I plan on creating the Gilligan's Planet comic book series. Since I've added one extra for the Gilligan's Planet storyline. That's Teresa Dortch, who's the added character.
I love Bob Denver but seeing Siskel and Ebert play along with the gag about them getting married was amazing (even if Gene looked a bit more restrained about it).
CBS had cancelled "Gunsmoke" and GI had half of that old time slot. The wife of the President of CBS favorite show was Gunsmoke and she demanded it be renewed. To do that GI and another planned series had to go.
Gilligan was not stupid, the youngest male and stuck on a deserted Island with two babes. He intentionally screwed up every chance of rescue. This Letterman show,38 years ago, where in Hell did my life go?
I feel you, Greg. Where did the years go? I watched both Dobie Gillis and Gilligan as a child in the 60's. I'm now soon to welcome my first grandchild. Where did all that time go?
Born in 2000. As teenagers, we would watch this on weekends after breakfast, along with I Love Lucy, Laverne and Shirley, Saved by the Bell. Afternoons for my siblings and me were Disney, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Discovery Kids. This would've been considered a "grown up show" for us when we were kids lol
In 1973, came home from school and made myself a glass of Quik chocolate milk and eat 2 Hostess Ding Dongs, watch the show, followed by Bewitched, then go outside and play. When we lived in the east coast, they were called Hostess Ring Dings.
I totally loved Gilligan. I always told my family (at age five) I would marry him. Forty (and something) years later I am married but it isn't to Gilligan. I see similarities (husband disagrees totally).
I'm a child of the 60's, and I grew up watching both Dobie Gillis and Gilligans Island. Watching those shows were some of my best happy times as a kid. Rest easy, Bob. And thank you.
Rest in peace Bob Denver. You were a sensational actor and we will always miss you along with the four other late members of the cast who are, Alan Hale, Jim Bakus, Natalie Schafer and Russell Johnson.
Well... Ginger's the only one left on the island now. She finally gets to be the center of attention that she always wanted to be. She'll go crazy on that island all by herself - probably get too much plastic surgery from that mad scientist from the other island a short distance away.
Lol poor Bob desperately trying to p promote his pilot "scamps", which sounded pretty basic.... and Letterman constantly going back to Gilligan and the Island!
I have heard Bob Denver mention several times where he wished he made a better deal through the reruns he was truly bitter about that and I don't blame him cuz everyone of those cast members should have been rich the way those reruns carried on , they got screwed
I remember when Dave was still doing stand up one of his jokes went something like "You ever hear on those radio talk shows where a caller starts out sounding intelligent but then turns out to be a nut? Like they'll say, 'Yeah, I think the government spends way too much money on defense and other things like that... Yet they won't lift a finger to get those poor people off of Gilligan's Island!'"
For whatever reason, this show has resonated with kids of all generations. There was something just goofy about Gilligan's Island because you knew they weren't going to get rescued but you watched the stupid thing anyways just to see the hot chicks, even though you don't KNOW that at 8 years old, and what kind of weird inventions the professor would come up with, and of course how Gilligan would thwart their chances of escaping. If a guy like him truly existed, he would have been lynched after the very first time he screwed up their chance of chance of being rescued.
My dad wouldn't let me watch Gilligan's Island. He said it was too silly. But I made a deal with my grandma. She said I can watch Gilligan's Island if I watch Lawrence Welk with her. A kids got to do, what a kids got to do.😅
I can watch Gilligan's island episodes they never get old there so fun to watch.Bod Denver made that show he was so popular.Mary Ann was my girlfriend in my dreams.I still watch it today.I have it on DVD
Same here. Watched it in reruns after school in the 70s and can still pop in the occasional episode now. The whole cast was fantastic, but the chemistry between Alan Hale and Bob D was perfect.
I recently saw an old episode of Dobie Gillis, and for a fake beatnik Maynard G. Krebs had a lot of intelligent things to say. The show holds up very well.
With his knowledge of tropical herbs and flowers you just KNOW the professor cooked up some serious recreational shit and took Maryann AND Ginger off to some remote cave every once in a while for a " private party ." and they LOVED it.
Apparently Dawn Wells ("Mary Ann") did have it worked into her contract to receive residuals from Gilligan's Island--her boyfriend at the time who also her agent demanded this----but apparently it wasn't for perpetuity
@@televisionarchivestudios1130 -- He actually moved to West Virginia (no joke), although I have no idea why. He had no family connections there. Perhaps he wanted it to stay private (LOL). He was also busted, twice, for marijuana. One time, he was busted for receiving it in the mail. He initially claimed that Dawn Wells mailed it to him. He later told authorities that it must've been from a crazy fan...but I bet it was Dawn. I had no idea these people were so cool!
Inolvidable, La Isla de Guilligan. Una de mis series favoritas de TV en mi infancia. Adoro a todos esos actores....Gracias por estos videos. UN MILLÓN DE GRACIAS!!!!!!!
Translation: Timeless, Gilligan's Island. One of my particular favorites of my childhood. Loved ALL the actors...Thank you for this video. A MILLION THANKS !!!!
Gilligan was canceled by CBS head William Paley for two reasons. 1)GUNSMOKE was mistakenly left off the 1967 season so Paley needed to make room for it. 2)William Paley also HATED the show. He hated The Beverly Hillbillies too. He thought they embarrassed the network. He didn;t "get" Gilligan's Island.
Yep! Gilligan's Island reboot as a western. You won;t see those rerun with the White folks painted up as Native Americans. I;m surprised GI gets away with the "Headhunters" and Vitto Scotti as the Japanese sailor.
@@staceyharper7827 The show was a direct ripoff of Gilligan's Island with him in it. I recall when it first aired, we were laughing at it (not because it was funny, but) because it was the same show as Gilligan's Island.
Seems a shy unassuming man sadly missed as they all are only one still with us from Gilligan's island we need this silly humour during these times we are in now
Dave in the 80's and 90's was the best. I remember smoking some weed one night and Dave looked into the camera and said something all the pot smokers watching and it cracked me up.
@@dongiller No man, it was hilarious. He'd look very seriously at the guest and say, "I have a theory about Madonna...would you like to hear it?" They'd say yes and he'd reply with withering sarcasm, "She likes to shock us." I remember him doing it at least a few times. Cracked me up every time. ;~)
TheChitown5 I had a crush on Maynard G Krebs, when I was a kid. I started listening to jazz and even wore a ripped up sweatshirt, and jeans. I even dirtied up my white Keds sneakers for the full effect. I read Kerouac and William S Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg. I knew Maynard didn’t do drugs, so I didn’t, as well. He was my role model and I “werked” hard in school studying all intellectuals in literature, art, and music. I became open to be living and kind to all people, no matter their cultural differences. Maynard may have been a fictional character, but I deeply loved and respected him and his friendship with “straight -laced Dobie Gillis. The show had so many characters from different social and cultural strata, that it was educational as well as entertaining.
I always feel that way about actors. A film day is a job. It'd be like going up to some guy and asking them to remember 20 years ago when they went to work, Tell me all about it!"...dude, I can barely remember last week.
I bet few actors ( along with rest of cast ) are so loved and honestly well received by public as are Gilligan and rest. No offence intended in saying rest
I think Dawn Wells ( Maryann ) was more loved overall. Tina Louise is just a delusional hag. Have you seen her overboard plastic surgery and use of Botox ? Man did she fall into a box of grenades.
Decent man, terrible, stultifying show. I suspect the world was better for having Bob Denver in it, just as it was worse for having Gilligan's Island in it. Galaxy Quest may have said it best: "Those poor people..."
As a kid, I loved the show, "The Good Guys". I still remember episodes that I've not seen since 1969! As far as why Gilligan's Island was cancelled was because Paley of CBS wife loved "Gunsmoke". The programmers took Gunsmoke off.....and when Paley was reviewing the new season, said, "Where's Gunsmoke?". He arbitrarily decided at that moment to kill Gilligan and a new show that never aired which occupied the 1 hour period that Gunsmoke formerly occupied. That was it, it was renewed and then within a week, cancelled.
Bob you forgot _"Far Out Space Nuts!"_ Sort of a Gilligan & The Skipper in space with Chuck McCann playing Alan Hale's "Skipper" part of the space captain in a capsule. As a kid in the 70's I could never understand why "Gilligan" in 1975 looked so "old" all of a sudden after him being a "kid" on "GI". The illusionary magic of TV, I guess.
This is excellent quality and editing. Thank you so much for sharing this. I absolutely love Dobie Gillis!
Bob Denver was one of the nicest guys in Hollywood. Cared deeply about people.
I plan on creating the Gilligan's Planet comic book series. Since I've added one extra for the Gilligan's Planet storyline. That's Teresa Dortch, who's the added character.
@@georgeshelton6281huh?
@@BillEFabian I agree with you on that one about Bob Denver.
@@BillEFabian Makes sense ! He was a Mathematics and History Teacher before becoming an actor !
That guy, like Max Baer, Jr., was unfairly typecast. And both guys have more decency than any present-day actors.
What a great guy!
What a nice guy!
I love Bob Denver but seeing Siskel and Ebert play along with the gag about them getting married was amazing (even if Gene looked a bit more restrained about it).
When I was too young to know why my relatives were so weird, my high school age brother would randomly say, "work!?!!"
Seems like a very likable guy.
The Isle of Gilligan.
I watched it....3 years I think
CBS had cancelled "Gunsmoke" and GI had half of that old time slot. The wife of the President of CBS favorite show was Gunsmoke and she demanded it be renewed. To do that GI and another planned series had to go.
Emperor Palpatine is in the audience. You can hear him at 4:30.
" Do IT ! " - Cuts off Count DooKoo's head with two light sabers.
Thumbs up for Bob Denver Gilligan 👍
Gilligan was not stupid, the youngest male and stuck on a deserted Island with two babes. He intentionally screwed up every chance of rescue. This Letterman show,38 years ago, where in Hell did my life go?
@wavygr lol right? For her age she is a babe.
@@watutman Yeah...she was 44 in 1982. My girlfriend is 41 and she's still holding her own. Holding MINE too... !
I feel you, Greg. Where did the years go? I watched both Dobie Gillis and Gilligan as a child in the 60's. I'm now soon to welcome my first grandchild. Where did all that time go?
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Right. “Gilligan” was a character played by Bob Denver. Bob was an intelligent man.
Born in 1965 . Come home from school. Get a bowl of cereal and go down in the basement and watch "Gilligan's Island " ! Those were fun days !
Born in 2000. As teenagers, we would watch this on weekends after breakfast, along with I Love Lucy, Laverne and Shirley, Saved by the Bell. Afternoons for my siblings and me were Disney, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Discovery Kids. This would've been considered a "grown up show" for us when we were kids lol
Same😂
Same. Plus Batman too.
In 1973, came home from school and made myself a glass of Quik chocolate milk and eat 2 Hostess Ding Dongs, watch the show, followed by Bewitched, then go outside and play. When we lived in the east coast, they were called Hostess Ring Dings.
He didn’t accidentally “swallow a radio.” His filling got loose and it started receiving radio signals. 😊
You’ve got a good memory. I remember that silly filling.
Wasn't there a Brady Bunch episode, where one of the girls was receiving radio stations with her braces? Must have been a theme in those years. 😄
No. You’re thinking of Laurie Partridge (Susan Dey) of the Partridge Family.
@@TruthProvider Could be.
@@TruthProvider I was ALWAYS thinking of Laurie Partridge in those days. LOL. I ended up marrying a woman that looked remarkably like her.
I love Bob Denver. He seems so spry and intelligent and articulate, here. And never snide or cynical.
I totally loved Gilligan. I always told my family (at age five) I would marry him. Forty (and something) years later I am married but it isn't to Gilligan. I see similarities (husband disagrees totally).
I miss Bob Denver. He was the most normal, normal looking, nicest guy in show business.
What a sweet guy Bob Denver was.
he was sweet on pot too
I'm a child of the 60's, and I grew up watching both Dobie Gillis and Gilligans Island. Watching those shows were some of my best happy times as a kid. Rest easy, Bob. And thank you.
Rest in peace Bob Denver. You were a sensational actor and we will always miss you along with the four other late members of the cast who are, Alan Hale, Jim Bakus, Natalie Schafer and Russell Johnson.
@Donna Green I was thinking the same thing. My Mom's birthday is May 25th.
Well... Ginger's the only one left on the island now. She finally gets to be the center of attention that she always wanted to be. She'll go crazy on that island all by herself - probably get too much plastic surgery from that mad scientist from the other island a short distance away.
Dawn Wells also passed Dec. 30, 2020. So sad, she had no man, no children, no house & no money.
Some of these videos make this 52 yo man tear up like a little kid.
you are not a man PRINCESS
Absolutely. Many after school memories. It wasn’t till years later that I realized this show had been made 20 years before I discovered it.
Imagine a 72 yr. Old guy getting nostalgic
Lol poor Bob desperately trying to p promote his pilot "scamps", which sounded pretty basic.... and Letterman constantly going back to Gilligan and the Island!
I have heard Bob Denver mention several times where he wished he made a better deal through the reruns he was truly bitter about that and I don't blame him cuz everyone of those cast members should have been rich the way those reruns carried on , they got screwed
Not even the networks knew that " syndicated reruns" were going to be a huge thing. Star Trek was like that, and M*A*S*H.
I remember when Dave was still doing stand up one of his jokes went something like "You ever hear on those radio talk shows where a caller starts out sounding intelligent but then turns out to be a nut? Like they'll say, 'Yeah, I think the government spends way too much money on defense and other things like that... Yet they won't lift a finger to get those poor people off of Gilligan's Island!'"
I was born in 1999, but I love watching shows from before I was even born like Gilligan's Island.
You have great taste then! I wish they still made them like this.
@@myles_bennett77 yeah I wish they did also. There's still some good shows around though.
For whatever reason, this show has resonated with kids of all generations. There was something just goofy about Gilligan's Island because you knew they weren't going to get rescued but you watched the stupid thing anyways just to see the hot chicks, even though you don't KNOW that at 8 years old, and what kind of weird inventions the professor would come up with, and of course how Gilligan would thwart their chances of escaping. If a guy like him truly existed, he would have been lynched after the very first time he screwed up their chance of chance of being rescued.
Maynard was the Kramer of the Ike era.
Kramer+Fonzie
Dawn Wells was the cutest one of the bunch!
People LOVED Gilligan (and Bob Denver)!
He was a truly great comedic character actor. RIP. hilariously silly.
A nice, intelligent guy.
Bob Denver created the Top-5 All-Time TV character Maynard G. Krebs.
The G stood for Walter.
Too bad he was not compensated properly when the show hit re runs and got popular.
Kitchener Leslie
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I'm glad he enjoyed that cuz we all loved it!!! He gave us a great gift.
YAAAAAAAAAAAAY BOB DENVER
I modeled my life after Gilligan!This show is priceless, Bob and the others deserved more!
He always seemed like a genuinely good guy.
My dad wouldn't let me watch Gilligan's Island. He said it was too silly. But I made a deal with my grandma. She said I can watch Gilligan's Island if I watch Lawrence Welk with her. A kids got to do, what a kids got to do.😅
I can watch Gilligan's island episodes they never get old there so fun to watch.Bod Denver made that show he was so popular.Mary Ann was my girlfriend in my dreams.I still watch it today.I have it on DVD
So do I! Still makes me laugh 😆
Same here. Watched it in reruns after school in the 70s and can still pop in the occasional episode now. The whole cast was fantastic, but the chemistry between Alan Hale and Bob D was perfect.
Producers wife loved Gun Smoke... It is why It got cancelled.
Hawk Davison … with the wholesome “prostitute and ‘madame’ Miss Kitty! That’s just wonderful for children to watch!
Dave was funny, "so many people could find their way ON the Island and visit you, but yo could never find your way off?"
Fun Fact for everyone that didn't know Willie was Gilligan's first name they just called him by his last name
Well, technically it was never mentioned on the show.
@@wfemp_4730 Right. From what I remember, Denver himself asked Sherwood Schwartz about this. If anyone would know it would be him.
I recently saw an old episode of Dobie Gillis, and for a fake beatnik Maynard G. Krebs had a lot of intelligent things to say. The show holds up very well.
and an actor, not just a star, he was still acting. But who would leave and island occupied by Dawn Wells and Tina Louise?
With his knowledge of tropical herbs and flowers you just KNOW the professor cooked up some serious recreational shit and took Maryann AND Ginger off to some remote cave every once in a while for a " private party ." and they LOVED it.
Gilligan's Island was a great show.
Apparently Dawn Wells ("Mary Ann") did have it worked into her contract to receive residuals from Gilligan's Island--her boyfriend at the time who also her agent demanded this----but apparently it wasn't for perpetuity
Bob was dying his hair here. He lived in Maine at one point and was completely gray in the 1970's
He wore toupees most of his adult life.
I was going to say it looks more like a wig, and a bad one at that.
@@MC-yy2bx It's not a wig He just dyed his hair
I’m old enough to have watched Dobie Gillis. The original Beatnik.
What a wonderful man!
Dawn Wells had really nice things to say about Bob Denver as a person.
That was great! Thanks for posting Don!
Bob Denver seemed incredibly down to earth, at least here!!
He probably was. People who knew him said he was pretty unassuming and a bit of a recluse.
He was when I met him. Shy actually. I met him in Maine of all places. He said he had a home in the area but wanted it to stay private.
@@televisionarchivestudios1130 -- He actually moved to West Virginia (no joke), although I have no idea why. He had no family connections there. Perhaps he wanted it to stay private (LOL).
He was also busted, twice, for marijuana. One time, he was busted for receiving it in the mail. He initially claimed that Dawn Wells mailed it to him. He later told authorities that it must've been from a crazy fan...but I bet it was Dawn. I had no idea these people were so cool!
Little Buddy!
Funny, he doesn’t look stoned.😆
Didn't Mary Ann sell it to him?
I watched dobie gillis when it was on - I remember dobie saying in one episode that maynard never tells a lie
If comicon existed back in the day
Inolvidable, La Isla de Guilligan. Una de mis series favoritas de TV en mi infancia. Adoro a todos esos actores....Gracias por estos videos. UN MILLÓN DE GRACIAS!!!!!!!
Translation: Timeless, Gilligan's Island. One of my particular favorites of my childhood. Loved ALL the actors...Thank you for this video. A MILLION THANKS !!!!
Nepamirštama Giligano sala. Vienas iš mano vaikystės mėgstamiausių. Patiko VISI aktoriai...Ačiū už šį video. MILIJONAS AČIŪ!!!!
No era una pelicula. Era una serie de comedia semanal.
@@rebeccagutierrez1960 Gracias, amor...!😉 Corrijo de inmediato.👍
Bravo ⚘ Bob Denver. Loved all performances.
I remember seeing Bob in a play in NJ and there were over a thousand ppl there.
bob seemed like a super nice guy
The sailing segment is comedy at its finest. Short!
Bob Denver, thank you for adding fun to my life!!
Never saw this; what a gracious man.
Pleasant fellow.
Gilligan was canceled by CBS head William Paley for two reasons. 1)GUNSMOKE was mistakenly left off the 1967 season so Paley needed to make room for it. 2)William Paley also HATED the show. He hated The Beverly Hillbillies too. He thought they embarrassed the network. He didn;t "get" Gilligan's Island.
Bob was a sweetheart and so kind to others. He played goofball rolls on TV but he was very intelligent man. He left the world way too soon.
Yes He Definitely Was
Such A Sweet Sharp Man
I remember another series in syndication starring Bob Denver called Dusty's Trail that aired from 1973-74 with Forrest Tucker
Yep! Gilligan's Island reboot as a western. You won;t see those rerun with the White folks painted up as Native Americans. I;m surprised GI gets away with the "Headhunters" and Vitto Scotti as the Japanese sailor.
Far Out Space Nuts
Interesting that he did not mention Dusty's Trail.
Dusty's trail was a huge flop.
Or…the Saturday morning show “Far out Space Nuts”.
@@staceyharper7827 The show was a direct ripoff of Gilligan's Island with him in it. I recall when it first aired, we were laughing at it (not because it was funny, but) because it was the same show as Gilligan's Island.
The best people & times gone , only thing left are conmen & BS artists !
The Minnow Would Be Lost. Skipper ! Hey Little Buddy !! The Coolest Beatnik Of All Time
Maynard G. Krebs. Mr. Bob Denver.
I turned 5 on this very day in 1982. Yes I know nobody gives a rats ass but it’s cool to me 😂😂😂😂
I was 19 in 1982 seems like yesterday it went to fast 😅😅😅
Amazing video of bob denver👍🏾
What a gracious guy
Seems a shy unassuming man sadly missed as they all are only one still with us from Gilligan's island we need this silly humour during these times we are in now
Dave in the 80's and 90's was the best. I remember smoking some weed one night and Dave looked into the camera and said something all the pot smokers watching and it cracked me up.
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He always seemed to be a good guest, but he REALLY seems to be having a good time with Dave during his first (1982) visit !!
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Such a cool guy
Don't wanna say Bob smoked a lot of weed, but Bob Marley called him in 1979 and told him for Jah's sake to take it easy on the ganja.
What a nice guy he was!
I miss Dave's show.
Colbert is unbearable to me.
@@rancebradley9141 Because he has common sense, but don't worry Gutfeld is DESTORYING woke colbert in the ratings lol!
Colbert can't even come close.
I was born in 1956 and I grew up with Maynard G. Krebs and Gilligan.
This might be a hard compilation to make...but remember how Dave would sometimes say, "I have a theory about Madonna...would you like to hear it?"
Not only hard but pointless as well. :)
@@dongiller No man, it was hilarious. He'd look very seriously at the guest and say, "I have a theory about Madonna...would you like to hear it?" They'd say yes and he'd reply with withering sarcasm, "She likes to shock us." I remember him doing it at least a few times. Cracked me up every time. ;~)
Gene Burnett I just don’t see the point in showing every time he said it.
@@dongiller I hear ya. Running gag with no variety. ;~)
Gene Burnett Precisely. If there were some variation, or a payoff, then maybe.
Great guy and loved him as the beatnik in Dobie Gillis.
TheChitown5 I had a crush on Maynard G Krebs, when I was a kid. I started listening to jazz and even wore a ripped up sweatshirt, and jeans. I even dirtied up my white Keds sneakers for the full effect. I read Kerouac and William S Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg. I knew Maynard didn’t do drugs, so I didn’t, as well. He was my role model and I “werked” hard in school studying all intellectuals in literature, art, and music. I became open to be living and kind to all people, no matter their cultural differences. Maynard may have been a fictional character, but I deeply loved and respected him and his friendship with “straight -laced Dobie Gillis.
The show had so many characters from different social and cultural strata, that it was educational as well as entertaining.
I always feel that way about actors. A film day is a job. It'd be like going up to some guy and asking them to remember 20 years ago when they went to work, Tell me all about it!"...dude, I can barely remember last week.
Bob Denver what a guy 👍👍
I wish there were more like him.
I sure Miss Johnnnnnnnnnnn...😭😭😭😭😭😭
I bet few actors ( along with rest of cast ) are so loved and honestly well received by public as are Gilligan and rest. No offence intended in saying rest
I think Dawn Wells ( Maryann ) was more loved overall. Tina Louise is just a delusional hag. Have you seen her overboard plastic surgery and use of Botox ? Man did she fall into a box of grenades.
@@MC-yy2bx Absolutely. And on top of all that she was the one cast member who resented her association with the show.
Decent man, terrible, stultifying show. I suspect the world was better for having Bob Denver in it, just as it was worse for having Gilligan's Island in it. Galaxy Quest may have said it best: "Those poor people..."
As a young fan of Dobie Gillis and Gilligan's Island.. I just HAD to add a comment to this thread.... 74yrs old and LOVED THOSE SHOWS!!!
As a kid, I loved the show, "The Good Guys". I still remember episodes that I've not seen since 1969! As far as why Gilligan's Island was cancelled was because Paley of CBS wife loved "Gunsmoke". The programmers took Gunsmoke off.....and when Paley was reviewing the new season, said, "Where's Gunsmoke?". He arbitrarily decided at that moment to kill Gilligan and a new show that never aired which occupied the 1 hour period that Gunsmoke formerly occupied. That was it, it was renewed and then within a week, cancelled.
Bob you forgot _"Far Out Space Nuts!"_ Sort of a Gilligan & The Skipper in space with Chuck McCann playing Alan Hale's "Skipper" part of the space captain in a capsule. As a kid in the 70's I could never understand why "Gilligan" in 1975 looked so "old" all of a sudden after him being a "kid" on "GI". The illusionary magic of TV, I guess.
He-was-a-good-actor
There’s some PA freaking out about the guy in the audience heckling LOLOL
Bring back Scamps
your comment in the midst of all these expected, usual others was a show stopper. Hah !
BLOOP! the Professor was (all the rest, with Maryann) until they changed the song...😮
He didn't mention Dusty's Trail.
Probably tried to forget that it ever existed. 😂
Cheers to Bob Denver, love ya LI’L BUDDY! 😊
Nick at Night started showing reruns of Dobie Gillis later in the '80s.
Bring him out, ok, Let's go to break! 😆