My Three Sons (Intro) S1 (1961)

[@colenewaltersmusicandother9330]

My daughter is having her third son that’s what brought me here. ❤️

[@James-if3kc]

Nobody cares about your wh 00 re daughter.

[@sammy8096]

my grandma use to play this show for me :(

[@jacksugden8190]

I remember that opening with that foot tapping long time ago.

[@dianapodrovitz3067]

At the beginning of the show in the early years, if I remember correctly, (and I'm almost certain I do ) before the scene above, Fred MacMurray had a scene by himself that welcomed viewers to the show, then the above came on the screen. Also at the end of the show before the ''shoes'' rolled.. it showed all the fellows Mac included, peeking their heads out the door, one head below another from Steve, Bub, Mike,Robby, Chip, and Tramp in that order, thanking the viewers Mac had most of the lines but Bub and each of the boys said one word then the shoes rolled. I guess through the years that has been edited out.

[@robertorick6383]

Frank DeVol later recycled the opening notes again for the 1963 Screen Gems "dancing sticks" jingle. The notes and pitches to both songs sound similar.

[@fonzieskatesurf]

(and I'm almost certain I do) is the most Haole thing ever 😆👍🏾

[@wiled5]

My dad had two older brothers; he was the youngest. I could picture my dad and his bros and parents in a show like that

[@fonzieskatesurf]

Thanks nick at nite 80s shows

[@janetriggione6637]

No more shows like this anymore today it's all bullshit

[@veryfungamesawesome]

Today’s shows are boring compared to the old days, this is my favorite 1960’s sitcom. After this one is Andy Griffith.

[@fonzieskatesurf]

"Bullshit, Bullshit, Derivative --"Ango Gobloggian 😆

[@James-if3kc]

"My Three Sons", starring two guys who aren't any of the sons, lol.

[@anthonyshepherd265]

Chip Douglas

[@runteamneal]

Let's be friends' little buddy!

[@jacobclemence2730]

#19

[@theart8039]

That opening animation sends chills down my spine since I was a kid..not good chills! don't ask me why because I don't know

[@gregorsamsa613]

Me too! The feet scared me. Something to do with the implications of body fragmentation.

[@robertorick6383]

@@gregorsamsa613 Frank DeVol later re-booted the opening notes for his 1963 jingle for Screen Gem's dancing sticks.

[@James-if3kc]

It's because it's a reference to an ancient secret that is so closely guarded. Some of us can feel the vibes when we see it though.

[@bowsettejr9912]

I want Black and White William Demarest!

[@Diostillrocks]

Get a black and white TV then.

[@jojoandlayla7455]

0:07 this is creepy

[@gregoryagogo]

bub?

[@carmenfrisicaro9890]

He played Steve's father-in-law before Uncle Charley, his brother, came to live with the family.

[@artytoons]

William Frawley died in 1966 and his Bub character left the show and moved to Ireland while William Demerest joined the cast as Uncle Charley.

[@abcbatman1966]

Even in the late 60s-70s period, when I watched it (w/ Beverly Garland & Dody), Fred often came on at the start and said “Hi, welcome to our show” ..I’d like to see Sam & Dean Winchester do that just once..

[@abcbatman1966]

artytoons William Frawley was let go about a year before his death. His health and ability to remember lines was declining and the producers publicly suggested that he had “retired”. He was reportedly quite angry at fellow Irishman Demarest for “stealing” his job..

[@iVenge]

@@abcbatman1966 William Frawley was angry at anything and everything. 😄

[@bowsettejr9912]

I'm tired of getting William Frawley! Where is William Demarest?!

[@robertorick6383]

Those would be the color 1965-1972 episodes. Check out those if you want Uncle Charlie.

[@pod831]

In hindsight just another mediocre 60's sitcom.