I wish I had lived in a warm, loving and compassionate home such as this. So much luv... So much affection. I'd give anything to be loved and cared for in a dear, sweet FAMILY such as this......Words, just cannot describe. These definitely were SIMPLER times ❣️
They were only simple and perfect on TV. You're romanticizing the era of Cambodian genocide, Ted Bundy luring, raping and killing young girls, and there were riots, drugs, shootings, and loss of employment and lack of basic needs in US and all over the world.
@@SnazzyDetritus that’s true but there’s no time in history that has been ideal. There’s always sadness in the world I doubt that’s ever going to change. ☹️
@@jaydahome-teillarddeyry6200 you must realize that that was exactly my point, along with the fact that romanticizing any time in history arbitrarily is ridiculous for these same reasons.
So did I, it was no love, no mercy, no compassion drugs and severe abuse. But God in his mercy spared me, but when I watch Family I felt so much love and relieve and relaxed you know safe.
Just saw a photo of Kristy and Gary recently on Facebook. They still keep in touch. They were standing holding hands side by side. I had a relationship with my brother the same as Buddy and Willy. Lost my brother in 2022, miss him dearly. He was my best friend. We were 5 years apart.
Same here. I lost my brother 11 years ago February 17th. He was 58 and we were 5 years apart. I know what you're experiencing and I'm sorry for your loss.
@@anthonycaruso3688 Certainly some TV series today are great but there are too many reality shows out now which, IMO, have virtually no entertainment value whatever.
How did we live with no cell phone, no voicemail. I love this show and I get misty eyed missing those times yet grateful we can relive by watching reruns/uploads. Thank you Uploader.😊
We lived well enough, but I would need a cell phone in case my car breaks down on the highway at least. I remember having to walk to the closest exit or hoping a cop would come by.
It was really wonderful to live those days i grew up watching this show i was about 16 ... and yes no cells no phones no internet....these days people don talk no more, dont socialize ,and kids tex in acronyms...3 letters means a phrase 😱😱😱its crazy these days ....I miss this show and those good old days....thank god we can watch something decent without crazy unexpected scenes popping up.😊🙏😊
Aaah, no social media, no cell-phones, and neighbors actually knew and helped you when your parents weren’t home. Lol, my next door neighbor actually told me to go straight inside and do my homework and when she’s through baking cookies she’ll bring me some over, as she knew my mom wasn’t home yet. Also, do not open the door for anyone….With all life’s problems happening even back then along with the good, What a time!
@@rodneysexton1034 me too I love it it's so good I love 💕 and make sure you are bast with the interview review history books documentary about biography book club fun more information about the other TV show on doing live in line life look back at movie made into store story and the best part
This show and the Waltons was my mom's favorite shows. She admired Kate so much. (and she kind of looked like her too : ) This makes me feel like I'm in the 1970's- 1980's again. Boy do I miss her and my dad - and those times : )
She was going good documentary about biography book club fun more information on maze's New look like she feels like history of the day away magic of the same time years before I get back to look back
I absolutely loved this show. They were an awesome family. I know they were on TV but I let myself believe they're really a family. I alway loved family ❤️ shows like this. I actually love the clothes they wore in the 70s.
life was so sweet and slow in the seventies.everyone cared about what really mattered.not alot of flash but substance instead.just the opposite of today.
I'm the opposite - I've seen waaaaaay too much of it. Especially true crime stuff. I was a true crime buff and an armchair detective for decades, not to mention all the nasty things they stream on tv these days. I just decided a year ago that I can't take it anymore, so I come here to UA-cam to watch old shows like this. It's been really good for me - I'm less anxious and worried these days. Calmer and happier. Retro sitcoms and game shows are the best! Don't worry about "worldly" tv... you're not missing anything! It's awful.
I had a girl Crush on Kristy. I was a tomboy and tiny. But the mother . She was my favorite. But I also loved the brother. And I also had a beautiful big sister I couldn’t relate to. The mom was calm and understanding, kept a beautiful house. The house was and still is my ideal home. The dishes the upstairs and downstairs. Loved all of it.
Absolutely loved this show!! I found season 1&2 on dvd at a St.Vincent second hand store a few years ago, love it, have watched it many times. I was a little little kid when it was on but loved Kristy Mc, the dad and brother. So glad to find this as the other seasons aren't available on DVD.
@@brianserpente4366 same time years before New year old girl in her life story ture life movie all day before she gets her first time in years before New year to be there for
My siblings and I, watched every single episode of "Family", back in the 70's. I became infatuated with Kristy McNichol, and I actually met her, in person, six different times. I, bought the complete first season DVD set of "Family", however none of the remaining seasons were ever made available to the public.
I loved this show because it taught so many coping skills that were learned at home. The big learning curve is lost in the shuffle of swipe it on an app. The real has too much makeup on. And some of the newer generation don't know how to communicate verbally. However, I am hopeful.
Yes.. however, in earlier years there was no internet. People who were not educated in medical professions were kept in the dark about most medical information and often didn't know any better. All the "brilliant " parents of this generation have the internet and information at their finger tips.
Used to love this show. Had a HS boyfriend who was the spittin image of this young man too. Everyone saying a toddler with a fever isn't anything - sometimes it can turn into pneumonia or asthma.
Willie is my favorite of the Lawrence children. I don't think of Buddy as a tomboy. She was casual in the way she dressed and laid back in her manner most of the time. But she was fierce when it came to being fair and doing the right thing, not only for others but also for herself.
I like this show this family live in loving, happy and safe environment. In real life families live in not safe environment don't feel loved or protected. I come from broken home. I wish I live in happy, safe environment when I was a child.😍😟
I don't think I watched this show . . . either very much if at all, but I remember the commercials. as I watch more episodes on here, it sure makes me feel like i'm home. haha
thank you, I was too young to understand this show when it first came out but know I love watching it. I'm glad you posted them. I watch your post of Family almost everyday.
Me too! I just BARELY remember this show and my main memory is of the pictures on the piano, and how pretty Meredith Baxter Birney was - both in the opening. I also remember wondering why the blonde tall brother was always cranky. I didn't yet understand sarcasm. I'm so grateful for being a little kid in the 70s and being raised on shows like this.
@@JaneDoe-zr4px Yes that's about how i remember it, I remember my sister who is much older than me and my Mom talking about the episode they where watching and commenting, they liked to watch it, i would for awhile but than as a kid would got distracted with something else in the house, such good times we had a colored tv. that sat on a tv. stand, who has those today. 😊🌼🌸🦋
here it is - the person who doesn't know the meaning of the word "underrated" .... this show was far from underrated - it ran for five seasons to critical acclaim ... "Family was widely acclaimed, with many critics calling it a bright spot of quality in ABC's primetime schedule..." it also won several awards ... "Family was nominated three times for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, in 1977, 1978, and 1980. Three of its stars won acting Emmy Awards" ...
Wow! There was a "brother" Timmy who died in s boating accident. He was older than Buddy, younger than Willie. How sad that "nephew" Timmy is dangerously ill!
tv families are never real. i loved the Waltons for years until i found out the truths about will geer and grandma. lets just say in real life those 2 were the opposite of the characters they played on tv. and heres a note for someone whose child really does have a temp.found out with a digital thermometer .;give them a pedialyte popsicle and put them in a slightly cooler bathtub.than usual.over the age of 2. it worked for my 2 daughters. it will work for your children too.
If my child was in the condition that Timmy is and the nurse said only a few moments please, I’d hate to think what would happen if she said that to me!!!!
Nancy was fine with the lumbar puncture but falls to pieces at the sight of a oxygen tank!? I’m sorry did Nancy and Jeff leave Timmy in the hospital alone so they could celebrate with the family??
I remember first seeing her as Doris Martin's neice April in an episode of the Doris Day Show. In that episode, Meredith thought she was pregnant only to discover that her husband in that episode didn't want the child. Meredith looked so cute in that episode. Long blond hair and glasses.
I wish I had lived in a warm, loving and compassionate home such as this. So much luv... So much affection. I'd give anything to be loved and cared for in a dear, sweet FAMILY such as this......Words, just cannot describe. These definitely were SIMPLER times ❣️
Philly Girl,
How about the "Waltons"?
@@johntexas8417 Them TOO😅💯👍
They were only simple and perfect on TV. You're romanticizing the era of Cambodian genocide, Ted Bundy luring, raping and killing young girls, and there were riots, drugs, shootings, and loss of employment and lack of basic needs in US and all over the world.
@@SnazzyDetritus that’s true but there’s no time in history that has been ideal. There’s always sadness in the world I doubt that’s ever going to change. ☹️
@@jaydahome-teillarddeyry6200 you must realize that that was exactly my point, along with the fact that romanticizing any time in history arbitrarily is ridiculous for these same reasons.
I came from a very, very very abusive family, but I found this it calm my Anxiety,
So did I, it was no love, no mercy, no compassion drugs and severe abuse. But God in his mercy spared me, but when I watch Family I felt so much love and relieve and relaxed you know safe.
Just saw a photo of Kristy and Gary recently on Facebook. They still keep in touch. They were standing holding hands side by side. I had a relationship with my brother the same as Buddy and Willy. Lost my brother in 2022, miss him dearly. He was my best friend. We were 5 years apart.
Same here. I lost my brother 11 years ago February 17th. He was 58 and we were 5 years apart. I know what you're experiencing and I'm sorry for your loss.
Thank you and i am sorry for the loss of your brother. 😢@@dawndellarocco2362
Where was this photo exactly? I never see Gary Frank, seldom Kristy. Thanks
Still love this show. It's so much better than most of the crap on television today.
I totally agree with you !
Yes! : )
👍🏽💯🤗
It’s a great show but the tv today is much better written and not as corny
@@anthonycaruso3688 Certainly some TV series today are great but there are too many reality shows out now which, IMO, have virtually no entertainment value whatever.
I totally agree
We sure had some great TV back in the 70s. If it weren't for the reruns like this i wouldn't have much to watch these days!!
Tiger Lilly very true, I agree
( All in the FAMILY )
WAS THE NAME OF THIS SERIES...
This brings back memories for me. Good ones
You're so right Tiger Lily. I watched this from the beginning when it originally aired. Oh how I miss the 70s...
You're so right about that and I'm glad we can watch these shows on UA-cam. Because some of today's shows are just. Let me put it this way,🤢!!!
How did we live with no cell phone, no voicemail. I love this show and I get misty eyed missing those times yet grateful we can relive by watching reruns/uploads. Thank you Uploader.😊
We lived well enough, but I would need a cell phone in case my car breaks down on the highway at least. I remember having to walk to the closest exit or hoping a cop would come by.
It was really wonderful to live those days i grew up watching this show i was about 16 ... and yes no cells no phones no internet....these days people don talk no more, dont socialize ,and kids tex in acronyms...3 letters means a phrase 😱😱😱its crazy these days ....I miss this show and those good old days....thank god we can watch something decent without crazy unexpected scenes popping up.😊🙏😊
It’s simply called living life simple. No reason to be lazy.
How did we live? We lived happily fulfilled lives. I wouldn't trade those days for all the cell phones in China.
Well said!!..we did good!❤
Aaah, no social media, no cell-phones, and neighbors actually knew and helped you when your parents weren’t home. Lol, my next door neighbor actually told me to go straight inside and do my homework and when she’s through baking cookies she’ll bring me some over, as she knew my mom wasn’t home yet. Also, do not open the door for anyone….With all life’s problems happening even back then along with the good, What a time!
I adored the mother on this show. She was beautiful! Thanks for posting this.
Sada Thompson was her name and yes, she was beautiful
If you're vision impaired, sure.
I think she was beautiful too
I loved her, too. She was classy and beautiful. ♥
I loved this show especially around the holidays. We need this now more than ever.
I agree
Yes we need these shows especially around the holidays
@@gloriamacri5737 Agree
Great show!
@@rodneysexton1034 me too I love it it's so good I love 💕 and make sure you are bast with the interview review history books documentary about biography book club fun more information about the other TV show on doing live in line life look back at movie made into store story and the best part
This show and the Waltons was my mom's favorite shows. She admired Kate so much. (and she kind of looked like her too : ) This makes me feel like I'm in the 1970's- 1980's again. Boy do I miss her and my dad - and those times : )
She was going good documentary about biography book club fun more information on maze's New look like she feels like history of the day away magic of the same time years before I get back to look back
I don't understand what you're trying to say
@@pathayes1043Probably a bot.
My Mom and I would watch Family and The Waltons and make cheese straws together. I do miss those days.
I absolutely loved this show. They were an awesome family. I know they were on TV but I let myself believe they're really a family. I alway loved family ❤️ shows like this. I actually love the clothes they wore in the 70s.
Kristy considered the cas t and crew of Family her second family because they all loved and adored each other!
life was so sweet and slow in the seventies.everyone cared about what really mattered.not alot of flash but substance instead.just the opposite of today.
And most of us could afford a home...😏🙄
Now only the Boomers, the wealthy, the elite.
I'm very careful not to watch too much worldly TV so these old shows are perfect!
Same.
I'm the opposite - I've seen waaaaaay too much of it. Especially true crime stuff. I was a true crime buff and an armchair detective for decades, not to mention all the nasty things they stream on tv these days. I just decided a year ago that I can't take it anymore, so I come here to UA-cam to watch old shows like this. It's been really good for me - I'm less anxious and worried these days. Calmer and happier. Retro sitcoms and game shows are the best! Don't worry about "worldly" tv... you're not missing anything! It's awful.
This was one of my favorite shows. You can’t find shows like this anymore classic. Look how young Meredith Baxter was
I know you can't tv has changed.
Meredith looks like an Angel.
@@lynn1464 TV shows are crude and base and woke now. The worst era I have ever seen.
"Woke"? Oh, for crying out loud.
@@gheller2261Yes, woke, for real.
I never missed this show. It makes me sad that shows like this aren't made anymore. It's great to see them on UA-cam.
I miss the 70s....best time to be a kid!!!!
Elmo Bolan Absolutely right!!
@@lisaryherd4685 Too bad we didn't know how good we had it then when we were kids!
Any time is the best time to be a kid.
It sure was!!!
Yes so true! Even though I didn't think so at the time!
Love their house!
The fact that Kristy had my name although spelled "Leticia" consoled me at the time.....
Thanks so much.I loved this show, so did my friends. Great actors. Mum thought Kate/Sada was so authentic.
I agree the 70s was a great decade loved it
A mixed decade…as are they all.
20:15 Doc: " It's nothing serious. But we put in an IV and we'd like to do a lumbar puncture. "
Well, that sounds serious to me.
When family shows mattered ! Kristy is a awesome lady kind senstive great acting!
That's why she won the Emmy for Best Actress twice!
I LOVE Kristy Mcnichol!!!! Her and Nancy McKeon r the bomb!!!! Love these classy ladies very much!!!!
Same here. I think Kristy is talanted. Nancy McKeon lost her Father and brother last fall. What a double whammy!
@@itsjemmabond That's not why. You're way off.
Why did Willie move home after Lizzie died???!!!
I had a girl Crush on Kristy. I was a tomboy and tiny. But the mother . She was my favorite. But I also loved the brother. And I also had a beautiful big sister I couldn’t relate to. The mom was calm and understanding, kept a beautiful house. The house was and still is my ideal home. The dishes the upstairs and downstairs. Loved all of it.
Absolutely loved this show!! I found season 1&2 on dvd at a St.Vincent second hand store a few years ago, love it, have watched it many times. I was a little little kid when it was on but loved Kristy Mc, the dad and brother. So glad to find this as the other seasons aren't available on DVD.
Excellent find!
I loved this wholesome show growing up in the 70a had seasons 1 and 2 can't find seasons 3 thru 6 anywhere?
@@brianserpente4366 same time years before New year old girl in her life story ture life movie all day before she gets her first time in years before New year to be there for
I was so surprised to find out just yesterday that the father in the show is Matthew Broderick's father!
I always wanted to be in a good safe family Iike this family. I wanted to have parents like on this show
Same here!
I use 2 watch this growing up. This was good tv
Geezus the size of that oxygen tank…looked like a torpedo.
Brilliant.
I had a chance to watch this in Spanish years ago.
Nothing compares to watch it in the original language.
Thank you for posting.
Always loved this show. Thanks
ive forgotten about this show. all great actors
Can you imagine being being a sick 4 year old and opening a present and it is a pen????
🤣😂😂
Wow the DAD was raised like Me. Except one thing we also hugged saying hello and goodbye ( when visiting family) lol
I love this show and I still love John Rubinstein after all these years.
What a beautiful story. Thank you for uploading it.
Just. Want. To. Say. Merry. Christmas. Love. This. Show🎄
Merry Christmas to you too 🎅🎄☃️🔔🥧☕🇺🇸
Dang that oxygen tank was for an elephant
The reality of life is totally different, people, nations are families are separated.
I've been waiting for this!!! Thanks for the upload! You made my day!!
The coffee in those hospital vending machines were horrendous.
Nasty.
My siblings and I, watched every single episode of "Family", back in the 70's. I became infatuated with Kristy McNichol, and I actually met her, in person, six different times. I, bought the complete first season DVD set of "Family", however none of the remaining seasons were ever made available to the public.
I loved this show because it taught so many coping skills that were learned at home. The big learning curve is lost in the shuffle of swipe it on an app. The real has too much makeup on. And some of the newer generation don't know how to communicate verbally. However, I am hopeful.
I love this show!!!! It was so good
It was a great show.
Fever of 106!? She should’ve called the dr at 104 and taken the boy to ER!
Yes.. however, in earlier years there was no internet. People who were not educated in medical professions were kept in the dark about most medical information and often didn't know any better. All the "brilliant " parents of this generation have the internet and information at their finger tips.
Everytime my son got sick he instantly ran 104. It was just him.
@@aliray1868 They should have purchased Medical Books or used the Library.
Seizures at 103+
That doctor was strictly business, and I understand how that's sometimes necessary. Still, I didn't like him.
Willy reminded me of my older brother always indulging me...
Absolutely love this show
Used to love this show. Had a HS boyfriend who was the spittin image of this young man too.
Everyone saying a toddler with a fever isn't anything - sometimes it can turn into pneumonia or asthma.
I’m envious of the idea that a teen in the 70s could buy her brother a Montblanc 149 for a present. Today, Buddy would pay almost $1,000 for one.
They were expensive back then too. Definitely not something a middle-class teen could afford.
Buddy had a generous allowance, it seems.
Kristy was such a super tomboy. Willy is an adorable dork. I had a crush on him when I was little.
Willy was great, still my favorite when I watch these now. Great actor! All the characters were cast well.
Willie is my favorite of the Lawrence children. I don't think of Buddy as a tomboy. She was casual in the way she dressed and laid back in her manner most of the time. But she was fierce when it came to being fair and doing the right thing, not only for others but also for herself.
now you can have a crush on me
I was a tomboy about the same age as she was,pretty cool 👍
I have a crush on Willie now
I like this show this family live in loving, happy and safe environment. In real life families live in not safe environment don't feel loved or protected. I come from broken home. I wish I live in happy, safe environment when I was a child.😍😟
I used to love this show. I was just about Kristy McNichol’s age.
I don't think I watched this show . . . either very much if at all, but I remember the commercials. as I watch more episodes on here, it sure makes me feel like i'm home. haha
Such civilized parents
thank you, I was too young to understand this show when it first came out but know I love watching it. I'm glad you posted them. I watch your post of Family almost everyday.
Me too! I just BARELY remember this show and my main memory is of the pictures on the piano, and how pretty Meredith Baxter Birney was - both in the opening. I also remember wondering why the blonde tall brother was always cranky. I didn't yet understand sarcasm. I'm so grateful for being a little kid in the 70s and being raised on shows like this.
At least you got to watch it, I was too young to stay up, and we didnt get a VCR till the last season.
@@JaneDoe-zr4px Yes that's about how i remember it, I remember my sister who is much older than me and my Mom talking about the episode they where watching and commenting, they liked to watch it, i would for awhile but than as a kid would got distracted with something else in the house, such good times we had a colored tv. that sat on a tv. stand, who has those today. 😊🌼🌸🦋
@@michaelleary9233 it repeated for most of 80s where I lived in the 10am slot on our local fox/independent....I'm guessing it was a cheap buy
@@JaneDoe-zr4px me too, I always remembered the pictures, especially Buddy's...
"You can't kid a kidder, kid." Say that three times fast.
No other program can compare
❤ this show !
Not a perfect family but whose family is? Love, commitment, tradition. Those a few of my farthings about this show.
A baby with a 102 degree temperature!! And there not taking him to the hospital??
According to the doctor, the baby had a fever of 106. That's definitely life threatening.
This show is so underrated! Loved so much! Always looked forward to watching when I was 12
here it is - the person who doesn't know the meaning of the word "underrated" .... this show was far from underrated - it ran for five seasons to critical acclaim ... "Family was widely acclaimed, with many critics calling it a bright spot of quality in ABC's primetime schedule..." it also won several awards ... "Family was nominated three times for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, in 1977, 1978, and 1980. Three of its stars won acting Emmy Awards" ...
Never liked Jeff-so irresponsible
I just love this show. I wish I had watched in the beginning
Nancy lets the phone ring a full 3 times before hanging up.
Especially since Willie told Jeff it wasn't serious when he called. 12:30
Let it ring like 10-12 times before you give up!!!
Thought the same
And nobody cared to ask the doctor why Timmy hasn't grown up in 3 years.
Great show to watch to remanence on what life was like in 1977. The days before phone answering machines and laptops.
*reminisce
@@annehajdu8654 Thanks, I really should review my stuff before i hot the send button.
Wow! There was a "brother" Timmy who died in s boating accident. He was older than Buddy, younger than Willie. How sad that "nephew" Timmy is dangerously ill!
Ahh how I wish I could relive 1977
1977 was the best year to be a teenager. Flattering fashion and the best music of modern times.
Is it me. Or was Timmy a. Baby all 5 years
Christmas they are all home enjoying presents & dinner
Baby Timmys alone in the hospital hmmm
tv families are never real. i loved the Waltons for years until i found out the truths about will geer and grandma. lets just say in real life those 2 were the opposite of the characters they played on tv. and heres a note for someone whose child really does have a temp.found out with a digital thermometer .;give them a pedialyte popsicle and put them in a slightly cooler bathtub.than usual.over the age of 2. it worked for my 2 daughters. it will work for your children too.
I love this show when I was a kid. Mary Baxter Birney and Kristi McNichol was so young.
So were we!
Meredith Tyler Moore was also young back then
@@podiumguy100 Who is Meredith Tyler Moore?
Mary Baxter Birney was Elise Keaton on Family Ties.
@@SunrayStar Ok
Buddy in a leisure suit😂
Weird watching this during the COVID pandemic... just imagine if little Timmy had the ‘Rona.
He'd have better odds of surviving the Rona than the flu
@@XxowendanxX Yes, indeed 🤧🤒😔😯😃👪
It'd be Jeff's fault....
@@danielc1978Everything is Jeff's fault 😂
right..a wee child will be happy to get a pen..lol
I loved growing up in the 70’s, but those situations were a time when a cell phone would have been great.
Thanks for the video!
Baby Timmy would be in his 40s by now. I wonder what ever became of him.
The actor? I have no idea. Given some of the comments regarding his parents, Timmy probably ended up spending decades in therapy.
what a great episode!.
OMG I had forgotten about this .
If my child was in the condition that Timmy is and the nurse said only a few moments please, I’d hate to think what would happen if she said that to me!!!!
She wouldn't have liked the results.
Thanks Again!
👍🏽💯🤗
I can feel all the polyester (born in 1972)
I’m old enough to remember the different types of polyester! Single knit, double knit, Qiana….
So Buddy and Willie gave each other's gifts away? What would a child want with an expensive pen? That was just silly.
I know, very silly.
Children often desire foolish things, like ponies or Lamborghinis.
Loved this show
Thank you so much for posting this
Watching this makes me feel love and safe
Wow, people waited until Christmas Eve to decorate their Christmas tree?
This is one movie, and one family.
We always did that, and Santa 🎅🏼 came and it was a great time in the 60’s and 70’s.
A very old tradition that for most has fallen by the wayside.
My family always did that.
Yep and it was a family affair to do it together! And usually a real/ live tree.
Nancy was fine with the lumbar puncture but falls to pieces at the sight of a oxygen tank!? I’m sorry did Nancy and Jeff leave Timmy in the hospital alone so they could celebrate with the family??
Way, way, way before caller ID times.
Or answering machines
Pains me to know that Meredith Baxter was going through a horror with her RL husband....Thank god, she has found her way since.
"Barb Cieri" I hear that decades later she claimed to be gay.
She still seems lost.
I remember first seeing her as Doris Martin's neice April in an episode of the Doris Day Show. In that episode, Meredith thought she was pregnant only to discover that her husband in that episode didn't want the child. Meredith looked so cute in that episode. Long blond hair and glasses.
No wonder she switched teams
I had a huge crush on David Birney...but i didn't have to live with him lol
I want a coffee pot like theirs.
eBay, Corning Ware, cornflower blue is the pattern
I had sick babies with up 105..and emergency room Dr. said that's not to high for babies.. Lol not my babies!
Wow! Tommy finally talked!😂😂😂
😅. His name was Timmy though.
Some lucky kid will get ---- a pen?😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣!!!!!!!!
I was given an electric typewriter for Christmas around 1973 when I was 14. Great present.
Awesome show
Love when Nancy always does that classic head tilt, eye blink: 3:59
I think I was the same age as Timmy, I was 22 months old.
.....And A Child is Taken Away. (Gulp.) I'm cryin. 😭😭😭😭
Buddy's the only thoughtful one sometimes, not wanting to overly celebrate Christmas while Timmy's in the hospital.
4:27 - 4:33 That was hilarious about the 👔ties,.
🤣😆 •• GIGGLES. •• 🤓🤠
Always loved this family show and Kristi was a awesome lady and actress and found out she s bipolar and is not a star anymore
If he's on oxygen how is he on his stomach? Where is the IV?.