The Patty Duke Show - Nick Knacks Episode

[@KaiserBeamz]

That '09 commercial really made me dread the inevitable day when actors from my childhood get trotted out to inform me how I can get my social security checks in the mail (if it's still around that is). Like, I know I'll be elderly once 75-year old Steve Urkel tells me how I can sign up for Medicaid.

[@eatatjoe]

I was feeling fucking geriatric when I heard Hilary Duff was starring in Younger & or heard Jake Thomas grew up. It'll be crazy when I hear them belt out that I need insurance for a broken hip.

[@TheDanishGuyReviews]

I grew up with shows a bit older than myself, so that has already sort of happened to me: I watched Monty Python as a child, and years later John Cleese did an ad for the Danish electronics store Elgiganten.

[@Dinobolt1]

Oh wow today's my birthday and what a birthday gift this is. Never heard of this show, but you always make your looks into even the dullest of series fascinating. Now Nick Knacks is about halfway through 1989 and one step closer to Eureka's castle, my most anticipated episode of the 1989 series added. This is the first time I've ever watched a Nick Knacks episodes minutes after posting, what a treat this will be. Thanks for making my birthday a little more special.

[@LeftyPem]

Happy birthday! Mine is tomorrow, and this was a an early favorite of mine! A fun, classically novel early 60s high concept sitcom. I highly recommend you dig into it, if only for the vintage low stakes cheese factor!

[@MirrorRiker]

I'm genuinely impressed with the split screen they pulled off in the 60s. I've seen shows in the 80s and into the 90s that couldn't do it nearly as well

[@KilamajaroKen]

At the same time the show was airing, Disney was using the same techniques for the original Parent Trap with Hayley Mills.

[@Lynn17]

Oh man, Ug died? :( I knew going in that this episode would discuss the behind the scenes drama. Patty Duke ties with Jay North for one of the most horribly abused child actors of the "golden age" of TV. Even if her marriage was terrible, I'm glad she at least used it to get the Rosses banned from the set. As far as I know Jay's abusers got away with EVERYTHING. Yay, Fred Penner's up next! I remember watching that show and enjoying it quite a bit.

[@MissAshley42]

That Social Security spot is freaky. Imagine if 25 years from now, an elderly Bart Simpson popped up in a KZbin PSA explaining how to navigate the metaverse and sign up for Medicare benefits. "Don't have a cow, man. It's easier than you think!"

[@47Cartoonguy]

Truthfully I know of this show because of the theme song which Rockos Modern Life parodied. “Now Bloaty has been most everywhere, under your skin and in your hair, Squirmy like to squirm and grind, just watch and leave your friends behind, What a crazy pair!“

[@TheEman590]

You're not the only one who had that idea. "That theme song sounds familiar," I said to myself. Wouldn't you know it, Rockos modern life juggled my memory immediately

[@Lynn17]

And the song used to advertise the movie "Twins" with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny Devito.

[@agerard6297]

To be sure, I heard TPDS theme before ROCKOS rendition.

[@NewSonyWonderHappyMadisonFan]

I know of this show because the theme song was in one of the MGM Sing Alongs tapes.

[@Savannah_Simpson]

I was privileged to see Patty when she in performed in Oklahoma! on Broadway in 2002. It was my first Broadway show and it was so cool to be able to see an actress with her extensive background.

[@technicolordreamer]

I didn't realize that William Schallert was on this show. I mainly remember him being on the show "The Torkelsons", which incidentally had an episode Patty Duke guest starred on. Interesting information about Patty Duke's life. Excellently researched as usual! That is why this is one of my favorite series to watch on all of KZbin.

[@carmineknight9123]

Always a blessed day when a new Nick Knacks arrives. Thanks for the work you do on this, and for telling this story. It's a real bummer, but important.

[@apbuitron]

This was an incredibly engrossing story, thank you for devoting the time and effort to tell it! I’ve never watched this show and based on this I probably won’t.

[@mikesilva3868]

It's a great tv show in my opinion 🤗

[@tvtreasurechest6155]

You have to try it for yourself. It's actually my favorite classic show. Yes, the stories have been done before, but they hadn't been when they were doing it. These classic shows we're the first!

[@samwill7259]

As someone with a twin brother, the idea of identical anything being best friends in their teenage years is possibly the most unrealistic thing I've seen in a sitcom. And that includes the Adam's Family and I Dream of Genie.

[@zaralobnerold]

I can relate to Patty Duke a lot. I suffered a lot abuse in my life as kid and teen. People like sisters father, my moms past boyfriends, students/principals/supertendant of my 2nd school district, and managers of crappy jobs that I had have all been guilty of abuse in some way in my life. I feel bad that Patty got abused on and off screen. She’s such an amazing woman and my personal hero. Also like Greg said NO ONE should ignore abuse!

[@paulyricca3881]

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[@beipiaosaurus]

I wonder if this was the first TV show to feature that "switching between two dates at the same time" gag. I didn't see anything older at TV Tropes for live action TV. I'm really looking forward to the next episode, as I loved Fred Penner's Place as a kid.

[@NJ_Dsneybuf]

Either way, I bet Archie Comics did it at least 100 times (including the radio show) by the time _Patty Duke_ premiered.

[@JetstreamGW]

5:50 I love the implication that dad there is making, that because you're nominated, running and, commensurately, service is compulsory. I think General Sherman would disagree, sir.

[@GoingRampant]

Interesting summary. I was vaguely aware that there was a show with the identical cousins premise but only that. It's sad to see there was so much abuse going on behind the scenes. The technical aspect seems like the most noteworthy part of this show. In the end, I think the biggest takeaway is "Just watch Sister Sister."

[@mikesilva3868]

It's a great tv series in my opinion 😊

[@TMC1982Part2]

The Disney Channel show Liv and Maddie with Dove Cameron playing identical twin sisters was practically the closest thing to a modern day version of The Patty Duke Show. In fact, Patty Duke herself, right before her passing, made a guest appearance on Liv and Maddie to bring things full circle.

[@chubbiMommi]

Awe.. I never liked sister sister..

[@kootunesscrewy]

I say Zack and Cody.

[@tommiejessie7133]

Just a note: You should make the correction at 19:17 where you announce the original air date of September 18th, 1962. The show debuted September 18th, 1963. Im totally digging this episode. I loved this show!!!

[@bakomusha]

Ms. Duke being Sean Astin mom is something I know, but keep putting in the back of my mind. Being having Bi-Polar is something I'm much more aware of. When I was diagnosed with it at 13 I was given a pamphlet that listed famous people with it. Being a Star Wars fan I was more interested in hearing Carrie Fishers story, and never got around to knowing Dukes until I was an adult. Fuck capitalism.

[@nazishhussain2712]

Didn't know that

[@Scarybug]

A lot of people diagnosed in the past as bipolar are being re-evaluated as having CPTSD, which sounds pretty likely for Ms. Duke

[@dootuss83]

9:06 Patty Duke was Clarissa Darling and Zack Morris before they were a thing.🤣🤣🤣

[@madmonkee6757]

Wow, a 4th wall break that is really a 4th wall break!

[@DigiRangerScott]

One of Duke's last roles was as a casting gag and for all intents a tribute, as Liv and Maddie's grandmother and great aunt, as how Liv and Maddie are achieved owes everything to the Patty Duke Show

[@williamcrowe2576]

Patty (Anna) would come full circle years later in a 1970s adaptation of "The Miracle Worker" by playing the role of Helen's tutor.

[@michellecrocker2485]

This was one of the first shows I saw when Nick at nite became widely available. I have to wonder in retrospect the reality of two cousins being genetically identical even if they’re not siblings

[@sawbonesquad4876]

22:00 *Dan Schneider foreshadowing intensifies*

[@kriswright]

I was weirdly in love with Patty Duke as a little boy because of these airings on Nick. Contributed to a general connection with 60s teen culture today. Strange how tv programming decisions in a board room can lead to something like that. Still, I have a great deal of affection for Patty Duke and was sad to learn of her passing.

[@brockpifer9929]

Cool that you had a crush on Patty

[@good03boy]

I remember watching The Patty Duke Show on Nick at Nite. I was watching Fun House on WPTT (now WPNT) Channel 22 at 4:30 pm in early 1990 when TPDS was airing on Nickelodeon. Here in Pittsburgh, the cable company aired Nick at Nite after Daytime Nickelodeon from the very 1st day of Nick at Nite (July 1, 1985).

[@ninashewchuk8976]

As a Canadian in my mid-30s I am super stoked for the next episode!

[@Feelthefelt]

Those Soloflex ads were iconic.

[@TheEman590]

Saw those ads so much I wondered what they were doing on a kids network. Same with the Sally Struthers ads about getting a degree.

[@Feelthefelt]

@TheEman590 Do you want to make more money? Sure we all do.

[@TheEman590]

@@Feelthefelt It's all coming back to me, now. I saw that commercial so many times I had the whole list memorized. It would impress my big family at Christmas parties

[@pronkb000]

I didn't really know who Sally Struthers was, other than the person in those ads. I always wondered why she always sounded like she was crying.

[@dootuss83]

@@TheEman590 Don't forget those ads for that Art School in Minnesota too. Another Nickelodeon staple.

[@JamieOrlando]

I absolutely loved this show when I was a kid. (I'm 43 as I write this) I bought the DVDs a few years ago and upon rewatching them it's clear that had I not watched them originally on Nick at Nite I probably wouldn't be interested in them at all. But I still love some of the episodes and it's nostalgic for me. Especially the Xmas and new year's episodes.

[@victorhiggins9636]

It's a shame she went through this

[@DougMorris1045]

11:57 I definitely have seen Patty as a guest of Password, Pyramid, and Match Game. Never knew about The $64K Question until now.

[@yszman6478]

So no mention her son would have a impact on the channel as the voice of Ralph on the 2012 TNMT.

[@nazishhussain2712]

It 2012 dude

[@mightyfilm]

I know he probably didn't get to watch any of those yet, and the mention of him and John Astin were basically just mentions at the end about the autobiography, so I can see why that was left out. He's one of my favorite Raphs, though that's very strong competition.

[@vgtrp]

I don't know what Nick at Nite sampler is next but hopefully it won't be as emotionally abusive to its main star then this. Doing a identical twin/cousin gimmick on TV would been exhausting for anyone, let anyone dealing with what Patty Duke went through behind the scenes. Also, the Patty Duke reunion aired on CBS not ABC the promo you aired made it obvious.

[@caseyw1286]

Never really was old enough to have seen Patty Duke on Nickelodeon so I really don’t have much nostalgia for it. I can’t wait next episode for Fred Penner’s Place! It’s one of those shows that always lived on the periphery of my memory as I was only 6-7 when it was finishing up its run on Nickelodeon in 1993. I can’t wait to hear more about it!

[@Magmaster13]

I only remember this show for getting parodied on Rooseanne when Sarah Chalk temporary replaced Lacey.

[@simplyjuannie5128]

"Temporary" yeah. 😏

[@SG-17]

I can definitely see Sean Astin in Patty's face.

[@Scarybug]

We are just now discovering that often the diagnoses of "bipolar" is actually often CPTSD.

[@TMC1982Part2]

Is that Margaret Hamilton (AKA The Wicked Witch in The Wizard of Oz) at the 7:13 mark?

[@weirdotzero7065]

Yes, that's her.

[@justinstewart8954]

On a lighter note: The premise is a lot like a Disney movie called The Parent Trap. And maybe the network was trying to emulate that.

[@Feelthefelt]

Hailey Mills Parent Trap is significantly better than The Patty Duke Show. i watch that a bunch as a kid.

[@pickleeggs3340]

Omg i love the patty duke show

[@wickedfeylady]

Take every last thumbs up for the tribute to Ug. We hold him in our hearts. So, so sad we had to part.

[@meyerj75]

I never liked Ug. He was so abusive to his campers. Hopefully he won't so to all his angels now.

[@tommiejessie7133]

Also, the reunion movie aired on CBS and not ABC in 1999. Thanks again for this review.

[@jamesmoss3424]

The Patty Duke show is an classic 60's TV 📺 show. 😀👍

[@ivane5110]

Its amazing to see them so much older. She wasnt a teen anymore when I was growing up, but she wasnt old. The dad was, but then always was (he was either Nancy Drew's or the Hardy Boys' dad every other week. One forgets how much time has passed. Had a crush on her when I was a kid. Amazing what she was able to accomplish despite all the hardships life and others tossed at her. I know the show might not seem so interesting, but I liked it a lot. A slew of my favorite shows just dont seem to have stood the test of time with later generations (which funny because they're from the generation prior to mine, but favs of mine since childhood). Patty Duke, Donna Reed, Hazel, Leave it to Beaver, Bachelor Father, Ozzy and Harriet and dozens more were responsible for a lot of happy moments. They had me laughing and invested just like their writers planned, but it was also because it was like visiting a favorite aunt who lives in a peaceful town.

[@basehead617]

Was that 4th wall break the first time someone did that Ferris Bueller style break?

[@codeblack423]

I love these little nick knacks

[@thepantweaver]

To be honest, the Patty Duke tell all in the 80s and her being in the public consciousness again for a moment was probably a point in the show’s favor for Nickelodeon management to show it.

[@JetstreamGW]

"Did you get that online too?" And Cathy's husband was never seen again.

[@niccage6375]

If i had a nickel for every sitcom lead by a best supporting actress winner that aired on nick at night, id have two nickels. Which weird that it happened twice

[@cheerijessie]

One of those shows I remember seeing and understanding references other shows made to it, but not really watching it much. I do like the fashion of that era though Really depressing how much media was made by people who treated the young actors and actresses on their projects as brands and show assets without treating them as people

[@chubbiMommi]

AHHHHHHH... Is... is... that Fred Penners place?!?! I love Raffi too.. I raised all six of my kids on thier music.. now I get to introduce it to my grandbabies 💗

[@stephenholloway6893]

After the series ended it's Nickelodeon run, it's theme song was parodied for Bloaty and Squirmy show segment on Rocko's Modern Life.

[@alphabassist]

Did anyone else catch “get quick rich schemes”?

[@edatthegovernance]

Damn. And we wonder why child stars can turn out like so many do. At least Patty seemed to get some peace. "Fred Penner is better than Raffi, don't at me." Yeah, he doesn't need to be flooded with agreement.

[@pronkb000]

Put it this way: Herb Powell didn't have a "Turn off that damn Fred Penner record!" setting on his baby translator.

[@heidifedor]

The wicked witch of the west looked confused.

[@jimmymelendez1836]

I could have sworn that I heard somebody talking about Patty Duke coming home on a Friday from filming an episode of The Patty Duke Show and going to bed not to wake up until Monday morning. So she had went to bed on Friday and she would sleep throughout the whole weekend until she got up on Monday. That's what I heard. There was a TV movie based on the book Call Me Anna that premiered on ABC on November 11, 1990. Patty of course played herself when she was older.

[@theblarneystone1023]

Dying at a young age is a shitty way to go. :'(

[@Rhomega]

Now I'm curious as to what the later Nick-at-Nite samplers were.

[@NJ_Dsneybuf]

_The Wonder Years_ and _The Brady Bunch_ received this treatment in the late '90s.

[@abiodunsulaiman2297]

​@@NJ_Dsneybuf and mork and mindy was the sampler in 1991

[@sebastianmoreno5814]

The only thing I saw Patty Duke in was Valley of the Dolls. I recall her performance being very unhinged given her character. But I had no idea she lived with and abused by terrible people. That's disgusting how they treated her. And this show, I mean, it looks harmless. But all I can think of is "Did somebody watch The Parent Trap prior?" Because this feels like somebody wanted to do that movie as a show.

[@digamejh]

9:25 Did Party Duke invent "Byeee!"?

[@michellecrocker2485]

Nick at nite used to be so good! Now, it’s just full of shows that weren’t even more than 10 years old. #NotMyNickAtNite

[@SabreRoseTiger]

New Nick Knacks is always a good day! Sadly, it seems like child actors who have a happy and abuse-free childhood are the exception rather than the rule. I remember this show being on Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite but I never watched it. One thing I do remember is a bizarre promo that one of them (I'm assuming Nick at Nite) used to run where someone would be interviewing Patty Duke (supposedly; I don't think it was actually her), except her back was turned to the camera. I'm assuming this was some sort of reference to her body double, but I was six at the time so it mostly confused me.

[@NJ_Dsneybuf]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHSoZ6VtmpKYiqs

[@TheBrianBonelli]

I'm providing these John McGiver timestamps as a service for all my fellow McGiver-freaks out there: 8:41 & 8:57

[@supermakermatic2111]

The whole mention of Nick Knacks only being for daytime Nick makes me wonder: will there be a video on Glenn Martin DDS? That's a can of worms I'm excited to open when it arrives in 7 years or whenever.

[@Grover1234]

When I saw the whole disclaimer at the beginning I thought "Uh Oh! This isn't going to be a happy episode for Nick Knacks but since I knew about all that happened to her growing up I could understand you giving the back story to people who either hadn't heard about it or ones who hadn't ever seen or known about this particular sitcom from the 60's. Now I will say I did enjoy watching the show growing up when it aired on both blocks. Nick and Nick @ Nite. I was into the older black & white shows that aired on Nick and Nick @ Nite. This being one of them. I do understand that someone who didn't grow up on this show or watched it during their child into teen years could see it as boring. Most of my friends (which I have said before on these videos) didn't care for them cause they were in black and white. Also I don't see anything wrong with a certain network airing shows that might of had problems behind the scenes with the actors or child stars. Now I don't like to hear about child actors being abused or not having a childhood due to the parents or their agents not letting them have a life. It's really does discuss me. Nothing should EVER harm a child no matter what. It sucks to hear about that stuff. Thanks for another good Nick Knack episode. I did enjoy most of it. Now I CAN'T wait to see the Fred Penner's Place episode.

[@christopherwaldrop5293]

SCTV did not one but three hilarious spoofs of The Patty Duke Show with fake promos for "Identical Bellhops", "Identical Cheese Hostesses", and "Identical OPEC Oil Ministers". SCTV was also on Nick At Nite so there's something to look forward to. I hope.

[@newstarcadefan]

This was a hard episode to watch for real. Because of that behind the scenes drama. Also as for Nick doing this....I do seem to remember Ozone in the early 90s that had samplers of Bewitched and Mork & Mindy.

[@meyerj75]

Sadly, if he ever gets to Mork and Mindy, there may be troubling facts on Robin Williams as well which he may discuss when he gets there.

[@Lanier2369]

I seem to remember some Disney show having patty duke on as a guest spot as the cousins, being revealed as being great aunts of the main characters. I have no idea which show it was or if I'm even remembering correctly, I was watching that Disney show while watching a nephew for a couple hours. I'm thinking around the very very late 90s or really really early 2000s? I could be misremembering that tho.

[@heidifedor]

Jean Bryant, the mother on the show, played the hot teacher on Dobie Gillis who all the boys had a crush on.

[@stephenholloway6893]

While impressive from a technical standpoint and a solid theme, the series itself is OK at best. The cast was good as well but yeah if they used the mix up identity more often then it could had been better.

[@garrettreganhobbs6949]

I have no idea why, but I distinctly remember one of the promotions Nick at Nite did for the show was interviewing the body double for Patty Duke as a gag. They did this by having the interviewer only talk to the back of the body double's head.

[@NJ_Dsneybuf]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHSoZ6VtmpKYiqs Lately I've wondered if the fake clip of the double winning an Emmy foresaw the recent addition of "Outstanding Stunt Performance" to the categories.

[@stvojay]

Very good episode. Sad stuff what they did with poor Patty Duke. I was aware of its existence on Nick at Nite, I don’t recall seeing it on day time Nickelodeon back in my childhood but I’d always think it looked boring on Nick at Nite and would flip the channel immediately when I saw it. The ad for daytime Nickelodeon, I more than likely would have refused to watch as a kid even though I enjoyed Mr Ed, Lassie, and Dennis the Menace lol

[@aspacecocoon]

Wow. I actually thought it would be charming if good for a background watch if rather generic but after hearing everything she went through... :( thank you for all the information. It was an interesting if sad listen.

[@chungkingexpress94]

Are you going to do a Dobie Gillis ep?

[@thebranchanthony]

I’ve been WAITING FIR THIS ONE

[@h193013]

I think this inspired Liv and Maddie. Patty Duke did guest star on Liv and Maddie.

[@dootuss83]

Wait, Ug died? Damn that sucks.

[@TheEman590]

Unfortunately. Seems every Nickelodeon kid in my neighborhood, including myself, loved Salute your Shorts. Struck a chord.

[@pronkb000]

@@TheEman590 I was shocked to recently find out it was only 26 episodes. It seemed like it was on forever by Nick standards, and even went through a cast change.

[@TheEman590]

@@pronkb000 Well, it was indeed rerun all through the 1990s even though, yes, it only had 26 episodes. It was a weekend show and if it did show up on weekdays, it was, appropriately enough, in the summer time. "If you love camp, watch Salute your Shorts!" "If you can't stand camp, watch Salute your Shorts."

[@dootuss83]

@@TheEman590 Yeah it did. A few Christmases ago, my sister got me a Zeke the Plumber shirt off of Fright Rags. Just shows how much of an impact that show had on us growing up in the 90's.

[@dootuss83]

@@TheEman590 Very true. Nickelodeon was known (and notorious lol) for airing these shows in reruns for years after they ended production. They did this with some shows in the 80's. But, it was very prevalent during the 90's. I'm pretty sure Salute your Shorts reruns aired for another 5-6 years at least after they wrapped up production.

[@basehead617]

i don’t think people realize the archive of american television interviews even exist and how much of a goldmine they are

[@marklee81]

I haven't watched it since the 90s, but I watched it a lot. I think her dad and her had the most impact. I don't know why you didn't enjoy it. I'd say maybe it's the age gap between you and the target audience, but you liked . . . Star Trek? Belle and Sabastian? Jack Black on Kid's Choice? Oh, and Double Dare, I guess. Maybe I should re-watch it.

[@marklee81]

My Three Sons??? What? I hated that show.

[@mikesilva3868]

😊love patty Duke show show nick at nite aired it in 1991 I was 7 until I was 9 in 1993 didn't know it aired in 1989 interesting this uploader is totally wrong the patty Duke show is worth watching yes the plots are similar to other sitcoms from the 50s but is watchable in my opinion

[@mightyfilm]

We all seem to forget the exploitative nature of the entertainment industry. That's a pretty painful bit right there, and it almost makes me feel like a complete jerk for absolutely hating these kinds of safe, 50's style sitcoms. As opposed to the wacky, genre bending sitcoms of the 60's, that is. And the forcing of her into pop stardom, a precursor to Disney's mid-00's sitcoms, no doubt.

[@meyerj75]

Doomed for a future on game shows such as Match Game and Chain Reaction.

[@roberleedodson]

I love Patty Duke

[@kootunesscrewy]

Meh. I rather watch The Three Stooges and Lassie over this. Not saying this show is bad. It looks solid, but it ain't entertaining. But at least it ain't like most modern live-action shows I've seen (I'm looking at you, Out of Jimmy's Head). But I feel bad for Patty Duke though...

[@VahanNisanian]

I think one episode (I forgot which one) was edited differently from when it originally aired, when the current prints were struck in the 2000's. It's still uncut, but it has scenes that the original didn't have and vice versa.

[@aspacecocoon]

1:40 - WHAT

[@michaelmiller4457]

gregg do 'The Visitor' graphic novel

[@VahanNisanian]

Wait a minute, did you say the show premiered on September 18, 1962, and the 1999 Reunion Movie was on ABC? I think you meant 1963 and CBS respectively.

[@joni-leesmith3991]

Could you do are you afraid of the dark

[@meyerj75]

Coming soon for 1992 once Pop Arena clears 1991. 1990 is already being examined at time of posting.

[@kevinalford]

Man, she's a really bad singer. I used to watch this on NaN, but I don't remember her singing. Probably, because she's really bad at it. That said, of course, totally sucks to hear about all the child abuse going on here, but also not especially surprising.

[@meyerj75]

I rather hear Peter Noone's version of "Henry the 8th" then Patty Duke's version. Her's is a castigated version of Peter Noone carefully mimicking everything that made Hermit's Hermits version work. Like Jay North, just another child abuse victim.

[@yuliyakovalyuk1981]

Hi everyone,i see my comments for the nick knacks respond that are some stuffed recendly found and youtube deleted my comments thinking that were such spams that is stupid

[@madmonkee6757]

My 3 Sons, BETTER than Patty Duke?! Dude! What are you smoking? Because I don't want any!

[@meyerj75]

Because My 3 Sons lasted a lot longer than Patty Duke and was seen in B&W and color.

[@VahanNisanian]

Like some people have mentioned on this channel, I first learned about this show from Bloaty and Squirmy on "Rocko's Modern Life".

[@madmonkee6757]

Why do you keep saying "The Patty Du Show"? You keep cutting out the K. It's very weird. Add that to your "exscape" speech impediment, and I'm very confused.

[@pronkb000]

I think I heard "get quick rich" in there, too.

[@basehead617]

yeah i think it’s just when speaking it fast in the middle of the show name.. he says Duke when using her name separately

[@agerard6297]

RIP Ug Can’t wait for YOGI BEAR: NICKELODEON’S MOST WANTED and Greg Burson’s trouble with the law.

[@memematicproductions3192]

So Patty Duke is somehow related to a virgin from Toledo who owns 5 Wii Us, Sonic Jam, way too many copies of FlingSmash and Wii Play, considers Donkey Kong: Barrel Blast as a game repel virginity, is friends with a Target employee, a guy who hates sex, a guy who likes Gex, and a vegan and owns EVERY SINGLE VERSION of Madden 08.

[@bakomusha]

What?

[@memematicproductions3192]

You know that Patty Duke is the mother of Sean Austin, he started in this bad movie called Hero Mode, which features a cameo by Scott Wozniak aka Scott the Woz and all the words above are references various Scott the Woz characters (Wendy’s/Target employee, Rex Mohs and Jeb Jab) and lore. He’s a KZbinr you have been making videos since 2006, but the current show about subjects relating to video games started in 2017, on the show, he plays a virgin who loves “stupid Nintendo games” but he do play other consoles, you can watch him on KZbin or edited hour-long versions on G4.

[@shadowofbosstown]

You're odd

[@hidikitalks]

I started a google search before it dawned on me cw was short for content warning.