Show is just too much trying to get success off of Saturnday Night Fever....if it had a different story line, maybe a different area instead of New Jersery(and New York), and more Disco music..it would have been much better. I was really let down by this show. I don't like shows that try to earn a buck off of a trend, that is not represented correctly.
Just a while ago I got such DVDs of such rare classics like: The Immortal (1970-1971) The Young Lawyers (1970-1971) The Magician (1973-1974) Petrocelli (1974-1976) Angie (1979-1980) Best of the West (1981-1982)
I was 7….then when i was 9 and my brother was 10 we saw American Werewolf in London in the theatre in TX. Mom bought tickets and watched something else.
I loved this show when I was 12 years old. The show debuted in early 1979, when Disco's popularity was already waning again. Around the time the show started Paramount tried to squeeze more blood from a stone by re-releasing "Saturday Night Fever" with a PG rating. They used clean footage that was shot because the director John Badham was afraid that the movie would never be aired on tv because of the language and the infamous rape scene. All 3 networks jumped on the bandwagon with NBC airing "Joe And Valerie", ABC with "Makin' It" (the theme song, sung by the show's star David Naughton, got lots of radio play and sold lots of records) and CBS aired "Brooklyn Fever" starring Joseph Cali, who played Joey in "Saturday Night Fever". "Makin' It" was my favorite because I wanted to become an actor because of Greg Antonacci. Oddly enough I wasn't a fan of The Sopranos or Boardwalk Empire so I didn't know that he was on those shows until much later. He also died way too young.
There was also a very violent fight scene with a rival gang, I recall when the movie first got released it was rated R but he changed it so more people would want to see it
I loved Greg too. His 2 Rockford Files' episodes were wonderful, AND very different from each other. He's a total jerk in the first, then basically does comedy in his 2nd, towards the end of the Rockford series. I still can't believe he died. I miss the 70s most of all.
I found Greg Antonacci through Rockford Files, and Loved him all the way! Makes me mad he wasn't more known! He played great Bunglers, AND criminals! The guy was Awesome 70s, plus was in a few Mob things more recently. James Garner brought the world some great people.
Bet I saw most of these episodes when I was 13,at the expense of whatever else was on.Now I can press a few buttons and watch it on a hand-held tv.I've made it to the future.
I hear ya! Now my smart phone can play this on youtube anytime, anywhere. Back in high school 1970's you had 4 channels and you had to watch it when it aired.
GOOD MORNING !!!! oh my i recall watching this, i was in 6th grade living on the beach while my parents were divorcing. NO one had money. my sperm donor tried to burn down the house i grew up in , THANK YOU !!
I LOVE everyone's Jersey accents (writing from Jersey)! The brother, Tony, is a great actor in my opinion. I'm shocked by how inept the father is, I thought the Simpsons was revolutionary in that but he's worse than Homer in a lot of ways! This was a really interesting watch! But...for a disco show, I'm surprised this has no black people so far, and a joke where they're afraid to be seen as LGBT - weren't both those communities integral to disco culture?! Anyway, so cool! Thank you for posting!
I was 5 when this show aired. The only thing I really remember about it was the theme song and the ice cream store. I'm honestly surprised someone actually recorded it. ABC canceled it so fast, I didn't think ANYONE watched it.
The thing about shows with short runs is that it would help first if they can brand a special "Short Run Special" block that highlights these rare shows since unlike music and movies which are not too tough to find unless if they are by some small independent studio, many TV classics still are yet to be discovered.
you usually see stuff like this in occasional film festivials..but Cartoon Network did a compilation series called "Look What We Found" for obscure/very short run toon series..TV land could do a version of that Compilation series
@@Filmation77 Then CN did the same for many of the obscure '70s Hanna-Barbera cartoons, but around a larger block called '70s Super Explosion that ran for four hours every Wednesday night from 1995-96.
“Oh, what am I talking about? It wasn’t a pillow, it was a wall safe!” 13:00 Okay, that was genuinely hilarious So was “Hey, you know what? If we eat this, WE’LL DIE.” 24:00
Gary Prendergast was the dynamic superstar of this series. I wish the stories focused more on him and his life. He could have possibly been involved in some disco spy espionage or maybe an art museum heist/murder of some kind.
8:50 Even if there was no logo after the closing credits, you can tell it's produced by Paramount. Classic sitcom technique-the way one scene switches to the next, a la _The Brady Bunch._
I wish they’d do both a physical and digital release of the series but it probably won’t ever happen. There were only 9 episodes produced, so it would depend on if the other 8 have survived and how much music clearance we’d be talking about. I’d love to be wrong, if they ever do somehow defy the 1 in a million chance and it gets released I’ll definitely buy it!
This episode was aired on March 23rd, 1979 and it was the final episode of the series after 6 weeks since it first aired. back on February 1st, 1979. "Makin' It" was doomed from the get go. I was a wee one when I never heard of this show. Disco was on its last gasp until July 12th, 1979, a rock DJ from Chicago named Steve Dahl from WLUP did an historical event called "Disco Demolition Night" at Komisky Park where they blew up a bunch of disco records, and ended up in a frenzy where they forced the game to be cancelled where the Chicago White Sox was about to play against the Detroit Tigers where they ended in a riot on the field. That brought disco to a complete halt. Music has changed significantly, and New Wave was started to come in, and hip-hop was started to become mainstream. Thanks to Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" which was their very first rap song ever made. If you have not seen it, here it is on that fateful night. ua-cam.com/video/fAJfOcnYYEQ/v-deo.html
This aired March 2, 1979 and it wasn't the final episode of the series, produced or aired. The show didn't even "make it" to March 23, 1979 before it got pulled. As for the rest of that... disco was popular until the next John Travolta musical came out in 1980, and then it was on to the next thing. The show itself was popular for one week until it wound up opposite the noxious "Diff'rent Strokes," which ground it into sparkly disco dust.
Also, many disco artists like KC & The Sunshine Band, Village People and the Bee Gees were suffering in the 80's where their songs started from moderate hits to just plain mediocre duds that America hated and were only slightly more popular in the UK and Australia.
Sadly, shows that less fewer than two seasons (especially sitcoms) don't get greenlighted, though Amazon Prime and other streaming services seem to dump off these short-lived series a bit more often, so there is some hope, but of course, not being rerun since being first aired is another strike against it.
Too bad, this series lasted 6 episodes, and this was basically the last episode of the ill-fated sitcom. "Makin' It" went off to a miserable start. I was still a wee one when I never heard of this show. I was in then little crib when I heard of it, I didn't watched it back then during my early stages.
The credits say "based on a story by Nik Cohn." That story was "Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night," a New York magazine article which inspired the making of "Saturday Night Fever" and, to a lesser extent, this series.
This actually isn’t a very bad show, but I think part of the mistake was labeling it as a sitcom. It has some extra moments of drama and the script is constantly humorous enough you forget there’s an audience laugh track.
General Foods International Coffees!! They kept that same tin for decades, possibly even to this day? I haven’t bought it in years, but those tins were my everything back as a kid
I was eleven when this show came out. Even though disco was already dying, I enjoyed the show. Especially Tony's dance scenes. Are there any more episodes available on YT?
Mrtv1017, well.... YEAH. That was the whole idea. The producers were trying to cash in on the SNF craze. They even got a Travolta (John’s mother Ellen) to be in the cast to help sell the package.
@@homelesshannah50 She is now! (81). She is 13 years older than her $camentology bro, but I thought she looked a lot older than him, so I mistakenly thought she was his ‘ma’.
At this exact time Earth Wind and Fire, Van Halen, James Brown, Judas Priest, AC/DC, Elton John, ELO, Grateful Dead, and others, were Exploding with hit music!
This was GREAT for music for all the acts you mentioned and many more, but also ironically, that turning point marked the death of disco and was the nail in the coffin for the show. Had the show aired a few years prior, it would have been much more successful.
I have a question that nobody has to answer and a comment… First, HOW and WHERE the hell did whoever find this find it!? There were only 9 episodes of this show produced before it got cancelled! It didn’t even get a half season order! It’s an incredibly rare show to come by! While I wish the other 8 episodes were floating around somewhere, I’m extremely grateful even just one episode has survived the little over 40 years now since it aired. You know, this was way better than I thought it would be. Like the first comment said I’d rather watch this than any of the crap on TV now. TV overall isn’t even a pale shadow of what it was during its glory 80’s and 90’s days that’s for damn sure. If they made a fun little show like this now I’d watch it. Another comment saying it’s Happy Days in the 70’s is dead on, that’s exactly what it was. If this one episode was anything to go by the show deserved to do better. Had it come along a few years earlier I think it’d have definitely gotten at least a full season, probably a second. It was produced by Miller-Milkis Productions, the same Miller that went on to produce a lot of the later TGIF hits with Boyett a decade later. I love the theme song for the show too, it’s a good song that I’m shocked speechless got to number 5 on the Billboard charts but I’m truly happy at least the song was very successful!
It did get a half-season order. They made 13. The pilot was thrown out. ABC yanked it mid-run. Wouldn't even show the last 4 episodes after the theme song became a monster hit. (Tony Thomopoulos couldn't have cared less about anything ABC had. The network was, after all, his own personal dating service, nothing more.) I didn't think it was a bad show, but ABC was dead on Fridays and "Diff'rent Strokes" killed it.
Thank you for uploading....I remember this show. It fell because the DISCO fad fell, and ABC was right to give it the ax. If it came out right in 1977, it would have had a 2 year run at least. My Sister Sam..well that still hurts my heart to write about it now. Wasn't so much poor scheduling but the murder of Rebecca as well (I lived just a few blocks from her at the time). David Naughton had good exposure, An American Werewolf was his epic. He was a likable actor, likable in TV product commercials as well. He is STILL working, BTW, he did an appearance on American Horror Story and has a boatload of work still coming out. Great guy.
David Naughton is awesome. The rest of the show not so much. Saturday Night Fever wannabe but missed the mark. Yes, Ellen Travolta is John Travolta's sister.
A person on iOffer has this episode along with the Pilot (the 1st episode of the series), and is asking for $16 for those 2 episodes on a DVD-r if interested...📀😀🎥📼
It seems everyone had New York accents back in the 70s. If you watch Colombo the show is supposed to be in California but all the cops have New York accents 🤔
Long live the 70s! I love how at the end of the program the announcer said “What’s Happening!” is next. Another great 70s TV show.
Even failed sitcoms of yesteryear are better than the popular garbage of the 2000s.
This is true. Too many liberals running Hollywood putting out liberal garbage.
Had this show come out in , say, 1975 or 6 I think it would've been a big hit. The disco backlash was too much to overcome by '79.
Gary Marshall jumped on the Saturday Night Fever train, he even cast Ellen Travolta.
With an assist from Robert Stigwood.
I love how this show was only made because that song is SO DARN CATCHY! This episode was actually really cute. I really like it.
This show is so fab. I wish we still had discos.
Show is just too much trying to get success off of Saturnday Night Fever....if it had a different story line, maybe a different area instead of New Jersery(and New York), and more Disco music..it would have been much better. I was really let down by this show. I don't like shows that try to earn a buck off of a trend, that is not represented correctly.
Classic. David Rocks!
This was my favorite song!! Loved it. Still do
This was the original 70s show.
Thanks for uploading this show, its actually is a nice show. Greg Antonucci (R.I.P.) was a good actor
Long way from Butch DeConcini and Johnny Torrio
@@seanhitchcock5839I like how in this show, he makes his eyes look in the same direction!
I recall watching this, i was in 6th grade living on the beach. NO one had money. Tks for posting
thank you so much.i love these rare gems.................................keep diggin in your vault please
Just a while ago I got such DVDs of such rare classics like:
The Immortal (1970-1971)
The Young Lawyers (1970-1971)
The Magician (1973-1974)
Petrocelli (1974-1976)
Angie (1979-1980)
Best of the West (1981-1982)
Man, this is crazy. I remember watching this show at 6 years old like it was yesterday. Salvage 1 too. That real-time voiceover's a piece of history.
Len Beardsley in the booth at Prospect and Talmadge for the ABC West Coast feed.
I was 7….then when i was 9 and my brother was 10 we saw American Werewolf in London in the theatre in TX. Mom bought tickets and watched something else.
I was 9 and I remember it, I had a crush on David Naugton he went on to be the American Werewolf In London
I rather watch this, then any stupid reality show on today
Hehe
Me too
Ancient twenty year old reality shows I might add.
Me too. Every time.
I like how the two brothers have completely different accents.
Reminds me of the Chapel sisters in Wings.
I remember this show! Thanks for uploading this.
Lawd , I was just singin this out of no where , my kids like what are you singing , a old tv show , then subway lol
It was playing at Wegman’s last Sunday lol...
I loved this show when I was 12 years old. The show debuted in early 1979, when Disco's popularity was already waning again. Around the time the show started Paramount tried to squeeze more blood from a stone by re-releasing "Saturday Night Fever" with a PG rating. They used clean footage that was shot because the director John Badham was afraid that the movie would never be aired on tv because of the language and the infamous rape scene.
All 3 networks jumped on the bandwagon with NBC airing "Joe And Valerie", ABC with "Makin' It" (the theme song, sung by the show's star David Naughton, got lots of radio play and sold lots of records) and CBS aired "Brooklyn Fever" starring Joseph Cali, who played Joey in "Saturday Night Fever".
"Makin' It" was my favorite because I wanted to become an actor because of Greg Antonacci. Oddly enough I wasn't a fan of The Sopranos or Boardwalk Empire so I didn't know that he was on those shows until much later. He also died way too young.
There was also a very violent fight scene with a rival gang, I recall when the movie first got released it was rated R but he changed it so more people would want to see it
You have a good memory! I recall now!
I loved Greg too. His 2 Rockford Files' episodes were wonderful, AND very different from each other. He's a total jerk in the first, then basically does comedy in his 2nd, towards the end of the Rockford series. I still can't believe he died. I miss the 70s most of all.
I found Greg Antonacci through Rockford Files, and Loved him all the way! Makes me mad he wasn't more known! He played great Bunglers, AND criminals! The guy was Awesome 70s, plus was in a few Mob things more recently. James Garner brought the world some great people.
Probably better than anything on television today. I still remember this program
This show blows back then and still blows today.
Quit being a blow hard and raining on our parade man ! This show is outta sight dig ?
I remember this TV show love the commercials way to go!!!!!!! Wish it would play on TV today!!!!!!
As a 6 year old, I liked this show. David Naughton seemed like a great guy for me to annoy .
🌠🌐🕺🏻💃🏼📺The theme of this SHOW is FANTASTIC🕺🏻💃🏼🌐🌐.
Tony is like the Fonz of this show, in fact all the characters seem like slightly altered versions of the ones on Happy Days
KaydeyRai No coincidence. Garry Marshall was one of the creators of the series.
Tony was later on The Sopranos (he's dead now).
@@b.g.5869 And Boardwalk Empire
Nobody locked their doors in the Makin' It universe.
By this time Happy Days was terrible. Amazing it lasted four more years.
Bet I saw most of these episodes when I was 13,at the expense of whatever else was on.Now I can press a few buttons and watch it on a hand-held tv.I've made it to the future.
I hear ya! Now my smart phone can play this on youtube anytime, anywhere. Back in high school 1970's you had 4 channels and you had to watch it when it aired.
You’re Makin’ It !!!
One of the best sitcom episodes of all time.
This show was such a great idea- it was just a couple of years too late.
GOOD MORNING !!!! oh my i recall watching this, i was in 6th grade living on the beach while my parents were divorcing. NO one had money. my sperm donor tried to burn down the house i grew up in , THANK YOU !!
I LOVE everyone's Jersey accents (writing from Jersey)! The brother, Tony, is a great actor in my opinion. I'm shocked by how inept the father is, I thought the Simpsons was revolutionary in that but he's worse than Homer in a lot of ways! This was a really interesting watch! But...for a disco show, I'm surprised this has no black people so far, and a joke where they're afraid to be seen as LGBT - weren't both those communities integral to disco culture?! Anyway, so cool! Thank you for posting!
I was 5 when this show aired. The only thing I really remember about it was the theme song and the ice cream store. I'm honestly surprised someone actually recorded it. ABC canceled it so fast, I didn't think ANYONE watched it.
I sure hope this show would air on Me TV
The thing about shows with short runs is that it would help first if they can brand a special "Short Run Special" block that highlights these rare shows since unlike music and movies which are not too tough to find unless if they are by some small independent studio, many TV classics still are yet to be discovered.
you usually see stuff like this in occasional film festivials..but Cartoon Network did a compilation series called "Look What We Found" for obscure/very short run toon series..TV land could do a version of that Compilation series
@@Filmation77 Then CN did the same for many of the obscure '70s Hanna-Barbera cartoons, but around a larger block called '70s Super Explosion that ran for four hours every Wednesday night from 1995-96.
“Oh, what am I talking about? It wasn’t a pillow, it was a wall safe!” 13:00
Okay, that was genuinely hilarious
So was “Hey, you know what? If we eat this, WE’LL DIE.” 24:00
Agreed LOL the last line came out of nowhere HAHAHAH
Loved this show!
Gary Prendergast was the dynamic superstar of this series. I wish the stories focused more on him and his life. He could have possibly been involved in some disco spy espionage or maybe an art museum heist/murder of some kind.
From a time when watching tv was fun.
David, David, David 😻
8:50 Even if there was no logo after the closing credits, you can tell it's produced by Paramount. Classic sitcom technique-the way one scene switches to the next, a la _The Brady Bunch._
Go to 24:46
Thanks for sharing this ! I remember watching the show. The series didn't last long and that was a shame
Hopefully you can upload more of the series
I’d love that, I’m just not sure where the hell you’d even find the other 8 episodes at this point!
More episodes please!
What a great sitcom and what a theme! There is even Hector from Laverne and Shirley ;P It's a pity, there is no DVD released.
I wish they’d do both a physical and digital release of the series but it probably won’t ever happen. There were only 9 episodes produced, so it would depend on if the other 8 have survived and how much music clearance we’d be talking about. I’d love to be wrong, if they ever do somehow defy the 1 in a million chance and it gets released I’ll definitely buy it!
This episode was aired on March 23rd, 1979 and it was the final episode of the series after 6 weeks since it first aired. back on February 1st, 1979. "Makin' It" was doomed from the get go. I was a wee one when I never heard of this show. Disco was on its last gasp until July 12th, 1979, a rock DJ from Chicago named Steve Dahl from WLUP did an historical event called "Disco Demolition Night" at Komisky Park where they blew up a bunch of disco records, and ended up in a frenzy where they forced the game to be cancelled where the Chicago White Sox was about to play against the Detroit Tigers where they ended in a riot on the field. That brought disco to a complete halt. Music has changed significantly, and New Wave was started to come in, and hip-hop was started to become mainstream. Thanks to Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" which was their very first rap song ever made. If you have not seen it, here it is on that fateful night.
ua-cam.com/video/fAJfOcnYYEQ/v-deo.html
This aired March 2, 1979 and it wasn't the final episode of the series, produced or aired. The show didn't even "make it" to March 23, 1979 before it got pulled. As for the rest of that... disco was popular until the next John Travolta musical came out in 1980, and then it was on to the next thing. The show itself was popular for one week until it wound up opposite the noxious "Diff'rent Strokes," which ground it into sparkly disco dust.
Also, many disco artists like KC & The Sunshine Band, Village People and the Bee Gees were suffering in the 80's where their songs started from moderate hits to just plain mediocre duds that America hated and were only slightly more popular in the UK and Australia.
@@josephrowe849 I remember the Village People tried to change their look and sound but they fell flat with that shit
I remember watching this show..
*...Why did the father think the worse of him, was it past experience?*
I sure wish this show would be on DVD
Sadly, shows that less fewer than two seasons (especially sitcoms) don't get greenlighted, though Amazon Prime and other streaming services seem to dump off these short-lived series a bit more often, so there is some hope, but of course, not being rerun since being first aired is another strike against it.
Too bad, this series lasted 6 episodes, and this was basically the last episode of the ill-fated sitcom. "Makin' It" went off to a miserable start. I was still a wee one when I never heard of this show. I was in then little crib when I heard of it, I didn't watched it back then during my early stages.
This is actually a pretty well written show. It’s a shame it didn’t last.
Never seen this on Antenna tv. Very disco !!!
what's antenna tv?
@@ornamentalyouthit's a TV network that show old sitcoms
I'm a Pepper, she's a Pepper, he's a Pepper wouldn't you like to be a Pepper too?
Great theme!!
Who knew Greg would do such amazing work on the Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire
I just realized it was the same guy. Wow.
Starring Mr. "I'm a Pepper, he's a Pepper, we're a Pepper", etc.
The credits say "based on a story by Nik Cohn." That story was "Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night," a New York magazine article which inspired the making of "Saturday Night Fever" and, to a lesser extent, this series.
This actually isn’t a very bad show, but I think part of the mistake was labeling it as a sitcom. It has some extra moments of drama and the script is constantly humorous enough you forget there’s an audience laugh track.
Bascially the 'Happy Days' formula in a late '70s setting. Shame it only lasted a short while!
actually more like saturday night fever 1977 the sitcom
@@Kamandi1971 Yeah, a bunch of guys who hang out at a disco....this show even had a Travolta in it (Ellen, John's sister)
General Foods International Coffees!! They kept that same tin for decades, possibly even to this day? I haven’t bought it in years, but those tins were my everything back as a kid
Yeah but now they’re plastic.
@@cellytron Yeah, I was gonna reply the same, but I guess you went ahead and replied to yourself. Which kinda takes lonely to a new level.
Seriously, don't kill yourself. Things will get better.
I was eleven when this show came out. Even though disco was already dying, I enjoyed the show. Especially Tony's dance scenes. Are there any more episodes available on YT?
Thanks for upload!!
this show reminds me of the movie Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta
Mrtv1017, well.... YEAH. That was the whole idea. The producers were trying to cash in on the SNF craze. They even got a Travolta (John’s mother Ellen) to be in the cast to help sell the package.
EVEN HAS a S.Night Fev. poster on the wall 14:39
Nothing gets by this guy!
@@mattkaustickomments She's his SISTER not his mom! Geez she ain't that old
@@homelesshannah50 She is now! (81). She is 13 years older than her $camentology bro, but I thought she looked a lot older than him, so I mistakenly thought she was his ‘ma’.
At this exact time Earth Wind and Fire, Van Halen, James Brown, Judas Priest, AC/DC, Elton John, ELO, Grateful Dead, and others, were Exploding with hit music!
This was GREAT for music for all the acts you mentioned and many more, but also ironically, that turning point marked the death of disco and was the nail in the coffin for the show. Had the show aired a few years prior, it would have been much more successful.
Guess what? This show didn’t make it because it wasn’t a big success. This should’ve been a success!
It died as soon as the disco era. 9 whole episodes. lol
I get that they based Tony on the character in Saturday Night Fever but he looks like Luke Spencer from General Hospital
Billy is supposed to be the John Travolta type character but for some reason they gave his brother the same name as the title character in SNF
EVEN HAS .a S.Night Fev. poster on the wall 14:39
Ellen Travolta is Hometown in New Jersey
I have a question that nobody has to answer and a comment… First, HOW and WHERE the hell did whoever find this find it!? There were only 9 episodes of this show produced before it got cancelled! It didn’t even get a half season order! It’s an incredibly rare show to come by! While I wish the other 8 episodes were floating around somewhere, I’m extremely grateful even just one episode has survived the little over 40 years now since it aired. You know, this was way better than I thought it would be. Like the first comment said I’d rather watch this than any of the crap on TV now. TV overall isn’t even a pale shadow of what it was during its glory 80’s and 90’s days that’s for damn sure. If they made a fun little show like this now I’d watch it. Another comment saying it’s Happy Days in the 70’s is dead on, that’s exactly what it was. If this one episode was anything to go by the show deserved to do better. Had it come along a few years earlier I think it’d have definitely gotten at least a full season, probably a second. It was produced by Miller-Milkis Productions, the same Miller that went on to produce a lot of the later TGIF hits with Boyett a decade later. I love the theme song for the show too, it’s a good song that I’m shocked speechless got to number 5 on the Billboard charts but I’m truly happy at least the song was very successful!
It did get a half-season order. They made 13. The pilot was thrown out. ABC yanked it mid-run. Wouldn't even show the last 4 episodes after the theme song became a monster hit. (Tony Thomopoulos couldn't have cared less about anything ABC had. The network was, after all, his own personal dating service, nothing more.) I didn't think it was a bad show, but ABC was dead on Fridays and "Diff'rent Strokes" killed it.
Don't forget about Antenna TV as well and Decades also perhaps if we all started a write in campaign about this show who knows?????????????
ha ha sad to say i remember that when it was first shown : )
They quality of this is about what they would have run during intermission at a 42nd street peep show.
David also came out in american werewolf in London
Lmfao not one made it past d list if that.
Wow i now watched it. Terrible would be a upgrade.
I remember watching all the seasons of the on tv. ..
The show lasted just half a season, about as long as many small town discos did in '79.
@@pannoni8449 and they don't have any on dvd's. ..
I came here after finding out Greg Antonacci, who played Butch De Concini in The Sopranos, was in this show.
Episode written by Howie Mandel!
To Renzocasablanca - the woman in the poster is Linda Ronstad.
This came out when America was ready for Disco Demolition, bad timing.
David Naughton's only starring Sitcom role. I felt pretty bad for him because ABC didn't even give this show a chance.
Veston Bruno
John Landis gave him a chance.
He did co-star on "My Sister Sam," with Pam Dawber, which was a hit its first year, and then the victim of poor scheduling its second
Thank you for uploading....I remember this show. It fell because the DISCO fad fell, and ABC was right to give it the ax. If it came out right in 1977, it would have had a 2 year run at least. My Sister Sam..well that still hurts my heart to write about it now. Wasn't so much poor scheduling but the murder of Rebecca as well (I lived just a few blocks from her at the time). David Naughton had good exposure, An American Werewolf was his epic. He was a likable actor, likable in TV product commercials as well. He is STILL working, BTW, he did an appearance on American Horror Story and has a boatload of work still coming out. Great guy.
I never saw this show....wow!!!
Mandi7882 I agree ! If this show came out in 76 ,77 it would've lasted at least 3 years. Too bad . I still love the intro .
David Naughton was on My Sister Sam too
According to Greg Antonacci's Wiki profile, he died just four days ago, but gave no cause of death...and there's literally nothing anywhere on this.
I had no idea he was married to, albeit short lived, to Annie Potts.
www.findagrave.com/memorial/188292149/gregory-gerald-antonacci
...Lots of family pics here & tributes. www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/massapequa-ny/gregory-antonacci-7568762
If he had died after 2021 we'd all be thinking the same thing.
David Naughton is awesome. The rest of the show not so much. Saturday Night Fever wannabe but missed the mark. Yes, Ellen Travolta is John Travolta's sister.
denise aslo went on to do archie bunkers place
0:26 Rebecca Balding 1948-2022 RIP 😢
Oh no! What happened. I loved her!!
@@Mister_Listenershe sadly passed away from ovarian cancer
@@erinmefford8041 thanks for the info. Sad hugs.
it's actually kinda funny
Now in it's 25th season. Don't miss Saturday night fever 7
you know Ellen does have a strong resemblance to his brother John
Yikes I'm not surprised this got canceled.
So true. Back then after the success of Saturday Night Fever, EVERYTHING was disco themed. I loved the theme song
I wish I had been born ten or 15 years earlier. This came on when I was four. I didn't watch it.
“TV Guide’s 40th WORST television show of all time.”
Travolta!!! ...oh wait....Ellen Travolta?
please poste more episodes if you have any ? thank you
Thank you for posting this; it was amazing to see. Where can I watch the rest?
This is the only episode I have (and possibly others, too.)
A person on iOffer has this episode along with the Pilot (the 1st episode of the series), and is asking for $16 for those 2 episodes on a DVD-r if interested...📀😀🎥📼
Can You Upload Roc-Pilot (Episode 1) Please?
Are there any other episodes of this available?
It seems everyone had New York accents back in the 70s. If you watch Colombo the show is supposed to be in California but all the cops have New York accents 🤔
I have a New York accent just from living in this era and I live in the PNW!
An American Werewolf In London
denise miller was hot in the late 70s, this show and movie with Rex Smith also on Archie's Place as Bunkers niece at his bar
Who still watching in 2021? Just kidding. It's actually 2024 and the answer is still nobody.
Ok. This isnt that bad of a show
I’ve seen or heard of this show before...
do u have all 9 episodes?
No more Butchie, no more of this...
I would have liked it