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Suzie's other big hits, mostly in Britain and Europe, were MUCH better than "Stumblin' In".

Why is it that so many actors that you were a fan of turn out to be LEFTIST TRASH??? I have ZERO respect for Henry Winkler, or any other leftist TRASH.

Great post brother. Speaking of posts, why doesn't anyone mention the absolutely gorgeous Markie Post who also played Electrawoman (who I believe portrayed her in many more episodes than Deidre) in the recollections of old Sid and Marty Croft shows?

he was doing the batdance in her pants

Bla bla bla boring

I'm afraid that Paul Lynde was not the first time that KISS was ever on TV. They performed on Dick Clark's ABC in Concert, and they were also on Mike Douglas.

L-O-L-A..she looked like a woman and talked like a man...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

She was gorgeous

Pulling off good comedy is just as hard as good drama.

Your styles played out like Twiki & that Biggie Biggie Biggie sh&t

We like the ghost/scare episode.

1976 had probably the greatest basketball game in NBA history. The Phoenix Suns and Boston Celtics game 5 of the NBA Championship series went to three overtime periods before the Celtics won by 2 points. So many incredible plays in the final moments of the overtime periods.

You said it all..very well put. Why did they think viewers would be interested in Vicki when viewers had already been so devoted to Janet? The sexual tension was there (with all the roommates) from day one, and then one by one every one of them was coupled up with someone as dry and unexciting as cardboard. I was very young when I watched the show in its later seasons , about 6 years old, and even I then was very unenthusiastic about these characters future lives with their dry boring future spouses. I remember not liking Jack with Vicki in the new spin off…. For a kid to think that, I think it says a lot.

Great 😊

What daring decision ? 😂

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Nice synopsis! I've been watching this lately; love the 'The Consultant' episode. Everyone 'breaks character', and I won't spoil it for anyone who hasn't seen it and would like to look it up.

The show had such great characters and personalities which made it captivating. It was wholesome 50’s & 60’s Americana captured in one half hour. I loved that show. And yes, Mrs. Cleaver (B. B.) was quite attractive 😍

Charlotte Rae was so encouraging. There was an episode that tackled depression/suicide. She convincingly told the girl to reach out and to “tie a knot” to keep going on. I always liked that analogy. I wish that I remembered more details of the episode.

Wholesome Pinups

Ms. Peggy was too strong of a presence. She would have had to be given more and more lines. Wouldn’t leave room for all the bit players over the years. Aunt Bee might not have even lasted on the show. Gomer, Goober, Floyd. Just my opinion.

Actually three's company was not scheduled opposite the A Team. Company was seen at 9 et. Opposite Riptide in their last season. Three's a crowd was seen at 8 et so yes they were opposite the A Team.

I AGREE, I ALWAYS SAID THIS WAS THE SADDEST EPISODE.

Dirk Was Dreamy

cop in "Carousel"...

1976 was the year of Fonzie and Farrah mania!

Fun times! "S-A-TUR -TUR- NIGHT!"

Bicentennial 1976 was an awesome year! Catch the replay of this & read the comments in the live chat for more pop culture historical information!

Great night 🎉

I wish she would have remained on MASH.

It was an escape of reality. We need this show now with all the crazy happening in Washington

The female Ted McGinnis- show killer

Without Morris, Jim Davis might not have created Garfied!

Great tribute about a wonderful man.

Definitely better as a redhead 😅

We never saw or heard Sarah either.

Jesse James killed my father

He was on an episode of CHiPs playing some kind of glam rock star.

RIP beautiful lady. ♥🙏

Great video, Dave! No idea Robbie had such a career after the Brady Bunch.

RIP 🙏Charlotte Rae she was a great actress living 92 year's is a truly blessing. 🙏

I must say you made me cry. Brings back so many memories.

Loved the show ,had a huge crash on Randolph Mantooth

I've always thought this but I've never heard anyone articulate it. To a lesser extent, I feel like the same thing happened with Bob Newhart's character on "Newhart" and Dave on "Newsradio". Maybe being the straight man to a cast full of weirdos just wears on your nerves so much over time that you just become a grump in the final seasons.

RIP Morris/He-Man

Something tells me he loved wearing it and prancing around the house in it lol Sad but probably true

Leave it in the beaver staring huge Belmont and Toney endowed.