The Judy Garland Show, 1963, Show #1, plus Outtakes

[@srobindittrich6599]

I love Judy's laugh when she is with Mickey. She sounds so happy and joyous with him.

[@michelleregis6181]

it seems they were meant to be close since the early years.❤❤❤

[@sot730]

just a couple of old mates just goofing around. Mickey and Judy are class and Judy looks genuinely happy to have him around.

[@MissLilRedRooster]

Crazy to think that six years later, she would be dead. She was only 41 here, but man, she looked radiant. She and Mickey always had such wonderful energy together, and you could tell, they adored one another.

[@abriellehorvath3195]

Judy has the most beautiful MOUTH I’ve ever seen!!!! Made for the most beautiful voice in the world!❤️

[@wildsmiley]

I don't know which makes crack up more, Mickey's ridiculous golfer or Judy's delightful narration. Truly gifted humans.

[@alex-sensei]

Judy’s commentary for Mickey’s golfer bit was gold!! She has such a good sense of humor

[@POCKET21923]

What a beauty she was. The video is so clear and sharp, excellent quality. Her and Mickey belonged together ❤️💕.

[@candicegerman9793]

I totally enjoyed seeing Judy and Mickey Rooney together

[@photo161]

When the Sun Comes Out - What a thrilling performance!!! Only the great Judy Garland, then, now, and for all time could build a song to such an overwhelming emotional and vocal climax...She is truly the stuff of legend...

[@Lgevirtz]

A priceless reunion of two timeless talents.

[@alexandermarquis6197]

This was such a treat to see this first episode in years. Loved every moment .

[@SaxonC]

LOL I’m sorry I keep posting but watching and hearing her sing “When the Sun Comes Out” shows the sheer genius of capturing the viewer’s attention 100% and how her sheer powerful voice and stage presence is so incredible that she doesn’t need any props, backup dancers to sell a song! Unfortunately today’s “singers” are lackluster and need those distractions. There’s a reason why she was called “The Legend” in her lifetime which they put above her dressing room door on her series...

[@Marsha_Ann]

They're both so amazingly talented, they should have taken this on tour!

[@marcballantyne5277]

"When The Sun Comes Out" just electrifies me, the way she walks out and goes into it, her phrasing, dramatic shading, and that extraordinary moment near the end. Magic.

[@bradly2007]

Judy Garland Show a true magical musical classic filled with special moments plus pure talent whose likes we will never see again, wonderful complete episode posted is truly a wonder watching the likes of Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney mesmerizing and magnificent to savor and enjoy over and over...

[@elainelosee7974]

I 💘 love Judy, the best female entertainer ever. Got to see her 1964. Wow.

[@partycentralsales]

This send up of the Andy Hardy/Let’s Put on a Show plot is priceless.

[@trueblue374]

I don't know why some people said Judy Garland wasn't good looking.......she was a beauty.. I just bought the Wizard Of Oz on 4K UHD blu ray disc.

[@alexandermarquis6197]

The sawmill that use to be in Pasadena back in the 40s.

[@korhillenga1759]

I know!!!

[@korhillenga1759]

I love JUDY!!!

[@Kmac_79]

She looked healthy in this time! Beautiful voice!

[@thedailydivadose]

Thanks so much for uploading these episodes! I've been trying to find them for years!

[@bluebeazley1390]

Bloody brilliant!!!

[@kailyns8159]

Thank you for this upload. The Judy Garland Show re-aired on the GET network back in 2017 and I was able to DVR all 26 episodes. But then our cable box had some issues and we had to replace it. They promised we’d keep all our DVRed content. .....They LIED. And I was devastated. The Mickey Rooney episode is my favorite, with the Ray Bolger episode in second place. So thank you so very very much for sharing the Mickey Rooney episode and all this bonus content.

[@srobindittrich6599]

These two together again aare gold.

[@SavageSPK]

Just a gorgeous time.. Loved this.

[@geminianoserafini2803]

Bravíssima Judy !

[@rcopeland7760]

MICKEY AND JUDY, WOW!!!! MOVIES, TOURS, PAST TIMES, YOU COULD FEEL THE LOVE!!!! KIDS WHEN THEY WORKED TOGETHER!!!😘 HER CONDUCTOR KNOWS HER VOICE AND TIMING!!!

[@rcopeland7760]

ONE OF MY MEMORABLE SCENES WITH MICKEY AND JUDY WAS OF THEM DANCING TO THE "CONGA"!!! WHAT FUN THEY HAD!!!🤗

[@alexandermarquis6197]

I love that you added all of outtakes as well

[@jl3322]

They come with the DVD purchase of the show

[@betsystewart9786]

i will never understand why CBS canceled Judy's show, and this is how I love to remember Judy Garland strong having to deal with CBS and people taking advantage of her

[@spinandmarty]

CBS canceled because of the ratings.

[@stupotts909]

@@spinandmarty that's a shame. Great talent

[@elainelosee7974]

Thank you 😊 All, for sharing your 💘. Yes, they loved ❤ ♥ eachother. Thankfully you all remember. Rest in peace, No more pain. Much love 💘 ❤ 💗 💕

[@rr7firefly]

Imagine putting Judy's show in the same time slot opposite the most popular tv show of that time: Bonanza. Plus, the brass at CBS had little respect for this great star and perhaps did little to promote her show.

[@lindaeasley5606]

@@spinandmarty she also had substance abuse issues

[@michelleregis6181]

That was a happy, sweet ,adorable show and i loved every part of it... Judy and Mickey were made for each other..i cant thank you enough for this video !

[@levieenrose7646]

In the late 1980s, I visited the Judy Garland exhibition in London that displayed Judy's famous costumes from her MGM movies. I was shocked to see how tiny Judy actually was in real life and kept thinking how did this wonderful huge, naturally talented voice come from such a little lady. She was just fantastic. How she never won an Oscar for her electrifying performance in 'A star in born' is madness. Whenever I hear her recording of "The man that got away", I still get goosebumps hearing her voice soaring over the lyrics. Her vocal range was amazing. I wish she had received an honorary oscar even after her death.

[@elainelosee7974]

Yes, I believe Judy Garland was most Deserving of the Oscar, A Star is Born. No insult to Grace Kelly, but, Judy won that Oscar. The world knew that too. Again, the truth stole her award, stole her life work. It's true, we love you Judy Garland and All you've done. You have your Wonderful children, your fans, Vincent And Sid Luft. They Did Love you. RIP

[@katienecklen3929]

Such a sweetheart Judy rest in heaven beautiful ❤️

[@elainelosee7974]

To you, editorial person, love her, thanks for you and all you do for your sharing 😘 ❤ 😊

[@cheric35]

I just love the quality of her voice. I think it's the best.

[@sandyschipper155]

WHAT A JOY!!

[@SaxonC]

What a tour de force when she belts out “When the sun comes out!” 13:01 - 13:07

[@mariahyman2025]

A true artist

[@lizaelliott6862]

I love when Judy says that MGM's been mad at her for a looong time. Oh yes say it Judy! Let the world know!

[@elainelosee7974]

Yes, the world needs to know the truth. Without MGM having you and Mickey Rooney, they would not have the millions. Thank you two, for all your Talents. God bless you

[@Marsha_Ann]

Mickey looks so hung over Judy, like totally in love and missed her for so long he's about to burst out his pants lol awww I swear I will never understand why they never married. They make such an amazing pair! 💕 Such a waste, how sad the way both their lives turned..

[@jl3322]

He had a great life. He lived to be 93, won an Emmy, a Tony, nominated for an Oscar and was in plenty of hit TV movies, and all that happened 20 years after doing Judys show.

[@Marsha_Ann]

@@jl3322 Yes those are all great things, but he was also married like 5 times. I was referring to the years following his departure from MGM. He had a bit of a drinking and gambling problem, he was caught cheating alot. A couple of hiccups along the road, but could have been avoided. This is why a strong family structure is so important. People giving you love and support, having your back, making you feel validated, and keeping you out of trouble. This is something both Judy and Mickey needed to prevent their bad habits.

[@gabe-po9yi]

Mickey loved Judy like a sister. He was attracted to glamor girls like Lana Turner and Ava Gardner. Judy’s looks were too wholesome, girl next door.for him.

[@hannahcat69]

Omg the drum skit has me crying

[@SaxonC]

I’ve always wondered about the opening of this first episode. Judy’s hair and makeup look, are totally different when singing She’s singing, “I Feel A Song Comin’ On!” And the “Timmy and Penny” segment as opposed to the original opening number of “Keep Your Sunnyside Up” and the rest of the show when she’s wearing dark clothes and her hair and makeup is different. I wonder if they brought Mickey back to reshoot the “Timmy and Penny” segment. No matter, I think that this is her Best episode because she’s reunited with her best friend, Mickey Rooney.

[@ricardo2266]

Well spotted, you are correct about the Timmy and Penny segment being taped on a later date. I've just consulted the Rainbow's End book which states that this was an insert taped on 29 November. So it was taped only 10 days before the 6 month old show finally aired on 8 December. This could explain some of the delay - they were hanging on for Mickey to be available to tape this new segment. So the final version of the air tape contains footage shot on 3 different dates. I've added this new info to the description. Thanks for alerting me to this.

[@SaxonC]

ricardo2266 thank you for responding.

[@alexandermarquis6197]

All taped on different days, trying on new loo(s

[@marcballantyne5277]

The legendary costume designer Edith Head was initially employed to design Judy's clothes. She designed the dark cocktail-style dress Judy wears in some of the sequences, including the original opening number, included here as an out-take. Judy also wears this elegant, under-stated dress in the deleted Ol' Man River, which you can see elsewhere on KZbin. However, the top brass at CBS thought Head's designs were too 'sombre' and downbeat, and so designer Ray Aghayan stepped up to do Judy's costumes. He had a totally different approach, much more 'showbiz' and glitzy, which the execs liked. Among Aghayan's designs: the famous 'poppy dress' and the Chinese mandarin-style outfit worn by Judy towards the end of the series in her concerts specials.

[@gjmaztr7]

Doing 'impersonations'..truly a lost art... enjoying Mickey Rooney's impersonations of Maurice Chevalier and Jimmy Durante. Likewise, country singer Meryle haggard did signing impersonations of Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens, among many more during the late 1960s' as well.

[@rr7firefly]

"When the Sun Comes Out" blockbuster. (10:45) The most famous female voice backed up by a great studio orchestra. Those days are long gone.

[@manofmanyinterests]

Exactly. Class is all gone, NEVER to return.

[@rr7firefly]

@@manofmanyinterests At least 15 years ago I noticed that airline passengers were traveling in t-shirts, shorts and flip flops. (not in winter, of course) A far cry from when I was really young. No one was that casual. Some men even wore a coat and tie. The sad thing about personal freedom -- many people use it as an excuse to become a lazy slob -- no sense of style.

[@manofmanyinterests]

@@rr7firefly I agree with you. Civility also has left the building. I will never adapt to this gangster attitude.

[@rr7firefly]

@@manofmanyinterests Another thing: about 10 years ago I was in San Antonio and had to catch a city bus to a meeting ten blocks away. It was about 3:30 p.m. A group of junior high students (male and female) were at the stop too. They spoke to each other in the filthiest language imaginable. Verbal violence as standard communication.

[@manofmanyinterests]

@@rr7firefly I am not of this time. I enjoy low bows given to ladies and brotherhood and respect and social justice for all.

[@ポッちゃん-m1x]

ジュディ素敵💓かわいいですね👏 魅惑的な身のこなし👏鳥肌立ちます👏 すべての男性から愛されたでしょうね👏

[@hannahcat69]

Her laughs ❤

[@Tallinheels]

Backstage the crew had put a Yellow Brick Road to Judy’s dressing room. It was a recreation of the house from Wizard of Oz. I recall Ethel Merman and Ernie Borgnine on the porch in a hissy fight. I think they were married for 30 minutes.

[@jennifernash1779]

Was the very touching It’s Too Late Now in trunk sequence Judy singing to Mickey all these years later?

[@jl3322]

First show taped but not first show that aired-not considered up to par and I have to agree.

[@dickwilliams6195]

the whole Mickey Rooney segment so early in show killed the mood - poor concept and now well executed May other ways to use Mickey Rooney more effectively - that was a dud. The later attempt to make a singer out of Mickey didn't work well either.

[@anneroy4560]

this show did not need Jerry Van Dyke ... making jokes about Judy ... pointless ... the show so improved when the episodes had her singing, singing with others, talking .....

[@lindaeasley5606]

I agree . It was in bad taste and Jerry Van Dyke was way overrated as a comedian.He stunk .Nowhere near as talented as his brother Dick

[@gwenniegirl50]

This was the eighth episode what aired in December 1963

[@nightpoolproductions5747]

Definition of right person wrong time

[@unclebobunclebob]

Rooney was 43...seems 60

[@manofmanyinterests]

I agree. I will reserve my additional comments.

[@SaxonC]

Judy must have loved ending her shows with the same song her beloved father used in his vaudeville act. I often wonder if her father didn’t die so young and leaving her in the clutches of her wicked mother and the studio system! From what I have read, Frank Gumm was extremely close with Judy and vice versa and looked out for his youngest. I doubt MGM and Ethel would have had started her addiction to the uppers and downers that later destroyed her life.

[@terrysmith8749]

Didn't her dad write that song? I read somewhere that he did.

[@terrysmith8749]

I also think had Judy's dad lived a few years longer, her life would have been entirely different.

[@zcvxs]

If Micky knew she needed a biz manager... bookings....taxes.. ..savings.... Why didnt he try to direct LEGITIMATE help ?

[@bradly2007]

All Judy's wealthy friends should have pitched in and saved her home from foreclosure, that was a crime never understood why she was left to become homeless after working so hard yet those who leached off her were fine...

[@elspethcoogan1499]

bradly2007 I agree, all those wealthy showbiz pals could so easily have organised a ‘flag day’ (GoFundMe as we have today) to help settle Garland’s debts. Perhaps they were concerned that Sid Luft (who gambled away most of the income she brought in) would syphon it off for his own ends. Besides, the IRS was claiming any money she earned to pay back taxes owed since the 1950s. Not Garland’s fault, but she had shady/incompetent advisors.

[@akrenwinkle]

Mickey himself declared bankruptcy. Although no longer the world's most popular film star, Mickey continued working in film, television, and personal appearances. It was rare for him to even have a few weeks off for decades. But his problem was the same as Judy's: alcoholism, drug addiction, and trusting the wrong people. Mickey biggest problem was gambling. Judy was no gambler, but Sid Luft, and then lover/manager David Begelman, were and squandered Judy's big earnings. Judy had no interest in finances, and gave the men in her life free reign to do what they wanted. This was a conscious decision Judy made. Elizabeth Taylor, for a different example, wanted to know where every penny of her earnings went, and played a large part in her negotiations and investments.

[@rcopeland7760]

SHOW PEOPLE OWE OUT SO MUCH, THAT THE SO CALLED WEALTH IS ON LOAN AND OWNED BY BANKS!! SO MANY STARS ENDED UP BROKE IF THEY DID NOT INVEST WISELY!!! SAMMY DAVIS JR. IS ONE EXAMPLE!!! MAE WEST INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE AND LEFT A SIZABLE FORTUNE, ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF INVESTING!!!

[@susanbultman9676]

He was broke at the time. A great read, Rainbow’s End, by Coyne Steven Sanders, gives all the context and back stories to her 1963 series.

[@heyyyyyynow]

This program was brought to you by Leaded Gasoline.

[@katherinehogan6622]

??????? ?

[@jl3322]

CBS thought this show was inferior to be the debut of her series and Im sad to say that I agree.

[@jl3322]

Well I think they wanted to appeal to a slightly younger crowd as well as keep it fresh. I mean Judy and Mickey were 20 plus years earlier in time.

[@akrenwinkle]

OMG! 4:44 The pill is full of Judy.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

A Krenwinkle 🙄

[@perfectpureblood]

what is 22:27 from?

[@coreybrix1215]

I believe it’s from Strike Up the Band.

[@perfectpureblood]

@@coreybrix1215 thank you very much! :)

[@m.a.b.devos-elsenaar7964]

They were so lovely together. Could he have saved her when he married her. He had cocaïne problems to but he died much older. So said she died so young.

[@SaxonC]

Why was Old Man River cut?

[@ricardo2266]

Copyright reasons. Sorry about that. I'd love to have kept it in.

[@alexandermarquis6197]

Omg yes, I missed that segment of the show. Bow I feel cheated

[@lestergreen1190]

Good Lord.

[@irishgrl]

Is that Jerry Van Dyke? They are so cute together, I’m certain he knew he’d break her heart so he never crossed that line with her & as a result, their love endured long past all his other relationships.

[@ricardo2266]

Most of JVD's appearances were cut from the aired version of the show.

[@akrenwinkle]

@@ricardo2266 I hate to be the one to break this to you, but irishgirl thinks Mickey Rooney is Jerry Van Dyke.

[@thomasdonohue1833]

I never understood why Jerry Van dyke was on this show. He wasn't in the lead bit entertaining. Just like his brother

[@zcvxs]

How can u smoke and drink and still b able to sing

[@terrysmith8749]

I doubt that Judy drank while she did the Show. Besides people have over done the drinking thing.

[@bradly2007]

Judy very disciplined during series didn't do anything in excess it shows on camera, looks wonderful and most time peak form...

[@alexandermarquis6197]

Easy, wakeup stupid

[@dickie3413]

Its well documented how hard she worked and the demands that were put on her and other big stars churning out film after film. It's incomprehensible that in order for the high energy levels required to be sustained in what was regularly as many as 18 hours filming in one day, the production team were instructed to encourage the leading cast members vitamin boosters that were amphetamine based. No wonder she ended up fighting various addictions in her later years and met an untimely death.

[@Ebrady224]

Safe rarely drank per her daughter Lorna the drinking was a myth