Those shows were garbage that were geared toward 10 year old kids.

The promotion for "Ozzie and Harriet" in Reader's Digest that fall claimed "The Nelsons might just go on forever!" 1965-66 was the 14th and last season the Nelsons were on the air... Clever artwork for the opening to the Chrysler Theatre (which I never got to see since my mom watched "Peyton Place" and "The Long Hot Summer")

Nice thxs for remembering us about the sitcoms back then

What I did not know wow 🤯 ❤

What's sad is when Brett passed away, People Magazine had a very skimpy tribute accented with an unfocussed terrible tiny picture...while Kardashians received covers after covers.

lots of great info...thank you👍👍👍👍👍

I remember watching F-Troop. Unfortunately it was well after it had gone off the air. Just wondering, do you do any deep dives into any shows from the 70's? I could suggest one of the shows Emergency!

Your voice doesn't sound as loud and strong as your clips. Very good content Thanks!

How about Gail Fisher of Mannix?

All great shows!

Patty Duke and Donna Douglas were so pretty!

I can’t help but smile when thinking about The Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres. Two of the most consistently funny shows I remember watching.

Thanks for the memories. Enjoying this segment to relive my childhood memories ❤🙏👍

I was a Honey West fan. Talk about the female 007 ahead of its time. Also loved seeing I Love Lucy and The Andy Griffith show with Don Knotts. ❤🙏

Loved Lost in space, the Patty Duke show. We met Robert Culp while riding an elevator in an apartment building on our way to a bridal shower.. he was the nicest guy.. also Ozzie and Harriet with Ricky Nelson was another show. I used to look forward in seeing just to hear Ricky Nelson sing at the end of the show. . ❤🙏

Interesting that many prime time shows were still in black and white.

at 9:58 on this particular monday night in 1965-- Screen Gems unveiled it's now infamous "S FROM HELL" ending logo at the end of both Hazel (CBS) and Farmer;'s daughter (ABC) > Since Hazel was such a flop on CBS-, they did not air any Screen Gems shows until 1969 when they started airing the Monkees reruns on Saturday mornings.

In addition to its prime-time airing, CBS was also running a daytime version of To Tell the Truth at this time that aired at 3 p.m. Eastern, opposite popular long-running soap operas General Hospital and Another World.

One thing that I never understood about Patty Duke:How could two tall parents raise a short girl?

The show was self-effacing satire. Something today's crybaby generation will never understand.

They were prisoners of their own skulls

Thank you!

fascinating!

Great stuff. Thanks.

Good job honey

the lady speaking on helium ffs

You didn't mention that the last season of Ozzie and Harriet that year (which was the 14th) was broadcast in color!

Ozzy and Harriet was the longest running sitcom of its time.The Dick Van Dyke Show is my all time favorite sitcom.

Jerry Van Dyke turned down Gilligan's Island and The Andy Griffith Show for My Mother the Car.

Producer Aaron Spelling didn't want to change Amos Burke from a police captain {"BURKE'S LAW""} to a "top secret spy". But ABC wanted a "spy show" for the 1965-'66 season.....and Four Star Television {whom Spelling produced the series for} backed them up. Despite Aaron's warning that the idea was a bad one, "AMOS BURKE- SECRET AGENT" lasted 17 episodes before it was cancelled in January 1966.

I find it strange that so many of the leading comments on this are negative.

Thank you for makıng a vıdeo on one of my favourıte people!

Can't believe ppl actually liked Jack Klugmans unattractive wife. Such a ham who was not funny. Loved Charles and Betty though

"State Fair" opens in theaters on Thursday, November 8, 1962 with Pat Boone, Ann Margret, Tom Ewell, Alice Faye and others which didn't do well at the box office for Disney. This was Jose Ferrer's final film as director before his death in 1992. This was Alice Faye's final film with Disney before her death in 1998.

That woman's voice is so irritating

Moms was around in the 1910s? Are there still images of her from then?

I can recommend the book "In on the joke" which has a chapter on Jean Carroll.

I agree with all the others who've said Brett & Charles, without them match game wouldn't have been as funny or successful! They were the best of friends and ironically enough died within a year of each other...They'll be missed!

Lost in Space was and is great!

hello from Hollywood Joe

Great post! Liked & subscribed x

Lighten up Karen

F-troop was great. Better than ANYTHING today!

@femalegazeproductions6278 It's worth normalizing the audio for this video and republishing on YT. The dB drop between the (well chosen!) clips and your commentary is a bit drastic--a disservice to your review of a troubled & troubling film that reveals an era & context that some commenters here may feel inclined to disbelieve & dismiss.

I’m surprised the studio greenlit such a project in the early ‘90’s. Lucas, as usual, was in his own world.

Both Henry Morgans were born in 1915 and neither was named Henry Morgan at the time.

Mamas family is fittingly also owned by Warner Bros. Like F Troop is.

From what I heard F Troop got canceled because the new owners of Warner Bros. seven arts thought it was wasteful for a sitcom to be filmed on the Warner Ranch

Me personally, I love this movie! I bought it on you tube . And saw this in the movie theater. It was also my first date with my wife.

Ken Berry past away the same day of George Bush Larry Storch also was on Married with Children as himself