The Monkees - Episode 56: Some Like It Lukewarm (FULL HD EPISODE)
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I loved working on this episode with Davy, Peter, Micky and Michael, four of the sweetest guys in the business. The restoration is magnificent, and I know you’re going to love it. I’m ready to shoot another one tomorrow.
+Deana Martin I loved this episode. And you looked great in it too! I bet you dad was very proud of you working with the Monkees.
Thank you John West
+Deana Martin My pleasure Deana. I love your dad's music too. My father was also a fan and often used to listen to your dad. His fav was That's Amore. I present radio shows in the UK and often play your dad's music.
I am a HUGE fan of your dad and his music! How exciting to see you comment on this! Love you in this episode!!
This is one of my favorite episodes Deana, it's great to see you on here and to get a preview of the Blu Ray set...long overdue. Much love to you Deana...thank you
Seeing Davy and Charlie together, not just making music but demonstrating their very real friendship and the mutual respect between them, as well as Davy introducing Charlie as a teacher and mentor who everyone could learn from, must have been tremendously uplifting in 1968.
@krhetor when I met Davy I asked him about that segment because I was wondering about the song he and Charlie sang. He said that song was never completed and never recorded for any album. He also talked about what a truly wonderful person Charlie was and how much it meant to him to be able to record that segment with him for the show.
@@rainey2764 That's a great story, thanks for sharing! I suppose Davy and Charlie must have met when Davy was performing Oliver! on Broadway.
@@rainey2764 I wonder why it was never completed? It would have been a great song.
that was outstanding
the monks and associates were all light years ahead...
miss my One boyce & hart lp..
Loved that scene with Davy and Charlie!
Oh goodness!! The necklace Davy has around his neck in the beginning of this episode I ordered the beads and made one just like it!! 😊 I wore it everywhere I went for years!! Teen crush on Davy big time!! 🥰 Good memory!!
Got to see them in concert and thought if I died tomorrow I would go a happy camper!! ☺️ Well I didn't die as I'm an old woman now!! Amazing how fast time passes and we have lost three of them!! 😪💔 Never to be forgotten!! 🙏
RIP Davy 💕
RIP Peter 💕
RIP MIKE 💕
Thank you for the entertainment and great music!! 🎤🎼🎸🎹🥁
Mickey was the first voice of the Monkees that we heard... And now, his will be the last we hear.
May he be blessed with a long life.
AMEN! Micky has stated that he has no plans to retire. He will continue to tour and perform and celebrate the music of the Monkees.
What else can he do?
11:50 Micky- "I think he's kinda cute!"
Peter- "you would."
Me- WELL WHATEVER IS THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN?!
I like how Mike just whispers yeah and agrees with Mickey though 😂😂
Then about a minute later Mike says the same thing
It was the 60s a man saying another man was cute or handsome wasnt as common or as permitted as today.
Micky and Mike..... bi?
Naaaaah, they were just being edgy, Lol
Mike Nesmith once said, "For me, David was the Monkees. They were his band. We were his side men." Thank you guys for all the love and the songs and the joy.
Probably because they were trying to portray The Beatles and Davy was their token Brit
Mike was probably being somewhat sarcastic
@@brianpatrick7411 That's a remarkably cynical and ungenerous interpretation. I like think that Mike was better than...well, you.
@@keithbird8910 You completely misread what I wrote. Seriously, try again.
All FOUR had leadership skills and quality. But the main "battle of leadership" of The Monkees, was between Jones & Nez. It undoubtedly showed, both in the series and real life.
It was cool how Mike always wore a suit and tie in the age of hippy clothes. It made him stand out in contrast to the others. Door into Summer is a fantastic song!
Wow, I just happened to stumble upon this video and was surprised to see Jerry Blavat, "the Geator With The Heater", the Boss with the Hot Sauce". He was an icon in Philly and was still hosting dances for all his "yon teenagers" even in his 70's. He played the "B" side of records of which there were some great overlooked songs. He refused to follow the pack and "did his own thing" before it was popular to do so. RIP Geator, I miss ya!
"Davy" I always wondered what the noises where at our house....it was me three sisters learning how to walk!
The ending with Davy & Charlie Smalls is my favorite part of the whole episode.
That was nice, I had forgotten about that completely!
Same!
Man, that was dynamite! So cool to learn something new that's something "old".
Charlie Smalls had a lot of talent. He wrote the lyrics and music for the Broadway musical The Wiz.
In the end Davy only recorded one song written by C.Smalls it was called 'Opening Night' and it can be found on the 3 disc edition of "THE MONKEES PRESENT MICKY DAVY MICHAEL".
I remember sitting on the floor watching this episode with my sisters. Then, the shock of our lives happened...Mom! There's a black man on the Monkees! My mom came in and said, "The world is changing. Y'all get ready for bed." It was really rare to find people like us on TV. Don't get me started when The Jackson Five was on the Ed Sullivan Show...
And this was before Eartha Kitt playing Catwoman!
I never saw color growing up. I just saw people.
@@bigbubba29 You mean you just ignored people of colour and still do. Now beat it.
@@ColtraneTaylor No silly.
I loved how Mr Smalls explained the difference in the music beats (actually explaining how were all on different beats of music and energy but we all have soul ) !!! I was born in 1972 , so this was a lil bit ahead of my time but I still remember this part of the episode to this day (when I saw it as a rerun on tv) and still think of how awesome this lil segment at the end of this episode is !!!!
I saw Davy in Disneyworld the year before he died. He sand “Girl” to my wife. Unforgettable! When he came on stage he said Davy’s backstage…I’m his grandfather. 😅
Every one of those girls is a GODDESS
Kim
Sharon Cintron, Playboy Playmate of the Month, May 1963.
The "short a minute" segment at the end was too cool! RIP David, Peter and Michael 🙏🏻
Someone said that emoji is really a "high five."
Can we just give Davy credit for learning to walk in high heels so quickly?
He makes a pretty good-looking woman! The funny thing is that his daughters resemble him somewhat!
he had terrific legs!
The ending with Davey and Charlie was INCREDIBLE. Loved that part.
*Davy
Love the beginning when Davy and Micky break out into doo-wop and Mike makes his sales pitch!! Too good.
Davy is doing the bass line, and killing it!
R.I.P. Peter Tork and Davy Jones.
Michael Nesmith,too
Davy Jones sportin' that unibrow!
The Adequate Gamer
haha
I've been ashamed of my unibrow 😂 but now I see and look close your right!
During She hangs Out, everyone looks like they are having a great time, especially Davy.
And the best part of that is everybody's just being themselves, which is how it should be.
Also, the song is pretty "groovy!"😀
THEY UPLOADED A WHOLE EPISODE IN AMAZING QUALITY I'M DEAD
SO AM I! I CANT WAIT TILL JUNE 10 WHEN THIS COMES OUT BLU RAY
When and where did I see this car bumper sticker, on a total stranger's Volkswagen Rabbit GTI? The one that said; "I may be getting older but I refuse to grow up." This was back then in 1993, while I was walking up through Broadway Street or Avenue in Santa Cruz CA. This was when I was in Santa Cruz Adult School, which use to be in the Louden Nelson room 5. Located on the corner of Center St. and Laurel St.
And I do want all of you 'Monkees' fans; to know just how much I'm fighting really hard, to be someone who's straightforward honest.
Can I tell you something about Robert Mike Nesmith and George Mickey Dolenz Jr. also? It's amazing that these guys, they didn't make fun of other Justice League of America heroes like the Hal Jordan Green Lantern.
Whatever happened to the Green Lantern oath motto when it says this? "Even in the lightest day and the darkest night, no evil shall ever escape my sight."
love Mike's vocals in "Door into Summer"
Royal-Tea ive loved that song .. and most of the others.. for 40 years
I Like Mike,s Vocals.
Too good! Love the music, lyrics and the vocalist- Mike, such a unique, heartfelt and understated voice. Is there anyone like him?
And this is one of his fabulous songs. Mike was a brilliant songwriter.
This song sounds like CS&N ....
I love both the Beatles and the Monkees so its really awesome to here them mention the Beatles
Sadie Akers yea same
Love the Monkees and the eagles
I dont like the beetles.
Meade Skelton *Beatles
@meade skelton, either do i.
It never looked this good even in the control room at NBC! Charlie Smalls went on to win a Tony for creating the Broadway classic "THE WIZ".
+chuckcollins I wonder if this episode didn't inspire the Beatles to recruit Billy Preston.
Did they ever record the song that Davy and charlie are singing?
+Emily Hughes I looked it up and it doesn't seem like they did, but who knows... it may be archived somewhere as an unreleased track. I'd love to hear it if it is. Beautiful song.
@@crazysingingchick if it's not recorded elsewhere, this episode may well be the ONLY place to hear the song since Davy is no longer around.
Woah! So he worked alongside Michael Jackson and Diana Ross. Awesome!
I met Davy just a couple of weeks before he died. I asked him, "in 'Sleepy Jean,' was the 'what number is this, chap?' '7A!!!' thing spontaneous? It seemed like it might have been scripted." "Oh, yes. Totally spontaneous."
I remember that I met my dad in Florida (I live in CA) and talked about meeting him. The next day I saw the headline (yes, I actually got the news via a newspaper because I was away from the desktop, and I rarely use my laptop) that he died. Blew my effing mind. My dad was reluctant to talk about it because he is just one year younger than Davy.
He actually said Chip, not chap. He was talking to producer Chip Douglas who also co-wrote "The Door Into Summer".
I saw him 2 weeks before his death at BB Kings. It hurt so bad😔😔
Deana Martin was a friend of Terry Melcher and met Charles Manson at a party, where Manson gave her a ring and asked her to join his group. She declined but kept the ring. She also testified at the trial of Charles Watson.
@@roseprulx2228: I did NOT know that.....NO idea what to say, just a HORRIBLE thing :( Am glad that Terry & she weren't in danger, though.....
Thank you, I'm sorry for your loss. Sincerely.
When I was old enough to grow facial hair in the 70's I had big sideburns like Mike. My dad didn't like it one bit!
I bet he did not! My Dad was like that with guys I dated. More so than having long hair! Lol.
I still have mine that way. I’m stuck in the past.
@@ChadQuick270W Good,most guys look better with long hair & side burns.My sons,looking thru the photo albums,freaked "Did our uncles really look like that!?" I really rate the long hair look for guys,but man buns?Euck!All a matter of taste of course.
only watching for the eighth time ...
Lindsay Planer I know right
2nd to the Beatles.
Amazing that Jimmy Hendrix opened for the Monkeys and the crowd actually booed him when he set his guitar on fire. The Monkeys commented that the fans had no idea what they were witnessing. The Monkeys knew.
You have to remember that the Monkees audience was primarily prepubescent girls. They were too young to appreciate someone like Hendrix.
That was depicted in a scene from the "Daydream Believers" TV movie, except that Jimi didn't set his guitar on fire, he flipped the fans. Here is the movie :th-cam.com/video/UA6IYbV7KUQ/w-d-xo.html@1:09:10 is where Jimi performs while the Monkees watch backstage as the crowd boos Jimi
Davy, still the cutest boy ever.
Davey's love interest here is Deana Martin, the daughter of Dean Martin. She and Davey actually dated in "real life", too!
Oh that's right! They should have let Davy and Deana sing. She's quite good.
"David Carpenter" Interesting. Wasn't she a bit too tall for him?
In this episode, they both forced by their bands to dress up as the opposite sex because the contest they're in is for mixed sex bands.
At 14:00 it sounds like he's humming "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" very quietly.
@@obscurelyvague they were the same height.
Sad to report that Jerry Blavat, iconic Philadelphia DJ who appeared in this episode, passed away at age 82, today, January 20, 2023 which happens to be "National DJ Day".
Did anyone notice Micky's drums fall apart in the she hangs out song? haha
He plays quite well when he isn't on them, though.
.... I am 41 years old.... I’ve worked with people in my life like Glen Campbell , Leon Russell, Johnny Cash, Herbie Mann.... and today. Yes today marks the first ever monkeys episode I have ever seen...
what was I doing my whole life to have missed what gems these shows actually are.
My apologies to you guys.. “The Monkeys” for not taking the time to actually see why, your shows “are” the icons they still are today. Hats off to you gentlemen.
It’s Monkees not monkeys.
Brilliant restoration. Nice job. Feels like present day, not 50 years ago.
21:25 Charlie explaning the soul count is brilliant! We all got it back then. Ask someone today where the soul is.. they won't get it. 😉
I appreciate the lack of canned laughter
RIP, Mike. Say hello to Davy and Peter for us.
And that I love them forever.
When I first saw this episode, I did not know who Charlie Smalls was. Of course, he went on to create The Wiz. Sad that he died young. I liked the bit about soul.
The Smalls bit and the Zappa segment at the beginning of the next episode give us some idea of how the show could have gone if the producers had alowed their stars to make the format changes they'd wanted. It would have been quite ahead of it's time (foreshadowing the comedy & music shows that would be so popular by 1975). It also could have garnered The Monkees some respect from their harsher critics, and allowed the guys to use their celebrity status to introduce up-and-coming performers who inspired them. It's just a shame the producers didn't have more foresight.
@@sharpeslass5452 - What could have been..
@@sharpeslass5452 this missed opportunity. This makes me sadder than it should. I guess because we all know what should have been x
The Wiz movie is amazing. As a young black kid, I was especially greatful for it. So sad that out of a magnificent cast, only Diana remains. X
What is the song that him and Davy are singing together I can’t find any other versions?
If you watch carefully during "The Door Into Summer" sequence when Davy Jones throws the tambourine on the stage bits of it went everywhere & actually hit Mike Nesmith's lower left leg!, he continually kept playing in pain trying not to show the agony, it also featured a black American musician at the end of the episode which was a first for the changing times of the late 60's... groundbreaking indeed!
This is one of the best episodes, demonstrates what great TV comedians the Monkees were as well. Also whenever Davy was the lead actor in an episode like this, the energy and performance level seemed to raise up a few notches. His comedic delivery in this episode made me lmao. A truly seasoned veteran stage actor at a young age, knew how to go for the laughs with great timing. Even during the song at the end, dancing with Peter, singing in Mike's ear, or earlier trying to get off stage in drag.
yeah, im also binging animaniacs and the 2 are quite similar. a lot of anarchic energy
Yeah, Davy is the best actor in the group.
That's because he was from the North of England. These are the funniest and wittiest people on the planet.
The Artful Dodger in Oliver on the English stage.
R.I.P Jerry Blavat! 1940-2023
Loved the outro/epilogue. I have used it in a presentation about history of blues music. This is why so many white folks who mostly listen to pop music have trouble clapping along to soul, blues, rock, even house.
The last 4 mins of this with Davy Jones and Charlie Samalls are off the scale good. Incredibly talented lad and TV natural. He wd hve made a brilliant chat show host in his latter years.
Monkee's ALWAYS And Forever PEACE And Love I love there dhows
The whole “She Hangs Out” clip is hilarious. Micky seems like he’s having the time of his life and I can’t tell if he’s high or just Micky 😂 Also Davy and Mike at 20:24 - 20:34 🤣
@Lauren. MICKY DOLENZ WAS NEVER HIGH! WHEN A PERSON IS HIGH, THAT PERSON IS SWEATING! MICKY DOLENZ WAS NOT SWEATING!!
You just might be on to something there ...
People don't always love the 2nd season as much as the 1st, but the physical comedy on stage (when Davy keeps leaving) is fantastic. Plus they leave in all the little bloopers. And high Micky is just my fave.
The 1st Season had better scripts, but the 2nd Season had better music and the guys' strong chemistry was even stronger than it was during the 1st Season.
When was Micky high?
@@tamerawaltman4115 all the time lol
That is so funny how you said people liking the 1st season more than the 2nd, and I have always felt or thought the same thing, always thought I was one of a few that felt that way, there are some Jems in the 2nd season I really dislike the episodes where Mike is not in the episode.
I love the second season, its more 'far out'.
They seemed to have had fun filming "She Hang's Out;" Mike and Mickey are laughing, and at the 19:19 mark, Davy makes a face and sticks out his tongue at someone off camera. Fun to watch.
The scene where Davy is trying to leave the stage is magnificent on so many different levels. Incredible timing, beautifully staged, nothing wasted.
The Charlie Smalls segment was way cool!!!
Thank you for posting this episode really enjoy it I grew up with this so it brings back memories
Way past cool!
Very cute to see Michael get a goofy through the She Hangs Out song. He's always so serious
That's because he was always focusing on making his own music and wanting the show producers to let the guys play their own instruments and write their own songs.
He couldn't stand of all the holding back they keep saying to the group. Not to mention the press and newspapers saying the Monkees are phonies for not playing their own instruments and imitating The Beatles.
I loved the way those girls were doing the Monkees song. That was funny.
When I was in eighth grade these four guys were so important to me.
Begging utube/Sony to PLEASE replace our MONKEE shows!! It's keeps so many people happy. Especially the elderly.💔
Davy looks like his "doe-tah" Annabel in this one.
Yes he does!!
I love this episode. It is just so much fun. The guys were fantastic. Deana Martin was also really great. Her and Davy were so cute together.
They dated briefy.
An absolute fever dream episode, as if ChatGPT was asked to create a "Monkees" episode. But then, that absolutely epic rendition of "She Hangs Out" at the end. Holy moly. And after that? Davy considering the difference between black soul and white soul with none other than Charlie Smalls! Gender roles. Racial understanding. In the 1960s. Both conveniently camouflaged in ridiculous Borscht-belt comedy that even your grandma could relate to at the time. These guys were more important than the Beatles. I'll fight you on this.
This was one of my favorite shows of all time! I was just a toddler when The Monkees first came on TV but the show was on syndication throughout the 70s
Those women were all absolutely beautiful!!
keeping the screen gems logo..nice nostalgic touch
I thought it was awesome myself we are truly classic my friend
LOOKS AMAZING. Remember when viewing, TH-cam "quality" settings may default to "AUTO". Make sure you set the "Quality" to 1080 to get the full impact of this incredible restoration.
Was a big fan as a little kid, and wanted to be Peter - my brother wanted to be Mike. This was about 1982, and we had no idea it wasn't brand new and around 15 years old. Looking at this in HD, it looks like it could convince kids now at 55 plus years old 😊
I know I want to be with them and I want to meet them but I can’t I live in Florida😢😢
davy's "right" at 0:30 makes me laugh every time
"The Westminster Abbys" LOL
This was a great episode. In fact, all of the shows were great. They sure don't make shows like these anymore. RIP Davy and Peter.
my sister and I watched the Monkies when it first aired, was our favorite show then but Dad hated the music so we had to go out into the garage and watch it on an old B&W TV that hardly worked
The Davey and Charlie music 🎶 lesson at the end taught me more than a year of music theory 😂
Peter was a genius!
The World Needs More Monkees!
Wow! This is so wonderful to see this so clean & clear, shoots me right back to being a littlem kid enjoying The Monkees in the 70's! LOVE IT!
Interesting Trivia here: The fellow in charge of the contest with the Monkees at the start of the show is Jerry Blavat, who was an expert in pop music, was a radio DJ, and was prominent in the Philadelphia musical scene. I've met Jerry many times over the years when I lived in Philly. For most of Jerry's adult life, he had Mob connections, first with Angelo Bruno, the Godfather of the Philadelphia-New Jersey turf. And then after Angelo was assassinated, he was aligned with Phil Testa before he was taken out too. Finally, he was tight with the new Philly boss Nicky Scarfo. In May 1981, at the Meletis Greek restaurant in South Philadelphia, Jerry Blavat joined Mob captain Raymond Martorano for dinner with Chelsais "Stevie" Bouras, who was involved in narcotics distribution for the Mob, along with his girlfriend Janette Curro. The dinner and meeting, largely a "social" one, didn't last long. Suddenly a gunman appeared at the table, motioned Martorano and others to move aside and began blasting. Tragically the hit on Chelsais Bouras also took out Bouras’s girlfriend, Janette Curro. Martorano and Blavat were wounded.
How in the world can Davy move around so well in high heels!?
@Emma Rahner I know right? It's crazy that he can walk in them better than I can.
Deana is one groovy chick! Classic episode!
The closing Monkees theme song is magnificet
I actually got to meet them in 1987. I have pictures and I got to kiss David Jones best time of my life.
OMG, this looks really fantastic!!! The colors! Wonderful!!!
Did anyone pick up Davy humming the 8 or 9 chords of "Everybody loves somebody sometimes?" That was when the waiter seated him with Deana Martin in the secluded place away from everyone. I thought that was cool.
That song got attention again in the episode when the Monkees go to England. The show's prop man was used to play the part of the customs man at the airport. After Davy calls him out for being "Jack Williams the property manager", Williams belts out the tune.
"What are you going to do to turn me into a woman?"
"Who's got the scissors?"
I remember this episode well from when I was 12 years old, and the 2nd big wave of Monkeemania suddenly broke out around their 20th Anniversary tour in '86 (minus Nesmith, who chose to sit it out). As a result, EVERY local TV station began broadcasting syndicated re-runs of this show (as MTV had already started doing at the beginning of said year), radio put their songs into heavy rotation all over again, and they started re-appearing in the pages of 16, Teen Beat, Bop! (and other such magazines) alongside modern-day Teen/'Tween Idols like Kirk Cameron and Corey Feldman! Anyway, my sisters and I would catch back-to-back episodes of those re-runs every day after school (rushing home as fast as we could to do so), as well as the frequent marathons on MTV during weekends. Otherwise, I only now made the connection that Deana Martin was the fantastically striking brunette "boy" singer in the other mixed "group" on this particular episode. Alas, I'm also every bit as curious now (as I was then) as to who her equally HOTT "bandmates" were (especially the "drummer"). As for the restoration of the show itself, I have to likewise agree that it IS stunning beyond belief!
I remember the Monkees also from the 1980s resurgence. In the fall of 1986, in Los Angeles, the show was airing on weekday mornings at the time I had to travel to school. So I'd take the portable RCA black-and-white and plug it in the lighter. Very poor reception, but it was better than nothing. Lots of engine-running static in that Ford EXP.
While I was watching this episode here on TH-cam, it occurred to me that -- this may be the first time I've seen it in color! I've seen PARTS of it, random clips, in color before, but we had only black and white telly at my house until the end of 1988 (1988? 1988??? YES 1988!), and that's how I saw complete Monkees episodes. Much like many people probably did the first time through, twenty years earlier!
P.S. The girl drummer appeared in a lot of episodes. Either the imdb or some Monkees fansite must have the answer to her identity. She reminds me of Julie Christie, who had just recently won the Best Actress Oscar, so the look must have been a great help to her in getting work ... at least for a few years.
Same here; I was 12, in the summer of '86. They came back to TV, to kick of the reunion tour, Memorial Day, and by summer, I was watching it daily. Was bummed not to see it, once school started back up, but then I caught it at a friend's house, weeknights, on MTV, in the evening. It didn't matter that I'd seen every episode, 3 times, already.
I became a Monkees fan during that time. I was 8 in '86
That was the Third Wave. There was a mini wave in 76. The show went back into syndication, Dolenz Jones Boyce And Hart put out their LP and toured. Mickey did a bunch of TV commercials.
Corey Feldman?! no not that pos
omg. there faces! so cute! it's gonna to see them so clear!!!
I grew up watching reruns of the monkees. I loved them then, and still love them. Silly as they are, they cheer me up when I watch them. They seem like good guy's.
Reruns?? I'm old enough to have watched them when they were first run!! Hee Hee
I never realized how silly Peter actually was when wayas a kid but I see now as 65he was as goofy as Nicky, my favorite since a young girl who loved the monkeys! I will always love !It’s a shame only one is now left! He must miss his buddy’s a lot!
Man! I love this show!! Brings me back to Saturday morning re-runs in the 80s.
R.I.P. Michael Nesmith ... Micky it is just you now.
1970 Saturday mornings, my favorite breakfast cereal and the Monkees!...love it.
Wow what a standout .. and Davy shining in his Davy self! 😍
My mother loved the Monkees. We watched all of their shows and I bought all of their albums. Mom would wander around the house singing along with them and her only daughter. ❤❤❤
The contest director, Jerry Blavat was well-known Philadelphia radio and TV personality, known as "The Geator with the Heater". Began as a dancer on American Bandstand (1952) in 1953. Became a disc jockey in 1960 and had a nationally syndicated TV dance show, _"The Discophonic Scene" (1960)_, and talk show, "Jerry' s Place" (1960), in the 1960s. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 and continues to broadcast in Philadelphia on the Geator Gold Radio Network.
This is my favorite Monkees episode. Deana Martin, Dean martins lovely daughter? Wow a pleasure to talk to you.
She played the girl who forced to be a boy.
Oh lucky day, a Monkees episode appeared! We crushed on them ALL! Ans still DO!
The quality of this film is so amazing from a long time ago
probably scanned with a digital optical laser drum scanner (at 2k resolution) after removing any dirt from the negs,, then digitally removing scratches from each frame, then treated for fading of the original color.
having seen 4k titles recently with HDR, I'd drool over how well this show would look in 4k if rescanned. most TV shows are remastered in 2k and movies in 4k, 8k is too resource-hungry right now, and that resolution would be better suited for huge auditorium displays.
I cannot believe that the iconic Geater with the Heater, Jerry Blavat was in this episode. He still does radio in the Philadelphia area too...
I've been looking for this clip with Charlie Smalls like forever. So glad I found it. Since I didn't not understand "the 1 and 3" or "the 2 and 4" as he was explaining, I guess that means I have ZERO soul. I could not follow what he was saying at all . . . but he and Davy Jones sounded great together.
22:29 Early examples of beatboxing.
A simple fun sitcom with music i wish tv still made cool shows like this
This show still holds up...so hilarious 😂
😅 See that huge thick book they tried to put on Davy's head? (3:38)
I bought that same dictionary for $40 at a thrift store at least 20 years ago. Most expensive thing I ever bought at a thrift store but I Had to have it. It is an International Websters Dictionary, pyblished in 1943 and weighs at least 15 pounds, and has 3,370 pages. More than just a dictionary, it has all kinds of scientific charts and more.
MIKE NESMITH ALWAYS. PLAYED GRETSCH GUITARS ! THEY WERE A WORK OF ART !WISH I COULD OF LEARNED TO PLAY THE GUITAR !
Louis, start now.
By next year, you may still sound terrible, but at least you'll have started, and won't feel as if you wasted a year if opportunity. Pick up a cheap Guitar, and search the webs for beginner lessons.
Gretsch had a deal with the show so all the instruments were Gretsch at the start.
Hysterical!! Poor Davy LOL!
the scene, of,Davy trying to to get off,stage and,them trying,to stop him was, damn funny
I really like the ending to this episode. That seems so surprising to be on regular TV show like that. Very unexpected and interesting.
Agreed. I think they did that for the last three episodes of the series, as they were being canceled. Iirc Tim Buckley (fantastic songwriter and father of Jeff Buckley) and Frank Zappa were the other two guests.
and then there was One...RIP Nez Michael Nesmith 10 December 2021. ✌
BRAVO! Thank you all so very, very much for taking all the time to do this! And I am sooooo looking forward to "GOOD TIMES!"
Thanks to Andrew and John and everyone involved in preserving and restoring these timeless and unique episodes for future fans, but you are also creating new chapters in their recording career. I am so amazed and astounded as to what you have all done. Timeless music.
Micky, Davy, Mike and Peter have given me and millions of others so many songs and memories that will last our whole lives.
I thought he was heading the project; hiring who he needed, and deciding on all the extras, and if the final restored quality was good enough. ;)