The Patty Duke Show S1E31 The Foster Mother
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2016
- The Patty Duke Show Season 1 Episode 31
As part of a school project, Patty becomes a foster parent for a Korean boy. Amongst all of the paperwork she signs is, unbeknown to her, an adoption form. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
nice episode to see how people would go the distance to show how they cared for someone that was not a blood relation was just nice to see
This episode always makes me cry
Ah yes this show is amazing
I grew up with Kim/ Delfino in Astoria NY. He was a beautiful singer.
@24:18..."I missed you" or "I wanted to see you" in Korean.
Thank you!
Of course, the mechanism for adoption would never play out like this! All the same, I distinctly remember the night this first aired! I did so wanted to be that little boy!!
See note above
17:32 This whole relationship between Patty and Kim reminds me of Annie Sullivan’s time with Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker (with Patty Duke, of course). Sure this episode doesn’t have nearly as much physical movements and “violence” as the other did, but both Patty and Annie had to teach young children whom they could hardly communicate with. And that “No!” Patty yelled after Kim brushed her teeth? I could’ve sworn I heard that exact same scream in The Miracle Worker movie.
Later on, Patty Duke played the role of Anne Macy Sullivan in The Miracle Worker.
"HE KNOOOOOOOOOOOOWS!!!"
16:45, "Now what did you think I was going to do, twirl my mustache and send him out into the snow?!" (ala, Snidely Whiplash) 🤣
I've never seen this side of her either. This is the only episode where Patty WASN'T selfish!
Patty Duke was so beautiful had a crush on her forever my wife looks so much like her when I saw my wife 38 years ago I knew that was it
awww what a cute episode.
Does World Vision still exist. I would to LOVE to do something like this!
Hey Blacks on Patti Duke!!🎉
The only thing I do not like about this show is that it shows what I missed out not having my own children.
According to MeTV, the actual address of the Lane residence was 9 Remsen Street. I brought it up on Zillow, and that is indeed the house. (I mentioned in another comment in Episode #12, that I want to go there sometime soon and retrace the steps she took! In this episode however at 8:55, it shows their address as "5 Remson Street." The number is inaccurate and so is the spelling of the street. Interesting!
I found the house on Google Earth 😃it says Number 8 on the door 🤔but I could be wrong huh lol
The actual address is indeed 8 Remsen Street. It was correctly mentioned in other episodes. The house is real. See my videos.
@@gary85mj Correct; it's actually 8 and not 9; I wonder why the discrepancy?
Delfino De Arco plays Kim. This was his only acting credit.
He was Spanish and not Korean.
@@MrMenefrego1 So either he spoke Spanish, or the writers thought we were idiots and couldn't tell the difference
(I couldn't, but I bet those who speak Spanish could)
I used to sing with Delfino in Astoria NY as kids. He was great
Correct and he was not Spanish but Philippine
I looked his name up. He also played in The King and I.
He must have been one of those cute little children who came in while the orchestra played.
The first time I've ever seen a show from the 60's era mention a young white female's race--@8:56. You gotta "freeze" it to see it, because it moves quickly.
Yeah, I saw it. That was pretty interesting to see that on an early 1960s family sitcom. It wouldn't be until the late '60s, after Dr. King's assassination, that sitcoms would be regularly allowed to mentioned, or show words describing skin color & race. 1968's NBC's "Julia" with Diahann Carroll comes to mind.
@@alaricabercrombie2692 The Patty Duke Show was the first show of that era that showed Black boys with White girls and vice versa. You have to watch the acting extras closely as the cameras swing by.
@@MrCJ-qz9dl Oh yes, I already knew that. It was a groundbreaking show in that sense. As a matter of fact, I remember a 1964 episode where a black girl had an one time, supporting, SPEAKING role throughout the entire episode. She played one of Patty's high school classmates & friends. Her role was not racially stereotyped. She was smart, zesty, and fun. Thanks for your reply, Clarence. 👌
@@alaricabercrombie2692 A Black boy--Tom Scott--also had a one-liner on PDS, and was seen as a stand-in from time to time. He was also featured on Sanford and Son as a banker who was forced to give "Sanford Arms" a loan after a hold-up. In the second season of PDS, "Fred Sanford's" beau "Donna" (Lynn Hamilton) is sitting at a speech rally , but speaks no words.
@@MrCJ-qz9dl OMG! Yes, yes, I remember seeing him, too, on "The Patty Duke show".....and "Sanford & Son" 😄. Thank you for reminding me about him. 😊
maaaaa ma
****KITCHEN ALLOWANCE**** **DOES THE WIFE GET AN ALLOWANCE FOR EACH ROOM OF THE HOUSE, OR JUST THE KITCHEN...?**
A house hold allowance was common back then for the stay at home wife.
House Hold Allowance:
Grocery Shopping...cleaning supplies etc
Steve Bano: Why ask when in 4 years, you still haven't checked back for the answer?
@@MrMenefrego1 *How would you know if I checked back or not?*
@@stevebano5874 *DUH!*
This episode is ridiculous from beginning to end.
Studies 🌎✅🎤@ Wonderful
@13:53..."food"...@24:18----> "l wanted to see you", or "l missed you"....@24:29--> "How have you been?". He's not a real Korean boy. It's obvious by his pronunciation.
He is Spanish.
@@MrMenefrego1 l noticed that on the credits, 'cause l've lived in S. Korea 🇰🇷 for the past 24 years. I can recognize a counterfeit when l see one.
4:57@Am2❤️ DEA
Is that Patty's real hair, or is she wearing a wig?
boy, that social worker sure liked to drop in unannounced. didn't let them know she was bringing him, didn't let them know when she had to take him back, then she pops in again 6 months later.
Unfortunately that is ehat "they" do...
everwhat013 - It's what writers do to heighten the tension.
Kym❤️@ Wow!?!? Mochary 🌎
Mochary is a surname.
It was a worthy undertaking; sadly, most, if not all, of the funds were pocketed and rarely, if ever, reached the intended people. Americans have always been a giving people; from WWI to the Vietnam War, we invariably collected money to help those in need.
BirthRights@❤️ 2030🍐🎤✅
Mochary 2 Dae Day DEA
What are you talking about?
The Cathy character was too stuffy
Was done on purpose...
they're the same person
Racist AF
*People like you want to see racism so desperately that you see it even in places where it does not exist. Pathetic.*
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA there wasn't anything Racist about this episode
Do you even know the definition of racism?
I don't know how Korea was at the time of this episode,
but I was in Korea teaching English from 1999 to 2011.
At that time, they certainly knew what toothbrushes were and they certainly didn't start fires by rubbing two sticks together.
You're HILLARIOUS!