The Millionaire (Episode 145) - The Newman Johnson Story This episode is rated TV-G and hope you enjoy watching this! All credits in the description below.
This one of the best, if not the very best episode in this series! Orson Bean never fails to amaze! He was great in a similar role in “The Twilight Zone”!
A super episode with a sterling cast. This type of role of the underappreciated underdog was a natural for Orson Bean. He did a twilight zone episode which was the same type as in this millionaire episode. And of course, Sue Randall which was Beaver's teacher in Leave it to Beaver was perfect for her role.
a childhood favorite. i was inspired by Tipton and wanted to be like him. I am not a billionaire but I've been luckier than most. Every now and then I pay for the purchases of someone in a store who I get a gut feeling could use it. These moments are the highlight of my life. Nobody has ever been offended and when I explain that I received good fortune and I like to share it whatever guilt they may feel evaporates and they can enjoy the moment along with me.
This was created before my time. Strange thing, it is better than what they try and pass off as entertainment today. As I watched this episode, I thought about what I could do if I had all that money. In the 50's a Million dollars was a lot of money but not so much in todays times. But still a nice sum of money. One thing I would get would be some new teeth. And a dependable car that would get me from one place to another, suxs being broken down on the side of the road.
In the first 4 minutes, we see a very young Tony Randall ("The Odd Couple" movie, I think) and the young lady who played Jerry Mathews' (Beaver's) teacher on TV"s "Leave It To Beaver". People have said I have a talent for recollection of TV and movie character's names, but I just can't recall the name of that young lady who played Beaver's teacher in the TV series! 🤔
This is absolutely preaching. I have a considerable legal lawsuit in my favor that will wrap up very soon! This is my Demeter with the people around me who have always been a thorn in my side!
The Millionaire (Episode 145) - The Newman Johnson Story
This episode is rated TV-G and hope you enjoy watching this! All credits in the description below.
This one of the best, if not the very best episode in this series! Orson Bean never fails to amaze! He was great in a similar role in “The Twilight Zone”!
Great episode, thought by his voice it might be Orson Bean. Sue Randall was beautiful!!!
A super episode with a sterling cast. This type of role of the underappreciated underdog was a natural for Orson Bean. He did a twilight zone episode which was the same type as in this millionaire episode. And of course, Sue Randall which was Beaver's teacher in Leave it to Beaver was perfect for her role.
Miss Landers.
I liked that toss and back heel kick of the wad of paper😂
This episode is 65 years old, and as remarkable as any recent shows!
Sue Randall also played the role of the teacher "Miss Landers" in "Leave it to Beaver"
Loved this episode of The Millionaire! Newman really gained confidence once he had that million dollars 💸!
a childhood favorite. i was inspired by Tipton and wanted to be like him. I am not a billionaire but I've been luckier than most. Every now and then I pay for the purchases of someone in a store who I get a gut feeling could use it. These moments are the highlight of my life. Nobody has ever been offended and when I explain that I received good fortune and I like to share it whatever guilt they may feel evaporates and they can enjoy the moment along with me.
Thank you for downloading this episode. Love it!
There for a minute, I thought he might have lost the check from his pocket. I hope he runs the business well.
Mr. Bean played a rather similar role in an episode of the Twilight Zone where his G angel gave him special powers.😊
It was nice to see a young Orson Bean in this episode. He was about 29 or 30 here. Also, Sue Randall, Miss Landers on Leave It To Beaver.
When h got the million dollars 💰💰💰The Gloves were off
This is the 5th time I’ve rewatched this awesome episode😊
As was said in the movie “Harvey”, “How are you Mr. Wilson”!😅
This was created before my time. Strange thing, it is better than what they try and pass off as entertainment today. As I watched this episode, I thought about what I could do if I had all that money. In the 50's a Million dollars was a lot of money but not so much in todays times. But still a nice sum of money. One thing I would get would be some new teeth. And a dependable car that would get me from one place to another, suxs being broken down on the side of the road.
A million dollars in the 50's is equivalent to between 15 and 20 million today.
@@johngreen3543 1 million in 1959 is equivalent to 10+million today.
Great to see Wilson get his butt kicked😮
At a state that will make your eyes pop out of your head!
One of my favorite episodes!
In the first 4 minutes, we see a very young Tony Randall ("The Odd Couple" movie, I think) and the young lady who played Jerry Mathews' (Beaver's) teacher on TV"s "Leave It To Beaver". People have said I have a talent for recollection of TV and movie character's names, but I just can't recall the name of that young lady who played Beaver's teacher in the TV series! 🤔
Great
I remember this when i was a kid.
That`s a nice.
The best show ever
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Great
This is absolutely preaching. I have a considerable legal lawsuit in my favor that will wrap up very soon! This is my Demeter with the people around me who have always been a thorn in my side!