Sad that both of Lou Costello's daughters Patty and Chris are gone!😢 - Correction: I just checked on the internet - Lou Costello's daughters Christine (Chris) Costello and Patricia (Patty) Costello are thankfully still alive - it was Lou Costello's second daughter Carole who died too young in 1987 from a stroke.😢 Lou had 3 daughters not two. I remember reading somewhere that Chris Costello believes that one of Lou's relatives was upset over Lou not lavishing him with gifts and/or bringing him to California when Lou became famous and wealthy and in anger murdered Lou's one year-old son Butch (Lou Costello Jr.) by placing him face down in the swimming pool! Supposedly the LAPD closed down its' investigation into Butch Costello's death in less than 24 hours! No scuff marks were found on the baby's knees which makes it hard to believe that the baby climbed out of it's crib and crawled across the cement patio and fell into the swimming pool!
With all due Respect to Mr Costello it’s been often said that losing a Child is one of the hardest things a Parent can go through i have not experienced that but i am a Father and couldn’t imagine going through that Experience it appears that Lou did the best anyone could expect as a Man,Father,Husband ,and Bread Winner
It's like they took a whole bunch of stories about Lou from different sources and read them one after the other in a monotone voice. A great dis-service to such a great person.
LONG LIVE - LOU COSTELLO - FOREVERMORE - BRAVO AND THANK YOU LOU FOR BRINGING YOUR LOVE AND ARTISTRY TO THIS PLANET , JOE NANIA (A.K.A. HOLLYWOOD JOE )
* By late 1940's/early 1950's A&C replaced Laurel & Hardy as THE leading 2-man movie comedy team BUT were soon over-taken by superstar team Martin & Lewis. 🤡
Love watching Abbot and Castello movies as a kid and watch everyone one of them. I love old movies back then and still do wished to see them again on TV.
Thank you so very much , I Loved him and enjoyed watching This . I was also born and lived in Paterson N.J. , I would often tell people he was from Paterson , we were proud of him , and that he never forgot to speak of our Paterson 🙏🏻♥️✝️💝👏🏻🥹
Here’s to our beloved, funny men , they who make us laugh while they’re sad deep within. We love them so, we laugh well, and hardy while you were always the life of the party. Knowing that the show must go on. Here’s to the mirth, that was given to you at your birth, we laughed at you & with you too, funny how we loved our good times we had with you. 🎭
Thank you for this informative video! I think it's amazing and so rare in Hollywood when family values are cultivated. It refreshing that Lou Costello put family ahead of so many of the vulgar ambitions that have existed in the industry for so long. It's good to know what a great man he was off camera. It's usually the opposite with so many stars.
Good material poorly used. You just slapped it together randomly without considering sequence, which shows your laziness. “She imagines Lou still alive if he had lived a little longer.” Who wrote your script? 😂😂😂😂 You get a 👎
Lou Costello has been (and will always be) a comedy hero to me.... going back to the 1960s. His style of comedy and acting was real and came naturally to him. I was lucky enough to become social media friends with his daughter Christine (Chris) Costello (Featured in this documentary) about 10 years ago who by the way, is one of the most down to Earth, non pretentious people I've ever met. Even sharing rare family photos with me. Abbott and Costello was the best comedy duo to ever perform!
Why are these AI generated videos so *repetitive?* It's monotonous to hear the same thing over and over while the AI just adds new adjectives to the same story again and again.
I agree also I find it sad that these videos about famous people make it sound like this person and family somehow suffered at a deeper level than every family who loses an infant child. And the narrator saying the same phrases over and over.
Very true. Sad these cookie cutter AI videos. Click bait and that is it. Says the same thing over and over and over again. Just different wording. I agree, I stop the video and thumbs down for me.
I was excited to see this but the written narrative is highly repetitive and not well written. I didn't last very long. I stopped when a couple of the teasers were repeated for the third time. I recommend his daughter's book written several years ago. It talks about the death of his son just before Lou had to get on stage for "Who's on First". He (both performers) was brilliant and deserves better from this site. Disappointed.
When they did a This Is Your Life show for Lou, Bud was there and expressed openly that they may have had their differences over the years, but they were always friends. Lou quipped, "I'm just glad one of us didn't sing." The show was done around the time of the tumultuous Martin & Lewis breakup in all of the headlines.
Is this written by AI? Is it edited by throwing in random clips that have nothing to do with the voiceover? This doesn't pay a suitable tribute to Abbot & Costello! A hack job.
What I hate so much of this type of documentary even though it's a mini one You do all the talking and we don't get a chance to hear more than just a few words from the actual entertainer and the individual you're talking about Maybe you could make this a 1 hour and you can do half to talking and let them do the other half This would be much more entertaining and more informative that we actually got to see the real entertainer speak and entertain!
I particularly like this documentary because of all the videos and stills that the producer had put in here. Yep I know the same wording over and over again it's annoying but I guess destruction video gave them the opportunity to put as many video and still clips into this doc. There were a lot of repeat videos who can appreciate those muted colors back in the 40s of Lou and his son and family looking so chipper.. the loss of his son changed so much a haunted him for almost two decades. As a kid I never noticed he was carrying this grief even throughout his TV career.. also I forgot to mention that they both had gambling and tax issues during their career. One thing that was beautiful what's to build a youth center for the kids. I thought it would have been in Paterson, NJ. Didn't realize it was in Los Angeles. Don't know much about LA, but what is a hicktown? I thought you would bring that joy to Patterson. But above all Lou missing his son we do these other things to bring joy to these unprivileged kid's lives. And you can notice in the audience of the TV show that the I think the live audience was mostly kids. Which was a hoot to hear them laughing that's a nice legacy by Lou and Bud
I was born in 1941 and I never got Abbott and Costello's type of humour, I personally found their act frankly unfunny and rather old-fashioned even at the time. I'm not saying Abbott and Costello weren't funny it's only my personal opinion, equally, I'm sure their type of humour was enjoyed by many people, just that I was not one of them. The great thing about nostalgia is that it is in the past, I have great memories of post-war Britain even though much of it was in abject poverty and hunger. I have many happy memories of that time, but I wouldn't like to relive it.
The life & times of our celebrities should be able to be constructed in a start-to-finish format. This is the 2nd video subject I've watched and for a 2nd time I had to stop. Bouncing back & forth with the same images adds 20 unnecessary minutes to this presentation. Too many shortcuts were made. Lou Costello career and values should be celebrated; not sliced & diced in this manner.
I have a VHS tape with them doing who’s on first❣️. Grew up watching them every time they played one on the TV mom. RIP Abbott and Costello. ❣️❣️. 😘❤️👏👏👏
I don't know if it's true and please don't threaten to hurt me, but I've heard that many of their routines, including Who's On First and Susquehanna Hat Company were actually ancient comedy routines that had been kicking around the Burlesque circuits for a century, but they were the first to perform them on radio and in movies and they were able to claim ownership of these routines because most Americans never went to a house of Burlesque and some of these routines were so old they hadn't been performed for a generation by the time A & C adopted them. Frankly, I always thought these routines slowed down the movie and got tiresome. I preferred the short, snappy jokes embedded the dialogue, like when he gives advice to a boy "Never marry a beautiful woman. A beautiful woman might leave you." Boy: "Well an ugly woman could leave you too." Costello: "Yeah, but who cares?"
And who is that beautiful woman always dressed in the finest clothes in that tropics movie.? And she played the grumpy nasty Edna that Lou met thru the lonely hearts club in the fifties TV episode that was a fantastic episode she was so beautiful even though she look like trash. And that divorce/alimony scene with Sydney Fields as lose alleged lawyer. It was horrible for Lou with. Sidney making all these assumptions it was hilarious.
Ten minutes in and I have had fucking enough........how many bloody times can you repeat that same points over and over and over again? I can only assume you are padding the run time of your video to max out ad time/revenue.....
@@maureencrean and sometimes the things you are writting or saying require the word fuck just to emphasize the point being made. Also, some people are strong enought and mature enough to actually say the word fuck let alone hear it without them turning into simpering little snow flakes who at best can only deal with the term f-word.....
@@maureencrean and I can see that you are sadly a fragile little snowdrop flower who can't handle adult language. There are times when using harsh langauge is required to properly emphasize and drive home the point one is trying to deliver, and this POS video is one of them. And judging by the thumbs up my comment got, I am not alone in my thinking. Carry on little snowdrop, I am sure there is a lot more out there on youtube for you to get your knickers in twist over and a satisfy your need to feel outraged.
Click-bait. Very little in this 30 minute video from Lou's daughter. Poorly written script. Worse narrator. Nothing provided here was "untold." Everything here has been well documented for decades. Don't waste your time viewing this.
Poorly written... and very redundant in how the content/script is repeated. If this were edited down to the content only being heard once or twice, the length would be 20 minutes or less. Also the title is pretty "low". Page of Wonder is pulling a "click bait" trip.. as if this title "Lou Costello Died 64 Years Ag, And Now His Daughter Confirms The Rumors"... implies there's something (anything!) that is "shocking". Nothing. The title is click bait. I'd be likely to trust "Page of Wonders". Absolutely pathetic ability to tell the story. (As an example, his son's downing at 1 year old.. "Butch".. is repeated numerous times, and it simply becomes "filler". POOR writing... click bait titling. Thumb down.. and won't be watching this channel again. If "Page of Wonder" WANTS more than 575 subs, they FIRST need to learn how to write!!! Editing is fine.. announcing quality is good, but "CONTENT is king!" (and the content is extremely repetitive).
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After WW 2 the Gentle humour of Laurel & Hardy gave way to the sharp double talk act of Abbott & Costello 😊
Only the good die young applies here big time. What a great man and artist. May he rest in peace. 🙏🏻
Sad that both of Lou Costello's daughters Patty and Chris are gone!😢 - Correction: I just checked on the internet - Lou Costello's daughters Christine (Chris) Costello and Patricia (Patty) Costello are thankfully still alive - it was Lou Costello's second daughter Carole who died too young in 1987 from a stroke.😢 Lou had 3 daughters not two. I remember reading somewhere that Chris Costello believes that one of Lou's relatives was upset over Lou not lavishing him with gifts and/or bringing him to California when Lou became famous and wealthy and in anger murdered Lou's one year-old son Butch (Lou Costello Jr.) by placing him face down in the swimming pool! Supposedly the LAPD closed down its' investigation into Butch Costello's death in less than 24 hours! No scuff marks were found on the baby's knees which makes it hard to believe that the baby climbed out of it's crib and crawled across the cement patio and fell into the swimming pool!
I still can't get enough of Who's on First, and I'm 67. Makes me smile every time.
Just hearing it makes me tired, I can imagine how hard they worked to word it out 😂
With all due Respect to Mr Costello it’s been often said that losing a Child is one of the hardest things a Parent can go through i have not experienced that but i am a Father and couldn’t imagine going through that Experience it appears that Lou did the best anyone could expect as a Man,Father,Husband ,and Bread Winner
Lou Costello, a legendary comic and a fine gentleman! RIP Lou!!!
Abbott and Costello played in reruns in the mid 1960's -- I watched them every Sunday morning before church. Great comedy team.
Not just the 60's. But the 70's as well. which is when I watched them as a boy.
Me too. Used to air all time on weekends in NY/NJ metro area
This guy should be a politician he never gets to the point
🤣🤣🤣🤭
It's like they took a whole bunch of stories about Lou from different sources and read them one after the other in a monotone voice. A great dis-service to such a great person.
I nodded off for a moment and thought I'd accidentally pressed the rewind button
Though he passed 4 years before I was born. I loved watching their movies! and TV show!
well, as a little girl.. I got to see Abbott and Costello in the '90s
I'm 74,and I remember them like it was yesterday.....
LONG LIVE - LOU COSTELLO - FOREVERMORE - BRAVO AND THANK YOU LOU FOR BRINGING YOUR LOVE AND ARTISTRY TO THIS PLANET , JOE NANIA (A.K.A. HOLLYWOOD JOE )
Lou Costello was so funny, I never tire watching him n always LOL, RIP Lou and thank you for the lovely gift of laughter you brought to all of us. ❤
They were more funny than many of today's garbage.
Hold That Ghost is one of the best horror comedies ever! One of my all time favorites!
I can't decide whether Hold That Ghost or the Time of Their Lives is my favorite 😂
OK, Now I've heard you, so now where can I go to hear/see Chris tell about her father...... that's why I came here in the first place!!
They r one of my favorites I still watch them when i can find them to watch for free
Great man and l laughed soo much over the years watching their movies. R.I.P ❤😊😊
Thanks they were one of my dads favorites.
And so became one of us 4 kids too.
Abbott and Costello were fantastic, great movies, and they are even in The Baseball Hall Of Fame.
* By late 1940's/early 1950's A&C replaced Laurel & Hardy as THE leading 2-man movie comedy team BUT were soon over-taken by superstar team Martin & Lewis. 🤡
I didn't know they were in the baseball hall of fame, that's good.
Love watching Abbot and Castello movies as a kid and watch everyone one of them. I love old movies back then and still do wished to see them again on TV.
Robin Williams was the same way . people don’t act like they do TVs and movies when they’re at home.
Thank you so very much , I Loved him and enjoyed watching This . I was also born and lived in Paterson N.J. , I would often tell people he was from Paterson , we were proud of him , and that he never forgot to speak of our Paterson 🙏🏻♥️✝️💝👏🏻🥹
I love their work together
This story could have been told in a much more efficient manner.
Here’s to our beloved, funny men , they who make us laugh while they’re sad deep within. We love them so, we laugh well, and hardy while you were always the life of the party. Knowing that the show must go on. Here’s to the mirth, that was given to you at your birth, we laughed at you & with you too, funny how we loved our good times we had with you. 🎭
You should count how many times you use the word iconic.
It's a new drinking game. Everything he says Iconic we drink.
Love Their Movies!
Thank you for this informative video! I think it's amazing and so rare in Hollywood when family values are cultivated. It refreshing that Lou Costello put family ahead of so many of the vulgar ambitions that have existed in the industry for so long. It's good to know what a great man he was off camera. It's usually the opposite with so many stars.
Loved Lou. Hate the faking with AI. Stop that, please.
I remember watching them when I was younger
Good material poorly used. You just slapped it together randomly without considering sequence, which shows your laziness. “She imagines Lou still alive if he had lived a little longer.” Who wrote your script? 😂😂😂😂 You get a 👎
I always enjoyed "Who's on first" . ❤
Lou Costello has been (and will always be) a comedy hero to me.... going back to the 1960s. His style of comedy and acting was real and came naturally to him. I was lucky enough to become social media friends with his daughter Christine (Chris) Costello (Featured in this documentary) about 10 years ago who by the way, is one of the most down to Earth, non pretentious people I've ever met. Even sharing rare family photos with me. Abbott and Costello was the best comedy duo to ever perform!
LOU COSTELLO, ALONG WITH THE THREE STOOGES, HELPED MAKE MY CHILDHOOD!!! M.O'B
4th always liked these as a kid watching the reruns in the 60's-70's......plus my last name is Costello .....soooo
My favorite slapstick comedy team EVER!!
I remember them watching their comedy shows they were a great comedian back in my youth years in the 50s 😊
Why are these AI generated videos so *repetitive?* It's monotonous to hear the same thing over and over while the AI just adds new adjectives to the same story again and again.
I was about to say the same thing. And to add this is not from Lou’s daughter.!!!
Yes he says 19 foety five weird
True. I'm starting to shut them down early, and giving them the thumbs down.
I agree also I find it sad that these videos about famous people make it sound like this person and family somehow suffered at a deeper level than every family who loses an infant child. And the narrator saying the same phrases over and over.
Very true. Sad these cookie cutter AI videos. Click bait and that is it. Says the same thing over and over and over again. Just different wording. I agree, I stop the video and thumbs down for me.
Absolutely loved their movies back in the sixties when I was a kid, they were the greatest. The government should have given them a break.
Lou Costello died approximately 45 minutes before I was born. I may or may not believe in reincarnation.
Costello was totally talented and did a lot for Paterson NJ!
wondderful slapstick loved these guys...
It mind blowing!!
I’ve lost count of the number of videos that I just delete due to their long monologue.
I was excited to see this but the written narrative is highly repetitive and not well written. I didn't last very long. I stopped when a couple of the teasers were repeated for the third time. I recommend his daughter's book written several years ago. It talks about the death of his son just before Lou had to get on stage for "Who's on First". He (both performers) was brilliant and deserves better from this site. Disappointed.
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@@Pageofwonder-ms7gj I appreciate your response and look forward to future presentations.
@@elizabethrogers8306I think that you were too kind personally
Narrator is annoying.
When they did a This Is Your Life show for Lou, Bud was there and expressed openly that they may have had their differences over the years, but they were always friends.
Lou quipped, "I'm just glad one of us didn't sing."
The show was done around the time of the tumultuous Martin & Lewis breakup in all of the headlines.
Is this written by AI? Is it edited by throwing in random clips that have nothing to do with the voiceover? This doesn't pay a suitable tribute to Abbot & Costello! A hack job.
Groucho Marx said Bud Abbott was the best straight man in the business.
That being said by Groucho Marx, but my interest would be what did Carl Marx say about Abbott? Lol
They had a good number of legendary routines. How's on First, and Lou's math routine will never die.
R.I.P.
His real name was Cristillo. He adopted the name of movie star Doloris Costello, which is an Irish name.
The editing of this video is horrible.
ALWAYS LOVE YOUR SHOW AND YOU AND YOUR LOVING FAMILY
What I hate so much of this type of documentary even though it's a mini one You do all the talking and we don't get a chance to hear more than just a few words from the actual entertainer and the individual you're talking about Maybe you could make this a 1 hour and you can do half to talking and let them do the other half This would be much more entertaining and more informative that we actually got to see the real entertainer speak and entertain!
I agree. I got to 5 minutes and was already tired of it.
Boy these AI narrations are repetitive and annoying. Love these two.
My friends father knew Lou and told me he was a gentleman. To me his timing was equivalent to Stan Laurel.
Bud & Lou Were Comic Geniuses... They Were the Best...! Their Skits are Legendary... & "Who's on First" Was Voted the Funniest Skit Ever Written...!!!
I particularly like this documentary because of all the videos and stills that the producer had put in here. Yep I know the same wording over and over again it's annoying but I guess destruction video gave them the opportunity to put as many video and still clips into this doc. There were a lot of repeat videos who can appreciate those muted colors back in the 40s of Lou and his son and family looking so chipper.. the loss of his son changed so much a haunted him for almost two decades. As a kid I never noticed he was carrying this grief even throughout his TV career.. also I forgot to mention that they both had gambling and tax issues during their career. One thing that was beautiful what's to build a youth center for the kids. I thought it would have been in Paterson, NJ. Didn't realize it was in Los Angeles. Don't know much about LA, but what is a hicktown? I thought you would bring that joy to Patterson. But above all Lou missing his son we do these other things to bring joy to these unprivileged kid's lives. And you can notice in the audience of the TV show that the I think the live audience was mostly kids. Which was a hoot to hear them laughing that's a nice legacy by Lou and Bud
Please get to the point. Never mind I’m out
4:43 - One Night In the Tropics was 1940, not 1944.
I have all of his movies. They barely show more than 7 of his movies. He has over 30 plus .
I use too watch them all the time now I can’t hardly find any of them to watch just the same two jack and the beanstalk and African screams
I was born in 1941 and I never got Abbott and Costello's type of humour, I personally found their act frankly unfunny and rather old-fashioned even at the time. I'm not saying Abbott and Costello weren't funny it's only my personal opinion, equally, I'm sure their type of humour was enjoyed by many people, just that I was not one of them. The great thing about nostalgia is that it is in the past, I have great memories of post-war Britain even though much of it was in abject poverty and hunger. I have many happy memories of that time, but I wouldn't like to relive it.
I remember watching “Hold that ghost “ as a very young kid. We loved it!
Thank you.Really.Thank you.
* I remember Lou's daughter appearing on a prime time TV tribute to her deceased Dad. She had been a talented singer! 😶
o m g -I loved these guys !!!
The life & times of our celebrities should be able to be constructed in a start-to-finish format. This is the 2nd video subject I've watched and for a 2nd time I had to stop. Bouncing back & forth with the same images adds 20 unnecessary minutes to this presentation. Too many shortcuts were made. Lou Costello career and values should be celebrated; not sliced & diced in this manner.
I have a VHS tape with them doing who’s on first❣️. Grew up watching them every time they played one on the TV mom. RIP Abbott and Costello. ❣️❣️. 😘❤️👏👏👏
Interesting but far too stretched out.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind for future videos.
Hey, I was born in Passaic!
Legends simple
Paterson was really vibrant on 9/11.
Yea, those moslem zombies were dancing in the streets. Same in Jersey City.
Love Lou's ❤️ movies
Love Bud Abbott
I don't know if it's true and please don't threaten to hurt me, but I've heard that many of their routines, including Who's On First and Susquehanna Hat Company were actually ancient comedy routines that had been kicking around the Burlesque circuits for a century, but they were the first to perform them on radio and in movies and they were able to claim ownership of these routines because most Americans never went to a house of Burlesque and some of these routines were so old they hadn't been performed for a generation by the time A & C adopted them. Frankly, I always thought these routines slowed down the movie and got tiresome. I preferred the short, snappy jokes embedded the dialogue, like when he gives advice to a boy "Never marry a beautiful woman. A beautiful woman might leave you." Boy: "Well an ugly woman could leave you too." Costello: "Yeah, but who cares?"
This is so repetitive. Saying the same things over and over again, just changing some of the words around.
Abbot and Costello were originals and would never use AI.narrators
If you’re just going to slap together this AI crap. Don’t bother. It’s very annoying.
I can't get enough of the Abbot and Costello movies and Scetchs. Even if they're repetive. Anyone who says different has no sense of Humore.
They were just great.
One Night in the Tropics came out in 1940.
Indian legendary comedian late Rajendra nath idolise Lou Costello throughout his life and i am big Rajendra nath fan.🫡🙏
BEST SHOW EVER
Pure clickbait. Thumbs down this effort.
Showing a lot of Invisible Man and William Frawley there.
And who is that beautiful woman always dressed in the finest clothes in that tropics movie.? And she played the grumpy nasty Edna that Lou met thru the lonely hearts club in the fifties TV episode that was a fantastic episode she was so beautiful even though she look like trash. And that divorce/alimony scene with Sydney Fields as lose alleged lawyer. It was horrible for Lou with. Sidney making all these assumptions it was hilarious.
Now I want to watch their movies. 🍿 The Best of Hollywood
A true Funny man
Ten minutes in and I have had fucking enough........how many bloody times can you repeat that same points over and over and over again? I can only assume you are padding the run time of your video to max out ad time/revenue.....
Some people can not get thru writing or speaking without the f. Word
@@maureencrean and sometimes the things you are writting or saying require the word fuck just to emphasize the point being made.
Also, some people are strong enought and mature enough to actually say the word fuck let alone hear it without them turning into simpering little snow flakes who at best can only deal with the term f-word.....
I can see how mature you are on your response. There are a million other words you can use.
@@maureencrean and I can see that you are sadly a fragile little snowdrop flower who can't handle adult language.
There are times when using harsh langauge is required to properly emphasize and drive home the point one is trying to deliver, and this POS video is one of them. And judging by the thumbs up my comment got, I am not alone in my thinking.
Carry on little snowdrop, I am sure there is a lot more out there on youtube for you to get your knickers in twist over and a satisfy your need to feel outraged.
What a pair ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
❤ Good Decent Comedy, STILL enjoyed to this Day ❤❤🌹💕🫂
His daughter confirms the rumors about his death.
Daughter: Yes, he's dead.
What did Lou die from?
Heart attack
"confirms the rumors" What an sleazy asshole title.
Another presenter who loves the sound of his own voice, shut up!
Click-bait. Very little in this 30 minute video from Lou's daughter. Poorly written script. Worse narrator. Nothing provided here was "untold." Everything here has been well documented for decades. Don't waste your time viewing this.
Whoever wrote this must’ve driven their teachers nuts filling out 1000 word essays.
He is missed and loved..
Poorly written... and very redundant in how the content/script is repeated. If this were edited down to the content only being heard once or twice, the length would be 20 minutes or less. Also the title is pretty "low". Page of Wonder is pulling a "click bait" trip.. as if this title "Lou Costello Died 64 Years Ag, And Now His Daughter Confirms The Rumors"... implies there's something (anything!) that is "shocking". Nothing. The title is click bait. I'd be likely to trust "Page of Wonders". Absolutely pathetic ability to tell the story. (As an example, his son's downing at 1 year old.. "Butch".. is repeated numerous times, and it simply becomes "filler". POOR writing... click bait titling. Thumb down.. and won't be watching this channel again. If "Page of Wonder" WANTS more than 575 subs, they FIRST need to learn how to write!!! Editing is fine.. announcing quality is good, but "CONTENT is king!" (and the content is extremely repetitive).
You really feel those bedtime stories were important.
I remember in the eoghties one our Highschool plays Who on first.
@POW, how about answering these comments?