they're were only 3 TV Networks.
Well Dave no comments on this one.You are officially out of my "youth time" In 74 I was on to bigger& better things.Sat.morning tv was a thing of the past so I never even heard of this show!
This really brought back memories. Run, Joe, Run got me hooked on classic silents featuring Strongheart and Thunder. It is really good to hear that there is at least a possibility that this great series might be available on DVD/streaming. Thanks, Dave. BTW, your interview with Judy Norton is pure gold.
WOOOOOWWWW!!!! Dave, there is no limit to your childhood memories. I used to love this show and i tried to watch every episode but my memory of it being faded, i don't remember if i did see every episode. All i know is i was in front of the TV every saturday morning, tuned into NBC. [Wasn't this show in a 'rotating threesome' with two other shows, or am i thinking of something else?] David Geddes song 'Run, Joey Run' actually has nothing to do with the show and is a totally separate entity, but the name of the song just might have been inspired by the show [and i have that song!] Thanks, once again for the memories, my friend, this is a show that completely eluded my memory until now. I will have to find the episodes you talked about and watch them.
German Shepards are the best dog you’ll ever have, if you get one from a real breeder. If you get one with no papers from somebody’s backyard, beware. But they really are fantastic.
This is one of those shows that I never did watch. Maybe I was too busy with taking care of my own dog, reading, art, and gardening. My dog was a mixed breed dog. He was a stray pup who stopped by to visit me when I was outside and he never left. I was always an animal lover and for a period of time, I wanted to be a veterinarian. I have never had a German Shepherd Dog (GSD). I had a friend who lived up the street from me who had a German Shepherd named Beauty. She was cute as a puppy can be. I thought I wanted to get a GSD until my sister and I were walking to the store one day. We were going past a yard that was surrounded by some kind of dense shrubbery. A dog came out from behind the bushes and grabbed my leg with his teeth. It was unprovoked attack. His owner apologized to me and said he didn't know why the dog bit me. After that, I decided that a different dog would be a better option. The dog I have now is a Great Pyrenees and Akita mix. He's the best dog and so smart. He's practically trained himself.
What a line up! Run Joe Run THEN Land of the Lost. I feel so sorry for kids these days. I agree, season one was better than the second. Even at 10 or 11 years old it didn't make much sense (like season 3 of LOTL - unwatchable then and now). Back then, I was ignorant of The Fugitive but when I started watching that series every afternoon in the '90s on A&E, it took me back to Run Joe Run. I love the idea of Dr. Richard Kimble and Joe together. Might as well add all the other shows that had The Fugitive as their foundation: Werewolf ('86-87 FOX) and Nowhere Man ('95-96 WB - I think).
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I would LOVE it if someone would release this show on DVD! “Run Joe Run” was a another reason I would park myself in front of the television on Saturday mornings. I wouldn’t miss an episode.
Yes! We need the DVD set!
I loved this show as a 10 year old boy!! It was a "Must Watch", in my Saturday morning schedule!!! 💕
Yes it was!
@@jdsundstrom Wasn't' it on NBC?
@@royallison5307 Sure was!
@@jdsundstrom Thanks....I thought so!!!!
Boy, did this bting back memories. It shows why "my dog" is the german shepherd. German shepherd....no better friend, no worse enemy
Ever since I watched the old TV show, *"Sgt. Preston of the Yukon",* I feel the same way about *Alaskan Malemutes!*
When I ask others about or reference run Joe run. None of my peers remember it. I'm glad that I am not the only one that remembers it.
You are definitely not the only one!
YES! Same. I had to search to make sure it wasn't just me.
I'm 53 , from Neuquen, Patagonia, Argentina. Watched the first season when I was a kid on our local tv network, loved it! Thanks for the great memories! 🙏♥
Run, Joe, Run, Lassie, Rin Tin Tin, Flipper, Mr Ed, Dakatari, etc animal shows were regular viewings, there was just something special about them.
Dakatari was my favorite!
Don't forget Yukon King! From Seargent Preston!! 1955-1958 - CBS (in color)
I had the Run Joe Run action figure and paired him with the original G.I. Joe.
Remember the show but not the title. You come through again. Now do you remember a Saturday morning show about a animal rescue squad not like an people rescuing animals but a show where a trainer and family I think used animals to rescue people.
@@buddyjones5419 Not off the top of my head but it does sound familiar.
I love the flash backs Joe had in situations that he encountered in the Vietnam war .
I believe that "Joe" was a symbolic representation of the soldiers returning home from Viet Nam. They were often vilified, called "baby killers" and disgraced in public opinion. Joe was also a soldier accused of a crime he didn't commit and being persecuted unfairly. As a very small child in the early 70s this show helped me to understand what the grown up were talking about.
Not sure about that but he did seem to have flashbacks from what I recall. But it's the same premise as THE FUGITIVE, KUNG FU, about a guy on the run.
That was my favorite show! I still dream of getting a shepherd and naming him Joe ❤️
I was 8 .this was my favorite show I'm 58 now.
I am from Italy and I remember "Run Joe Run"very well !!! It was broadcasted by the Swiss Tv in the late 70s!
My sister and I loved this show and we now have a German shepherd. My sister wanted to be a dog trainer bc of this show!
Thanks for sharing!
I was 9 im now 59 😂 loved it
Yes, I used to watch that show on Saturday mornings. Forgot about it. Thanks for memories.
You're welcome, Jon!
I would love to have a TV Guide from back then. Love when you take me back to the “Good Old Days” it makes me happy. If only I would have known it was the Good Old Days when I was in them.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Missy!
Beautiful Memories ... as I got a german shepherd and named him Joe. The series ended so fast.
One oh my favorite shows!! 🥰
Got me a German Shepherd and a Toyota Landcruiser because of this Show
Miss all Three
Thanks for sharing, Jimi!
I Loved this show!!!! My best friend had a German Shepard, Dusty was his name. What an intelligent dog he was. We watched the show the we would relive it in the neighborhood. Fantastic memories, keep up the great work
Thanks Jim!
I was 9 when Run Joe Run came out. I loved that show. I mention it to different CZcamsr, but they don't know it. Cool to find someone who liked it.
So great that you covered this show. I've had conversations with people around my age that don't even remember this awesome show. It almost seems to be one of the forgotten Saturday morning offerings. I'll admit to a soft spot for German Shepards. I had one for 13 years, until she was too old for a good quality of life. I still miss her almost 20 years later. Of course I like big dogs anyway so......
Thanks for the video.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Dsdcain!
Run Joe, run...was such a great show. It had an awesome German Shepherd as the lead, who helps people along his journey. They need to bring this to dvd, streaming services, or one of these retro networks.
I loved this shoe. The one thing I remember is that Joe was one of the last of the straight backed German Shepherds that would be seen on tv. In the U.S. we started to mutilate the appearance of the GSD and now that dog, or what we know today, as the roach backed gsd, has all sorts of joint and back problems. Thankfully there is a resurgence and many people understand and appreciate the original GSD. So, if you look hard enough, you can find a straight backed GSD.
But back to the show. I just remember being heart broken when this show ended. It should have lasted for four or five years but only lasted for two.
I didn't see the show at the time, but have caught a few episodes in the decades since! An underrated example of the really good adventure/drama shows for kids from the 70s!
Wow!! The voice of "the Robot", from Lost in Space, narrating the promo!
YES!
I met the Robot some years back. Bob May. What a nice man. Too bad he's gone.
That might be a fun video to put together!
I watched many of those Saturday Morning shows, but I don't recall this one.
I watched this along with Jonny Quest...my 2 favorite shows on Saturday morning. I had a pet German Shepherd at that time named Carlos...he was my favorite dog. Nobody, not even my family, could even raise their voice to me when he was around. My ultimate protector and friend. Thanks for the upload.
Thanks for sharing your memories...particularly about Carlos. Sounds like he was a great dog!
@@jdsundstrom It was really cool to find out that the main producer owned Joe the dog. I never knew that. He was incredibly well trained...but for a German Shepherd, that's easy. They are like the Marines...no better friend, no worse enemy. Do a video on Johnny Quest if you are taking requests. There is a documentary on CZcams that is pretty awesome! Bandit the dog is the best. Do you see a trend here? Take care...
Que buenos recuerdos, me encantaba Joe. Los sábados por la mañana lo veía. Cuando vivía en San Diego.
Loved this show!!
At 14, I was at little too old to truly enjoy "Run Joe Run" but my little sister who is nearly eight years younger than me, absolutely loved this show! For her 6 and 7 year old self, Joe was EVERYTHING on Saturday mornings!
Thanks for sharing!
I loved Run Joe Run! AND I wasn't even a big tv watching kid. How'd I ever miss knowing there was a Run Joe Run action figure?!
I don't remember much about this show as I was just a wee lad, but I do remember that I loved it! We had a German Shepherd mixed dog as a pet but I couldn't help but think about Run Joe Run whenever we did things together.
After the popularity of shows like Lassie and Flipper the basic formula for animal shows like Run Joe Run were set, but along with the Six Million Dollar Man, Run Joe Run was the first show I remember, that utilized slow mo action sequences.
Great series...I loved!
I remember this show well. Good stuff from the 70s - a great time to be a kid!
Yep, a wonderful time to be young!
This sure does bring back memories. We discovered this show when we had just been blessed with a German Shepherd/Collie(?) mix puppy. He resembled Joe, but he was much prettier in his coloring. So I always think of him whenever I think of Run Joe Run.
I loved run Joe run. Wish I could find dvds
Sadly, they don't exist.
Sounds great. I was too young to remember this.
The other day I was telling my wife about RJR, which I watched at least a few times but she did not recall, though we were both devoted fans of Saturday morning -- she's 4 years younger than me, which probably explains it.
So I was delighted to find this video.
My guess is that one more inspiration for RJR was the TV series _Kung-Fu_ due to the "main character who's always on the run" aspect.
Y'know, I can just picture Joe replacing Caine in an episode of _Kung-Fu_ -- trotting across the desert, quietly entering a saloon filled with drunk ruffians, telling the barkeep "I seek... Alpo" and then being told, "we don't cotton ta German shepherds in these parts, fleabag," whereupon Joe unleashes hell in a slow-motion fight sequence.
I remember the whole line-up you showed. I watched Run Joe Run, Land of the Lost and Sigmund and the Sea Monsters, every Saturday morning. Run Joe Run made want a German Shepherd but mostly ended up with mutts. Still, great memories from that time. It was good to be a kid then. Thanks for posting.
Boy would I love to watch Run Joe Run.
Me too!
Actually this was one of the better shows in terms of scripts and story line. It was not treacly or oversentimental. And a beautiful German Shepherd. And I adore Them.
Well said!
Never heard of it until now.
I especially loved the soundtrack, it's very touching.
Run Joe run was awesome.One of my favorite way back.
See, THIS is why I love this channel. You bring back memories I didn't even know I had. I have vague memories of watching reruns of Run Joe Run at something like 6:30 in the morning on Saturdays when I was a kid. For years I couldn't even remember the shows name. I just remembered the dog and the guy in the denim jacket. God, I miss those days. Oh, what the world gave up when they took Saturday mornings away from kids.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, jetgoldranger!
Ahhh.... Run Joe Run, Sigmund, Pink Panther, Ark ll.... great Saturday morning memories :)
Oh yes! Some of the best!
I agree. Great stuff, bro.
I only saw a few episodes as a kid but I like it!
I watched that show on the local NBC affiliate. KMJ- Fresno. Loved the show! And yes Dave I agree, the first year episodes were the best!
I forgot about that one Dave, thanks for bringing back those memories.
You bet, Kevin!
Never seen run joe run I know I would love this looks like something I would be interested in Dave totally would love to see it though I need to catch up on my old tv Dave great video dave👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I had completely forgotten about this show!
I hope really hope that run Jo run come out on DVD I really love this show
Wow I used to love this show
I never heard of the show, I might have seen it when I was young but don't remember it.
same here. It's almost like someone erased my memories while I was sleeping. Conspiracy!
I don’t remember it, either. I probably was tuned into another program at this time on Saturday, which is why it flew under my 10 year old radar.
Dave, thanks for this video. You solved the age old problem I had with remembering how watched a program on Saturday mornings about a German Shepherd but could not remember the title or what it was about. For a while I just thought it may be the workings of a nostalgic mind conjuring up a sweet memory that did not really exist. Thanks for rectifying it! Glad to now know this show did exist albeit for only 26 episodes that would never get air play again since that time.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Ricke!
Arch Whiting who played Will Cory also played Sparks, the Communications Officer on the Seaview on Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
I remember watching it on Saturdays along with Land of the Lost. Liked them both 💙💜
A couple of really great shows!
Sorry to say I do not recall this show. But nice job as usual Dave.
Now That's... a show.
Yes! I was randomly searching for run Joey run from Saturday morning TV. lots of times. I always thought "joey" though. I'm the only one of my friends who remembers. Seeing it now makes me sad.
Enter littlest hobo too!thanks for bringing the song into the mix !!! My thoughts went right to that! Lol
Yep, I remember the littlest hobo. I remember him always jumping into a moving boxcar at the end of the episode.
@@jerrys9226 good memories. Thanks!
@@jerrys9226 you have an awesome memory
The premise of the show makes me think about ..... the A-Team.
@Heed My Warning :To me it's more like "The Fugitive" on four legs
I was wondering why I never heard of this one until you said 1974. I was working on Saturday mornings then.
It's the Saturday celebration! 🌟🎉🎈🎊Featuring - Run Joe Run!! You know Mr. Dave, we were to young to remember Rin Tin Tin, but we do remember Run Joe Run! I noticed you mentioned Donnelly Rhodes! I 💘 SOAP!! If you could do something on SOAP that would be great! Mr. Rhodes was great as Dutch!!
The View Master was my generation's VHS!
That would have been an awesome crossover. I really hope they do work something out. I'd love to see this show again. Thinking about Saturday morning animals. Thunder was also pretty cool.
Beautiful 💖
Thank you! 😊
As a kid... it kinda through me for a loop when Joe switched recurring Good Guys! Not as much as when Col Virdan joined the kids in The Land of the Lost though!
& you hit the Nail-on-the-Head with 'the Hulk' fitting the Mr. Jansen templet! I have long championed the observation that virtually all U.S. Science Fiction TV is 'The Fugitive' with a sci/Fi backdrop!
Wow my memory started to fade... I remember the main character quite different. At that time the plot was always the same besides those mention (Hulk and the fugitive) , I remember Hot pursuit (produced by Kenneth Johnson) frame for a crime someone o something didn't commit 😂😂😂😂.. Excellent video big hug from Argentina!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, carlostucho!
I loved "Run Joe Run" when I was a kid and the other live action show "Thunder"! In fact because of thorough research I was able to put up all the information about them on imdb.com. Thank's also to videos put on CZcams and your Facebook page I've been able to add more info about the show.
I'm glad you are enjoying the videos!
THE BOYSCOUT OF DOGS! that was cool!!!!
I'd rather have seen Joe cross paths with a different "fugitive on the run" show. The A-Team!
That would have been a great cross-over as well!
@@jdsundstrom I think *Joe,* and *Murdoch,* would've been way too much for *B.A.* to cope with!
Je suis de cette génération ce qui m'a donné l amour de berger allemand qu'elle dommage de ne pouvoir le retrouver en film merci ❤❤❤
Loved that show!
Me too!
Merci pour ce flashback. J'habite en France et j'ai vu cette série quand elle a été diffusée en 1976. J'avais 9 ans. J'attendais avec impatience chaque samedi !
C'est sans doute suite à cette série que j'ai aimé les bergers allemands mais, plus amusant, c'est certainement cette série qui a déclenché ma passion pour ... Les Toyota BJ 4x4 ! 😃
En tous cas, ce serait super si les deux saisons sortaient en DVD. 🤞.
Merci de partager vos souvenirs!
Thanks for posting this, I forgot the title. I have vague memories of this show, but it must be from the later 2nd season, as I was only 3 when 1st season came on.
Never seen this, great
I loved this show. I was getting a little old for Saturday morning TV when Run Joe Run was on but it was my guilty pleasure. I always watched the show with a book in my hand so if anyone in my family came into the living room I could say I was just reading and not paying attention to the TV. Thanks again for highlighting a fantastic show and bringing back great memories.
Love it! Thanks for sharing your memories, Mac!
I used to have the Run Joe Run coloring book.Run Joe Run steered me in the life direction of pursuing working K9 sports. Run Joe Run was one of my all-time favorite Saturday morning shows. Thank you for the Video Dave!:) You are the best Dave!I guess our chat on FB yesterday, got you to produce the Run Joe Run video!:)LOL
Yep. I'd been holding on to it for a few weeks. It was your request that got pushed to the front of the line. 🙂
@@jdsundstrom Thanks Dave, you made my day my friend!Keep.making awesome videos.
I used to live for Saturday morning.
Me too, b003!
I think i remember this. PEACE
If you're a kid who's a fan of The Fugitive and you love dogs....
I loved Run Joe Run. I haven't thought about it in years. 1974 was my senior year, but I was still watching Saturday morning TV, at least the live-action series, which were all pretty good. But Joe and Land of the Lost were the best. I did drop Joe after season 1 because taking out Arch Whiting and his emotive stares into the distance as Joe took off again were part of the show's chemistry with the viewer, and I was never one to suffer fool producers who thought they knew better than me. So they made the decision for me, and I wrote NBC to tell them exactly what fools they'd been with Joe and all the good new shows they'd cancelled, such as Joe Forrester, Born Free, and Lucas Tanner. BTW, you mentioned Diana Muldaur once, and I think Born Free was her only ever co-starring series role. Other than that she had the recurring role in McCloud and the doctor replacement in the disaster that was ST-TNG season 2. Thanks for the Run Joe Run video.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Gera. Thanks for sharing your memories!
Used to never miss this show on Saturday morning. Loved it. Where's the Dvd's.
Great question!
I didn't watch much of this show because I had to work Saturdays. In High School I worked in a grocery store I'd go to school 1/2 A day worked the other 1/2 & worked Saturdays. It sounded like a great show 200$ is still a good sum of money for an elderly person on limited income. The 1970's was a great time for interesting shows back then they're were only 3 TV Networks.
Thanks for sharing, Joe!
NEED THIS ON DVD/BLU RAY and also WESTWIND!!!! WHY NOT???
Good question!
Well Dave no comments on this one.You are officially out of my "youth time" In 74 I was on to bigger& better things.Sat.morning tv was a thing of the past so I never even heard of this show!
I hear ya, Mr. Led. I feel the same way when folks ask me about some of the Saturday morning shows from the 80s.
I'm a run Joe run back in the day
Loved that show, and remember young Kristy McNichol in one episode.
You should do a video about her in the movie "Little Darlings" my favorite film!
I talk about Kristy more here: czcams.com/video/3Qj1LPBXQSY/video.html
@@jdsundstrom Thanks!
i don't remember this show, which is odd because I used to watch the Saturday morning lineup of shows.
It was a good one, Don!
Don, you probably watched something on another channel that aired the same time. Choosing was tough when you didn't have a VCR. :)
This really brought back memories. Run, Joe, Run got me hooked on classic silents featuring Strongheart and Thunder. It is really good to hear that there is at least a possibility that this great series might be available on DVD/streaming. Thanks, Dave. BTW, your interview with Judy Norton is pure gold.
Glad you enjoyed it!
WOOOOOWWWW!!!! Dave, there is no limit to your childhood memories. I used to love this show and i tried to watch every episode but my memory of it being faded, i don't remember if i did see every episode. All i know is i was in front of the TV every saturday morning, tuned into NBC. [Wasn't this show in a 'rotating threesome' with two other shows, or am i thinking of something else?] David Geddes song 'Run, Joey Run' actually has nothing to do with the show and is a totally separate entity, but the name of the song just might have been inspired by the show [and i have that song!] Thanks, once again for the memories, my friend, this is a show that completely eluded my memory until now. I will have to find the episodes you talked about and watch them.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, No Man!
I might try to find the one episode Rist posted, just for a glimpse of Leif Garrett. Yeah...I had a big crush...😏😂
He's so young in the episode, you will barely recognize him. 🙂
Same!
I have a vague memory of this so it was deemed good enough to be sold internationally.
That doesn't surprise me, Darren!
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This is one of those shows that I never did watch. Maybe I was too busy with taking care of my own dog, reading, art, and gardening. My dog was a mixed breed dog. He was a stray pup who stopped by to visit me when I was outside and he never left. I was always an animal lover and for a period of time, I wanted to be a veterinarian. I have never had a German Shepherd Dog (GSD). I had a friend who lived up the street from me who had a German Shepherd named Beauty. She was cute as a puppy can be. I thought I wanted to get a GSD until my sister and I were walking to the store one day. We were going past a yard that was surrounded by some kind of dense shrubbery. A dog came out from behind the bushes and grabbed my leg with his teeth. It was unprovoked attack. His owner apologized to me and said he didn't know why the dog bit me. After that, I decided that a different dog would be a better option.
The dog I have now is a Great Pyrenees and Akita mix. He's the best dog and so smart. He's practically trained himself.
Thanks for sharing your memories, Donna G!
What a line up! Run Joe Run THEN Land of the Lost. I feel so sorry for kids these days. I agree, season one was better than the second. Even at 10 or 11 years old it didn't make much sense (like season 3 of LOTL - unwatchable then and now). Back then, I was ignorant of The Fugitive but when I started watching that series every afternoon in the '90s on A&E, it took me back to Run Joe Run. I love the idea of Dr. Richard Kimble and Joe together. Might as well add all the other shows that had The Fugitive as their foundation: Werewolf ('86-87 FOX) and Nowhere Man ('95-96 WB - I think).