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Thanks for posting this, great channel. C&TM was a Sanford & Son clone that could never match the OG

I was 12 years old, this brings back childhood memories. I miss them.

Democrats running the old west town

Sic transit gloria mundi is a Latin phrase that means "Thus passes the worldly glory."

David Jensen A Fugitive In A Richard Diamond Episode

Wow! This is a very early screen appearance by Adrien Brody (as Lenny McGuire). ❤

Quirky coffee commercials.

"1/2 hour and we're gonna drill her, butt good"

I was 15 ! 💖Happier times with better quality of life🤔

Much safer, better days! 💗

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The sheriff is hilarious😅

It would take a Texan to smoke them dang viceroy's.

THAT SHORT-LIVED TV COP SHOW WAS A BIG HIT, ESPECIALLY WITH THE ENDING OF JACK WEBB'S MARK VII LIMITED AND UNIVERSAL TELEVISION TO CLOSE IT OUT. ANYWAY TO PUT THIS CLASSIC TV COP SHOW, "CHASE" ON DVD IN THE FUTURE BY ANY CHANCE? I REALLY WANT TO SEE THIS BEFORE MY TIME COMES TO THE END. THANK YOO VERY MUCH FOR SHOWING THAT EPISODE ON YOU TUBE.

I was 5 and loved the show. Thought Freddie Prinze was cool(cooler than Fonzie). One day my Father told me the show wouldn't be on anymore because Freddie Prinze shot himself. I was heartbroken and horrified. Could imagine why anyone would do that. A week later i put on the t.v. and was so relieved to see the show back on. Freddie WASN'T dead!!!! It was a mistake. I yelled down the stairs to my Father that Chico is alive. He gently explained that the shows were taped and that he did die and there would be no more shows in a few weeks.

I remember this show back in '75. When I was a young teenager I thought it was funny. The idea for a comedy series about Robin Hood is great. However, the show itself was terrible. Tastes can change after 49 years. 😊 Recently I've watched a few episides on UA-cam, including this one. The best part of this particular episode was the opening credits and the commercial for National Review magazine!

The Angel Show The Smothers Brothers were not fans.Alvy Moore was smartass version of Hank Kimball.

The man Dabney Coleman puts his arm around at 0:46 was the actual mayor of Buffalo, NY at that time James Griffin who became the longest-serving mayor of Buffalo (1978-1993). The media in Buffalo at that time spent a lot of effort to promote "Buffalo Bill" because the show promoted the city in a positive light

Way back when cigarette advertising was accepted

Holy sh*t. I looked for this show everywhere online a few years back and couldn't find it. I am glad to see someone put it on here. I am also glad seeing channels like antenna tv, rewind tv and people on here having shows that I enjoyed when I was a kid.

Early Sling Shot Pistol. Nice

The man "Bill" has his arm around at 0:46 was the actual mayor of Buffalo, NY at that time-James D. Griffin who served as mayor from 1978-1993.

During this time, NBCs head of entertainment, the late Brandon Tartikoff admitted that the biggest regret of his career was canceling Buffalo Bill.

NBC head of entertainment the late Brandon Tartikoff said the biggest regret he had in his career was canceling Buffalo Bill. He said that Dabney Coleman's character (Bill Bittinger) was so obnoxious and detestable he didn't think the audience would like to watch it.

42:10 Sandra Bullock in one of her very early roles!

I love these, and the Eve Arden Show. Is there a complete set or are some lost?

Tobeys ma

What 4th season episodes of chico and the man does raul garcia played by Gabriel melgar run away to mexico?

Good show.

I turned 9 years old in 1955😊

Jealous of Anjanette Comer in this ep. 🫠

Thank you!! I love 90s true crime just about more than everything!

Great stuff. Rod Serling is a genius. So antiwar and antimilitary especially given it's 1965.

This is probably the last game show that announcer Johnny Jacobs did before his death.

When I was a kid in the 1970's, my family moved from Colorado to Missouri. I got to meet my new Elementary Principal. She said her name was Mrs Brooks, just like the TV show. I had no clue what she was talking about. I only knew Gilligan's Island and the Brady Bunch. Throughout my life I have heard references to this show. Today I was watching an Elinor Donahue interview and she mentioned the show again. I'm 58 years old., and decided I was going to finally watch an episode to see what this show is about. Today was the day and this video was the episode. 1955 is when my dad graduated HS so this is more from his era. I can now say I've seen the show.

Do you have the episode with Lon Chaney Jr?

I loved this show.

Difference. Difference. Difference.

THOUGH BENDIX did finally reprise the radio series on TV, the ABSENCE of Digby (Digger) O'Dell, the Friendly Undertaker due to the RED SCARE and JOHN BROWN, ruined the bright sheen that the RADIO version had enjoyed for years! ♥

I was very ill when I was about 12 and the doctor said I had to be in bed by 8:00...The Our Miss Brooks film was playing that night on TV and I begged my parents to stay up one more hour. I loved her so much...and still do! ❤

Stay tuned for High Rollers next on NBC

Enjoyed that program.

Another show that was worse with a laff-track. It just steps on lines, and also seems inappropriate on some emotional parts.

I can't say the public was wrong. Bill Bittinger was a completely awful character. It is pretty funny, great acting performances, but his schtick just gets repetitive.

I forgot that Geena Davis was the young PA! Man, did I fall for her in the '80's.

The con game is excellent in America.

The usual stereotypical punitive plot from that era about women working outside the home.

This is a great show... Jack Albertson and Freddie prinze has really good chemistry together.. if Jack Albertson was never chosen for the lead I could easily picture Eddie Albert as the second choice

Shirley Temple played Corliss Archer in the earlier films - Kiss and Tell in 1945 and A Kiss For Corliss aka Almost A Bride in 1949.

Gazzara nails it at 16 mins. All we need in this world is a little common sense. Some people believe there is some good everybody. I say, they haven't met everybody.