This really covered a lot of ground for a half-hour program (even less than that including commercials)

i’m 57 and yes loved him !!! miss those days i prayed he would make it , i was informed he was playing russian roulette and lost , that’s what his agent said entering his apt , depression and fame do not mix , but RIP FREDDIE P

Not hard to see why this show was quickly canceled.

When it's Feliciano, I got no complaints.

44:50 How can someone who was both a professional baseball AND basketball player (Chuck Connors) smoke?

a good one, thank you, ATVO, anyone know why we can not find all the seasons of this tv show here on utube,,,,,,,,,, cheers to all , robert in italy

@8:06 Native of Waukegan Illinois , Dan Thornwell. Lol

IMHO , this was a waste of time, money and nobody could tell, very awful episode in what is otherwise a real high quality tv show.

Roddy McDowell. This should be called Beyond Good and Evil.

Great theme song. Too bad the effort was only good for a few episodes.

At 19.30 Bethel Leslie says "my father calls this his dreaming place"looking at the view. In the Bonanza episode Forever in 1972 Michael Landon tells Bonnie Bedelia "brother Hoss and i used to call it our happy place" Exactly the same view between the mountains. Both series were filmed on the Iverson Ranch in Los Angeles ,California.

Peter Fonda was 23 here, Janet Margolin 20. Statutory rape because she came home late? Many great scripts were not used for this precursor to Law and Order due to a bad producer Frank Rosenberg. The result is great actors forced to use mediocre scripts.

Good precursor to Law and Order. Chuck Connors and Ben Gazzara were each paid $7500 per episode ($75000 in today's money) plus profits. but this show had poor rating as it was opposite Bonanza and Ed Sullivan. Guest star Sandy Dennis.

maxwell house...maxwell house...maxwell house...I want maxwell house. I want the difference, difference

criminals were a lot better dressed back in the day

Merry Christmas 2024! 🎅 🎄 🎁 🎁 Wow, this episode is 70 years old! Time really flies by! When this episode was on TV my mom , and grandmother and uncles and aunts were alive. They’re all gone now, and I’d like to think they saw Dear Phoebe on Christmas eve, 1954.

It's nice to see Gloria Winters, who played Penny in the Sky King series, in a different type of role. She was really beautiful!

Is it weird that ever since I'd seen the Hulu documentary on Jonestown and seen Thom Bogue, I had crushes on his younger self. And to see his adult self in this video, he looked pretty hot.

I see a ting of freddie prinze jr in there scary

Love Dabney ❤❤❤

Harry Dean Stanton looks like my dentist

When television was worth watching.

A blast from the past!

No actress can ever touch Lisa Gaye in looks: a living breathing doll, that's what she was back in 1957-58

Quality is pretty good, but not excellent. One can spot the very sweet-looking LISA GAYE who appeared in 16 episodes of the show Love that Bob. I'm desperately looking for these episodes: The girl from France S-1, E-9 [1955[; Bob's one day to relax S-2 E-10 1955; Bob & Harvey go hunting S-4 E-15 1958; Bob seeks a wife S-5 E-18 1959. Fingers crossed and hope you'll be able to find at least of the aforementioned episodes. Thanks in advance.

someone PLEASE tell me or show the episode hes on the sofa and doesnt know until last minute she has a surprise down there...thank you.

"I could help and it'd take half the time." "Now it take'm twice as long." Little Beaver has some terrific quotes on this show xD

I loved this show in early childhood. I am 55 now. I watched this series when it was live. I looked forward to each weekly episode. It was a family show. When Freddie died abruptly, us young fans were horrified by the suicide. In the late 1990s, I noticed his son was getting fame in the teen horror genre or young adult romantic comedies. I wish his dad had been alive to see his son's success and family. RIP.

The teaser [pre main title sequence] was exciting and packed a wallop. Director Georg Fenady was on the front lines overseeing lots of action footage the previous decade on ABC's WW II action drama "Combat!" [1962 - 67] first as assistant director then director. [His commentary about the job duties plus reminisces are highlights of the DVD set's bonus tracks.] . . . . Following the 'writer' to the museum, that location is the campus of University of Southern California (USC), primarily buildings along University Avenue which runs through the heart of its photogenic campus; and long since closed to vehicular traffic. Speaking of education . . . 58:10 - 58:14 End credits GOOF: actress Polly Middleton's character of the 'starlet'' is misspelled 'starlett.' . . . . . Speaking of starlet . . . 43:44 - 44:04 While the two cops on stakeout are surreptitiously shooting the male suspects by the pool with the department's 35 mm SLR camera with telephoto lens -- since it's practically HANDED TO THEM -- NO WAY would they NOT have spontaneously included several frames [of film] of the eye candy, the young, bikini'd women within sight -- essentially to linger on, to drool over, back at the station and share 8x10 blow-ups with their fellow, dedicated officers. Re poor Wayne Maunder's character Sam's ski vacation plans 86'd by Chase (Mitchell Ryan). The captain pulls the rug out from under his sergeant so callously. Furthermore the lodging deposit is non-refundable so those dollars are lost for all time. Chase should see to it that Sam's reimbursed by the department. But looking at it via 'the bigger picture' -- 'all work and no play' makes Jack a dull boy' -- in the grand scheme of things losing one individual from the team for a few days, one who so easily could be substituted by another skilled cop, is hardly 'the end of the world.' In the role of director we see a familiar face from another Universal series, though infinitely more successful through most of the previous decade, -- "The Virginian" [1962 - 71] wherein Ross Elliott recurred as Sheriff Mark Abbott all nine seasons.

He is Mr., she is 'honey' - twice... He places his behind on the desk so she has to look up to him uncomfortably. The women-characters are terrible, and the rest also not so hot...

Good watchin'

I wanna win the trip to mecksiko!

About 2 weeks after this episode aired, Freddie Prinze tragically decided to take his own life. RIP

A beleza da Janet Mergolin era algo inexplicável.

He’s such a monster, the show is unwatchable.

I saw this in 1982 when I was 14 and that was the funniest sh*t I'd ever seen so far in my (short) life! The doctor bit and the "We'll be right back after this" gag at 10:45 got me rolling on the floor!

Who is here after buying a Red Ryder rifle?

This is a great series. It deserved to last longer.

Very enjoyable show. Thanks.

Good old days! An ad for a cigarette, and a "man's" cigarette to boot! Lol...

why does this woman look familar

I think it would be great if companies started to make retro commercials. I love the 80s!

I love cheesy movies

Wow! Channel 17 from Philadelphia. I recognize the announcer's voice. I haven't heard it in years!

We used to like this show when we were children, but this is pretty boring.

An example of a real man. Sight for sore eyes. A righteous one

Uts amazing, no wonder there was a rumour David's father was Clarke Gable. His voice is is almost identical and his facial expression!

I always wondered what a show with a name like that could be about. Now I know it had nothing to do with telephones. Thanks for the look.

Improper hangman's knot at 16:40. Should have 13 wraps.

I loved this show as a kid. I'm going to check it now.