I somehow missed all these all my life, even though they literally aired during my first 25 years on the planet. That said, l think l appreciate them far more having found them now. These shows are truly a blessing in a much harsher world and they remind me of the values that many of us have lost.
These are all just as amazing as watching old episodes of shows like "The Twilight Zone" and wondering why television like that isn't made anymore. Incredible writing, incredible performances, incredible and timeless messages every bit as powerful today as then.
She was practically "De rigueuer" as a guest star in the genre of '70s Cop Shows. "Cannon" "Hawaii 5-0" "Barnaby Jones" "Streets Of San Francisco" and on and on. Glad to hear that she is doing well and enjoying her retirement. GO HEAD ON GIRL!
I watched these in "religion class" back in high school during the 70's...I've always wanted to find them online but couldn't till now. Thanks for posting...
The Catholic School I went to for my freshman year had this show on VHS format in their media room where I worked part-time. I think it was only meant for viewing by the Seniors though.
I think I once read (I can't remember the source) that some of the episodes of Insight were filmed at Metromedia in Los Angeles, the same studio where many network series of the day were filmed. If that was the case, it may account for the similar appearance of the sets. A low-budget production such as Insight may very well have borrowed pre-existing items.
I would think that Insight had to be filmed on "off months" - that's why they got stars like Ed Asner and such . I think by April or May all network TV shows call it quits till the fall . Not sure how they can dis assemble the SETS though. How guarded were they when the show took off for the summer ? @@billmooney3033
I somehow missed all these all my life, even though they literally aired during my first 25 years on the planet. That said, l think l appreciate them far more having found them now. These shows are truly a blessing in a much harsher world and they remind me of the values that many of us have lost.
These are all just as amazing as watching old episodes of shows like "The Twilight Zone" and wondering why television like that isn't made anymore.
Incredible writing, incredible performances, incredible and timeless messages every bit as powerful today as then.
Thank you for watching!
“Insight” is like the “Twilight Zone” Anthology series for Religion!
Growing up in the 70s all my friends loved blondes like Goldie Hawn Farrah fawcett but I think lee Purcell was gorgeous.
Lee is dear Facebook friend of mine, she’s such a sweet lady!
She was practically "De rigueuer" as a guest star in the genre of '70s Cop Shows. "Cannon" "Hawaii 5-0" "Barnaby Jones" "Streets Of San Francisco" and on and on.
Glad to hear that she is doing well and enjoying her retirement.
GO HEAD ON GIRL!
Her FUNNIEST ROLE is in Linda Blair's OPUS "Summer of Fear" ! 1978. @@kidmack3556
Her HIGH point was Summer of Fear , 1978 w/ Linda Blair. LOL. Not sure if it was a comedy or not. @@kidmack3556
I watched these in "religion class" back in high school during the 70's...I've always wanted to find them online but couldn't till now. Thanks for posting...
Blanch....well, on Maude first. I love these insights.
The Catholic School I went to for my freshman year had this show on VHS format in their media room where I worked part-time. I think it was only meant for viewing by the Seniors though.
Rue McClananhan. Famous for one of the 'Golden Girls'.
and it looks like Archie Bunker's house.
@@Behaviordoc2 In fact, this episode was shot at CBS Television City, too.
Maude's crony, Vivian
And the apartment from One Day at a Time !! @@Behaviordoc2
Parts of these sets look like they are from All in the Family and One Day at a Time ! Am I imagining this ????????
I think I once read (I can't remember the source) that some of the episodes of Insight were filmed at Metromedia in Los Angeles, the same studio where many network series of the day were filmed. If that was the case, it may account for the similar appearance of the sets. A low-budget production such as Insight may very well have borrowed pre-existing items.
I would think that Insight had to be filmed on "off months" - that's why they got stars like Ed Asner and such . I think by April or May all network TV shows call it quits till the fall . Not sure how they can dis assemble the SETS though. How guarded were they when the show took off for the summer ? @@billmooney3033
19:02 Lee Purcell looked beautiful in this series
Lee is still as gorgeous as ever.
Thanks for uploading this.
Very human, we all have or can relate to these feelings.. Beautifully written plays wonderfully brought to life
Thank you for uploading!
Great show. Thanks for posting it!
I love this stuff
They all need Jesus.
This set looks like the Bunker house on All in the Family.
And the apartment from One day at a Time !!
@@LannieLord l think they repurposed a lot of sets back in the day. And l do believe Paulist productions used CBS Television City in Hollywood.
Is that Clark Griswolds Dad from Christmas vacation?
It is, John Randolph, character actor extraordinaire.
Blanche!!!!
No excuse for this woman's behavior.. a child, a big child and yes shameful.