3:36 He may be playing a senator here, but in my eyes he'll always be the Fig Newton guy. Hit it, Hal!

"times like these...were made for Taster's Choice!" Sheer poetry.

Beautiful, thanks for posting

0:44 From 1973-74 season - at that time, it was the last season to use the slogan "This is the Place to Be."

The Birth of the UPC Code. Who knew it took till 1975.

Thank you so much for this!

No one will top his clean and very funny jokes

Seems like such a better time then today. I was born in 90s and that was great but just how things are today makes me sad to think how far society has regressed.

Just did a walk around video on FiFi for my KZbin channel and what an amazing aircraft Just absolutely amazing machine 🛬

7:45 "We have 9 typewriters". Pre-PC era. Eleanor Perry wrote screenplay for David and Lisa, Ladybug, Ladybug, The Swimmer and other '60s classics. I think this is her only filmed interview.

Making unhealthy and greasy food look sexy since the 1970/1980s era of tv advertising ! 😮😅

He had the most gorgeous smile

15:00-16:00. Best part of the interview

Never thought Lucy and her many spinoffs were funny. I'm now 71, grew up watching Jackie Gleason and still love him and the entire cast.

The greatest put-down of this program ever: "It''s not 60 Swingin' Minutes."

Koch claims that subway crime is exaggerated. Adams says the same thing riday . Some things don't change over 40+ years..

Freegen pot holes. ate my pinto . never understood how the city never fixed them.. some people got hurt..Jagoffs..

I live in Altoona and remember watching these thanks to a rooftop antenna, signal was stronger at night so I could sometimes see these

Still love these guys - brings happiness and sadness in their songs.

The best comdeian of then and now. No use of bad language, just him and a great show. He makes me laugh to the point where I'm snorting, crying with laughter and coughing my guts out. No other comdeian has done that to md until Mr. Skelton. That shows how great he is. He's one of mh idols and one of my heroes who has saved my life

And great to see Christie Moore in a grand wig.

I'm 34 years old, and I love Red Skelton. Here in 2024, and Red is still the best ever!

Fabulous thank you

What a great performance! He was such a great entertainer.

What makes these arrogant interviewers think they have the right to dig and probe into a person's life? How would they feel if they were (metaphorically) stripped naked in public? I stopped watching.

Being an old guy now, it occurs to me that every major world event in my teenage and early 20s I heard about from Walter Cronkite.

One thing for sure there will be nobody that can fill victors shoes,he was one of a kind a comedian mixed with classical music,it didn't get any better than that.

It’s amazing how everyday folks today don’t speak like these folks in ‘71 … they were very well defined… unique characters…. It’s like watching a movie but this is real life! I like that fella being interviewed reclined happy in his pajamas in a chair with his wife and grateful to be home….

Excellent footage! Thank u

Burt before the temporary pornstache lol and he looks so young!! Mr. B :(.

The musicians seem to enjoy Victor's antics just as much as the audience.

RIP

Larson figured out the pattern and won fair and square. Simple as that. CBS just was mad they had to pay out and were dumb enough to not realize that the pattern was specific and was only one pattern that was not randomized. Anyone could’ve done what Larson did. He was just smart enough to do it before they changed it. He won fair and square.

Just like when Michael Larsen memorized the board patterns, we had to memorize what we learned in school for tests. Is that cheating also?

And now they're gonna make a movie out of this with Paul Walter Hauser portraying Larson.

Tiny was a time traveller...he came from a distant faraway place of nothing but love and beauty.

I love the Coppertone lotion commercial and these are fabulous various commercials!!

brings back great memories. thanks for including the commercials

I worked there from 1972 until it's closing...a scarfer is a tough job.

Eleanor Schano is so elegantly dressed she looks like a star. Great interview with one of the heavies in motion pictures and television. I enjoyed Karl Malden's interview so much that I will now read his book. He was the star of my favorite television show, "The Streets of San Francisco." and I've liked everything he's ever done. What a wonderful human being Karl Malden is and was.

Rocky "People are scared to get involved". Well it's come full circle to that again because if you stop a criminal from attacking someone in New York, you're the one getting arrested. It's all ass backwards and all the people who run it (into the ground) suck

I’m at Red in the mid 1980s. I guarantee you he’s 10 times funnier in a private setting. He was a great guy.

Had the privilege to see this concert in person! What a wonderful program and showcase of student talent in PA!

Gee, why didn't they continue with Inky the caveman? Lol

Thanks for posting this. As it did for all of us who were alive then, 9/11 incredibly stressed veteran journalist Peter Jennings. You can clearly hear it in his voice. Led him to resume smoking again.

Wow This l Did Not Expect , Its Wonderful. Thank You So Much ❤

Cincinnati TV star Ruth Lyons is responsible talking Steve into calling Eydie from her office at WLW Television asking if Eydie would marry him! Ruth told Steve that they could team up and sing together. And the rest is history. Ruth Lyons loved them both! 14:41

That was an OK kitchen in the South Bronx in those days. But, you probably had a fire escape.

The commercials!

I happen to be a huge fan of the Television Academy myself. This is awesome.