I would love to see The Fun Factory-All Episodes from June 14,1976-October 1,1976 on Mega or OneDrive site itself of KZbin site with video please. 😀😃😄😁🙂😍🤩👍

That's the eldest siblings of the musical group known as the Sylvers in the 70s.

MY GOD, the tune is nice but the singer...OH the singer. Also Heather Thomas is lovely as always.

It’s so good hearing my daddy’s voice ❤😢I love and miss him so much!!! Continue Resting In Heavenly Peace Beloved King Daddy😘😘🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️🙏🏽🎶🎶

I just interviewed Executive Story Consultant Jerry Rannow about this show. The second season was in Canada and he headed it for Norman Lear.

Orgoglioso Siciliano. Quando Sicilia e Italia erano tutte nostre. Il vero popolo Italiano. Dio Benedico, Sicilia e Italia.

I was 5 years old when the show aired. Not surprisingly, it didn’t make it to my 6th. This intro is one of the cringiest I’ve ever seen. In an era that was arguably the best for network TV, how on earth did people look at this & think - this show will definitely compete with Threes company , Laverne & Shirley etc.

As a TV history buff, I've known of this series for many years but never saw it as a kid in the 60's, nor have I ever seen a single frame of it until viewing the opening right now. I saw the original Jack Lemmon movie in a theater when in theatrical release originally but haven't seen it in decades, recalling virtually nothing about the film. I must say, though, the sitcom opening shown here is a little disappointing to me, in terms of nostalgic TV history. It's rather pedestrian with standard, bouncy, rum-te-tum-tum theme music, pretty generic in nature; in short, a typical sitcom opening of the first-half of the 1960's. It's interesting, though, that this aired so late on Sun. nights. For what I assume was a family-friendly show, it's long past most kids' bedtimes of that era, certainly mine! I didn't realize it was an hour in length---or was it? Sitcoms always were half-an-hour back then, so I'm a little puzzled. One thing I've noticed, though, is that network TV schedules were far different in this period than today's. Hope I'll be able to see full episodes in the future!

Jamaica or Burmuda?

Buon giorna da Palermo. Era Giuseppe Di Marco da Corleone.

Dunder mifflin the early years

Little Rori King passed away? Awww

Richard Sargent a few years before he was cast on Bewitched as Darrin #2.

Feld dawg?!

escorts? was ted knight playing a pimp?

Before Bronson Pinchot became Balki.

For 40 years I thought he was saying "Goodbye Pappa-T" Until I finally realized he is saying "Goodbye Poverty" lol what a dumbass

Riesci a capire la lingua Italiano?

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6vKZ2qlf692fcksi=88lQu043TSvhRYYt Here's a newly rediscovered episode in a color faded kinescope from WGN Chicago with the legendary Jack Taylor. They play 6 rounds and a losing contestant walks away after 2 loses. They win $1 for all points collected in each round.

Rip Martin Mull

Quando Italia era tutta nostra. Il vero popolo Italiano. Dio Benedica Italia.

Paul Rodriguez is the greatest! 👑

Rest in Peace, Martin Mull!

Buona sera. Storia numero uno e' una ripetere. Chiedo scusa, Ma non capiamo Inglese. Grazie, e Dio vi Benedica Amico Mio da Palermo.

Buon giorno. Famiglia Siciliano. Grazie per questo interessante molto video. Dio vi Benedica Amico Mio.

Buona sera Signor Mezzanotte. Chiedo scusa. Noi non capisci Inglese. Grazie per queste grande storie. Dio Benedica Amico Mio, da Palermo Sicilia.

Buon giorno. Grazie per queste grande storie. Chiedo scusa. Non capiamo Inglese. Dio Benedica Amico Mio, da Palermo.

Buon giorno da Palermo. Grazie per queste grande storie. Dio Benedica Amico Mio.

Nobody's Business side could be classified as popcorn.

It's easy now to see that McLean made a mistake by leaving MASH, but at the time his agents, network executives, and PR folks were all telling him to "make the move" as they were also promising loads of cash. Occasionally, these situations do work out, more often than not, however, they don't.

I miss this show a lot

Very nice if unusual.

Buongiorno. Grazie per queste grande storie. Dio Benedica, da Sicilia.

Buongiorno. Grazie per questo interessante molto documentario. Questo Persone erano pericolose. Dio Benedica. E Dio Benedica Sicilia, e Italia.

I loved this show as a nine year old! I would watch it with my grandma. I miss her so much and the '80s!

Ringraziu assai. Viva Sicilia.

Buon giorno da Sicilia. Non preccuparti sii felice. Dio Benedica.

John Cleese and the Monty Python crew did a parody of this opening kzbin.info/www/bejne/anq7pZWMiLx_itU

Buongiorno. Alcune nostre Citta' assomigliano troppo a quelle Americano Citta'. Tutti Ghetti. Dio Benedica Amico Mio.

Chiedo scusa. I nostri Cuori e preghiere per Famiglia e gli Amici. Con amore da David e Prescilla Frehlini a Palermo.

Was the show shot "From Television City in Hollywood?"

Bongiornu, da un fieru Siciliano. Palermo, e' Casa dulci Casa. Diu Benedica Palermo.

Interesting that Marcia rodd agreed to do a TV series.she originated the role of carol Maude's daughter in the second episode of all in the family that featured bea Arthur as maude.from what I understand Marcia rodd turned down the role because she wanted to devote time to the theatre.she is so talented Marcia rodd.and so stunningly attractive looking.

Hollywood Logic: I've struggled all my life to get steady work on a #1 show, and a steady fat paycheque..... I should leave since I obviously carry the show!

Terrible openening. It does not endear the viewer to him. Never seen an episode but I suspect the main character is a schmuck that just lets things happen to him. He should be clotheslining the paperboy, and throwing the trash at the lady..... now you got a series!

Pepita y Lorenzo en México

If you know this show you are in a very small secret club

To anyone who knew about and saw that Monty Python sketch before finding out where the inspiration for that sketch came from, I was one of you. I have the Monty Python: All the Bits book and saw that they parodied this open for that sketch. I didn't even know about the Debbie Reynolds show until reading that Monty Python book.

The groove is so perfect , what a wonderful performance . Thank you very much for posting .

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