The First Goal of Mario Lemieux.....so reminded me of these guys....they didn't look fast as they blew right past the opposition......

What a fun keeper to watch... Cant believed how much time has passed since hearing SAVE JILL BEAR!!!

This is interesting. I was just made aware this past week via genology research and has been made aware that i had multiple family members in acadia. Some were deported to louisiana. Some managed to escape to quebec and survive. Was considering maybe applying for metis status but not for the money. I grew up by a reserve and metis settlement. My dad has many cousins that are metis. All possible tropes of not the same as being in it... i know. But i dont care about the money. I just want belonging. If i was accepted as metis and never recieved a dime i would still be happy. (Left the system 7 years ago -no government issued id- and havent looked back. I dont get any money for my kids, no gst cheques, absolutely nothing) I love metis culture. I love the language. I love the people. The only way to describe it is that being with metis people feels like home. But ive been too scared to fully immerse due to stigma of being an outsider and not knowing the ways. Im scared to apply because im concerned about being rejected. This podcast was very informative and interesting.

Genuinely good player but awfully lacking as team executive. I thought you summarized his career quite well.

i remember that episode tommy brown's brother in law played by bill Mckinney.

Not trying to brag but I’m related to him on my grandpa’s side of the family

Kiley also played Commisisoner Halperin in an episode of Columbo as the killer.

The Jericho Mile is the greatest movie. Peter Strauss is fantastic as the loner, volatile , misanthropic miler lifer. This my favorite movie I ever seen. BTW my real name is Rain Murphy Jr

A very appreciative old timer...

Maybe he just didn’t want to put up with Hollywood’s 💩

Is a distant relation, second cousin on my dad's side. Met him once at the old Hockey Hall of Fame on the CNE grounds in Toronto. He and my dad spent about 10 minutes figuring out how the family relation worked between the Kingston people and Gananoque people.

Just for the record, turkeys can fly! Short distances, but yes, they fly! 😊

You know that if Weese would have started the outcome could have been different... didn't know that he died...RIP....

Smokey’s oldest grandson here. This tribute video is better than anything my family could have made. He was our hero. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I remember Russians hanging all over him. What a talent in 72

Thanks for posting a sorta eulogy for this man. Hadn't actually heard of him before, but I can always respect the honoring of one's legacy.

Thank you for doing this profile about an unassuming man who loved the game his entire life. He was great on and off the ice.

im a leafs fan but common most if not all the 74-75 habs should be in the hall he has 4 cup rings for gods sake

i miss some of your videos but this is one i knew you'd be on top of...he was definitely beloved....thanks.

He was Original for me, myself my favorite is The Straight Story so normal so very strange and so very real just something about it

He was my favorite player. I never understood that he was not in the hall of fame. Perhaps because of his brother?

Unreal .. I always just assumed he would be in the Hockey Hall of Fame .. as in yesterday ..

Nothing against Pete - he was one of my favourite players - but seeing how they've lowered the standards as to what constitutes a "star" these days to ensure a steady stream of inductees he'd meet today's standard.

Never a Habs fan, but always thought Pete was a beast of a player in his prime. Aside from the Summit Series SHG, the one I'll always remember was a game on HNIC against the Leafs. Score was tied 0-0 with 6 seconds to go. Pete wins the face-off and scores an unassisted goal with 2 seconds left to win it 1-0.

The greatest goal I ever saw was Pete's short-handed goal against the Soviets in game 2 of the summit series.

I read in Robinsons book that wat lead to his trade was complaining to the media about his ice time

Mark's nickname in real life is "Bosco",,or could be "Bosko"....Nice guy! Bousquet usually pronounced Boos-Kay...

I saw this twice in my local theater the "Metropolitan" in downtown Brooklyn opening day and walked in right at the "tent goons" scene and after watching the next show to that point...i decided to stay again for the whole show, good times and the crowd was really into it, especially the fight between the trog and the reanimated sabertooth tiger. I still enjoy watching on blueray periodically. NIce informative review thanks! ❤

I'm often sharing this fine movie, I find it inspiring in many ways,if Mr Quinn was the real Pope I would concider becoming a Roman Catholic! Rather than just a blessed admirer of Jesus's lovely mom and disciple of the King of Kings! 🙂👑,👑👍.

My favorite episode thank you I enjoy your shows I have the DVD

Went to his hockey school in Westlock Alta in 1972. As a 14 year old kid, i was very impressed.

One of my all time favourite players

i liked Morgan Freeman in Close Encounters

Joe had it all, arm like a cannon, smooth feet and high football IQ. Just couldn’t handle the stress.

IMO, Frank Mahovlich along with Ken Dryden were the main reason why the Habs won the cup in 71.

I would love to get a copy of that Hockey Card

Great video! Mariners fan and we love Steve balboni! Beautiful autograph too.

good don't ever touch my players

I saw this as a kid when it was first broadcast on TV. Jack Palance was very intimidating.

I'd like to add that the scene was also featured in trailers and commercials for the movie.

Why was he nicknamed Pengy?

RIP Sweet Daddy 👍👍

The Big M was 6 feet tall so now he would be the Smallish M. One thing with Mahovlich was that he could sometimes disengage from the game at times. I remember screaming at the TV as he skated from one blueline to the next then returned. Then something would happen, usually someone trying to hit him with a check, and it was if he was inspired. He would drive to the net and be unstoppable. I guess this is why he was so good in the playoffs

There was no picture that mesmerized me like Paper Moon...,.

She was also “friends “ with John and Dylan.

A very cute giel.

I wonder how much they paid for those seats.

Had Mahovlich played his entire career in Montreal, he would have put numbers and had a career similar to that of Bobby Hull The Big M was a tremendous player, nonetheless, and ironically like Hull is often overlooked, especially by younger fans who never saw them play, and who have a tendency to diss and downplay superstars from years past (they played with plumbers, etc.)

Great trade by the habs, but tough to lose Mickey Redmoond.

The Big M was loved by the fans in Detroit.