I am thrilled all 104 episodes are online. I haven't seen this show since it went off the air in 1966, and I never missed seeing an episode on WABC-TV, Channel 7. I had such a crush on Patty Duke! I used to read articles about her in "Tiger Beat" and "16". I remember there were a few Sunday afternoons living in Brooklyn, that we took rides in the car around Brooklyn Heights. I was about 10 or so at the time. I actually thought we were going to run into her and I broke out in a sweat! I didn't know of course at the time, the show was taped at Chelsea Studios and that she was living in Elmhurst Queens, or I would have certainly taken a subway there. I probably would have gotten my head handed to me, lol! I am in the process of reading her autobiography, and I could just cry thinking about all the problems she had in her life. This particular episode interests me because of the scene that "Cathy" walks outside the house right on the Promenade. I don't remember if any other episode showed the front of the house outside on that block. I'll bet the real estate there is out of sight! The house is on Remsen Street. I wonder if the people living in that house know their home is part of television history. I would love to just walk those steps she took in this episode. When I do, I will stop and say a prayer in her memory. God rest her soul, and all the other departed members of the cast, William Schallert, Jean Byron, and Eddie Applegate! Only Paul O'Keefe remains; I hope he has fond memories of this classic TV show! I actually made a video about this episode while visiting the Remsen Street house! th-cam.com/video/arplln9P9Kc/w-d-xo.html Later on, I made another video! th-cam.com/video/IXmv12wCzTc/w-d-xo.html
That’s so cool! I’m 21 and have been a fan of old Hollywood since I was a teenager but just found out about this show a few weeks ago. It’s super cool that everyone can relate to this show regardless of age 😊
I loved the Patty Duke show growing up. Brings fond memories. I always wanted to be outgoing like Patty but was always more subdued like Cathy. Anyway, while I was growing up I missed a lot of the episodes due to having to go to church during the week the day the show was on. Real bummer..thanks for allowing this old gal to relive those moments again; even for a few moments each time I view an episode it keeps these characters alive for future generations to enjoy. R.I.P dear Patty Duke and everyone else who starred in this show that are no longer with us. ❤️🙏🏻🌹🐾
When I was young this was one of the first sitcoms aimed at teenage girls. There were no repeats so you had to be pretty faithful. Patty Duke was a huge favorite!
Wednesday night at 8:00pm was “must see TV” on WABC Ch. 7. I had such a crush on her. My family made terrible fun of me, but this little 4th grader was not missing one episode of this show!
At 2:06 , look at John Spencer transition from talking to the one girl, to smiling and talking to someone else. How many times did we see that exact same attitude, movement, and expression on the West Wing, all those years later? What a personality he was.
~15:32, My father had a 1955 Buick Century Model-61 like the one in this episode. He used to let me sit on his lap and steer it, try that today; you would end up in jail! 😮It had a gigantic package shelf that we kids used to sleep on during evening drives; I can still feel the rumble of that Buick Fireball 322ci V-8 lulling me to sleep. How I miss those carefree days!
As originally filmed, this episode featured a short sequence in which Patty dreams she’s given a medal by the President. Because of the recent Kennedy assignation, the sequence was cut from the episode. Details are scarce. Here’s how the Associated Press described the cut footage: It was a dream sequence showing Patty receiving a medal from a man-whose face was not seen-seated in a rocking chair. Some sources state the man in the rocking chair spoke with an imitation of President Kennedy’s famous accent.
Can you please upload my 4 favorite episodes. "Patty Pits Wits Two Brits Hits," "Can Do Patty," "The Girl From NEPHEW," and "Do Your Brother A Favor."😀😀 I appreciate anything you can do.😀😀
Depends on what part of Europe but they certainly had it in England in fact it might've been more popular than in America. They had Rock in France where Cathy also spent much time but it wasn't no where near as popular as in England or America
Hmm. This TV program usually reflected real life, but THIS episode seems VERY written by someone born in 1910 and knew NOTHING about teenagers in the 1960s. I am an 80s kid, but this is RIDICULOUS.
I am thrilled all 104 episodes are online. I haven't seen this show since it went off the air in 1966, and I never missed seeing an episode on WABC-TV, Channel 7. I had such a crush on Patty Duke! I used to read articles about her in "Tiger Beat" and "16". I remember there were a few Sunday afternoons living in Brooklyn, that we took rides in the car around Brooklyn Heights. I was about 10 or so at the time. I actually thought we were going to run into her and I broke out in a sweat! I didn't know of course at the time, the show was taped at Chelsea Studios and that she was living in Elmhurst Queens, or I would have certainly taken a subway there. I probably would have gotten my head handed to me, lol! I am in the process of reading her autobiography, and I could just cry thinking about all the problems she had in her life. This particular episode interests me because of the scene that "Cathy" walks outside the house right on the Promenade. I don't remember if any other episode showed the front of the house outside on that block. I'll bet the real estate there is out of sight! The house is on Remsen Street. I wonder if the people living in that house know their home is part of television history. I would love to just walk those steps she took in this episode. When I do, I will stop and say a prayer in her memory. God rest her soul, and all the other departed members of the cast, William Schallert, Jean Byron, and Eddie Applegate! Only Paul O'Keefe remains; I hope he has fond memories of this classic TV show!
I actually made a video about this episode while visiting the Remsen Street house!
th-cam.com/video/arplln9P9Kc/w-d-xo.html
Later on, I made another video!
th-cam.com/video/IXmv12wCzTc/w-d-xo.html
That’s so cool! I’m 21 and have been a fan of old Hollywood since I was a teenager but just found out about this show a few weeks ago. It’s super cool that everyone can relate to this show regardless of age 😊
I loved the Patty Duke show growing up. Brings fond memories. I always wanted to be outgoing like Patty but was always more subdued like Cathy. Anyway, while I was growing up I missed a lot of the episodes due to having to go to church during the week the day the show was on. Real bummer..thanks for allowing this old gal to relive those moments again; even for a few moments each time I view an episode it keeps these characters alive for future generations to enjoy. R.I.P dear Patty Duke and everyone else who starred in this show that are no longer with us. ❤️🙏🏻🌹🐾
Bless your heart, Esther. ❤
I always watched the reruns of this show growing up. I absolutely love this classic show!
When I was young this was one of the first sitcoms aimed at teenage girls. There were no repeats so you had to be pretty faithful. Patty Duke was a huge favorite!
Even though I wasn't a teenage girl, I loved this show and Patty Duke!
Wednesday night at 8:00pm was “must see TV” on WABC Ch. 7. I had such a crush on her. My family made terrible fun of me, but this little 4th grader was not missing one episode of this show!
Then two years later, another TV sitcom premiered that was aimed at teenage girls, GIDGET, starring Sally Fields. 😊
You could say this show paved the way for shows like Lizzie McGuire, Hannah Montana, iCarly, Victorious, etc.
At 2:06 , look at John Spencer transition from talking to the one girl, to smiling and talking to someone else. How many times did we see that exact same attitude, movement, and expression on the West Wing, all those years later? What a personality he was.
IDK, How many?
I know!
I wish that wouldn't have ended that way. I'd like to have seen Patty's face at the surprise party!
~15:32, My father had a 1955 Buick Century Model-61 like the one in this episode. He used to let me sit on his lap and steer it, try that today; you would end up in jail! 😮It had a gigantic package shelf that we kids used to sleep on during evening drives; I can still feel the rumble of that Buick Fireball 322ci V-8 lulling me to sleep. How I miss those carefree days!
+Classic Tv Shows Excellent upload ! A Great BIG Thank You .
I can totally relate to Cathy...
RIP Anna Patty Duke ❤️
As originally filmed, this episode featured a short sequence in which Patty dreams she’s given a medal by the President.
Because of the recent Kennedy assignation, the sequence was cut from the episode.
Details are scarce. Here’s how the Associated Press described the cut footage:
It was a dream sequence showing Patty receiving a medal from a man-whose face was not seen-seated in a rocking chair.
Some sources state the man in the rocking chair spoke with an imitation of President Kennedy’s famous accent.
That's why this one runs short. Thanks!
Patty Duke was my first older women childhood movie star crush i think i was about 11 years old .lol
Hi energy dancing! The kid in the black suit with the dark hair.
I love this show! Could you upload some more episodes from the second season?
i'm going to upload all the episodes of this show, stay tuned because season 2 will be online very soon!
can't wait, looking for Little Dictator
@@ClassicTvShowsCTS this video seemed to cut off before the show was over
Patty is beautiful
She was Sean Astin's mother.
1:30 Yeah that’s John Spencer
12:58 Marriage, LOL... after years of praising you... the animosity and truth finally comes out.
so it was here first! the movie "can't buy me love" also had the plot point of the African tribal dance
The African Anteater Ritual!
This episode had a very abrupt ending
Almost like the writers couldn't think of a proper ending.
Can you please upload my 4 favorite episodes. "Patty Pits Wits Two Brits Hits," "Can Do Patty," "The Girl From NEPHEW," and "Do Your Brother A Favor."😀😀 I appreciate anything you can do.😀😀
sure!
yup, you're right!
Jim Robertson
Was this one of the early episodes they filmed?
I don't remember people dancing like that back then.
I see for this episode they got demons from hell to do the intro. I will have nightmares
what?
@@sunburypennsylvania8322 I was being sarcastic but the intro to this episode was unexpected
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the video ended before the show was over,,,it didnt show the ending
This is like this on the DVD's too. Not just the TH-cam video.
did John Spencer just kidnap a dog
You can't be popular from reading a book especially from an adult they don't know how to be popular
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18:30 and now click over to the 1971 film, My Sweet Charlie.
Nice observation!
minuto 19:49 qué ojos más lindos! 😍😍😍😍
That has to be the worst book ever.
Who's the guy at :04 who says "go Patty blast off!"?
I wonder what became of Tiger, the dog.
They don't have rock music in europe? puleeze
Depends on what part of Europe but they certainly had it in England in fact it might've been more popular than in America. They had Rock in France where Cathy also spent much time but it wasn't no where near as popular as in England or America
Cathy wasn't from that rock world in Europe. She was raised in aristocracy.
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Was "anti-boy" a euphemism for "lesbian"?
No woman ever turned me on
as much as Patty Dukes Mother
So can i
Hmm. This TV program usually reflected real life, but THIS episode seems VERY written by someone born in 1910 and knew NOTHING about teenagers in the 1960s. I am an 80s kid, but this is RIDICULOUS.
No, but it makes Cathy relatable.