That was truly a different time! Now we're told to "Ask your doctor" for pills. Also, I think that's Captain Kangaroo at the end of the spot. Yes, I'm THAT old!!
5:36 Ah yes! Rod Serling's Night Gallery! His '70s anthology series. He got an Emmy nomination for the 1970 episode "They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar" and was his second favorite work next to his 1962 movie Requiem for a Heavyweight. He was railroaded on that series by producers - choking his creativity - and it was cancelled after three seasons in 1973. He passed away in 1975. :(
Holy crap, channel 44....on the antenna TV. Those were the days. They were great
Channel 44 was my go to station back in the day. I miss those times.
I remember the night gallery on TV 44.. Thanks for sharing..
Damn it's because of this intro, I love smooth jazz
Great show.thank you.
That was truly a different time! Now we're told to "Ask your doctor" for pills. Also, I think that's Captain Kangaroo at the end of the spot. Yes, I'm THAT old!!
You are NOT alone. I miss this show so much
48 now. Yup that was him.
I once said no to pills once, makes me proud I did not do that. PSA was great
5:36 Ah yes! Rod Serling's Night Gallery! His '70s anthology series. He got an Emmy nomination for the 1970 episode "They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar" and was his second favorite work next to his 1962 movie Requiem for a Heavyweight. He was railroaded on that series by producers - choking his creativity - and it was cancelled after three seasons in 1973. He passed away in 1975. :(
Great theme.
KBHK 44 Too Close For comfort Intro and More- YOU Tube
I wonder if anyone has a dvd qualty version of the intro,? this isn't bad though
This Was My Channel
Original vintage is best! They dont make shows like THIS anymore! Dont change a thing!
Wow, didn't know TCFC had a version of the intro without the chair flip. Glad they deleted it, it's one of the deadliest stunts ever performed
Stomach pumped followed by slime! Ha!
This show made absolutely NO sense!
how that? it was family living togeher under on roof