@DorisDayFanatic It was late 1964 when they moved to California. The older the show gets the more nostalgic it looks. I remember watching it on the air and thought it looked so modern during the Cali seasons. I look back and see how much it looked like the late sixties... it's funny but in the late 70's and early 80's the 60's weren't that far back lol
@bisnagaboy I agree - one of the funniest shows ever!!! And yes, the Milwaukee episodes are much, much better than the California episodes, though the California episodes aren't that bad once you get used to them. Thanks for commenting! =)
@fumetti Although I don't recall seeing this particular episode, the later editions of Laverne and Shirley took place in early to mid 1960s Los Angeles/Hollywood, so this may be one of those episodes.
@fumetti The styles seemed more accurate here in the earlier seasons to me. As time went on, they became less similar to those in the 60's. I mean, in the Cali seasons, the girls had long, feathered out 80's hair...so I guess you could say that as time went on, they gave up on keeping it time-appropriate.
The show was supposed to take place in the 50s yet this song was a hit in 1963. The male hairstyles are too long...didn't Gary Marshall just give up at one point to make this look realistically like a bunch of people in the 50s?
Penny and Cindy were a class comedic duo. They always looked like they were having a ball in their song and dance routines.
Laverne & Shirley Still Rocks
Shirley and that scream always used to crack me up!
These ladies had so much comedic timing
I'm in Love with You Laverne.
Blake Napier
No. It's 'I'm in Love with Laverne'.
Blake Napier im in love with Shirley
My best friend and I dressed up ad Laverne & Shirley for Halloween a couple of years ago. We had a blast (:
LOL!!! One of my fave shows growing up :)
@DorisDayFanatic It was late 1964 when they moved to California. The older the show gets the more nostalgic it looks. I remember watching it on the air and thought it looked so modern during the Cali seasons. I look back and see how much it looked like the late sixties... it's funny but in the late 70's and early 80's the 60's weren't that far back lol
Ah, great memories from ths show. This was terrific.
That's awesome! I bet your report was great! I met Cindy Williams last year, and she is truly as lovely as she seems! :)
@strawberrycrazy1 She is!! Shirley is so funny....she's my favorite. =)
This is my favorite show - I love it so much. Thanks for commenting! =)
This is great. 😂
@bisnagaboy I agree - one of the funniest shows ever!!! And yes, the Milwaukee episodes are much, much better than the California episodes, though the California episodes aren't that bad once you get used to them. Thanks for commenting! =)
@PaulieDi Sorry, I didn't see your comment until now!! I love this show too. Thank you for the nice comment! =D
@rutlegirl I love this show too! Thanks for commenting! =)
@fumetti Although I don't recall seeing this particular episode, the later editions of Laverne and Shirley took place in early to mid 1960s Los Angeles/Hollywood, so this may be one of those episodes.
ROFLMAO!!! THIS WAS ONE OF THE FUNNIEST SHOWS EVER ON TV (Until they left Milwaukee for LA)
@funnygal200 They are so funny! I have that CD too - yes, I think Cindy Williams can actually sing pretty well too! Thank you for commenting!! =D
@fumetti The styles seemed more accurate here in the earlier seasons to me. As time went on, they became less similar to those in the 60's. I mean, in the Cali seasons, the girls had long, feathered out 80's hair...so I guess you could say that as time went on, they gave up on keeping it time-appropriate.
I'm pretty sure this episode was late season 2.
@DorisDayFanatic Same thing with Happy Days . It too lost its earlier period plot .
does anjelica huston play one of them? looks like her when she was younger
@fumetti LOL!! Good point!! That was indeed a '63 song, butchered in this satire, of course.
why the laugh track
The show was supposed to take place in the 50s yet this song was a hit in 1963. The male hairstyles are too long...didn't Gary Marshall just give up at one point to make this look realistically like a bunch of people in the 50s?