Voyage to the bottom of the sea:The Deadly Dolls

Season 4, Episode 2. Nelson and Crane fight a master puppeteer (Vincent Price!) in one of the most bizarre episodes of the series.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

OMG, Vincent Price,playing with dolls.what a amazing series no matter how crazy the plot you still got hooked.

[@dennisjump8655]

I still think the 60's were the best time for television. Truly original shows. Not just sit-coms. Loved this show when I was a kid.

[@OldCoot816]

Back in the mid 60s! The years I watched - The Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Combat, Rat Patrol, Green Acres, Petticoat Junction, and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea!!

[@davidwatts4548]

Watch these with my big brother when I was a little one. And this was a treat because this was one I never saw before. Vincent Price was all class no matter how silly things got.

[@sincerelyyours7538]

One of my favorite shows of the 1960s. Nice to see it in color, finally. Vincent Price certainly was a one-of-a-kind actor!

[@beedalton9675]

His iconic laugh in thriller

[@James-cs2wi]

@@beedalton9675 he was paid 2000 dollars for that oart in thriller 😳

[@clintprovance8047]

You were like our family you didn't have a color TV, you watch this brilliant episode with Vincent Price in black-and-white we did also we did not have a color TV I believe it was 1969.

[@clintprovance8047]

To see shows like Bonanza, dark shadows, Batman, Lost in space Superman finally in color. 5:00

[@randallwells2892]

I met Vincent Price in the mid 70's at a gourmet restaurant in Columbus Ohio "Engine House Number 5 " He was very gracious and signed a menu that my ex- wife has.

[@Mr22thou]

Never for a moment did I think that any of this was anything short of totally believable when I was a kid. I loved this ridiculous show!

[@daveroche6522]

Much like Thunderbirds, every episode was taken seriously. Yes, there were flaws, continuity errors, logic gaps blah blah BUT it's still impossible not to love them. Still do (and always will).....

[@laurenstevenson8263]

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and The Time Tunnel were 2 of my favorite shows.

[@Kharis1964]

Vincent Price adds some class to almost anything! Nice!

[@user-Ados-amerika]

You know Vincent Price had a TV show on NBC back in the 1970s it always came on Sunday night

[@robertlworley]

The people who enjoy this are the ones who grew up at the time; it's nostalgic. It just brings back a lot of great memories. I remember when I was six or seven watching it, the thing I wanted to do most was get on the ship and play with all those lighted buttons and switches!

[@daveroche6522]

So true Robert - I still remember myself and my (younger) brother being scared - genuinely scared - watching the episode with that bonkers robot back from space. My eldest started watching Voyage years ago (at my insistence) and also still loves it to this day.....

[@TheRelger]

Didn’t Raquel Welch appear on one episode?

[@rodterrell304]

Man I loved this show as a kid, so good.

[@rivergold4835]

It's a joy to see the great Vincent Price in this episode. One of the best episodes of Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea.

[@daveroche6522]

An ongoing debate with my eldest - 'Voyage' or 'Seaquest''? He's firmly on the Seaquest side yet one thing we both agree on - 'Voyage' had character, heart and passion (and bonkers and crazy and deranged and dodgy effects and loony and stuff), whereas 'Seaquest' had, em, 'technical' (and in fairness Roy, BUT Voyage also had Richard, who could spout any old scientific gibberish yet make it sound believable). No contest, methinks.....

[@Johnnycdrums]

Can't wait, just paused at 2:30 to read some comments here and there..

[@cliftonwebb3295]

Love Vincent Price. He manages to be a moustache-twirling villain without the need to actually twirl his moustache !

[@raphaelandrews3617]

There was only one Vincent Price brilliant actor, he should have got a Oscar but he never did.

[@clauderobotham6261]

@@raphaelandrews3617 Indeed, there'll never be another like him with his special brand of creepiness. I'm surprised he was never cast as the Devil. He'd have played it greatly.

[@Angelsilhouette]

Bizarre fact, Vincent Price starred as Simon Templar between 1947 and 1951 on the radio serialisation of "The Saint". It's hard to imagine one of the original masters of on-screen horror playing Simon Templar.

[@user-pj1lo1ry2k]

A best selling author as well !

[@ejr5480]

Vincent Price! Never disappointes!

[@randyacuna3248]

Amen to that.

[@sergiozammel8261]

TV at its greatest in simpler days... being 6 years old at the time.. Irwin Allen had great shows..lost in space,. time tunnel, and Land of the giants among others.. Days that were more relaxed..

[@user-rf9ne3sl6p]

My favorite episode. Always a Ghoul of a time watching Vincent. Great mixture of horror and science fiction

[@johnsimpson6181]

Anything with Vincent Price is great. Even in the worst movies he always gives great performances.

[@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd]

Glad to see Vincent Price and David Hedison working together again. I love this show

[@clauderobotham6261]

Again? Where else did they work together?

[@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd]

The fly

[@clauderobotham6261]

@@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd Ah, yes. Thanks.

[@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd]

​@@clauderobotham6261You're very welcome

[@johnmarx3919]

@@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd how? they NEVER shared a scene in that flick, lol!

[@cbass2755]

So fun to watch and great actors of that time….I miss those days. Watching these calms me down today being in 2022…

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Same here! Thank God for classic TV, radio, movies & music on YT channels.

[@michaelcampbell7669]

Vincent Price was an excellent actor in movies as well as on television!

[@daveroche6522]

Damn tootin' - I totally agree.

[@carlacrawford9349]

It' s nice that Hedison looked up to his veteran co-stars, Baseheart and Price. Two. class acts. He knew he was lucky to work and learn from them lucky to work and work with them . And had two life-long friends. We miss all three of you. Rest in peace David (sro)❤)

[@senorkaboom]

This show always amazed me at how big the Seaview was. I mean, look at the size of the cabins, bridge, storage areas, hallways, this boat was immense.

[@exchequerguy4037]

I wonder if Admiral Rickover saw it. If he did, did he snicker or take notes?

[@eddieboggs8306]

Same with Alien. Big rooms on space ship.

[@1959Berre]

It's a studio. Of course it's big.

[@toranada]

Plus great big vents to secretly climb through!

[@johnmarx3919]

​@@eddieboggs8306and a cargo hold on the Jupiter 2 that seemed to keep growing...

[@gregj4857]

Great show I remember having a model of the flying sub when I was a kid

[@juancarlosvaldes4538]

One of THE BEST shows when I was a kid and STILL enjoy them! Just like Star Trek is an adventure through space travel, this show was a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea!

[@veramae4098]

When Gene Roddenbury was pitching "Star Trek" to studio executives they had a lot of concern about the number and size of the sets that would be needed. Roddenbury used examples from Voyage to show how the sets could be constantly reshaped and reused. For example, you don't need long corridors, just shoot an actor in a short corridor, cut the scene, reshape the corridor set, and shoot another sequence.

[@wayneiles9823]

I use to watch this great show back in the 1960s on the old black and white TV. Where did the time go in the mist of time .?

[@MoonsingerMedia]

One of the weirdest episodes they ever did .. but still one of my faves.

[@daveroche6522]

NEVER gets old. Great stuff!

[@darrylruiz2573]

Another great one is the Terrible Toys where mechanical toys take over the Seaview

[@paulforder591]

Any 60s TV program that has Vincent Price as a guest star, goes a long way. Price obviously knew how to make his presence felt. Bizarre yet compelling melodrama. ☺

[@nicholasdickens2801]

I love Vincent Price - and fun, kitsch stuff like Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Rest in Peace David Hedison.

[@randybarnett2308]

When I was stationed in San Diego in the early 80s I had a drinking buddy named Victor Price, I asked him if he was related to Vincent, he told me no relation, he told me just about everyone he meets ask him that, I haven't seen or heard from him after I was discharged from the Navy, one thing I remember about Victor, that guy sure could drink!😀

[@jessfrankel5212]

This was truly bizarre, but fun. Vincent Price was suavely malevolent, as always.

[@TheAsujaguar]

The Nelson puppet was fantastic...

[@johnshields6852]

I was 6 in 1966 and this show was pretty cool, and Vincent was the king of creepy

[@haydenharris3059]

I never missed these wonderful adventures as a youngster, how nostalgic to be watching this but sadly not with my late parents, anyway dive dive dive and enjoy.

[@daphnewilson7966]

I too was a fan of this show, and still have enjoyed it's resurrection 60 years later, in light doses. I was a big fan of "The Wild, Wild West," which also had a strong streak of the surreal. Something in the Zeitgeist. Don't remember seeing this ep.: Thanks, mona!

[@robertcubinelli4961]

Weird and fun all rolled into one ! Mr. Price never fails to deliver :)

[@leokimvideo]

It's more like a Star Trek episode, back when TV shows were fresh and original

[@user-dc4bl1cu2k]

But definitely not Sci-Fi. More like Science Fantasy.

[@gregfrommotown9082]

Born in 1961 I grew up with this show, this is one of the best episodes.

[@gertraba4484]

the last one 2?????????????

[@robertadinolfi4217]

Channel 9 in NYC put this on. Loved it.

[@eddieboggs8306]

Remember the one where subliminal signals were used?

[@theflyinghamster8442]

I dont care what the critics say, I enjoyed it as a kid, and Iv enjoyed watching it now! the Sea Veiw and flying sub is still super cool!

[@stephenr2434]

I agree 100%

[@TrainerJim22]

I also thought that the flying sub was really cool when I was a kid. Now I understand that the flying sub was an actual aircraft, built by NASA! The TV show "borrowed" the ship with the permission of the space agency.

[@TrainerJim22]

Stephen R You can find the details about the "real flying sub" here: www.scifiairshow.com/ships-the-flying-sub.html I thought this was very interesting.

[@user-dc4bl1cu2k]

Can you send me the link to the 1961 movie of this show?

[@ericdavis2928]

Agreed

[@Victor-gi3dy]

I was lucky enough to meet Vincent Price & David Hedison. 👍👍👍

[@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd]

Lucky

[@jackpayne5101]

Wow! Wow! Wow! You lucky person, so jealous 🤩

[@fuzzybearphoto]

Love this as a kid. It sci-fi suspended disbelief. While I might laugh at some of the effects and fight scene it's still entertaining. .

[@darrylbetts3093]

thank you for bringing back very fond childhood memories of this show and others like it.

[@sleepycatpictures1176]

I loved this as a kid . . . It never struck me as odd that you could use a flamethower, in an armoury, in a sealed tin can under the sea . . .

[@xray86delta]

I was thinking about the same thing! I thought this show was so cool as a child! Didn't realize it was so silly!😸

[@daveroche6522]

... plus a ventilation system big enough to hold an ED-209!

[@phillyflash43]

@@daveroche6522 I think the missile room must have had a ceiling higher than Madison Square Garden

[@davids8449]

@@daveroche6522 Notice below every ventilation outlet there a pipe to give you a leg up

[@davgalacticarozo7928]

I love the crazy weird sci-fi shows from this time period, true most of the time they didn't make any kind of scientific sense, but they also had an innocent sense of fun something that today is sadly lacking.

[@gertraba4484]

and always fires in the circutry room and flying sub always getting knocked out with no power

[@agentmulder1019]

@@gertraba4484 I cannot forget one episode in which Admiral Nelson went for a meeting on board a aircraft carrier. He landed the flying sub on the flat top...NO landing gear at all!

[@gertraba4484]

@@agentmulder1019 I built the AURORA FS model in 1968...but in 1999 it got trashed in a FLOODED CELLAR during a hurricane .FITTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!.ever see this channel?????? kzbin.info/www/bejne/naTCaYGfibxsqdE

[@guymorris6596]

They were all predictive programming.

[@davidbostock6933]

Only thing on TV that I watched then, that I can stomach now is The Prisoner, and that wasn't that great either.

[@jeal551]

Two of the greatest voices of all time, Vincent Price and Richard Baseheart!

[@gowdsake7103]

Vincent price yes I agree Baseheart can think of hundreds better

[@scrmepal]

@@gowdsake7103 you havn't a clue have you?

[@VonWenk]

@KZbinINCLUSIVITYWHATAJOKE Good enough to announce the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics.

[@daveroche6522]

"Shakespearean and Bonkers" - do we need more?

[@plasticweapon]

@@gowdsake7103 ha ha, no ya can't!

[@kevindoran9271]

Price was the best creepy guy ever on screen. Loved his work.

[@gertraba4484]

he gave the CREEPS to the creeps

[@alerey4363]

but with a comedic/ironic touch; in fact he confessed many times in interviews that he wanted to provoke laughter rather than fear

[@Milnoc]

@@alerey4363 Try finding season 3, episode 9 of "Here's Lucy" where Lucille Ball sees Vincent Price about a painting, and he thinks she's the "victim" of his latest horror moving coming over to rehearse! Completely hilarious!

[@johnbockelie3899]

I once read that Vincent Price had a friend bet he couldn't preform for a talent contest back in the early 1930's. So, Vincent shown him up by entering it. The rest is show biz history.

[@cartoonpete407]

Trivia: A reunion of sorts for Hedison and Price, both having been cast in The Fly in 1958 although they never met each other back then. After this episode, they became friends till Price's death.

[@hyacinthlynch843]

If Vincent Price starring in it, I'm watching it.

[@cherylthorpe4087]

I had a friend, years ago, who met Vincent Price. He said that Mr. Price (although playing the villain in many shows) was one of the kindest, gentlest people he'd ever met. Can't forget Vincent's creepy voice and laugh on Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

[@sharondunn7512]

Which gives credence to what I wrote about Vincent Price & his appearances on a Canadian kids' show. Apparently, from something I read on the web (apologies for not having the citation), he told David Hedison how impressed he was with his acting skills since they last worked together. He invited Hedison & his wife to his home for dinner later. Price was a renowned gourmet chef and was the author of many cookbooks!

[@dragonfire931]

God bless you I was in 3 grade with this show and lost in space 🙏

[@rossmeldrum3346]

I remember watching this show when I was eleven in 65' in fifth grade. The kids in my class used to have drawing competitions to see who could make the coolest looking submarines.

[@BostLabs]

I had watched one episode and it had just finished and on to the next in the playlist. I was fixing a old fashioned when I said "Is that Vincent Price?" LOL! Glad I found these episodes on YT. Been a long time, Seaview.

[@Nomad90000]

Vincent Price???? FANTASTIC!!!

[@robertszvetics210]

+Charles Reis the price is right

[@johnbockelie3899]

The smell of a burning puppet.

[@TrainerJim22]

Don't pay attention to the negative comments here. This show, in its day, had what were considered very advanced special effects. including good underwater filming. Irwin Allen was his own kind of genius, just like Ray Harryhausen (Clash of the Titans, the Sinbad movies, etc.) was years earlier. These episodes only seemed kind of cheesy if you watched the other shows such as Lost in Space, Time Tunnel, or Land of the Giants, and saw the same monsters or sets used over again. When I watched this show, I was a young boy. And everything was real-looking and scary. Now I enjoy watching them again, for nostalgia. Thanks for posting this!

[@rubenlima9073]

Congratulations for your comment.

[@windstorm1000]

exactly!! I go back in time (no pun on 'time tunnel)

[@KeithDec25]

There were several whale episodes which were good...HOWEVER Irwin Allen used, reused, re-reused, re-re-reused stockmileage from his version of THE LOST WORLD ...Once the series switched to color ...Allen was a master at cutting corners probably much more so than Roger Corman...

[@AndrewWilliams-zc1hf]

I agree that Irwin Allen was a genius & his sci fi series were great.

[@alastairfraser8177]

Great episode and the legendary Vincent price

[@memeishere1]

one of my favorite shows in the day and i remember this episode, afterall who could forget vincent price 😄

[@stonehobson2487]

Just wanted to say thanks for loading this and keeping it up for us. Vincent Price !!!

[@AussieTVrelics]

This makes absolutely no sense, it's ridiculous, and I love it .

[@garlandraines1855]

I watched it when I was a kid and totally bought into it! Now it's just a whole bunch of fun to watch!

[@JimRaptis]

Classic Irwin Allen

[@gorillaau]

It's brain off the hook entertainment. Don't think about it too much... or at all.

[@malcolmclements9254]

When I was 12 I understood all this ..bit confused now however, great stuff love that CPT puppet.

[@asu.jaguar6739]

"Anybody knows that! Everybody knows the masters of the future!"

[@markgriffith7134]

I loved the show when I was a kid and I still enjoy it now, thanks!

[@MrBsbotto]

I will watch Vincent Price in anything! A great actor, great storyteller and a marvelous human being. What's not to like!? He is also a fabulous voice actor in radio dramas, where his incredible range can be employed very effectively. All of that, and he's a fine comedian as well. Anyone who likes radio drama should seek out the series, "The Price of Fear."

[@robharding1957]

Loved this as a young boy in the mid 60's.still do !!

[@ct92404]

Vincent Price? Dang, that guy was in *everything* back then!

[@gertraba4484]

of course because he was THE FLY.how fitting he co starred with HEDISON who was in it

[@gowdsake7103]

Always good too

[@gertraba4484]

@@gowdsake7103 House of WAX....................BOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! www.imdb.com/title/tt0045888/

[@gowdsake7103]

@@gertraba4484 Orrrr Fall of the House of Usher OMG

[@gertraba4484]

@@gowdsake7103 and the Right Square in the hit game show HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ......

[@CEEJLESS]

used to watch this on sunday afternoons at grandma's with my dinner lol. Good times.

[@johnbockelie3899]

If it wasn't for those ventilators , they couldn't sneak around.

[@johnbockelie3899]

" What do I do with them now?" " Well, burn them."

[@robharding1957]

So well made !! shows like this were the the template for the future.

[@Avidcomp]

Realistic dolls ! ...? Only Vincent Price can make me fear them. Mwaaahaaaahaaa

[@890mikes]

One of my favorite shows growing up. Have not seen this in years.Thanks for posting.

[@nancydionisi9346]

Wow!, I´m enjoying this episode like a child!, it´s fantastic!, thank you Mona0825 for sharing it!

[@netmatrix75]

Wow!!! This brought so much memories. I went to school late because of this show. hahahah

[@mikeismad61]

One word - VINCE ! Always a class act.

[@aberwell]

cheesy. campy. goofy. korny but oddly fun love the fight scenes where its close enought to clearly see the stand in.

[@reticulan5]

Good to see a classic episode of a show without people putting a flashlight watermark in the middle of the screen to spoil it.

[@DD-ub6cc]

Good Old "Voyage to see what's on the Bottom"!

[@70humdinger94]

It was great that Basehart, Hedison and Dowdell also did voice overs for the puppets. Added a bit of eerienous to the show. Amazing how much they looked like their flesh and blood counterparts. Whatever happened to the puppets?

[@garlandraines1855]

I love this show! This is my favorite episode! Thanks for posting!

[@daveroche6522]

Agreed, there were plenty of excellent episodes but this one is my GoTo.

[@nancydionisi9346]

Wonderful episode!, I love it!, I continue enjoying this fabulous programme!, it´s one of my favorite, many thanks for sharing it!

[@paulross9287]

I like this show more now, than I did as a kid. And that's saying something.

[@misternewoutlook5437]

This was once a futuristic TV show and you get an eerie feeling of your childhood imaginations just from the opening credits.

[@americanrebel413]

This was great, brings back memories! Good memories!

[@randyoleman424]

I am still amazed at the brilliant colors that remain so clear and bright after all the years pass

[@1BMWdrvr1]

Thanks for the post! A great old sci fi show!

[@kentcyclist]

I used to love this program. Thanks for sharing

[@WilliamHBaird-eq2hp]

Wow .... Vincent Price On Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea! never saw this one as a kid! True .... this "Dolls" story line was silly, but Irwin Allen was known for working on a shoestring budget and used the cheapest and silliest ideas often. I remember his LOST IN SPACE episode with talking Vegetables! LOL

[@gertraba4484]

@doctorwho0077 GREAT VEGGIE REBELLION.....................ask the cast about it .............they CRINGE!!!!!!!!

[@vm6824]

LOL This has been the most fun I've seen on TV in years!

[@jarama64]

One of my favorite episodes of Voyage...the Admiral Nelson puppet is so cute!

[@joannarobinson7662]

Thank you for uploading the episodes of this show. I haven't seen this in years. I looove this show. I remember the t v soundtrack,it gives me goosebumps and i was always in the habit of singing out the intro.

[@englandmadethewest]

My.Memories from Halifax West Yorkshire on Saturday afternoon circa 1971 just after World of Sport. "Now on Yorkshire Television Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" .On Gran's 26 inch colour TV too. Too bad we had to go back to crappy Oldham on Sunday.

[@thetruthhurtsdontit1208]

Isn't it just amazing how a action adventure drama from 40 + years ago is now a cheesy comedy. My 7 year old grandson sat and watched this with me and he couldn't stop laughing. I was the same age as he is now when I first watched these shows and thought they were the coolest. I even bought the testers models and played with them while watching the show. Seems like only yesterday! Thanks for the time travel in my mind, it was fun to be there again.

[@carlacrawford9349]

These shows are for entertainment, not to make an earthshaking political or social statement. Some of you folks need to lighten up. Hope you can post more full movies. Thanks. ❤

[@DoeothyCavallaro-vx4zd]

I love David Hedison and Vincent Price. They played together on the original Fly.

[@billhuber2964]

Vincent price was the best. Scared the crap out of me with "masque of the red death" .

[@MegaALF1986]

Vincent Price best performance!!

[@jeffyoung60]

For such a large, advanced submarine, the Seaview had a very small crew, just a handful of crewmen. Sure I know it was Hollywood budget limitations.

[@jimmylieb5225]

loved watching these in the early '60's as a kid. didn't want to go to school the next day. my mind was on the Seaview!!

[@bribabytt]

That poor wall of circuits at 21:38 takes a beating in every episode.

[@gertraba4484]

before CGI there always was a Fire in the CIRCUITRY ROOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@26TptCoy]

build a nuclear sub and cheap out on the electrical cabinet covers.

[@gertraba4484]

@@26TptCoy and the MISSLE ROOM was like 3 storys tall in a 2 story sub, never figured how they fit the FLYING SUB in the forward part of the sub

[@26TptCoy]

@@gertraba4484 in reality the entire crew were under 3 feet tall.

[@phillyflash43]

Don't get thrown into the wall in that room, you'll be a human pop-tart!

[@Cool2BCeltic]

The classic TV show I call Sea Trek.

[@somedumbozzie1539]

What a gem I thought I had seen them all and that is one spacious submarine.

[@laurenceholloway2359]

I wonder if David Hedison asked Vincent Price to guest star. They appeared in 20th Century Fox's THE FLY together, so they already probably had become friends.

[@daveroche6522]

Great point Laurence - I'm thinking David saying to Vincent "Vinny, we need a creepycool dude to play the part - Help me. Help! Me!" (Yep - the last bit of The Fly, still a great flick). Good catch Sir. I'll always love this show (as will my eldest and hopefully, his nippers....).

[@LordZontar]

And it was announced just today that David Hedison, the last surviving original VTTBOTS star, died on the 18th at the age of 92.

[@gertraba4484]

yeah all of em gone now

[@rar321blue]

No The wonderfull Allan Hunt (season 2) is still with us...

[@LordZontar]

@@rar321blue That was crewman Riley and he only lasted that one season.

[@rar321blue]

Yes as he went to vietnam, in real life... www.iann.net/conventions/vip/ @@LordZontar

[@JxT1957]

voyage to the bottom of the sea has way more suspense and action than star trek did

[@sharondunn7512]

I was madly in love with William Shatner AND David Hedison and only watched the shows to see them I was around 13 then). They could have read the phone book for all I cared at the time. Now, when I watch both shows, I see Captain Kirk as a horn dog, looking to bang as many female aliens as possible and why did Starfleet even have a Prime Directive since no one paid attention to it?! Captain Crane was at least serious about his job (despite the stupid scripts). Star Trek scripts were getting ridiculous in their third season as well.

[@edoedo8686]

@@sharondunn7512 I agree. Say this to a Trekkie and expect to get called indecent names.

[@deboracopeland4795]

Love Mr Price!! So nice to see him.😊

[@thegriffin88]

This was one of my favorite shows growing up. Nickelodeon used to own the rights to some TvLand shows and would show them during Nick at Night in the 90's, along with The Brady Bunch, the Partridge Family, I Love Lucy and I Dream of Genie (that I remember at least). This was my favorite out of all of them.

[@NHseacoast]

Back when TV was campy but great and beats most stuff that's on today!

[@davidwesley2525]

Better than watching the Kardashians. 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@madwitch58]

Thank you, I love this show.

[@gilmanromero7488]

It makes me remember my childhood

[@andrewdrabble8939]

I used to watch this every Sunday. Never saw them all though, so buying the whole series on DVD was too good an opportunity to miss. Mind you it did cost a few £££s though

[@moviesgalore9947]

Very fun episode it's weird but actually clever and well written.