LITERALLY JUST WATCHED THE 1974 MOVIE THAT STARTED IT ALL

This is the TV programming we need to get back to.

It didn't give us nightmares. We were sufficiently literate as Gen-X to recognize the homage to Franz Kafka.

I'm having a Mandela effect. I remember them driving and Jim's character saying "What does a yellow light mean"? When they all said "slow down" he said it slower and nearly got into an accident. That would of course, make no sense if Jim was getting his permit because he would not be able to legally drive yet. Saying it while driving though and almost getting into a collision is a thousand times more funny.

60’s? No alien abductions? 😳😂 Yeah, that’s when all that pretty much started! Now a lot of so-called alien abductions(I blve a lot are true) really didn’t even come out until the last 10 years or so…where now you’re not thought of as crazy! And like I keep saying.. aliens were here before us, they’re here now ..they’re all over our skies and I believe what’s up in our skies now, is mostly the good guys! ❤ The galactic federation is absolutely a real thing! ❤❤

Robert Reed cared a lot of about his child actor coworkers but I don’t know why he made such a big deal over certain things. It was a shit a silly show. It did have its moments, but it had to have some form of comedy and craziness.

I'm actually binging the series right now!

This is the behind the scenes story I didn't know I needed. Loved Family Ties and Alex P Keaton as a character when I was a kid. That they made somebody who was a smart alec (lol) a multi-dimensional character was great.

I was born in 77 and I wish the show was back on TV, it was a very special show to teach little children the right way to see nature and animals, and to send them out in the world with the right frame of mind. Kids today watching bloody teletubbies or something that doesn't teach them anything, kid's are missing out on something special, and look at the state of the world now. Love you Dan, and miss you friend. 😢💔👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏👍💪🇭🇲

I saw this in syndication in the late 80s and couldn't believe the subject. Years later nobody ever believed me that the old guy from Godfather was in the funniest episode of any sitcom in history. They thought I was making it up. Wish I had youtube back then

I will love this show till I die. This man was the most charismatic man I ever see in my live RIP.

RR should have known his place. It wasn't his show.

Such a tragic loss.He had a great career ahead of him

Mr. Edwards ❤

I watch highway to heaven every weekday and still love both their characters

This is the best episode hands down

RIPee-Wee🌹

Most beautuful msn ever on Screen

Yes!

0:48 Sit, Ubu. Sit.

Jim with Latka's cocaine cookies .. Hilarious 😂

It was a blessing in disguise to get "Jim" added. Was a great cast, but boy, did they ever need Jim to fill in the missing link, as he was the star of the show, in my eyes. Loved Jim. I dont know who couldn't. Excellent deliveries 😂🤣😂❤ Back to the Future .. a classic gem! 🙌

This was really well put together, keep up the great work. There will never be another one like John Ritter!

Absolutely loved this programme

A great man and a great actor

Not funny. A yellow light does not mean slow down.

Absolutely brilliant actor. I’ve loved him since the first time I saw him. ❤

And yet, the same network ( NBC ) allowed Star Trek to show Uhuru's navel on the "Mirror, Mirror" episode. Hmm... Could it be there was something different about Nichelle Nichols?

Jon erik hexum is the cousin of wwl new Orleans reporter eric paulsen

Christopher Lloyd understood Reverend Jim better than Everyone... And Everyone immediately understood this...

Anyone else in the mood for a bibby babka?

Christopher Lloyd was definitely a highly underrated actor. In one scene he walked in when the actor character was showing the other characters mime. Lloyd then proceeded to do a great miming performance while staying in character and being funny in Jim’s way.

The amount of Jewish accents is great

Please don't forget that Iggy had a NASA badge on his Jean Jacket. Removing it in USA but was visible in Canada 🇨🇦

🟦…(@6:55) the fellow in the back seat on the left played a hired assassin just a coupla years ago in the series "Justified".

He was in a cheech and chong movie

They killed him because he was not able to be bought by Hollywood. The autopsy would've showed the truth but they closed the case and his organs were "donated".🙄

I was involved in this accident. Great video very informative. The fact Mickey Gilbert and the rest of the stunt team and Fox executives lied and were part of the big “stuck accelerator” cover up is repulsive. Interesting how Mickey can write a book 40 years later telling the truth about what really happened that day. Gross negligence, incompetence and down right disgusting. He and the other incompetent liars hurt many people and never even said sorry.

Larson has the markings of a sociopath. They are everywhere

Robin used to be a hero of mine. That changed when I learned he was a coke addict. Seen coke do so much damage to peoples I love.

Don't be ridiculous 😂still works for me 🫰🏾💙👌🏾

The funniest scene in tv history

Easily my favorite episode in television history! I managed to record this on VHS and I wore out the tape re-watching it. 🏆🍾

Those of us who watched this happen live, knew he was a star from the beginning. There will never be another like him.

He was in check and Chong sniffing blow

I can confirm I laughed with my sister like I never laughed before seen it at age 8 !

Big Adventure is a Classic.

Freak accident

Weird question: what is the name of the font in the thumbnail?

You mean I’m right ?