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No comments from 1959?

Thanks. I started watching Tom when it first came out on Captain Kangaroo on the small black-and-white TV we had. I loved Manfred. "Omaha, Nebraska," Crabby Appleton wasn't in this one. Crabby was rotten to the core.

Wow! Thanks. I was 4

This is an old documentary film from Dallas in the 1940's seeing Texas back in the depression era and WW2 Thanks.🇺🇲🎆🎆🇺🇲

How many Doboe Gillis actors ratio to public affairs chaps. Spot on James Bond theme works as well. Great!

not a single black person in tyler.. wow

🎯🙄😻😽 🎶Puff, the magic draaaaaaagon, lived by the sea...and frolicked in the autumn mist...🎶 Peter, Paul, and Mary.

Charming, that's what The Captain Kangaroo Show is, magically charming.

I will never forget the episode where Mr. Greenjeans accidentally sat on his pitchfork! OUCH! Horrible!

Love the color pics of all the vehicles.

He was the first client of Maury because "Maury's Wigs dont come off!"

the Riddle was a great short film from 1966 and i like seeing old documentary style films like this and I was just two years old when this film came out and thank you.🇺🇲📽📺🎥🇺🇲

If Edwin Newman got exposed to skibidi toilet and gen A slang… Likely, he’d longtitudinally apply an adaptive proficiency in the nuanced assimilation of lexicon-based terminological frameworks.

So I might be a little younger than the average demographic for this video, but I'll tell you why I'm dropping by. I was born in '92, growing up with the likes of Dexter's Lab, Hey Arnold and...Courage the Cowardly Dog. The guy who played the old man, Eustace Bagge, on that show, is the SAME guy who did every voice in Tom Terrific, Lionel Wilson. So basically the same man who was part of your childhoods was a part of mine, and regardless of whatever differences we have, generational, our beliefs, whatever, THAT, at least, is something we share. I think that's kind of beautiful.

Thank you.

I'm from Lubbock Texas and it takes like 2 hours to get there. I like Abilene. My favorite small big town in Texas.

This is another great old documentary and I'm really enjoying these old film shorts from the past thank you very much.🇺🇲🛥🚤🇺🇲

"Does Christmas smell like oranges to you?"

I know that George Takai is horrified by this movie being his first acting job!

Actually, Free TV is the MONSTERS in our living room. This is why I don’t watch TV anymore.

This is another great semi documentary short film with actors in it and it is about an important topic Civil Rights this was a really great film thank you.🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

I'm old!

Im 62 and when the music started, i immediately started humming along

I remember Edwin Newman from NBC News back in the 70's and 80's the actors in this episode were veteran actors from television and films i really enjoyed this thank you.🇺🇲📺📺🇺🇲

I have the model 40 Animatophone from 1941. Pretty much the same mechanism and film path. Much more powerful amplifier. I had to replace a worn cam and claw mechanism, and the replacement claw I I had to carefully file because one claw was worn, causing uneven engagement. Once I got both teeth to engage simultaneously on good film, it ran well. It has steady pictures and is smooth and gentle to the film. I keep it well oiled with synthetic oil. The automatic trip mechanism is a great feature for when film jams.

"..the hereditary urge to return to the plantation..."?????? Only in Lousyana will you hear this brand of BS. This must be a presentation of the Lousyana Dental Association.

Considering it's a 176 years old, darn good quality! :)

This is another awesome old film short and great to see John Forsythe and James Gregory in early roles I'm really enjoying watching them Thank You.🇺🇲📽🎥🇺🇲

Good Morning Captain! My first memory of Bob Keeshan was as the Tinker on WABC's "Tinker's Workshop"! BTW, the Captain's theme, "Puffin' Billy" was composed by British Light Music composer Edward White. Mr. White's tune was also used for the BBC Radio's children's programming. 😊👍🏻

This was a great documentary about Sugar Cane in Louisiana i really like short documentary films like this and the narrator Frank Blair was a veteran television news journalist in the 50's, 60's and 70's especially on NBC Today Show during that time period Thank You for the great short films from the past thank you.🇺🇲🍩🍰🇺🇲

Look at the changes awesome thank you

Wow nice

A Long Time Ago In A Life Far Away (with apologies to Star Wars....)

Reggie Ann

What about moose, and rabbit

Great show , grow up

Watch him when I was kid

WOW ANOTHER TRAILER?!

Such a wonderful and kind program.

21:29 Gulp.....

Would have been a great time back then, except for all the A-hole tobacco-drug addicts, poisoning everyone's air with their toxic tobacco smoke, which should be banned, everywhere - indoors and out!

This is all fake. For instance, there were no Volkswagen commercials on television in 1949.

Tasmanian Tapestry is a really great travelog about this part of Australia and it is still really very beautiful today but I've only been there on Google Earth Maps Street View but i still enjoy going there and other parts of Australia Thank You.🇦🇺 :)

I was 5 in 1958. I loved Spunky & Tadpole. So magical

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I really like watching these old documentary films they are both very educational and entertaining thank you very much.📽🇺🇲🇺🇲🎥

I LOVE TALL BUILDING

Hair Piece incoming!

The ancestor of Adventure Time

Tom terrific was voiced Lionel Wilson, who went on to voice the farmer on courage, the cowardly dog