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Back when Disney still had dignity

"Though your pockets may be empty, and your talents may be few! If this is a proposal, then I'll say, 'I do!' This wonderful sketch shows why I have loved The DVD Show ever since I first discovered it in mid-1964! I never missed an episode until the sad end of this great comedy-variety series on June 1, 1966. It should have gone at least one more year, 1966-1967 that would have been it's first in color! I miss this special, incredibly talented cast: Mary, Morey, Rose, Richard, Jerry, and Carl! Only Dick (now 95) and Larry Mathews ('Ritchie') now 66 are living from the main cast.

I remember watching this as a kid 😭🥺

I would have love to have hosted a show like this one

One of my favorite singing/dancing numbers they did on the entire series! They did many song-and-dance numbers, but this one stands out as one of the sweetest and romantic!

Memories

Shirley Booth!!!¡!!!love her

OMG!!! I remember this!!!! I would rush up the stairs to my parents room, leap onto the bed sit back back and turn on the Disney channel. I thought the opening theme was so cool...anyone know the title?

Congratulations, Tommy, Thanks!

RIP MTM!

My childhood personified! I was so sad when I first learned that George Plimpton died.

This isn't a real classical music song. Disney tweaked the classical song from the real Masterpiece Theater theme, "Rondeau" by Jean-Joseph Mouret. I guess they modified the original Rondeau song for copyright reasons...

@senorkaboom you mean practically every episode lol. I bet if you counted how many times throughout the series where rob says "honey" and Laura says "oh Rob" the number would be so high that you could spend 5 days counting and never get to it!

old childhood memories during the 80s, I remember tuning in when we had just got cable service for the first time in our area and waiting for Mousterpiece Theatre to come on. wow

My childhood also !!

oh my godddd i haven't seen this since i was literally 3-4 when we live in our first house... we moved when i was 6 or so... i had no idea what he was talking about.. but it didn't matter.

I loved watching this show as a kid.

I love it!! I watch this once every day because its a riot!!!

What is the name of this song called?! I can't find it on itunes!!

Pure class!!!!

I watch this every year at christmas

you have some old mousterpiece theater episodes on vhs so can you upload them to the youtube page right away please and thank you my name is Danny Burke

In fairness to George he was doing everything he could to keep the Paris Review afloat.

I'm sorry, I'm not able to do so.

Can you send me the mousterpiece theater episodes to my house my address is 177 Hanover Drive Pottstown Pa 19464 my name is Danny Burke

It was songs like these that not only molded my musical tastes, but led me to become a jazz musician and bandleader!

I just watched this episode. I enjoyed except for I noticed X-MAS in the show. Is this where we started taking Christ out of Christmas?

@FruenG Good taste! When i was little I loved a lot of old shows (like this one) too. I'm glad to see that there are people like me in the next generation! This is my favorite show too!!!

@FruenG Well kid, you've got GREAT taste! :D You'll probably love "I Love Lucy" and "Bewitched", too. Check them out if you haven't already.

Once in a blue moon when disney channel was putting their paid channel for free....i would watch this religiously. I miss the old disney channel

@yoyoyoy500 D-TV I think is what you're remembering. Sometimes it was a full half hour, and other times it was just one song between shows.

Does any1 know the name o'an old disney show were they'd take cartoon clips and they'd combine it with music?.It's not "silly symphonies" b/c what I'm thinking about came out in the 90's.

I remember watching the Disney Channel the very first day it aired in 1983. I woke up at 4:30 in the morning and waited for it to sign on. It was like going to Disneyland when you couldn't. Now, all I do is skip over it. It's sad what's happened to it. But when you have corporate executives deciding what kids want to watch, the crap you see now is the crap you get. Nothing like watching 'Family" programs that portray the parents and other adults as morons , idiots and fools. Kinda explains allot

@Hevynly1 Muchas Gracias lol

@bubbletwist2370 It's called "The Alan Brady Show Presents" from season 3, episode 13. It aired on December 18, 1963. :)

Awesome!(: Whats the name of this episode (:

Walt Disney Channel at its prime ;)

Wow! This is the first time I have heard this intro since I was a little boy...really brings back a lot of great memories. Disney Channel sucks for kids today....shame..

I've been watching the whole series on netflix streaming. I just finished season 4. One more to go. Love this show. The whole cast is so talented.

HEY! I wanted to watch Troop Beverly Hills!

@djthereplay Yes, agreed

@Nickzilla22 You know what?, The world would have more " Boardmen ", If More of us Disney Fans like me would do a Disney Channel withdrawal. Like, If EVERY Disney Fan in America like me would treat Today's Disney Channel like it's DINO ( Disney In Name Only) by changing the channel off of it until they do shows like this again, then Maybe that would be a step towards making Disney benefit from the institution and the traditions that they created like in the 1980s and 1990s. - Dwight

Dick Van Dyke & Mary Tyler Moore rank right up there with Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz as one of television's all time greatest couples...... The two had such wonderful chemistry together and both were triple threats. They can act, sing AND dance and do all three effortlessly!..... It's no wonder why the Emmy committee rewarded them multiple times during the show's run for their stellar work. They both deserved it...... Two class acts!

@sugateddy "They never had commercials either." Sure, but that's because the Disney Channel was a pay channel back in those days. "Now the channel is all about teenie bopper music and shows." I'm nostalgic for the mid 80's Disney Channel too, but the format of 60's music and vintage programming wouldn't be profitable today. Remember, Disney is a business. The teen market is lucrative. That's the reality.

The world needs more Boardmen...