NOT SO FAMOUS TV OPENINGS

[@LizabethTucker]

OMG, I loved "My World and Welcome to It". I'm sorry to say that I also watched "Mr. Terrific". Sad, isn't it? Thanks for remembering some of the lost series.

[@futhermucker0306]

I LOOOOOOOOVED "My World & Welcome To It". (never noticed that it sounds like the dog farts when William Windom's name comes up in the credits)

[@fromthesidelines]

ALAN YOUNG starred as "Stanley Beamish" in the original 1966 unaired version of the "MR. TERRIFIC" pilot (it came on the heels of "The Great Batman Craze" of early '66); however, he abandoned the series after Universal sold it to CBS [after six years of "MISTER ED", I can understand why Alan changed his mind about doing another "fantasy comedy"]. The pilot was reworked with Stephen Strimpell and a new cast, and it went on the air in January '67 [against NBC's "I DREAM OF JEANNIE"]- 17 episodes.

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

@theblackhatclub WOW--I didnt recognize his natural voice..I know he was Boris...thanks for the info..it's been a long time since I heard anyone mention his name...I have never seen a photograph of him...

[@Gnillob802]

The harmonica at the beginning made me think this was going to be Rockford Files.

[@labratmusic]

it's amazing how you asocciate space travel with disco.

[@bartbro]

@nitramyar .quarks 6 episodes are now available on dvd, amazon.com carrys it.

[@theblackhatclub]

@DavelovesRealMusic That is Paul Frees who was the voice of Boris Badenov on Bullwinkle, The Ghost Host in Disney's Haunted Mansion Ride, Ludwick Von Drake, & The Pillsbury Doughboy,

[@lowbaritonewwj]

theblackhatclub And an inconceivable amount of other voices. :)

[@occamsrayzor]

Quark was a fun show - got any more of it?

[@acdeucee]

To this very day Rockford Files is one a my All time Fav'S!!!!!!! My world and welcome to it was a show I enjoyed as a kid, however im not sure why?

[@travis7310]

It does sound like that, but he's just snoring.

[@starey1]

i you look in the lower right corner of the screen, you can see the TV LAND logo. Thet showed 2 episodes of it, so I assume that's where the clip came from.

[@kurtb8474]

Do I remember Mr. Terrific? You kiddin'? I WAS Mr. Terrific! Well, I was when I was 6, anyway. My mom even made me a reversible shirt with wings. And I would run down the street flapping my arms. For some reason, the neighbors just didn't understand.

[@dunkee19]

The Barnstable twins were University of Kentucky cheerleaders when Dan Issel played there.

[@varanid9]

I think that was the idea. Tactics like that is why I hated TV from the late 70s to the late 90s, until I discovered the history channel.

[@ftsjr]

As a child, I was a big fan of "Mr. Terrific." I was 12 when "My World and Welcome To It" was on. I saw one episode, and I didn't get the humor. If I saw it now, I'd probably understand.

[@acdeucee]

My world and welcome to it was my favorite show as a kid.

[@ftsjr]

"Mr. Terrific" was a good show. I watched one episode of "My World, and Welcome to it," but I didn't think much of it. The other two, I never saw.

[@catcookie2218]

I remember quark. I think I watched it maybe twice before it got canceled.

[@whiskeyify]

William Windom.......did a great job of acting in one Star Trek eposide, I think it's called the doomdays machine.

[@thebes118]

I remember My World and Welcome to It! Quak kinda.

[@TheLSK]

Actually Losangelino1959, Quark was a short lived spoof of Star Trek. For it's time, it was quite silly and tongue-in-cheek and wasn't all that bad.

[@kurtb8474]

@stevevandien I'm a 59er too. Mr. Terrific was my fave!

[@SagDec15]

awesome!

[@RandolphAgarn1]

Quark is now on DVD

[@Blackwolff9]

Kate Mulgrew's hair on the first season of Voyager's got NOTHING on the 'do she sported on "Man of the People"! It's piled so high,it's scary!

[@bartbro]

i have the series for sale for 25.00(includes shipping). THANX FOR YOUR COMMENT. i JUST LOVE 60S SHOW OPENINGS. I ALSO HAVE THE OPENING FOR THE IMMORTAL=IF U8 REMEMBER THAT SHOW.

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

I was actually a huge fan of Quark!

[@JohnKoroly]

OH, I used to love Stanley Beamish! I was more of a "Captain Nice" man, though. (At the age of four!)

[@bagheera70]

Too bad TV Land only airs 3 or 4 oldies. There's a lot of good old series, not only Gunsmoke or Andy Griffith... pleeeeaaaaase!

[@fromthesidelines]

I believe "MAN OF THE PEOPLE" would have been a GREAT series for Jim Garner if NBC hadn't yanked it off so fast in late '91...."MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT" (1969-'70), expertly produced by Sheldon Leonard and Danny Arnold, won an Emmy as "Best Comedy Series,1969-'70", but it just didn't have any ratings muscle against "GUNSMOKE" on Monday nights; NBC just wouldn't give it a chance to "mature" for a second season [they replaced it with a half-hour edition of Red Skelton in the fall of 1970]...

[@occamsrayzor]

@bartbro Cool - I'll look for it - cheers

[@vinceman]

i'll bet Dick Gautier drew those cartoons!

[@kurtb8474]

@TypicalJAFO Yeah, but what's with the hair. As long as I've seen Kate on TV, she's had that disgusting, Victorian doo up until her stint on Voyager. It took a couple of seasons on that for her to change it.

[@willday9316]

Kinda looks like Alfred E. Neuman

[@brettmiddleton7949]

I suspect the artist for the Mr. Terrific opening credits might have been Al Jaffee, but I'm unable to find confirmation.

[@tubelover12]

@futhermucker0306 Me too!!!!

[@electroplate]

LOL