Frederick Burke
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Mission Impossible but it's Hiroyuki Sawano
Headphones and turn it up.
K2 composed by Hiroyuki Sawano for Attack On Titan
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Courtship of Eddie's Father Season 2 All Intros & Tags Part 1
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Episodes of season 2 have a tag at the end of the episode similar to the intros. I include some title sequences but try not to repeat the same ones. And I kept a few seconds of episode 2 in here because it had Jodie Foster. Season has the same end credits for all episodes, will be included in part 3.
James Stewart on what it was like to work with John Ford
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James Stewart on what it was like to work with John Ford
You're all clear, kid, now let's blow this thing and go home
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You're all clear, kid, now let's blow this thing and go home
Incredible Hulk, all walk-aways
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I don't know know who created this work of art. I got it from here vimeo.com/22830679 If you are the creator, please let me know.
Courtship of Eddie's Father - all season 1 openings
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I generally skip the title sequences that are repeated.

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  • @hiko73
    @hiko73 4 дні тому

    JFC, I am so bummed about this. I know Wayne was GD racist... shoot. I literally want to cry about this.

  • @dannyflores5694
    @dannyflores5694 Місяць тому

  • @hoag2531
    @hoag2531 3 місяці тому

    Jimmy Stewart was such a great actor and GREAT American! Been watching him all my life. Where are the actors today of such great stature? Stand for America and American fortitude? Most actors today hate America. Jimmy Stewart, Lee Marvin, Charles Bronson… they LOVED AMERICA! 🙏

  • @johngalt1361
    @johngalt1361 3 місяці тому

    John Ford was a world class ballbuster! The Uncle Remus line was in fact, funny. Blacks were of little use to Hollywood overall, back then, but that position evolved slowly as people evolved (forced in most cases). Bottom line, we don’t know these people beyond their public persona. Keep it movin’!

  • @adp023
    @adp023 4 місяці тому

    Self-proclaimed white supremacist, John Wayne is happy to find out that Jimmy Stewart is part of the club!!! WOW

    • @adig2414
      @adig2414 2 місяці тому

      I'm brown and y'all are so laughably melodramatic. These were old men with milquetoast opinions by the standards of their generation, and never actually harmed any PoC. Touch grass. And the evidence for Stewart being racist is so trivial that I question the intelligence of anyone who buys into it. Stop looking for irrelevant stuff to throw tantrums about, and focus on trying to actually make changes to the world.

  • @cherylmcinnes2945
    @cherylmcinnes2945 4 місяці тому

    Bill Bixby was a very handsome man

  • @cherylmcinnes2945
    @cherylmcinnes2945 4 місяці тому

    I like that Courtship of Eddie's Father that was my favorite show we watched as kids it was fun to watch

  • @StopInvadingMyNation-nn9uq
    @StopInvadingMyNation-nn9uq 5 місяців тому

    Good! I’m glad Jimmy Stewart was racist, makes me ❤ him even more! We’re supposed to be racist and love our own people more than others. We’re supposed to take care of our own and not open the doors and worry about strangers all the time. This is what’s bringing America to its knees!! And all dominated and being pushed on us by a certain smallhat tribe.

    • @frederickburke9944
      @frederickburke9944 5 місяців тому

      Lol. I'm not sure Jimmy Stewart would agree with all that. But he might. Who knows?

  • @phizzelout
    @phizzelout 8 місяців тому

    Fond fond memories. When I was a boy this is a life I yearned for but it was pretend. When I was older and had a son, I couldn't help but to love him like this and we still have a wonderful relationship. As a boy I thought how much I missed out on dad. But as a father I look back and realize how much he missed out.

  • @stephencampbell2115
    @stephencampbell2115 10 місяців тому

    John Ford was a genius his films truly stand the test of time

  • @NarnianRailway
    @NarnianRailway 10 місяців тому

    Those father and son chats followed by the theme song made for delightful intro to the episodes. Thanks for compiling the introductions.

  • @homer5802
    @homer5802 10 місяців тому

    I used to watch this show when I was a kid. Im 60 now and it's kinda strange being the same age as old people.

  • @rmoore1686
    @rmoore1686 Рік тому

    James Stewart, Cary Grant and David Niven were the very best.

  • @kiasky1
    @kiasky1 Рік тому

    He was a disgusting racist. Period

  • @chucksmithNYC
    @chucksmithNYC Рік тому

    Harry Nilsson!! Genius:)

  • @maryf.7041
    @maryf.7041 Рік тому

    GOOD OL DAYS FR! I couldn't wait as a very young child ti watch this show everyday! My youngest son who's 31 even knows the theme song from me singing it periodically around the house!😂❤

  • @markc-ru4qz
    @markc-ru4qz Рік тому

    This was such a great show i used to watch the reruns when i was little of this The Flying nun and room 222

  • @pullupandgetsome427
    @pullupandgetsome427 Рік тому

    Thank you.

  • @FranssensM
    @FranssensM Рік тому

    Clip from one of my favourite documentaries on John Ford. Love these clips

  • @MrDFJohnson
    @MrDFJohnson Рік тому

    John Ford was a great director and the film she made were great because of his great direction and vision. That being said, it appears he enjoyed playing mind games with actors. Putting some on his good list and others on his shit list. Then, when it was expedient for him, he would switch things. Maybe this was his way to create competition among the actors and, thus, better performances. I dunno

  • @trevorpanno516
    @trevorpanno516 Рік тому

    I liked the movie better.

  • @Ann-kg1zd
    @Ann-kg1zd Рік тому

    I loved this show! The good old days!

  • @jad8123
    @jad8123 Рік тому

    I totally watched this show. I really remember the In Color logo that came on the screen. Color was a big deal. Good memories.

  • @areynoso5660
    @areynoso5660 Рік тому

    Excellent!! Thank you 😢

  • @RaymondPeckIII
    @RaymondPeckIII Рік тому

    Between this and The Point, Harry Nilsson was such a touchstone in my childhood... Mr Rodgers, Sesame Street, The Waltons, and Little House on the Prarie were so warm and loving. ❤❤❤

  • @mrobvious1100
    @mrobvious1100 Рік тому

    who has a broader acting range? Robin Williams Morgan Freeman Dustin Hoffman

  • @mrobvious1100
    @mrobvious1100 Рік тому

    What's crazy is, that is something John Wayne would have said since he was a flat out racist

  • @kenhall9984
    @kenhall9984 Рік тому

    Shaq brought me here

  • @EricBrunoBorgman
    @EricBrunoBorgman Рік тому

    Some things that have been coming out about John Ford makes him sound like an extremely vile human being. One book on Peter O'Toole quotes him as saying that Ford would go to Ireland and pick up child prostitutes. It didn't explain how he would know that. But, these rumors were circulating and some other rumors about him appear to be true so it is possible O'Toole's allegations could be true also. Just from his harassment of cast and crew though shows there was something wrong with him, despite John Wayne's love for him.

    • @marcl2213
      @marcl2213 Рік тому

      Thanks for the anecdotes. I have seen a few films from Ford but I don’t idolize him as a filmmaker... I saw «the searchers» and I found it so overrated! I wonder if there’s a link with what you say about prostitutes and the recent depiction of Ford in S.Spielberg’s film «The Fabelmans». At the end of the movie we see Ford (D.Lynch) coming into his office with red lipstick all over his face. Spielberg tells this same story in a video but doesn’t explained the kisses!

    • @EricBrunoBorgman
      @EricBrunoBorgman Рік тому

      @@marcl2213 I believe the O'Toole quotes were from the 2015 biography Peter O'Toole Hellraiser. I was very taken aback by what O'Toole said about Ford and even the way it was said. The author did not give the sources of these quotes apart from it being said by O'Toole. There's a lot of stuff about Ford where he just sounds like such a nasty jerk. I do have several of his movies I'm sorry to say, but, the more I find out about him the less I want to watch them.

  • @ibleebinU
    @ibleebinU Рік тому

    Jimmy Stewart was the essence of humility. War hero, great actor and unassuming. If only, today we had.......

  • @watchmanschannelofdespair

    One of my favorite "Golden Age of Hollywood" actors, along with James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Orson Wells, Edward G. Robinson, Spencer Tracy, John Wayne, Henry Fonda (should never start naming names, don't wanna' stop), etc.

  • @justink1075
    @justink1075 Рік тому

    😂😂😂

  • @MrAj485
    @MrAj485 Рік тому

    When my mom and dad split back in the 70s, this show kept me warm. I really appreciated it, thanks for putting this together.

  • @evco-productions
    @evco-productions Рік тому

    Love that he calls him “Duke Wayne” lol

  • @jacktattis
    @jacktattis Рік тому

    Goes to show how racist Ford was but very cleverly turned it back on James Stewart

  • @alexkije
    @alexkije Рік тому

    pithy

  • @jiiig8667
    @jiiig8667 Рік тому

    That's amazing! 🙂

  • @georgeswift4063
    @georgeswift4063 Рік тому

    They had wokes back then.

  • @Peter-qj7yn
    @Peter-qj7yn Рік тому

    John Ford sounds like he was a real pos

  • @pauljackson0121
    @pauljackson0121 Рік тому

    He was A Racist...

  • @ray.shoesmith
    @ray.shoesmith Рік тому

    lol I always thought that was an accent/style of speaking that he put on for his m-m-m-movies 🤦🤣

  • @beestoe993
    @beestoe993 Рік тому

    The great honor of my life is to have been raised by parents from the Greatest generation. And Jimmy Stewart just oozes with that humble yet intelligent spirit so prevalent in their time. The more they pass on the more I miss them.

  • @Joe-xo4yg
    @Joe-xo4yg Рік тому

    Welcome to the club Here’s your white pointy hat J Wayne was a racist ..ss Most of my heroes don’t appear on no stamp

    • @mrpurple11
      @mrpurple11 Рік тому

      Yes, but Stewart wasn't one really. He's way of being an interviews never took on actual racial ideologies as Wayne

  • @kennethgianetti4590
    @kennethgianetti4590 Рік тому

    How did we go from great actors and human beings like him to the snowflakes we have now???

  • @tpowell3776
    @tpowell3776 Рік тому

    As a relatively young person I would give ANYTHING to have been an adult in the era of the 20's 30"s-40"s when America was new, sweet and kind (I know we had war) The music was romantic and tender, the homes were gorgeous and Americans dressed beautifully just to go shopping for groceries or to do their errands and there were NO drug addicted tent dwelling loafers laying on sidewalks...Only in my dreams and the old movies, or another country

  • @spudwas
    @spudwas Рік тому

    Good ole Bogdonovich asking the question.

  • @ronleight9341
    @ronleight9341 Рік тому

    Mr. Strode was well aware of who was the racist and who was not.

  • @JeffMathias
    @JeffMathias Рік тому

    Ford never forgave Wayne for his cowardice during the war.

    • @frederickburke9944
      @frederickburke9944 Рік тому

      I heard a story that Stewart tried to sign up before America was in the war but he was too skinny to pass the physical. (later the Army wasn't so picky.) so he increased his weight by holding in his poop for several days until we weighed enough to pass. i don't know if its true.

  • @kymbailey6365
    @kymbailey6365 Рік тому

    One of my favorite shows

  • @chuckwagon5518
    @chuckwagon5518 Рік тому

    John Ford was a brilliant director, but from everything I've read about him, he was a miserable, bigoted drunk, which was acceptable to society back then because he made good movies!