Thank you for what you and your team have done here, Mr. Quigley. I grew up on Insight. It came on super early Sat or Sun morning around 1970. It helped me make sense of the world. Remarkably consistent for an anthology series on a budget. Many of the episodes stay with me to this day. I'll never forget how moved I was when I when first saw one in particular, "Five Without Faces", at 10 or 11 years old. '71 or '72. After they cancelled the show, I spent decades searching for episodes. Paid a king's ransom more than once for poor quality VHS copies when I ran across them. This is a real treasure. Father Keiser would surely be grateful to you. I hope you know you all made a lot of people happy.
Thank you Mark Quigley! UCLA Library Film & Television Archive is accomplishing amazing work preserving so much iconic television programming, making it available to new generations. I'm convinced artists as well as (young and mature) audiences appreciate the profound effort undertaken. Insight was among my favorite programs, offering more than entertainment. Moral questions are on-going. I've long had an appreciation for history, been to many an archive for family history research. It's in sync with my CSUN college studies - I gave a presentation on Moral Development; the Creative Writing text used by my English Professor, was in fact "Moral Imperatives". I noticed the Archive appears to have expanded and has a satellite location in Santa Clarita. That is very good news. Continued success. You do important work in the name of conservation and preservation. Notably with regard to Insight and UA-cam, not so that restored programs are securely hidden, but viewed, revisited decades later, which is to be applauded.
I first got on the Internet in 1996 & would occasionally search for INSIGHT. Someone's blog or a comment on IMDB would mention it. The Paulist Productions site would discuss it & then not as much. Amazon had VHS episodes available, then not. An episode would show up on the fledgling UA-cam, then poof! Then Hallelujah, one sweet day, the long elusive show I had watched late Sunday nights as a pre-teen & on began to appear on this Channel. INSIGHT was becoming available again... FOR FREE! Thank you! The episode that grabbed me "The Death of Superman". The haunting xylophone with woodcuts of souls in anquish being the opening credits- grabbed the classic horror fan that I've also been all my life, One other thing- INSIGHT made anothe impression on me, along with Bishop Fulton Sheen & the 1952 Fatima movie, all those combined assisted me in eventually, after decades, joining the Catholic Church in 2019.
@@earlsmith7428 @Marcus J. Wilson Unfortunately, the economics of DVD publishing don't work out--hence our UA-cam strategy! But thank you for your interest!
@@earlsmith7428 Your wish is our command! www.amazon.com/Insight-Hollywood-Groundbreaking-Contribution-Television/dp/1629339024/ref=sr_1_1?crid=TMKH5UYUUWXY&keywords=insight+mark+villano&qid=1663000168&sprefix=insight+mark+villano%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-1
Thank you, Mark Quigley, for all of your efforts which were surely a labor of love. Thanks to you and the good folks of Paulist Productions, the most influential television series of my childhood has been brought back from near-oblivion to enjoy a second wind of popularity which may possibly surpass the level of popularity it enjoyed in its heyday. Words cannot express my gratitude and that of the entire Insight fandom.
Mark, thank you so much for preserving this classic. And making so many episodes available to us. Every so often, I'd check UA-cam to see if ANY episodes had been uploaded. None ever were. Then one day, a windfall! Often in situations like this, people will exaggerate and say "You're doing God's work," but here it's actually true, in a sense!
*Thank you so much!* The show is a treasure. We really are better for having for these programs about humans, morality, choices and our relationship with God.
Echoing other's words - Thank you! Insight aired early Sunday morning during my childhood, and I always enjoyed watching it when I awoke early enough to do so. I've watched some of my past favorites here, again, and for whatever you and others did to preserve those, may God bless you.
Bless you and thank you. When I was a little boy, I remember watching Insight on ABC in New York and for years wondered what happened to the show! I am over 50 now. Way to go for creating a wonderful show. I can't wait to watch the episodes!!!
Thank you so much Mark Quigley! Insight was a part of my life. Even us TV nerds at UC Santa Cruz in the early 80s never missed the last few produced episodes on a Sunday night.
Thank you so much for your work! Insight is such an absolutely incredible program and to think these episodes may have been lost forever were it not for your valiant efforts. Now Insight is serving a whole new generation who get to see these wonderful productions.
Mark Quigley is a hero! I've been looking for these shows for thirty years.
Thank you for what you and your team have done here, Mr. Quigley. I grew up on Insight. It came on super early Sat or Sun morning around 1970. It helped me make sense of the world. Remarkably consistent for an anthology series on a budget. Many of the episodes stay with me to this day. I'll never forget how moved I was when I when first saw one in particular, "Five Without Faces", at 10 or 11 years old. '71 or '72. After they cancelled the show, I spent decades searching for episodes. Paid a king's ransom more than once for poor quality VHS copies when I ran across them. This is a real treasure. Father Keiser would surely be grateful to you. I hope you know you all made a lot of people happy.
Thank you Mark Quigley! UCLA Library Film & Television Archive is accomplishing amazing work preserving so much iconic television programming, making it available to new generations. I'm convinced artists as well as (young and mature) audiences appreciate the profound effort undertaken. Insight was among my favorite programs, offering more than entertainment. Moral questions are on-going. I've long had an appreciation for history, been to many an archive for family history research. It's in sync with my CSUN college studies - I gave a presentation on Moral Development; the Creative Writing text used by my English Professor, was in fact "Moral Imperatives". I noticed the Archive appears to have expanded and has a satellite location in Santa Clarita. That is very good news. Continued success. You do important work in the name of conservation and preservation. Notably with regard to Insight and UA-cam, not so that restored programs are securely hidden, but viewed, revisited decades later, which is to be applauded.
Thank you Mr. Quigley! I am celebrating my 25th anniversary as a priest and I owe a lot to watching Insight when I was a young kid!
I first got on the Internet in 1996 & would occasionally search for INSIGHT. Someone's blog or a comment on IMDB would mention it. The Paulist Productions site would discuss it & then not as much. Amazon had VHS episodes available, then not. An episode would show up on the fledgling UA-cam, then poof!
Then Hallelujah, one sweet day, the long elusive show I had watched late Sunday nights as a pre-teen & on began to appear on this Channel. INSIGHT was becoming available again... FOR FREE! Thank you!
The episode that grabbed me "The Death of Superman". The haunting xylophone with woodcuts of souls in anquish being the opening credits- grabbed the classic horror fan that I've also been all my life,
One other thing- INSIGHT made anothe impression on me, along with Bishop Fulton Sheen & the 1952 Fatima movie, all those combined assisted me in eventually, after decades, joining the Catholic Church in 2019.
We're so glad you found us--and thanks for your kind words!
Thank you, thank you, thank you for archiving these wonderful programs with wonderful stars.
I hope you get all the episodes on dvd
My hopes exactly, to would be easier for me to see that way.
@@earlsmith7428 @Marcus J. Wilson Unfortunately, the economics of DVD publishing don't work out--hence our UA-cam strategy! But thank you for your interest!
@@InsightPaulistProductions How about a book on all information you've accumulated on Insight. That would be interesting.
@@earlsmith7428 Your wish is our command! www.amazon.com/Insight-Hollywood-Groundbreaking-Contribution-Television/dp/1629339024/ref=sr_1_1?crid=TMKH5UYUUWXY&keywords=insight+mark+villano&qid=1663000168&sprefix=insight+mark+villano%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-1
I think many of us who follow Insight were hooked as kids. I was. You were. Thank you from that little kid in me, Mark.
Thank you, Mark Quigley, for all of your efforts which were surely a labor of love. Thanks to you and the good folks of Paulist Productions, the most influential television series of my childhood has been brought back from near-oblivion to enjoy a second wind of popularity which may possibly surpass the level of popularity it enjoyed in its heyday. Words cannot express my gratitude and that of the entire Insight fandom.
Mark, thank you so much for preserving this classic. And making so many episodes available to us. Every so often, I'd check UA-cam to see if ANY episodes had been uploaded. None ever were. Then one day, a windfall! Often in situations like this, people will exaggerate and say "You're doing God's work," but here it's actually true, in a sense!
Thank You!
*Thank you so much!*
The show is a treasure.
We really are better for having for these programs about humans, morality, choices and our relationship with God.
So glad you were able to preserve them and now we can see them on UA-cam!
Echoing other's words - Thank you! Insight aired early Sunday morning during my childhood, and I always enjoyed watching it when I awoke early enough to do so. I've watched some of my past favorites here, again, and for whatever you and others did to preserve those, may God bless you.
I've enjoyed many of the episodes. It was great to see Patty Duke, one of my favorite actresses, in a few episodes that I had never seen before.
Thank you so much for these wonderful episodes!!
Bless you and thank you. When I was a little boy, I remember watching Insight on ABC in New York and for years wondered what happened to the show! I am over 50 now. Way to go for creating a wonderful show. I can't wait to watch the episodes!!!
Great show..most loved the two character eps!
Thank you so much Mark Quigley! Insight was a part of my life. Even us TV nerds at UC Santa Cruz in the early 80s never missed the last few produced episodes on a Sunday night.
We would love to hear more of your Insight memories! Send an email to paulistmail@paulistproductions.org
Mark, thank you so much preserving these classic episodes of insight. watching them always remind me of my childhood and Faith in Christ.
Thank You! These episodes are just about the last thing left on my "list" of classic T.V. content that I wanted re-visit.
This show and Patchwork Family were a huge part of my 70’s memories. Hopefully, someone can unearth that show too.
Thank you so much for your work!
Insight is such an absolutely incredible program and to think these episodes may have been lost forever were it not for your valiant efforts.
Now Insight is serving a whole new generation who get to see these wonderful productions.
great job these are incredible they are wonderful
So glad you're getting the recognition you deserve! It's been wonderful sharing this passion with you
Thank you for your hard work. I remember this as a child and teenager.
Thanks for watching!
Any chance that Insight will come out on DVD? It would be easier for me to see the episodes that way, rather than on youtube.
Earl, there are many ways to get UA-cam on your TV screen. Let me know if you need help.
Is there some type of programming today that mirrors "Insight?" Perhaps Paulist Productions on some level exists?
Nothing like it that we know of!
Then perhaps I'll write it. We need these stories.