PEYTON PLACE: EPISODE 1 (SERIES OPENER)

The drama, intrigue, trials & tribulations taking place in the small New England town of Peyton Place are set in motion in the pilot episode.
Original air date: September 15, 1964 on ABC.

[@williamf4544]

Peyton Place was must watch tv back in the day - even in wee Scottish towns where i lived - i remember my mum and dad watching every episode

[@awshade176]

Wow! I was 13 when this aired originally. Now 71; still intrigued by the superb acting.

[@kathleenking47]

It's scary how time flies😄

[@glendastouffer1470]

Not only was the acting superb, the writers were well ahead of their time!

[@wareforcoin5780]

I'm not trying to be mean, but you're the first person over the age of 50 I've seen on youtube that knows how to type a regular sentence out without some kind of weird quirk. I don't know what's happened to older people, but so many of them learned new and strange ways to mangle the English language-- some of them you can't even tell what they're trying to say. Perfect grammar, no emojis in sight, and even a whole complete thought. I'm guessing you were taught how to type on a typewriter?

[@hundqvist]

So did I, too! We started following this series from the beginning on in Imatra, Finland. I am reading the novel just now and check the differences between it and the TV series; there are many of them..

[@hazeleyes1951]

Same here I was 12 and I’m 72!! I loved this when it came on I watched it faithfully every week!!

[@jonsmith4669]

Thanks very much I remember watching PP when it aired in the UK in 1964 I believe,a long time ago,PP has special romantic memories for me ,my first girl lived in a small country town just like PP,it so magical, so different to my home town. It was a very small ancient town with a harbour and Christmas just wonderful with all the quaint shops lit up for the festive season.Like PP everybody knew everyone else so no secrets were safe... It is visited from all over the world. Its great to watch PP again, it's so well done considering it was a new show, professional, unlike the Brit soaps which I cant stand, I never watch any of them. PP is King of all the soaps, a hard act to follow, probably never will be.

[@jonsmith4669]

@Carolann Cannuli-Denton Sorry no , what little I've seen ( by accident) is all they do is booze, argue, shout and fight one another , I don't call that quality acting or entertainment Peyton Place was so much more refined even in the negative moments with excellent talented actors some of whom became international stars.

[@rebeccabrooks4948]

I think I was around 5 when this was on TV when my mother and my older sisters were watching it they'd make me go to bed so I would sneak down the stairs and sit there quietly and listen I wonder what the big deal was

[@mariapierce2707]

😂 right

[@der22672]

I always wondered after the series initial run in primetime why this was never put on the daytime schedule? After all it would have already had a built in fan following. But I guess ABC didn't really have a place on its schedule for it. CBS was already doing extremely well with their soaps. Wonder if NBC ever thought about buying the rights to the show?

[@denisewells4161]

@Tom Lowery Sadly I never saw it. You can't access it today. Dirty rotten shame.

[@tomservo56954]

NBC did air RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE on its daytime schedule from 1972-74

[@angiecreativ946]

cool

[@thraciangrapes]

Who remembers bringing armloads of books home from school for 12 years, to do hours of homework?! Me 😆

[@susanhowell486]

I went to Catholic school. I remember this well.

[@mommaweathers3620]

I still remember both from Jr High School to Senior High. LOL

[@Diane-d3p]

Definitely remember the loads of books! No back packs in those days and cell phones and tablets were decades away!

[@mikehillas]

Me too. Manchester Central High School, 1963-1967. We put elastic bands around the books to hold them together while we walked home. No backbacks in those days.

[@rodrobson]

RIP Ryan O'Neil a great way to start your amazing acting career. I loved Peyton Place and cast who most went on to be stars in their own right.

[@sheryllinard9204]

Loved this show!! Ryan O'Neal was a terrific actor!

[@johnkeene1905]

Thanks for sharing this series. It is a gift to my spirit. It marked my childhood and I was able to relive those beautiful moments of happiness with my dear parents. What a beautiful feeling to feel again that at that time we still enjoyed the family and the values ​​of a society that breathed hope.

[@bpattique8753]

I agree with you, I remember this from my childhood too and watching it with my mother .. lovely times, and watching it again is like being transported back to better times.

[@christopherrobinwattsthoma6318]

The old saying goes ‘they don’t make shows like that anymore’ and in this case what could be more true! Love every minute of it!

[@elenamatota240]

I love this the "old version"!

[@marysue7165]

I love old soaps. My mom watched this while she did our ironing when I was pre-school.

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

This has got to be one of the best drama series. Beautifully written, and beautifully scripted. Funny thing back in the 60s when my mama played it weekly, I was a preteen and it didn't capture my attention like it do now. Back then, the only part I took interest in was about Selena, and with teenage curiosity, about what happened to her, those were the only episodes I remembered. Being snowed in, now, and with my granddaughters very useful Roku TV, I decided to watch a few episodes, to see if it would peak my interest. Right now, I am about at the 200th episode, watching periodically within about a 2week period, and haven't been disappointed by one. And what a pleasant past time it has been. Even the intro music is so comforting, it always put me back in the 60s when I heard my mama playing it, and she's passed on now, so the music is sad yet sweet, to me. I just wanted to take time out to thank all involved, in the making of this series.✌❤🙏

[@isabelgaynor2589]

Selena drew me into the show too. Beyond the storyline her desperation and angst livened up this slow moving and dull show.

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

@@isabelgaynor2589 She sure did liven it up.

[@Luckie382]

@@isabelgaynor2589 Idk of a Selena yet. I'm on season 1. I still don't see how Rodney stop living Betty in a sec bc of what their parents did. Not mad at Netty for the pain but Ik it probly bk fire later😊

[@Luckie382]

Who played Salem's?

[@izzy9132]

After you posted I looked for her. How strange there is no mention of her anywhere. She joined the cast in year 2 or 3. I wasn't a regular viewer and my memory isn't the best but as I recall Norman put her up in one of his families forgotten buildings. She was pregnant by Ryan O'Neill. From the other side of the tracks and lacked in Peyton Place style grace and manners but a most lovable straight forward girl whose tears were just so compelling. A welcome change from that then tried out show that the stars were leaving. Strangely I don't recall the outcome. I do know she eventually joined a soapbox opera cast.

[@bookblogger9462]

I recall my Mum telling me to be quiet and not interrupt when this came on ... she loved it. Later, I got interested in it..and then I told my own kids the same. 😊

[@CozysHouse]

Im 41 and i love watching soap operas from the beginning. I love great story lines. This seems like a great one.

[@charlesmagicien207]

Check out Dark Shadows if you hanen't yet.

[@strouty]

You will definitely enjoy this one. I used to, and I was a Dutch 2 Year old 🥰. There is something about the musical they put under the series, the old series I mean. They don’t make then like this anymore. Golden Girls had the same kind of music, one of the latest as I can remember…..treasures!!!❤

[@carolinegoss856]

When kids had such respect for parents even when they acted badly.

[@1940sDream]

More respect all around for elders, the pledge, parents, but not racial

[@susanhowell486]

I miss those days. I would go back in a New York minute.❤❤❤❤❤

[@PM-gx2bp]

I didn’t even know how to read yet. I was young. I watched this in Finland with my mom and she read the subtitles to me. Best memories of the time with my mom.

[@walshamite]

This series was my mother's weekly addiction over half a century ago. RIP.

[@thursfield3107]

yes, my mother loved it too

[@vindexvindicem6481]

Paix soit son âme Allah Yarahmha 😢 Rest In peace

[@lizadivine3785]

My moms too

[@strouty]

…I was 2 years old, I grew up in The Netherlands, and I can still remember the tune, the characters, I remember a big staircase in the mansion, I remember the woman with the ‘bedroom eyes’. Unbelievable…..I get homesick for my childhood ❤️‍🩹. Thank you very much for posting this, very valuable. I feel the warmth of my parental house, my siblings, my sweet mother…..all gone now…..😢😭😭😭😭

[@Talk2WandaVision]

This is my go-to program when I need to turn my worrying self-absorbed brain off and escape into other people’s (pretend) personal problems.

[@MrGoblin60]

This was my mother's favourite show but me and my brothers weren't allowed to watch it. It was considered too "adult" for us kids. Doubt that we missed much.

[@ladyfitness67]

Same here

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Some well known actor's and a wonderful series. Thank you!

[@soapsnthings4182]

You're welcome....and enjoy. ;-)

[@poetryjones7946]

Teenager Mia Farrow; memories 🌹 Brooding, sensitive Allison MacKenzie was a teen girl’s ideal back then.

[@kathleenking47]

Sinatra was 40 years older?

[@jamielim5059]

They don't make tv series like this anymore 😭

[@guadalupenoa3172]

For mi is one oficina the BEST series

[@johnbenzer5306]

Philip Gerlach hardly....that show was unprecedented and paved the way for almost EVERY drama which followed

[@gailrausseo7004]

I remember watching this series at a very young age, and liked it.

[@DJK-cq2uy]

Wow..how nice to learn about a stranger's TV preferences

[@mariposamarshall9773]

I was 12 when Peyton Place came on analog TV- I loved it and thought Barbara Parkin was so beautiful- my grandmother confiscated the t v I had in my room because I would hastily rush through doing my homework so as not to miss any episodes- it viewed prettty late evening there was school the next day-( 7 or 7:30 or 8:00 pm )

[@ciaartin2221]

Ok, ok I am officially hooked. I just watched the film on TCM and now I've started the tv series. At least for me it's a great diversion from politics and the pandemic.

[@perceive8159]

Cia Artin Yes very addictive, if you start missing to many you will lapse into anaphylactic Peyton shock 😂

[@ciaartin2221]

@@perceive8159 Ah hah! That explains it😂😂😂😂

[@winebox]

You should check out the article in Vanity Fair magazine about the author of the novel Peyton Place. I think Sandra Bullock was going to play her but it fell through. Fascinating woman who died at 39, Grace Matalios.

[@mieka31]

It is old but wonderful! The original Dallas and Dynasty!!!

[@The1baddman]

Rest In Peace Ms Dorothy Malone.

[@helenebarr7036]

I watched this when I was a teenager. I can't wait to watch it.

[@kevinmckinney3785]

We were all under age 10 when this ran on TV when we only had four TV channels. Our mother wouldn't let us watch this show because of the adult content. On that same note, our father wouldn't let us watch The Outer Limits because it was too scary with all the rubber monster/alien outfits.

[@Garanon5]

I wanted to find this series for my mom to reminisce. Thank you for making that possible!

[@CrashingCrockery]

I LOVE Ms. Malone's giant vintage side-flip hair style, but wow she looks so - side-heavy! (And Ryan, such a dream boat!)

[@maryannanaya905]

Memories from my teen years. Loved watching this tv show.

[@laminage]

God, it's hard to believe that this year is the 65th Anniversary of Peyton Place being published. Grace Metalious was the First Chick Lit Author of that genre who didn't go to College. Mary McCarthy (The Group) attended Wellesley and Rona Jaffe (The Best Of Everything) attended Radcliffe (Harvard's Sister School). Patricia Highsmith (The Price Of Salt/Carol) and The Tom Ripley Books, attended Barnard. Either way she was an inspiration to Jacqueline Sussann (Valley Of The Dolls).

[@beejay2850]

Oh wow...I am a teenager again! Its the sixties and my parents allowed me to watch it. Thanks for taking me back in time. Gonna binge all week on Peyton Place!

[@peterorleman3043]

I wasn't allowed to watch it. I was 13

[@toddmiller5656]

@@peterorleman3043 That was too funny! And people back then thought it was too steamy! How did they feel when 'Dallas' came out? The characters in this show are tame compared to philandering JR and drunk, staggering Sue Ellen!

[@richardranke7878]

My grandmothers and my mother were big fans the first few years. I didn't start seeing it until the middle of season 2...and I was under 12 and didn't know everything they were talking about.("Hey,Mom,what's an illegitimate child?")

[@FM19MONTH]

I wasn't allowed either but snuck in a little here and there ...lol I was 5 and a 1/2 when it premiered so must have been the later seasons that I caught a peak. Imma gonna binge in now! and remember this? And then you have the nerve to tell me You think that as a mother I'm not fit Well, this is just a little Peyton Place And you're all Harper Valley hypocrites"

[@emilyhayek1132]

Yea me too. Our family watched it together. It was the first evening soap and one of the BEST. I think Dallas would be first then Peyton Place. They were both addictive and so much fun loved Barbara Parkins and Mia Farrow. Ryan was good too. My favorite was Norman. Chris Connelly was great in that part. Miss him, he was a really good actor

[@heidiweber2295]

Fantastic episode! What a show! I`ve never watched it before. As much as I do recall it has`t been shown on German TV! I`m so glad it has been posted right here in English! - I`ve inherited the book "Peyton Place"(in German) - I feel that it is time to read it! - Dear uploader you got me hooked on this series thus I`m looking forward to watching the eisodes to come! Thanks a million for uploading the entire series! Hugs and Greetz from Cologne, Germany

[@GLBizzie]

It's the first Time i'm watching Peyton Place.. Please don't spoil me :D I have to say that i am absolutley in Love with those Classic Soaps and of course some Storys are so cliche by now and done hundred of times but in this Episode they felt natural and adorable.. How Rodney walked in on his Father and his Reaction afterwards. I already feel Sorry for Betty. But Rodney and Alison have real chemistry going on here. like them. And Michael Rossi seems like an interesting Character already. can't wait to watch episode 2.

[@alicejackson4210]

I agree, Rodney and Allison had the best chemistry.

[@ciaartin2221]

Check out the film with Lana Turner!

[@jeffreyberkin-ez3uh]

Glbizzie: My pick for best character in the series is Dr. Rossi. He was played by the always professional Ed Nelson-one of the few actors to make it through to the end.

[@Italy55]

Mia Farrow was enchanting ✨

[@Cynthia-vw9ov]

I think I might be living there. It seems like such a quiet small town except for those hot blooded farmers. Whew!

[@karen52736]

So excited to see this. It's been a long, long time. Yeah ! The good times an memory's come back for a while. Thanks for this.

[@lashondarochell7584]

I had to see the show my Mom would reference when talking she would say."We got our own Peyton Place"

[@kathleenking47]

Harper Valley PTA

[@yvonnedyer5371]

The series certainly had me hooked. I’m 75 yrs

[@moonlightdancer5495]

They don't make tv like this anymore...so sad

[@denisewells4161]

Agree!

[@davidcouch6514]

I was 10 when this aired and this is not the actual beginning that was first aired. Apparently the edited 1962 Pilot, or a portion, preceded Episode 1 on 9/15/64. I distinctly remember the beginning scene showed a 20’s something brunette enter a building overlooking the park square of the town and enter either a Library or Office, 2nd or 3rd Floor, and look out at the park and street and speak to another woman about the town’s Patriarchy and propensity for backstories; like saying it’s a “Peyton Place” before the term came into use. Maybe that’s why this Episode opens as “the continuing story...”

[@JosephLibatique]

Memories when I was young. This is what good tv is all about!

[@davefuller3311]

LOVE this classic show!

[@soapsnthings4182]

Glad to hear it! I loved it, too, when I watched it the first time (a few summers ago). Had heard so many good things about it over the years, but finally got to see it.

[@charlenekujawa3119]

Just watched the original movie a week ago.... really enjoyed seeing it again!!

[@slappy8941]

Ah, the women in those days...

[@arthurbrame2782]

Wow I remember this episode Great series I’m 70 now

[@MCampbell-hd5md]

Me too! ❤ I loved watching this show. 😢as time goes by…

[@HenryFrederick]

I was 2 years old and I remember the intro... Don't know why this has stuck with me all these years later at age 62. Perhaps because I grew up in a small New England town...

[@kamobini]

It reminds me my childhood. Very nostalgic.

[@MCampbell-hd5md]

😢… time goes by so fast, I just wish I could have been able to do more with my life now.

[@elainewhite4995]

I was eight when this was first shown my mum loved this and would never miss an episode brings wonderful memories back to me 🥰

[@audreycarpenter3533]

I have always loved these episodes.

[@gcfifthgear]

24:10 Kasey Rogers BEFORE she became Louise Tate on "Bewitched" (here she was Betty Anderson's mother)...

[@Diane-d3p]

I hope everyone, those who recall the days of Peyton Place and younger women, remember or notice that the girls didn’t wear jeans or any style pants to school. I attended a public school and girls were required to wear skirts and blouses or dresses. My school was in PA and it got very cold in winter! We often wore pants to walk to school, no riding busses, then changed as soon as we got there. Dress codes were strictly enforced! 😳

[@AtlantaGymFan]

I watched every episode! It started just as I started my ninth grade year in high school.

[@kittikhunsodprasert5841]

Oh my goodness it's more than a memories. It's my whole childhood. Nothing but this series. It's brought me back everythings.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

(December 5th 2023) I have never seen this show but I've got a real thirst for soap operas so I'm very excited to start a brand new journey watching this!❤

[@admiralbenbow5083]

Web used to get this in the UK when I0 was very young. Cant remember anything about it except the title and that all the scenes were so dark, like they hadnt paid the electricity bill.

[@charlenekujawa3119]

Glad I found this on KZbin!!!

[@mommaweathers3620]

RIP Rodney (Ryan O'Neal) my favorite actor.

[@MCampbell-hd5md]

❤😢❤, me too.

[@lynngregory393]

Beautiful memories!

[@Lanutriatraviesa]

What a beautiful country was USA then

[@ginagray603]

Yes, it was, I miss America.

[@TheSenselt]

I agree.. yet I only have knowledge from’ 63 (yr of birth) . Oh how proper people were. Women wore clothes that were form fitting beautifully accentuated their bodies ..not exposing themselves like they do these days….going to church …wore nice hats with gloves to match the dress or 👠,or purse…. AHHHH THE OLD DAYS….

[@deniseray4439]

They dressed so much nicer back then to

[@marlesiabarnes9609]

This is what I call a show worty of watching.

[@saml.williams6321]

This show was really one of the first TV shows with ongoing plot lines bleeding into the next episode. At this point most Drama shows had plots that stopped and ended with every episode

[@cyde8373]

OMG, I am addicted. Love this show. Thank you so much for posting. I hope all the episodes and all seasons are.

[@annemariaryan8008]

Blast from the past love watchin it with my mum....

[@richardranke7878]

"Dr.Rossi,to whom we said hello in the very first show."

[@miapdx503]

wow. Thank you for this! Classic. this is gonna be my weekend!

[@jamessullivan1714]

Love the whole series

[@suki44883]

I love up to about Episode 410 or so. After that, I found it a real snooze-fest.

[@loesbos2550]

Faaantaastiese serie geen woorde voor Adem bbemend❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Geen fesiete telf vd haok!!!!

[@marygraham9338]

i remember listening to it as a small child. i couldnt see it but heard it. Wonderful to do both.

[@nancypoerschke7293]

Thanks! I have watched this when i was à child.

[@soapsnthings4182]

You're welcome. The entire series is here for you to enjoy. :-)

[@kathleenking47]

@@soapsnthings4182 all 514 episodes?

[@prisonerofthenight6352]

After a decades-long awareness, I finally began watching Peyton Place this year. Having already binged through the whole series twice on DVD, I'm set for a third run-through. After the noisy turbulence over the final months of the show, it's always striking to return to the relative peacefulness of the early episodes, with young people talking dreamily on long summer evenings where you can hear crickets chirping, and all they had to worry about was walking in on one of their parents in an awkward moment. As another commenter mentioned, Dark Shadows also begins with a train en route from New York to a small New England coastal town with someone searching for something from within that just couldn't be found in the big city. Dan Curtis said that this was what came to him in a dream one night, and that's how Dark Shadows began. It could be that the opening from episode 1 of Peyton Place subconsciously melded into, or even served as the basis of, that dream. Did anyone else notice the blooper from 17:22 to 17:25, when Rodney is driving Allison home at excessive speed? At 17:25 you can clearly see that Ryan O'Neal is in the passenger seat, in a white dress shirt, with an apparent (unseen) stunt driver at the wheel, in a scene that was obviously filmed separately. But, of course, in 1964 people didn't have stop and rewind capabilities on their TV sets. :)

[@diarmuiddineen3871]

How did you get hold of the whole series?

[@jeffreyberkin9842]

@@diarmuiddineen3871 this poster has the whole series here. All 514 episodes.

[@jeffreyberkin9842]

@Carolann Cannuli-Denton Yes. According to Wikipedia this series was their big break. Strangely Mia Farrow didn't think it would be a hit.

[@diarmuiddineen3871]

@@jeffreyberkin9842 Thanks!

[@moorlock2003]

Yes that is rather obviously NOT Mia Farrow where she should have been, in the passenger seat.

[@Outdoorcookwarereviews]

I remember my parents talk8ng about this show thhey loved it. Theyre both long gone now...i never saw the show as it was not airng when i came along. I watching it for the for the time tonight . Its kinda weird to think my young parents were watching this and jow i am. Im 54 now and miss my mom an dad😢

[@BradBenham]

I remember watching this once with my Dad . He says that Christopher Connelly he went to East high school. I also had my first dirty thought (BarBara Parkins) before I even knew what a dirty thought was . ♥️

[@LauRa-re9un]

Thank you! I have never seen this set in my life. I arrived here because of a suggestion of a friend. It makes me funny that Ryan O Neal character is ashamed of his father but he does the same as him, kissing another girl who is not his girlfriend.

[@alicejackson4210]

She's not married though, Lol

[@jeffreyberkin9842]

@@alicejackson4210 Not much difference. Betty and Rod were supposed to be going together and....

[@alicejackson4210]

@@jeffreyberkin9842I know, but things happen. I am glad they wrote the romance between Allison and Rodney, they had so much chemistry. I just wish they had gotten married before Mia left.'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

[@peterorleman3043]

Rest in peace. Dorothy Malone

[@tinac15]

a big thank you this takes me back

[@mrceq]

Goodbye, Rodney!!! thank you for being in my life when I was a teenager. Every afternoon on TV!!!

[@patriciaheil6811]

The colonial-era stocks in the background as Mike Rossi walks away is so telling, isn't it?

[@musicisanalog]

+Patricia Heil ..I read this post, before watching this ep..i still don't know what you mean...can ya tell me ..

[@jeffreyberkin9842]

@@musicisanalog in American Colonial times some towns had wooden posts and stocks where the town officials would put people like drunks adulterers etc. so that the so-called more upright citizens could shout at them or otherwise abuse them. This area became a modern day scene for reflection..Betty or hooliganism..Norman as victim.

[@goodowner5000]

The Town Pillory- usually in the Town's public square.

[@kittikhunsodprasert5841]

I loved this Peyton place even I wasn't any parts of the old American societied. But in this series were respecfull.

[@vladdrca7631]

Hvala što možemo ponovo da gledamo jednu od najboljih serija svih vremena...Tenks

[@andjaprskalo2334]

Obozavala sam ovu seriju.

[@zelene0ci]

I ja..svake nedelje i nikad nebih propustila.​@@andjaprskalo2334

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

My mum was hooked on this and the theme and some of the characters have a place in my memory although I can't actually place the time when she was watching it, I had a feeling it was the early 60s but am checking in just to see if I am right. 9 minutes in and I'm hoping the rest is on here, hereditary addiction lol!

[@patsirianni7984]

The show was very addicting the more you watched the more addictive it was. But watching it now the acting was not that good and the story line was pretty predictable

[@SK-nd7db]

I'll take small town living over big city any day of the week!!!

[@herbertgabriel3311]

I was ten when this was first shown my mum loved this and would never miss an episode brings back wonderful memories back to me.

[@clivegist965]

Definately a blast from the past!I'm sure this programme arrived in Britain in the 1970s and the later episodes were in colour.

[@johnhollow4399]

I was watching in the early 60s in the UK.

[@celestialclementine]

500+ episodes within 5 seasons... i can't even imagine how tired they were

[@emanuelaturco4633]

Beautiful episodes life stories this was on the air during the best years of our life I am now eighty and still love it interesting good and beautiful actors. and that velvet black and white stunning screens .

[@williamf4544]

I always liked Dorothy Malone - i guess it started when i was a small boy - I thought she was so glamerous

[@margemastro556]

Wow! I was 13 yrs old & I watched every episode. Mia was a child.

[@deegee8010]

My mum loved watching this.

[@junerobertson4389]

I had just left high school when this came out..........

[@lauradaly8110]

A great find!

[@christianpaguaga5661]

R.I.P Ryan.

[@QueensLadyDay]

RIP ..Ryan O'Neal (82 yrs)😢💔

[@drawntomountains]

The movie is on TCM tonight around 11pm. My dvr is set to record !

[@stamatisiliadis8844]

Our first tv came with this endless loved series of my chilhood! Whole family loved Peyton Place anyway. So many familiar faces coming back! Thx for uploading all these.

[@JoeJoe-jx9vv]

The first episode was 3 years before I got here😂