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Syndicated Repeats of The Dick Tracy Show was pulled from syndication in the mid-1970s and mid-1980s, and was not seen for years afterward because of what some perceived as racist undertones and use of ethnic stereotypes and accents. Some Asians and Latinos charged that Joe Jitsu and Go-Go Gomez were offensive stereotypes. Two stations in Los Angeles removed the airings and edited episodes were then sent out while one station, KCAL Channel 9, which at the time was owned by Disney, continued when syndication broadcast The Dick Tracy Show until July 4, 1990. Henry G. Saperstein, then the chairman of UPA, stated "It's just a cartoon, for goodness' sake." Saperstein also pointed out that Hemlock Holmes and Heap O'Calorie (who are British and Irish respectively) are also ethnic stereotypes. The ethnic stereotypes are also the primary reason the diginet MeTV Toons will not air the series until further notice.

Perhaps the most circuitous, exasperating story I've ever been subjected to, and I only made it halfway.

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Those poor girls never got justice.

Thank you for the video...

Not quite six decades ago!

I loved this show back in the 50's.

What the hell is this? It was a TV show, not a radio show. Ridiculous sound bite.

As a kid this was one of my favorite TV programs.

When I was growing up in the Detroit area there was a Canadian TV station that ran this program daily. I loved the program. For many fans, Richard Greene was the perfect Robin Hood.

I remember this commercial in 1968 when I was 10 and 11. Although I don't smoke, some of the cigarette, beer, and soda commercials I saw in the 1960's had entertainment value. That is the reason that many people became hooked on cigarettes, beer, and soda!

Dennis Moore, extra more.

loved that show.

I watched “Laugh-In”when it first came on the air. I think it still remains one of the most original and daring fast paced comedy programs ever.

thats it?

After 80 years the only "remains" that are in that sub are his shoes. That is an absolute fact and these old ships need to be brought up because of the contamination they will eventually cause in that area. Its time we stop treating the ocean like an endless garbage dump.

The last full measure of devotion , RIP sailors ,well done !

Remind me of a certain time in my life

RAWHIDE WAS A GREAT TELEVISION SHOW AND THE THEME SONG WAS EQUALLY GREAT! 😄😀😃😁😂🤣🥰😍💋❣

These pretzels are making me thirsty.

Thanks for posting . So important to remember them and what they did and gave all of us .

Fair winds and following seas Brothers. R.I.P.

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When Her Husband Ernie Kovacs died, he left an enormous tax bill for her to take care of. the Consolidated Cigar Corporation already had Ernie as their pitch man for Dutch Masters, gave Edie the job of being Muriel cigars spokesperson through the 60's and 70's as a favor for Ernie to help her pay off the bills as she was too proud to beg off their other celebrity friends!

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I’m 30 years old. I bet I’m the only person my age who actually has seen an episode of this show.

these were wholesome shows with a hidden message in each episode.

Very nice. But the Little Rascals was not "broadcast"...they were films released in the movie theaters. These were not episodes of a tv series, though later on the films were shown that way.

That's when TV shows had actual Theme Songs!

my left ear enjoyed this!

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This is my Grimes family Cemetery. I put the fence up. No, there is only 5 Grimes graves on this property. I have markers to put up on each grave, courtesy of Lewis Funeral Home of Milton. They have been riding around in the trunk of my car all winter. Plan to bring them out there soon. Here is a list of the Grimes family that are buried here, beginning with the large headstone on the left side is Samuel Grimes. Samuel Grimes “Sam” December 24, 1881 - 1954 Elizabeth Howard Grimes “Lizzie” Wife of Sam 1879 - 1949 Christian “Jayne” Grimes Mother of Sam November 11, 1842 - October 25, 1927 Temp Grimes Aunt of Sam June 19, 1847 - December 11, 1918 Allie Mae Grimes Cousin of Sam June 8, 1905 - January 1, 1929 You may contact me if you have any more questions of this private burial ground. Eloise Grimes Ratliff

Yes...we know this.

My fave also! One Christmas my parents gave me a Paladin cap gun/holster set! Complete with the knights profile on the handles, bullets on the belt, and "Realistic Ricochet" sound effects!!

One of my favorite shows as a kid.

Loved that show. So ahead of its time on so many levels.

It was a movie first. Saw this in reruns only - friend’s older brother used to watch.

Did I miss something? I never saw a stone.

I think that the opening should've had scenes coordinating with the theme song.

Amazing ❤

As a child, I remember my Aunt having one of these in her bathroom. That was in the 1950's and she did a lot of her own yard work so it made sense!

First of all it’s Ben Bugs Hardaway second of all his first appearance was in 1938 in a movie called “Porky’s Hare Hunt.”

The greatest spokesperson the robber barons ever had!!!

Does anyone else remember the jingle? "Boaxo county hand soap..."

Boraxo used to sponsor Death Valley Days. There is still a wagon exhibit in Death Valley National Park. I still use Boraxo. Mostly for sentimental purposes, I asked for it for Christmas a few years ago. It no longer comes in the metal container shown in the video. It comes in a heavy cardboard dispenser. Same stuff though. I don't know what the Regan commercial is in reference to. It's some variation on Boraxo. You need water with the original stuff.

Well, it's better than their previous ad: "Only sissies need three layers of skin!"

Sounds like it took your flesh off down to the bone. 😮

There are 15 graves here. I believe in your video you have a typo on the year for Lynda Tippin Walton. You show death date of 1955. It shows on her marker 1985. This is in horrible condition. It needs attention badly.

My father was born in 1910 at 214 Chevallos St. He told me a story when he and his brother (probably 10-12 years old) would be near Child's Restaurant and see the delivery man bring ice to Child's in a horse drawn cart. One day the man had dropped the horsewhip that he used in the gutter there and my father and uncle brought it home. My grandmother took it and placed it on the mantle piece and used it on them. They made it disappear as soon as possible.

Guilty !!