The Littlest Hobo (1963 TV series; episode 3)

[@dianalawhorn3338]

This show broke my heart when I've seen London. A great dog, and ALL ALONE nobody wanted to keep him???

[@mariaparganas5475]

Wonderful memories when I was 8 years old in 1963, watching the original Littliest Hobo. My love for German Shepherd started then.

[@ianwalker3922]

The Littlest Hobo (1963 TV series BRILLIANT !!!

[@lindaberg1695]

Always loved this show growing up, Classic Canadian programming. It's so nostalgic to see the streets & skyline of Vancouver back in the day. We've lost a lot of character in this city, now just big glass high rises like every other major city.

[@martinnoreau9767]

I was 7 years of age watching this show...I cried every episode with him walking off into the distance. The great Harry Townes...I loved that actor!

[@lindaberg1695]

I was 11 years old in 1963 and watched 'Hobo' faithfully. I love Harry Townes, such a great character actor . What a treat it is to see him in this Canadian classic program. I remember the show well but of course not many of the actors other than London.

[@deloisdewberry3645]

BEAUTIFUL DOG😊

[@kasumigauraray]

Well done, Uncle Buck and Uncle Stuart! Another winner!

[@bicpapermate]

I remember this show from when it was on the CTV Network. I remembered the closing theme word for word. Anyone know who sang it? I always thought the voice was perfect for the song and the show.

[@micmac99]

Jerry Scoggins, who also sang the Jed Clampett song on the Beverly Hillbillies. I knew I recognized that voice.

[@debralerner68]

@@micmac99 thank you i always loved that song every once in a while i will sing the the refrain

[@lindaberg1695]

@@micmac99 Thanks for that info. I thought perhaps it was George Beverly Shea at first but discovered that wasn't right. I knew I recognized the voice though, and yes, you're correct!! I just loved this show, I watched it as a kid and to this day can sing the theme song and the second series theme as well....One of the best Canadian shows ever

[@guitaristdotcom]

Harry Townes doing his best Gary Cooper, eh?