Famous Graves - PEGGY LIPTON & Remembering THE MOD SQUAD Cast & Others

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Today I visit the gravesite of model, singer and actress Peggy Lipton and others who are buried at the famous Jewish Cemetery, Hillside Memorial Park, in Culver City, California.
Peggy Lipton is best known for her starring role in the 1969-1973 TV police drama THE MOD SQUAD. Her co-star Michael Cole is now 79-years old, and Clarence Williams III is now 80-years old. The three played undercover hippy cops on the popular series.
Gravesite tours also included:
Jerry Weintraub (Music Producer and Actor)
Leonard Nimoy (Actor)
Shelly Novack (Football Player and Actor)
I also remember actor Tige Andres, who played Captain Adam Greer on The Mod Squad.
Thanks for joining me on another nostalgic road trip down memory lane to the graveyard.
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[@bettydonald3859]

Nothing weird or abnormal about visiting gravesites. There's history in cemeteries.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

exactly. they're like history and art museums. thanks, betty!

[@mikebrooks1620]

Burt-tv, being buried in a cemetery doesn't mean you won't be forgotten. I've been to many cemeteries were the graves were in rough shape and barely readable. In a 100 yrs or sooner we are all sadly going to be forgotten. Unless you are a celebrity and that's not ever a guarantee. In a 100 yrs or so from now on it a distant relative if yours stumbles on your grave and notices you gave the same last name but that's about it, and that's only if your tombstone is still there and whole and still readable. I hear that some cemeteries reuse the grave plots after 100 years if that grave hasn't had any recent visitors, which is downright sick. I'm not trying to be a downer, but just stating the facts that 100 years from now we will all be forgotten. It's a sad thing to think about, but it happens. I believe in Jesus Christ and with Him one-day we will have everlasting life and be never forgotten. Our bodies will be gone, but our souls will last forever in Heaven w/ Jesus Christ. Don't worry about your earthly body, but rather your spiritual body.

[@michaelaregenfuss5968]

I miss Peggy Lipton. Thank you for showing us her final resting place.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for watching, Michael!

[@robertm2000]

This brought back a memory for me! I met Peggy Lipton in 1971, at Paramount Pictures! I went to Azusa Pacific College at the time, and I was in the school choir. That choir was chosen to sing backgrounds for singers on the Salvation Army "Army of Stars" Christmas program, and this was taped at various studios in L. A., this time at Glen Glenn Sound Studios, on the Paramount Movies lot. When we weren't singing we were able to wander the Paramount lot and look at many of the movie ad TV show sets they had. The sets were actually outdoors so that they could use natural light instead of spotlights. One of the sets was "The Mod Squad," and only Tighe Andrews and Peggy Lipton were there that day. One of the other choir members, a student at Azusa Pacific, asked Peggy for her autograph, and the only piece of paper he had was his college meal ticket! Peggy signed it "Happy eggs to you! Peggy Lipton." We also got to see them filmig a scene from "Mannix" with Mike Connors. Quite an experience!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, that is so cool! thanks for sharing that great moment in time and memory with us, robert!

[@michele2855]

Nothing weird about cemetery tours. Some of the most serene settings. Good exercise and interesting history too It’s been my experience that we need to be more afraid of some of the living than the deceased Great video as always 👍🏽

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

nicely said and so true :-) thanks, michele!

[@afriend347]

When my Mom died, My Dad would take his 2 pups on a walk through the cemetery everyday. The funeral director would come out and walk with him. So true of being afraid of the living comment.

[@glennbalent5153]

Great job Steve! Mod squad was one of my favorite shows..Peggy Lipton (Julie) was my favorite actor..Thanks for all your hard work.I can only imagine how much time goes into your videos..very informative.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it usually takes 3-4 full days to do a 5-10 minute vlog :-) thanks, glenn!

[@robertcubinelli4961]

Peggy Lipton is one if my fav American actresses along with Natalie Wood and Carolyn Jones. Ever since I saw Peggy in a minor role in the original The Invaders on TV, I fell in love with her beauty and acting prowess. R.I.P. Peggy :(

[@TFLS]

I accidentally somehow got on watching this video, and 5 hours later and many more of your episodes and I whole heartedly love this channel. Thank you so much for showing the greats.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks so much, TFLS, for watching so many of my vlogs and for commenting. i'm glad you like them i really appreciate it!

[@kerridillon3120]

I was just 19 yrs old & am / always will be a die hard Jersey girl who came to live in Anaheim/Southern California since 1973 but....when I die, my body will be shipped back to historic Colestown Cemetery in Cherry Hill NJ to be buried alongside my parents, my Aunt & Uncle & any other family members who may pass away. My 7 siblings/ all my remaining family are in NJ, which I love. It's my privilege & pleasure to visit their graves & say the Rosary for the repose of their souls. I remember all the good that they were and did...because they are still living within me! So visiting graves to pay your respects & reminisce is a large part of LIVING! Thank you Steve for another interesting trip. Mod Squad is where I watched Peggy Lipton...and yes...wasn't it 1969 just yesterday? 😁💕

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

beautifully said and it's so cool that your family is all there together. something to look forward too, sort of :-) thanks, kerri!

[@kerridillon3120]

@@TheGraveyardChannel if you get the chance, Google Colestown Cemetery in Cherry Hill, NJ. It dates back to the Revolutionary War. The headstones are a fascinating collection of history, personal stories, and the different modes of mausoleums, headstones etc from the Civil War, Victorian & different eras are amazing! This cemetery always seems to have regular visitors who tend to their loved ones graves meticulously. It's a relief from your grief to go there & feel a bit closer to them...at least I do!

[@travelinben1966]

Great show,great cast.R.I.P. Peggy.

[@googieegg6527]

You're not just extremely normal Steve but highly decent to be doing what you do. Respecting and remembering our departed loved ones is so honourable. God bless mate..... weird, no...legend yes!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, GE!

[@rosezingleman5007]

Visiting cemeteries is a true virtue in almost all religions. It’s a great thing you do Steve. I’m Catholic and I always try to remember to say a prayer for peace for the folks and their families in your videos. It’s by proxy, but I’m sure God doesn’t mind that. And it’s fascinating. I’ve been a graveyard visitor since childhood. It’s history, it’s culture, it’s intensely personal too, because often the family and friends are deceased too, so I always think that without visitors the cemeteries might not be kept up as much, you know? Thanks for what you do. (Julie/Peggy Lipton inspired me to iron my hair as a teenager! SO GROOVY)

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

beautifully said, and thanks for sharing that groovy memory :-)

[@jamesbarker213]

The Mod Squad was a superb television show . Very groundbreaking. Before All In The Family. Thank you for posting the video Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. thanks, james!

[@PrimeEnigma]

The older we get, the more we discover. That our childhood heroes went first, to pave the path we will ultimately follow as well.

[@cathyruthroff6226]

Thank you again. Awww the Mod Squad. Now there is a good memory.

[@jillhuddle7379]

Mood Squad was so cool , " Julie " was my favorite aka Peggy Lipton , thanks for the memory Steve

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

mine too. thanks, jill!

[@chadglasner4755]

I loved the water features. The water features really add a calming element to the cemetery.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. they are some of the nicest i've seen. thanks for sharing, chad!

[@marys9885]

Mod Squad was such a cool show back in the day. Peggy Lipton died much to young. Very sad. She was beautiful! Also, cemeteries are a place on remembrance. May you never be forgotten ❤️

[@theparrotrescuer3042]

Mod Squad was a must watch..yup..1969 does seem like last week..great video..thanks Steve

[@dannylast8707]

graduated in 69...watched mod squad..there was alot of cop shows ,but this was hippie looking cops..Theres always been alot of cop ,detective, doctor shows ,like ben casey etc.This is was refreshing at the time..

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

A great show, Mod Squad thank you Steve, may they rest in love :) Nothing wrong with visiting graves, they are full of history especially researching family trees.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. thanks, wendy!

[@Controlled_Robots]

I think its very normal and respectful to remember people in this modern world where people dont seem to care about people like they did in times past,I love your vlogs Steve 👍.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

nicely said, george. thanks!

[@loisrader8089]

I love visiting gravesites they are so interesting also so peaceful

[@brendapayne6603]

Don't listen to such critics. Your videos are wonderful and you are so respectful. It is a pleasure to watch them. Thank you for what you do.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, brenda!

[@elizawagner895]

GR8 VIDEO I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THE "MOD SQUAD" IT WAS A WONDERFUL CAST !!!I WISH IT WAS STILL THE EARLY 1970S 🙏RIP PEGGY LIPTON "JULIE BARNES "UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN IN THE OTHER 🌎💝😇👼

[@coltsfan69]

I absolutely loved The Mod Squad. I remember watching reruns, as a kid.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

me too, but when it first aired. it was pretty groovy :-) thanks for sharing, chizzie!

[@coltsfan69]

@@TheGraveyardChannel i remember as a kid i had a huge crush on Peggy Lipton😊

[@marshasullivan4074]

Thank you for all you do. I too am a cemetery investigator ! My last trip to LA from Perth Australia I had a day walking around 3 cemeteries. It was amazing ! Some friends think I am odd ! I loved Mod Squad too !

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

have you ever thought about filming your visits for your youtube channel? i would love to see perth cemeteries. thanks for watching and commenting and let me know if you do. thanks, marsha!

[@marshasullivan4074]

Thank you for replying. Funnily enough it has crossed my mind. One cemetery does have self guided tours already, I have thought about getting friends to do them with me and I’ll see what transpires.

[@marinemom351]

This was great. Tigh’s daughter Barbara went to my high school. She was very sweet and we were very excited because her dad was on Mod Squad. You are right, it is weird to think that was 1969.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

How fun. You certainly have had an interesting life marinemom!

[@marinemom351]

Memory Lane Trips With Steve It has really been a great life. On my headstone I want it to say “All my dreams came true”. Yes, there has been great tragedy but my son used to tell me, “Stay Moto mom”, so I keep motivated for him every day. Keep up the good work on your page. It is my favorite cemetery page. I have been searching for my Marilyn Monroe cemetery picture. I will send it to you if I ever find it.

[@alichtenwalter]

I am glad you visit graves. My mom and I enjoyed going to my grandparents graves. We had picnic on Sundays. It was our time remembering them.

[@zhivago1955]

When I was a kid in the 60's I had a crush on peggy. In the 1980's my employer had sent me to peggy's mom condo near westwood for medical reasons. I was in awe-struck seeing peggy and quincy jones as they were visiting her mom due to her unfavorably health. I always enjoy your videos.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

what a memorable encounter. thanks for sharing it with us, Z!

[@HighRail62]

Thanks Steve. Once again you've created a memory that will both comfort and entertain for generations to come. Take Care!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, high rail!

[@aviator1962]

Gina would really think I was weird being a funeral director and embalmer for almost 40 years (come September 11, 2020) and planning to retire at the end of the year. Loved Mod Squad. We would lay on a pallet blanket with pillows to watch it on T. V. Thanks for another fine video Steve.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for sharing that, dr. roberts!

[@bwkeve38]

I’m so glad you found Peggy Lipton‘s grave. I have the whole mod squad series on DVD. One of my favorite shows growing up I do remember her from Twin Peaks but mod squad was a favorite.I absolutely love visiting cemeteries there is so much history and information they can be gathered from them

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

they really are like outdoor history museums. thanks, eve!

[@LawyerCalhoun1]

The only thing weirder than someone who hangs around cemeteries is someone who watches KZbin videos of a guy who hangs around cemeteries. Years ago, I used to say there should be a cable TV channel dedicated to cemetery visiting. Well, with KZbin, we have it. Thanks to you, Lamont, and all the other grave hunters. Thank you.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

lol, i know, it makes me laugh when trolls say they dislike what i do, but they still watch :-) you were ahead of your time with the cable idea. i guess there are about a dozen or so of us youtubers now who visit cemeteries and it's fun to see how we all seem to share our visits in such different ways. thanks, raymond!

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Thanks Steve for another fine adventure and tour. I remember Peggy Lipton very well. Mod squad was a very popular TV show. It was interesting to see who all her close neighbors were. She is in a good spot for sure. THANKS SO MUCH!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, pamela!

[@oliviasoliz5983]

Hello there steve thank you for sharing i loved to watch Mod Squad i liked all the actors Peggy was a pretty lady i was sad when she died so young yet so steve you keep going to the grave site i wish i had time to do it too well you have a great day.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, olivia, and you too!

[@Rickster5176]

Cemeteries are fascinating places. So much history.

[@rjriggs6455]

Love this Steve once again great job. I loved MOD Squad back in the day. I first met Clarence Williams III in 1975 at a friends home in Maine where Clarence and his late wife Gloria were visiting our mutual friend Jane Edmonds at her home 9 gables in Eliot, Maine. After that we were all invited to Clarence's Broadway play we met backstage and went out to dinner in NYC. What a time it was, I can remember how much I liked Clarence and his beautiful wife Gloria. It was hard to not think of "Link" while we were together. I know he spoke highly of this costars from MOD Squad. A true gentleman and friend.

[@Corgis175]

I didn't watch the Mod Squad but remember the name of the show. Hillside is always so peaceful.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it really is.

[@marygarner5249]

Love all videos you bring us THANK YOU SO Much for taking us along whith you thanks for HARD work

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for coming along, mary!

[@monicahow]

I am like you I love visiting grave sites. It's like reliving history.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

That really is and I always learn so much from every trip. Thanks for sharing with us Monica 😊👍

[@debbiebrown4420]

Clarence Williams III of The Mod Squad was one of the best looking hunks I have ever seen. He's still not bad to look at in his old age.

[@paulsmith8212]

Yes, you are so right. 1969 doesn’t seem long ago . We just get older.

[@FetchTheSled]

Loved Mod Squad as a kid. And who can forget "Gilly from Philly" in Vegas Vacation! Jerry played the nice man who befriends Mr Nick Papagiorgio. "His name is not Papagiorgio. His name is Rusty Griswold and he's a C+ student!"lol Thanks for sharing Steve!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i had forgotten about that. thanks for sharing those memories, FTS!

[@loradurling2358]

Thank you Steve. Great tour. Take care.👍🙂👋🍷

[@debszakormos7919]

Hi Steve 😉. I visit cemeteries to honour & ponder the lives, admire the varied beautiful grave markers. It's humbling. Love the Weintraub & Feldman coincidences. No mistakes in The Universe 🤗❇! 😘🐦

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. everything happens the way it's supposed to. sometimes it seems mysterious though. thanks for being a fellow graver, debsza!

[@psw4763]

An elephant never forgets. Loved this tour

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

oh, wow. that makes a lot of sense. now that you say that, i'm surprised it's not used as a symbol in cemeteries more often. thanks, phyllis!

[@im413]

I too enjoy visiting gravesites to pay my respects to the people that have brought so much joy to the world especially in the entertainment industry. Keep up the good work Steve I hope you have many more videos coming soon.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, stephen!

[@im413]

Visiting Gravesites With Steve Have you or going to do a video on the cast of Hogan’s Heroes and My Favorite Martian? Thanks again.

[@psychcorp4449]

A very substantive video. Indeed, the 1960's does feel like they were just a few months ago. I loved "The Mod Squad." It is sad to hear of the passing of Robert Conrad and Orson Bean. I'm sure you will find out where their final resting places will be with possible future visits there. Thank you so much. Be safe and stay away from the coronavirus!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i really hope that bryant, douglas, conrad and bean all have final resting places to visit in the next year or so. i'll be keeping an eye out for them. thanks, PC!

[@donnasmith2410]

Hi Steve I remember the MOD SQUAD It good show and Star trek Leonard Nimoy and it very big nice cemetery there that beautiful water fall feature thanks showing it .. Great video I love it .. I'm deaf and I'm from New south Wales, Australia..

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, as always, donna for watching and commenting from australia!

[@KarenFields64]

I absolutely love this channel and today's visit. Loved The Mod Squad and The FBI. Can't wait til your next visit.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, karen!

[@malikfouronetwo7462]

Well put. People always wanna put down what they don't understand. She a weido for making that comment. Keep doing these videos. They are great and very informative. Thanks

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, malik!

[@ronaldmiller2740]

HI STEVE I LOVED THE MOD SQUAD I GREW UP IN THE 60S ,,. KEEP SHOWING YOUR GREAT VIDEOS!!!!!! I AM LEARNING ALOT ABOUT THESE GREAT PEOPLE WHO WERE IN OUR LIVES AT ONE TIME ,, THEY WOULD LOVE TO KNOW THAT WE ARE STILL THINKING OF THEM AND VISITING THEM ,.. ONE OTHER THING THE DEAD YOU DONT HAVE TO WORRIED ABOUT THERE PEACEFUL ITS (SOME) OF THE LIVING YOU HAVE TO BE WORRIED ABOUT THEY SUCK,, THE GREAT THING YOU DO TO TEACH OTHERS PEACE!!.

[@kimberleyblair3392]

thanks Steve! stay weird my friend.we weirdos appreciate all you do to bring us your wonderful videos.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, kimberley. we weirdos do have more fun :-)

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

I agree! I love to visit graves of famous people.

[@carolynchristensen1880]

Steve, you are totally normal. When I walk around the cemetery where most of my family members are buried, I always wonder about others lives and how they lived. Nothing wrong with that. I enjoy your vlogs. Have watched most of them more than once.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks carolyn, and thanks for watching so many of them. i really appreciate it!

[@amyallison350]

My husband and I both love watching your blogs

[@robertgedritis5790]

History is all around us. Cemeteries are a great place to keep in touch with the past

[@neitajames6029]

Hi ya steve. I remember when it was reported peggy was sick. Most us remember when she was married to Quincy Jones and her daughter. Her and her daughter was very nice. Me tv has bought back lot of the shows we watch as children's and teenagers. Thanks for taking time to post and share with all of us who remember the shows often wonder about the actors and where they are buried. So thank you for being weird like me. As long as you love and enjoy what you do. It shouldn't bother others. I love that hat. I enjoy all your blogs often go back and rewatch.the library file in my tablet save every video so I can go back and watch when I have time.thank you we do appreciate you taking time to do this find the graves and show us where. They are buried.I appreciate it. Have great week neita.🙂👋.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

here's to weird power :-) that means a lot to know you've watched many of my vlogs multiple times. i really appreciate that. thanks, neita!

[@neitajames6029]

@@TheGraveyardChannel I'd very much like to support your channel neita is just part my name because of my profession some do know me if I use a prepaid debit card to support your work will that be ok. I perfer not say my real name just the one I use here. I have to protect those I love and prepaid debit has no name but I'll still be supporting you. I know traveling is expensive and the cost of gas hotel rooms you have eat. It be ok if I just use neita. I do enjoy watching your blogs and I respect and appreciate what you do. Neita.🙂👋.

[@colleencrane4843]

I personally find it therapeutic to walk through the Cemetery where my Mother is, she is in the Mausoleum with her Mom and Dad, Steve I'm sure you know this Cemetery Calvary Catholic in Los Angeles, I walk through there and the Cemetery itself, it's so amazing.....Another great video Steve Thank you so much.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

yes, i've done a few vlogs from there and i'm sure i'll be back for future visits. you're loved ones are in very good company there. thanks for sharing their memories with us, colleen!

[@rosemariemckinley7326]

I love the Mod Squad. I just love your videos. History and stars have made us all dream. Thank you for sharing. Much love.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, rosemarie!

[@rosemariemckinley7326]

You are welcome.

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

As usual, very entertaining and enlightening Steve. Thank you very much. It's no surprise that your subscriber base is growing. You do such a good job with these and you never do them for too long of a time. I like how they're short and to-the-point..... it allows me to watch even more of your videos! Concerning being a weirdo for going to cemeteries... I've been doing it for years. It's important to a lot of us to visit family and friends and also just to take a look at where the Finish Line really is. It allows me to have a fresh perspective of how wonderful life truly is no matter what is going on. Thanks again and see you later!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for the feedback on the vlogs, patrick. and i agree. cemeteries really help remind us all to not take a single day for granted.

[@ronzuniga14]

I agree with you Steve visiting grave sites for me is comforting and it's a chance to reflect on people who I only knew through their movies and television you have a great Channel I never miss a video

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, ronald. that's very nice to hear!

[@BigBillAndersonsDeathTours]

Hi Steve! Excellent video! I loved Mod Squad when I was a kid! I had a crush on Peggy Lipton! Exceptional research on your end as always! Thank you!👍😁

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i think you were in a very big fan club :-) thanks, bill!

[@kevinbayers5320]

Hi Steve, I agree 100 % that visiting cemeteries are normal. I like to visit celebrity cemeteries as it gives me a chance to talk to them and tell them how much of an influence they were on me and maybe a couple of stories how they affected my life. Love you Steve. You are doing a great job.

[@paulineveloza4945]

I loved The Mod Squad!!! I guess I must be a bit weird, because I do like cemeteries, and as a nurse, I took care of terminal patients. It was an honor to assist them to the next journey of their soul.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

it takes a special person to do what you do and your patients are fortunate to have a nurse who sees it as an honor. for many, i'm sure it's just a job. thanks for doing what you do. you are an unsung hero, in my book!

[@robertcombs55]

Paula and I LOVE your site!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, robby!

[@donnahill8403]

Thank you for sharing the gravesites of these people and all all the others you have shown us. I think it is very informative and interesting to see where many of these actors & actresses are laid to rest. I remember watching "The Mod Squad many episodes. It was a great show. I appreciate your taking up time to travel around different cemetary ' s . I think of it as important history lessons. I always look forward to new videos from your channel. Have a blessed day 😇 ☺

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, donna. i appreciate that!

[@karolinesmail489]

Loved modsquad loved all early crime shows still do.... nothing wrong with graveyard hunting

[@sgjr03]

Thank you for your videos. I find them one of the most peaceful, sincere content one can find on KZbin.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

wow, that's kind of you to say, sgjr03!

[@timothyt1312]

I loved the mod squad , she was my favorite on the show , still watch some on DVDs thanks for sharing

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

me too. thanks, timothy!

[@jamesbednar8625]

Good video!!! I barely remember "The Mod Squad" while growing up in 1970s. But do remember that a female cousin and I would always role play some of the characters from the show and some of the episodes. THANKS!!! for the memories!! Also remember that this show was her favorite at that time.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for sharing these memories with us James 😊👍

[@katiegrundle9900]

Me to, we were watching tv downstairs and my dad would come in nd open the door quickly like captain Greer in the theme song. Great memories

[@pattibrooks1907]

This was back a year ago ! I still enjoy your channel ! I loved Mod Sqauad show ! Thank you so much ! Sad to hear Peggy Lipton died in 2019 ! Sorry sad to hear it was cancer !

[@wyattglen1]

We're both around the same age, so this show was a fun visit.... AND YES....it does seem like '69 was just here, huh? Good episode, my friend. Well done.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, glen!

[@freespeechadvocate7492]

Over 30k subscribers tells another story. Nothing strange in your channel at all and I love it!! Love from the U.K.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

at least there are 30K of us :-) thanks for watching from the U.K. FSA!

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

i feel so old lol. I used to dig graves way back. For a month.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i dig graves, but not physically :-) thanks for sharing that with us, christopher!

[@christopherrasmussen8718]

Visiting Gravesites With Steve I did it for two weeks. Dug about 5. It was an old Jewish cemetery near Atlantic City. We called the guy who drove the vault truck, Igor. Both him and the truck were broken and on a tilt. I quit when the boss gave me a little set of grass clippers and told me to trim headstones. Hundreds of them. This was long before weed eaters lol.

[@kandimitchell9935]

I loved the Mod Squad! Yes Steve it was only a moment ago in 1969! I totally agree! Time goes so fast! Thank you for all your great videos!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks Kandi 😊👍

[@kandimitchell9935]

You’re Welcome! 😊

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

i loved THE MOD SQUAD Peggy was so stunning JULIE like the rest of them were so cool. wow i was only 10 years old but i remember like it was yesterday.

[@louiseblondin2824]

I've been visiting cemeteries since I was a young child with my dad. Always enjoyed seeing different markers and wandering what that person did in life. Wonderful history.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i always love it when i hear from others who starting visiting cemeteries as kids, too. thanks for sharing that with us, louise!

[@capnhawk51]

Cemeteries are the living, not the dead. I'm reminded of the quote, “You should respect death and respect the dead, not out of fear, but because it's the proper human thing to do.” Thanks to you, Steve! Vince, aka, CapnHawk

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

what a great quote. thanks, vince!

[@pauletteaguilar1394]

Steve.this was a great video I do remember the Mod Squad I remember wanting to be like Peggy Lipton she was so cool to a teenage girl. So sad she passed cancer is a terrible thing. My sister is also suffering from the same kind of cancer And by the way Steve normal or weird you do a great job.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

sorry to hear about your sister, paulette. i hope she beats it. thanks, as always, for sharing!

[@amoore8761]

I happened across Find A Grave years back when I was trying to locate the resting places of my friends that were KIA in Vietnam in 1969. Now I cherish the visits for memories and history. Some people think a am a bit strange too, but they are the ones missing out. I live within a mile of Wiley Post's resting place.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for sharing that with us, A!

[@karievjy7542]

Having a gravesite to visit isn't abnormal. I wish I was able to visit but they are either too far away or did not wish to be in a cemetary. I made a plague to represent a family member who passed away, was cremated, and ashes scattered out of the country. The plague is with me whenever I want to look at it and remember. Nothing wrong with seeing these "visits" on computer. It just shows how much one loves all of these people who brought joy to our lives. It's nice to have a place to see and remember them!!!!!!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

nicely said, kari. i wish all famous people would place memorial plaques when they are cremated and scattered. thanks for sharing this with us.

[@brianquilty687]

1969 was just a few minutes ago ? How true. Love what you do Steve.

[@sarahcoleman1620]

There is nothing wrong with visiting graves. I love your videos

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, sarah!

[@stevepaul6955]

I remember watching the Mod Squad as a kid and Aaron Spelling who produced the show is also interred at Hillside as well.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

lol, i've looked but haven't been able to find his crypt there. i'm sure i will find it eventually :-) thanks, steve!

[@shantellbaker625]

I happened upon your page and I’m a new subscriber. I’ve been fascinated by the history of cemeteries, celebs that have passed on and I’m not at all weirded out. I’ll be catching up on all of your past episodes. Awesome job thus far

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks for watching and subscribing, shantell. i appreciate it!

[@renayvance-moser9434]

Thank you for sharing. History is important. Love your channel.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i agree. thanks, renay!

[@garrengroom3831]

This was nice. Peggy & the others all have beautiful spots. I believe Rudolf Valentino would be the first "famous" grave, from entertainment anyway.

[@RhettyforHistory]

I love it when I find ones I want and I just happily stumble on them like you do. Just a guess but elephants are considered to have a good memory so I wonder if it's a do not forget him I remember you? Or maybe he just loved elephants I guess. And I'm with you Steve. It's good to be different. It's only recent decades where people think visiting gravesites is weird. But doesn't it make you wonder why they even clicked on it in the first place?

[@bruces8724]

People should check out your vlog as well. You've made some interesting visits to cemeteries too!

[@RhettyforHistory]

@@bruces8724 Thank you Bruce! I appreciate you watching. There is a lot of history in cemeteries waiting for us to visit and share.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

someone else also mentioned elephants symbolizing memory. i never thought of that, but it makes complete sense. and seems like the perfect symbol. and yes, i always laugh that they still watched, even though they knew what the topic was :-) thanks for the insight, rhetty!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

absolutely agree. i mention rhetty's channel to viewers all the time. one of the best graveyard explorers on youtube!

[@dsinavich5141]

Great vlog Steve ! I loved The mod squad . Keep up the great vloging , most of us fans love your videos !!!!! Deborah Winnipeg, Canada.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, deborah. i appreciate you saying that.

[@afriend347]

I was doing some gemology research on the way driving back from a convention. I visited many, many graves of realities I knew and most whom I didn't know but had read their records. I took pictures of their graves and said a few words. I'm not one for superstitions but I got a overwhelming sense of clarity and as I was driving out of town and I started to cry as they all tried to start talking to me. I don't know what they were asking but I remember myself saying, "Yes, I will" "I'll try" 20 years later, I feel, I've left them all down.

[@lauraleggett9189]

You are find all of my favorite shows and thanks you. Love the video Love you please keep up what you do

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, laura. will do.

[@cage5203]

Nothing weird about it Steve! Tfs👍❤

[@normaharris7255]

Im late finding your videos but want to thank you for doing these you have visited and remembered lots of "my old friends" from my childhood Dont ever stop you are the best All my best A West Virginian hillbilly who remembers those amazing shows and those extraordinary actors and actresses

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks for the kind words Norma, and I’m very glad you found my channel! It’s never too late 😊👍

[@strabefie1977]

I really don't know who Peggy Lipton was until you show the Picture from Twin Peaks. Great Show!

[@timkovacik990]

You are normal. I think it is so cool to be near people who have touched us in some way. Cemeteries can be so peaceful.

[@doloresvargas6450]

Peggy Lipton's grave is really cool.Tony has spoken.

[@monikameza4107]

Thank you Steve. Love all your videos.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

thanks, monika!

[@carolineswitzenberg3307]

I like watching your KZbin videos. I think it's very interesting because I love Michael Landon from Little House on the Prairie and when famous people died when you're not able to go and see the grave site and person it kind of gives you a feeling that I'm there with you while you're looking at the gravesite. Thank you!!!

[@lisarose7138]

I’m slowly catching up on all your videos!! I watch about 2-3 everyday I’ve been subscribed about 9 months I just love your channel ❤️

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

i love hearing that. thanks, so much, lisa!

[@markdanna7155]

Hi Steve this is Mark I enjoy all of your videos .