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That was funny for about 3 seconds...lol

Is Dean Martin drunk off his ass? 😂

Much of the vitriol directed at Priscilla should be redirected at Dee. What a snake!

The thing about Geraldine Jones was she always dressed well, was independent and never degraded herself. That was by deliberate design by Flip Wilson. A great character.

News for kids, ha ha ha

1985. The year I graduated High School. Oh to go back to those halcyon days.

My grandpa had one of those Ektra cameras....Margaret Hamilton in the Maxwell House commercial! I wonder who the younger lady was.

great times! 1981-1982

Johnny Carson was truly an original. He was brillant, funny and devoted to his night show and charitable org. On interviews, he was less tense and very personable. He was very handsome. He did the show 1962-1992 and he was the BEST! ❤❤❤❤

What I would not give to go back to this time or earlier but wirh full knowledge of what would happen to my country. I would have changed it all if possible

A highlight of this series

Happy new years 2025. Good luck to all of us.

I was there right in the middle of all that madness. Best night ever.

Conniving.

She doesnt want to show her true colours. She wanted Elvis. She never knew Vernon at the time. She invited Elvis, Elvis dad, and grandma to her home for dinner. The obvious reason was because she was attracted to Elvis. When she realised she couldnt get Elvis she went for the dad. And its true that Vernon was very very attractive too.

Indeed, it was a Wonderful World! Thankful I was there for it.

5:09 The Year Of The Horse

Chevy chase ❤🎉❤🎉❤

That was such a better age than what we have today.

No m equivoqe 😊😊😊😊😊😊

He tells us a lot about himself, and I can't tell if it's because of Barbara's questions or in spite of them.

Barbara Walters was sexy

Carson was a real prick in his personal life and a nasty drunk. Having said that, NOBODY will ever master late night television the way Carson did. He was the best.

Tom Snyder never knew anything about his guests. He was a buffoon.

I think Flip loved doing drag and he was so good at it !

"From Turner Broadcasting System, this is Superstation WTBS, Atlanta."

3:40. LOL wtf?? She said Paul the director took a chance on Sharon, in the same breath as talking about Paul picking her for Total Recall 2 years earlier? He “took a chance” on someone he just worked with 2 years prior?

😂🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉

This is such an awesome clip. Even the straight laced in charge is rocking out and dancing.

Wasnt Johnstown Jonestown

Jesu Christe'! They are ALL smoking!!!😮

Tom is wearing a "Double Windsor" knot tie.

Tom Snyder smoked like a chimney. Bones was smoking 🚬 too!😢

I met James Doohan at Augusta College, Augusta, GA

Harlan Ellison was a "Perfectionist"- he felt unappreciated. I understand that

HEY! WATCH THE HAIR COMMENT! I had a haircut just like it!- Michael McClary, Professor of Trumpet 🎺, Georgia Perimeter College & GSU❤😂🎉

Dumb questions, IMO

I have the privilege of being friendly with a couple of Trek insiders, and they have told me more than once that Harlan Ellison was considered by most to be a real prick. Watching this (again - I watched it when it first aired) kinda drives that home for me.

Still Going, Long Lasting the Energizer battery keep going and going...

Great story, Ray! Thanks for sharing it, and congratulations to both of you!

😮😂🎉I love this

Congratulations Ray!

I knew that battery was on his back

p3 kills it

Do you have the Broncos-Oilers NBC Game?

That Bob Evans booth needs to be removed and enshrined in the Cuyahoga Community College's Hall of Fame!

0:26 poor Freddie!

Does anyone can upload, when the legendary DC, used to be there in times square new york. I just want the portions from the show please ?. 📼

Star Trek debuted in 1966 & so did I. I have watched those episodes to many times to count & they still hold up. They truly don't make them like this anymore.

Early color television was a much different experience for performers than it is today. Tremendous amounts of light was required, generating much heat and discomfort for the actors. Cameras were big as small automobiles and heavy duty rollers with 1 or 2 technicians pushing were needed for moving them around. Video tape recordings did not exist until 1958 for color, so most of the early programs, if we were lucky to still have them, were preserved by black and white films called kinescopes as color monitors did not photograph well. As technology progressed less light was required and the giant cameras shrunk to a fraction of their original size. As a 13 year old with 14 other 7th graders, I was invited to recite poetry on the only color tv camera available in Reno Nevada in 1969. The camera was a huge hand me down relic that had to be white balanced and calibrated before every broadcast, it required 2 technicians to move and operate, and the amount of light used was blinding and we had to be careful not to look directly at the stage lighting. Amazing to think that I am holding in my hand a cellphone camera that is many times more sensitive and fully automated!