The Women of Burke's Law

[@ukrandr]

This collection knocks it out of the park and into the river. Many years ago, I watched King Creole and new then that Carolyn Jones had great legs. Her scene here proves it. And with Nancy Kovack, Zsa Zsa Gabor(as a maid!), and Tina Louise on board, this clip is solid gold.

[@t.j.payeur5331]

Oh, yeah..the Dad and I were there every week..great edit..and not a goddamned rainbow in sight...

[@larrybaumer2754]

What a line-up! You'd think that with a various cast members like those, that this series would have lasted longer... js

[@Sunmoon-gj9gy]

Ahhh the days before Metoo 😅

[@TheGrowler55]

Back in the Day when Women where Women and Men wanted them, not like nowadays with all the Weirdos, just saying from Glasgow 😎🇬🇧

[@stephaniehand503]

great

[@kyle381000]

Suzy Parker was just stunning.

[@Right902]

Another Great Video!! Haven't heard this song in awhile, thanks for putting it together. Question, who is the woman at 1:00??

[@Batman-tb1cl]

Suzy Parker. She also starred in the Twilight Zone episode "Number 12 Looks Just Like You".

[@Right902]

@@Batman-tb1cl Thanks for the info. She looked familiar, but couldn't place her. Haven't watched that episode in a few years.

[@stardaddyo9]

There was some choice pieces on this show.

[@moboutmen]

Damn......I'm old.

[@tab_use]

Flower Power times. not today's Wonder Loosers

[@ianedwards4400]

I really don't know what this video upload - a medley of sequences - was all about. Yes, there was an abundance of pulchritude with ample leg and bosom being displayed by Marlo Thomas, Sue-Ann Langdon, Donna Douglas, Liz Montgomery and the gorgeous, Suzanne Pleshette, showing some rare leg.

[@kyle381000]

Of the women you cited, only Elizabeth Montgomery was in this particular video.

[@chrisfranco6603]

I dont remember this show.

[@odinsson204]

Me neither.

[@Johnnycdrums]

Short lived, it's pretty good though, as I have watched some reruns.

[@1954nat]

@@Johnnycdrums Two full seasons (32 episodes), then 17 on a changed, and horrible, secret agent format in the third. So not that short-lived. I think it was on Friday nights. Watched it a lot when I was a kid.

[@alanlinfield8207]

I never saw it in the sixties, but I remember a local station that reran the episodes on Sunday nights sometime in the seventies. Cool show. It was also spoofed on an episode of the Flintstones as "Boulders Rule." "When you lie on your back and cry on your face, tears get in your ears. Boulder's rule."