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- TV theme intros of sitcoms of the 1960s, between 1962 and 1968, that aired for a single season or less. Our Man Higgins, Dickens and Fenster, Baileys of Balboa, Mickey, No Time for Sergeants, Wendy and Me, Karen, Tammy, Gidget, My Mother the Car, Captain Nice, Pruitts of Southampton, Ugliest Girl in Town, Occasional Wife, Love on a Rooftop, He & She, Good Morning World
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At long last you can now get the classic TV series "I'm Dickens ... He's Fenster" on DVD. It was Stan Laurel's favorite show!
There y'go. Now we know how good it was.
I was born 1960, so any show made before 1964 that has never been on TV since, I never got to see.There were a lot of good shows on TV in the 1960's-1980's eras, and it seemed like we watched TV non-stop, but what must be remembered is some of those shows only lasted 1 or 2 years, even though they were good.I watched He and She, and That Girl, when I was a child, and I understood them.I thought it would be cool to have Marlo Thomas as a sister.I had a crush on Richard Benjamin.I thought He and She was on for 2 years.We kids back then played outside a lot too, besides watching TV alot.LOL.
I saw several of these shows back when I was a first-grader watching way too much TV. I can't claim they were good, but they were fair representations of their era. Looking at their intros now, I'm struck by how many of the actors who starred in them are forgotten now.
Captain Nice starred the great William Daniels, who in a couple of years attained immortality as John Adams in the original cast of 1776!
He did well for himself as the voice of KITT on Knight Rider and as a doctor on St. Elsewhere.
For many years, Daniels was the Principal on Boy Meets World. Last year he celebrated his 96th birthday.
WOW!!!Talking about coming up with lost TV gold,nice work,keep it up!!
WOW, great stuff! I was under 10 yrs old, but I remember my older sisters were nuts about shows like Gidget, Love on a rooftop, and one you didn't include here as it ran longer than 1 season...That Girl! Ah the 60's.
Emmaline Henry sure got around during the 60's. RIP Emmaline.
0:38 & 1:58 ...Also, Debbie Watson (3:20 & 3:45).
Oh Amanda!
I was just thinking the same thing!
watching this was a real mindblower.... I felt like I was revisiting past lives, sappy, yet seductive and comforting hokum.
Thank you to the one who posted these---they are stuck in my mind after all these years.
Thanks for the trip down Memory Lane. I loved 1960s TV shows, and I watched several of these.
I definitely remember some of these shows. After all, I was a child in the sixties too.
Clint Howard also made an appearance in probably every Ron Howard movie. He was also the main character in the TV show "Gentle Ben". Of course, I remember him as "Balok" in the original Star Trek episode "The Corbomite Maneuver".
I remember reading that Love on a Rooftop was canceled after its writers and actors insisted on tackling subjects too controversial (for the day). And, OMG, I REMEMBER the opening to "He & She", altho I was only a widdle kid at the time -- my older sisters must have watched it regularly...um, for a year.
Jonh Dehner here, he was in some Wild Wild West episodes, always played a bad guy, just a great actor if you ask me.
You have to listen to his radio work. The Frontier Gentleman for starters. On radio he was often one of the good guy. Have Gun, Will Travel is another of his shows.
Sammee Tong was also the servant on "Bachelor Father" which starred future "Charlie" John Forsythe.
"He and She" deserved a much-better fate than to be cancelled after one year. It was well-written and had a sophisticated humor that may have alienated a lot of viewers. Paula Prentiss was my first crush...oooh.
how long ago was this? never heard of it .
He & She was the best one season show on TV, It became the prototype for shows such as Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart in the following years.
I thought He & She was good, back when it was in prime time.
TheBrabon1 I was a fan of Green Acres, too. I loved how surreal it was. It could have been co-written by Man Ray and Marcel Duchamp.
“A rock?!? You got me a rock?!?’ He bought her a chinchilla coat for their anniversary and she got him a rock that fell on his head during their honeymoon.
Very Cool ! Much praise for the post. It is t fun seeing these shows. I was in Southeast Asia when many of them aired..Did not know that Emaline Henry AKA Mrs. Bellows was such an active girl.
I wasn't aware Gidget only got one season. I remember seeing it in syndication in the 80's in Detroit.
Both Marty Ingals and John Asten were certifiably insane. Funny they were both on a program together.
I remember Loving this goofy show! It really was quite funny, but didn't last more than a season. Too Bad!
Maybe it was due to having their names (ASTIN; INGELS) frequently misspelled.
Dickens & Fenster had at least one major fan - Stan Laurel, who told Leonard Stern that this was his favorite TV show.
Judy Carne went on to "Laugh-In", and she was darling. Had she not poisoned herself with illicit chemicals, she might still be alive today.
Yes, in a tie with "It's About Time". Sherwood Schwartz (RIP) was definitely reaching there with that one.
All of those except the first one I remember. "I'm Dickens, He's Fenster" is about the funniest sitcom ever made.
A lot funnier than today's crap like "The Big Bang Theory" & "Modern Family".
I vaguely remember a few Dickens/Fenster episodes. It preceded tha Adams Family. I remember little, except that it was, indeed, damn funny.
Vin Scully indeed narrated "OCCASIONAL WIFE" inbetween baseball seasons, 'sd'. "THE PRUITTS" was actually the "working title" of the original unaired version of the series' pilot. It was seen during the first half of its only season as "THE PRUITTS OF SOUTHAMPTON" (becoming "THE PHYLLIS DILLER SHOW" in January 1967, at the same time "CAPTAIN NICE" premiered).
This is truely an expert collection of vintage TV one season wonders,,and although these shows were short lived,this was in the day,when,,despite some of the lack of
success,these shows were still made with quality in mind,when the TV business was
still within reason,which is no longer the case today,,as Network TV has mutated into
something far more different-with many Cable TV shows,and current TV executives,
who truely lack creative imagination,,esp. when it comes to remakes,,bad idea!!
Really great , thanks .
There were so many of these old sitcoms , My Living Doll , Topper , Life of Reilly ....
Weren't Life Of Riley & Topper sitcoms of the 50's?
The theme to "Karen" was by The Beach Boys. The only time it was ever commercially released was on the Tee Vee Toons CD "Television's Greatest Hits: Black & White Classics". It's not even on The Beach Boys' box set.
Pretty good tune actually.
It is September 2018 and i just came across this posting for the first time. I remember Tammy, Gidget, and Captain Nice quite well for their theme songs, opening credits and i even watched them. Love on the Rooftop's opening I recall but not watching. Man these bring back buried memories.
on a roll watching old TV show intros and wikipedia the names of the players that are on the shows to see where they are today. I can see that i won't get a dame thing done today.
Never saw these shows! What a treasure.
Never realized Gidget only had one season. Funny enough, "The New Gidget" in the 80's had two seasons.
You would have to figure that both "Gidget" & "Tammy" were extremely short lived in order for Sally Fields & Debbie Watson to turn around so quickly to do "Flying Nun" & "Karen" respectively while they still had that pixie quality going
This brought back fond memories. Does anyone remember Mr. Terrific? Same idea as Captain Nice--ordinary, dull fellow transformed into superhero by swallowing a pill. Another one-season show was The Secret Life of Henry Phyfe, where Red Buttons played another ordinary, dull guy who bore a physical resemblance to a superspy and who replaced him to spy on "the enemy".
Actually, Captain Nice drank a formula, Mr. Terrific took a power pill.
You know, here I am watch this with rapt attention and I'm thinking if they had TH-cam when I was a kid I'd have never left my room for school, work, or anything. I would just rot in my chair staring at this stuff.
Thanks for sharing a John Astin appearance that preceded the Addams Family.
We watched that “ Dickens …Fenster” program when it was new, Austin’s character was hired for jobs he was good at , but Fenster was messing them up all the time, I barely remember Dickens - had a bucket if paint over his head? 😐
Great video with some great finds on here. Nice work!
Geniales en su época, y ahora también !!!...
Gidget is one of the shows that comes up from time to time on " old time tv" stations. The other shows I don't remember
Great memories, thanks for posting! I remember a bunch of these & haven't thought about them in years, like Good Morning World, Mickey, He & She. And I really liked No Time For Sergeants! I guess there were more Gidget movies than TV seasons of Gidget.
Some of these were my favorite shows.
Even "Ugliest Girl In Town"? 😅
Thank you!!
I watched them both
Some titles that I haven't seen before on TH-cam. Thanks.
I remember quite a few of these shows (although I've been trying very hard to forget My Mother The Car).
Oh what we suffered through as children!
The only show I heard of was Gidget.
Gidget was in heavy rotation on syndication when I was a kid. The Flying Nun would usually follow it in the schedule. They usually don't syndicate such short lived shows.
Lew Archer 1949, Gitget lasted four seasons.
For the record, Gidget, My Mother The Car, and Good Morning World are out in full on DVD.
so is part of I'm Dickens. i have all of them on dvd
I've Gidget...the last show me & my mother watched....in 2014.
+Mark Foster If you're implying that your mother passed in 2014, well, RIP
It's About Time, it's about space, about two men in the strangest place ...
Loved that show (was a kid once). It was enough of a hit to return for a 2nd season but was heartbroken to see that Peter Duel was replaced with Roger Davis. Always wondered why Duel left the show? Later learned that Peter had committed suicide. Never learned why? So sad.
A CBS executive commented after he cancelled HE & SHE that it was the best show he had ever cancelled. It was a very funny show. As least to a kid in junior high school like me. At least CBS had learned from its mistake years later when it had to decide whether to keep MASH or Bridgette Loves Bernie. They kept MASH, moved it from Fridays to Saturday night between All in The Family and The Mary Tyler Moore Show, creating the most dominate network night in broadcast history. All in The Family AVERAGED a 50% share every week! A feat not seen since I Love Lucy.
CBS had crap shows renewed for years, but they didn't "get" He and She. One of the shows I sought and watched every week. It must have been memorable for me, since I remember it forty-plus years later. May William Paley burn in hell, for ignoring shows like that one, and also for turning the Yankees into a pile of junk.
richard hajeski Giving you a thumbs up, both for He & She and the Yankees comment. He & She is considered a forerunner to Mary Tyler Moore show, not just for the style of comedy but also because a) the set of Benjamin/Prentiss' apartment looks very much like MTM's; and b) it's pretty well established that the Ted Baxter character on MTM is a redux of Oscar North on He & She.
According to Harlan Ellison in one of his articles for the L.A. FREE PRESS in late 1968, he said CBS had the option of renewing "HE & SHE" for another season......or taking a chance on a contemporary version of "BLONDIE"--- which aired on Thursday nights in the fall of '68, and cancelled in January 1969.
Never knew why My Mother The Car only lasted one season; thought it was the most clever idea for a show in ages. Same for The Pruitts of Southhampton.
MY MOTHER THE CAR was funny. Sure it was a stupid sitcom, with "dear old mother" coming back as a car, because she was reinCARnated... very clever! It was never meant to be an intelligent sitcom that challenged important issues or pushed the limit, like later sitcoms such as ALL IN THE FAMILY or M*A*S*H*. It was escapist entertainment, for crying out loud.
THE PRUITS OF SOUTHHAMPTON was hilarious! Phyllis Diller alone was a laugh riot!!!! The Pruitts were a wealthy family whose money ran out. Always trying to con their creditors, borrowing money from their butler, it was one hilarious mishap after another.
I remember many of these. TV was not required to broadcast in color until September, 1966, so those look very dated now. Don't remember The Ugliest Girl in Town but love the 25 second intro song.(sounds a bit like The Seekers)
+Mark Muffs wow. im from the 80s and still remember a few of these shows. 1966? i always wonder how times were then.
RIP, Marty Ingels.
+Juliaflo he was banging shirley partridge
Mr. Terrific and Capt. Nice aired a half hour apart so you could watch both shows for the 13 weeks they aired.
Some of these I watched. Some were actually funny. And some were, well, you know.
Embree Walker II Sucked?
I assume most of them were "you know", since they didn't come back for a second season.
Not-so-smart aleck : Some of them were good, but just got put in unfortunate time slots (for example, against hit shows on other networks), or didn’t have good promotion, or had production problems.
You have a phenomenal memory! All I remember are the theme songs. "I hear the cottonwoods whisper above. . . "
Now I know why parents should be concerned what their kids see when they are young. This stuff went into my head at an early age and stuck there. I remember just about every one of these shows and even found my self singing the lyrics of the themes from "Captain Nice" and "Karen"! And I NEVER thought I would see the opening of the "Baileys Of Balboa" again. As Mork would say, "Oh wow, genetic memories".
The theme song to KAREN was sung by the Beach Boys, with Mike Love on lead vocal.
Love these uploads...Glad I found your channel
Shoot me now...I remember all but one of these shows, which really says:
1. I was a TV slave as a kid in the 60's
2. I'm old.
so was I. Born in '53.
Oh good, I'm younger than both of you, I was born in '54.
iflyTony hey, Tony. How are ya doin' youngster? I'm surprised you remember these shows? LOL
LOL, why do I get the feeling this is someone who knows me, and my actual age???
iflyTony I remember these shows myself. Uh-uh, don't figure out my age, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.
At 5:25 we see and hear the opening theme to the short lived TV series , Captain Nice starring William Daniels who is still alive in his 90s !!!
I know most but not all of the stars. But some of these shows here, I've never heard of them.
I grew up..well I was born in 1961 watching reruns as a kid in around 68' and in the 70's up until today even.
But I never even heard of most of these shows here. "We were lucky to have a TV in the 50's-60's." says my older siblings.
As I said however, I do remember most of the TV stars. For example; Wendy and Me. Never heard of it. but naturally I know George Burns and the girl, Connie Stevens, Is she the pop singer Connie Stevens? 16 Reasons? (Why I Love You), It looks like her. I never knew she did a sit com. I was too young to remember or too young know about some of these shows. I wasn't even born yet when some of them first aired on TV. I absolutely remember watching Bewitched In
"Living Color" back in 68-ish. Mom drop me off at the babysitters while she went to work and I would cry......for about 10-mins, then I watch Bewitched. I was about 6-7yrs old. I'll Never forget it. Sadly, I lost my best friend around that same year 1968-ish. He was my age and the son of the same babysitter. She was also my Moms good friend.
Poor kid, tried to sneak into the locked garage to get ice-cream from out the deep freezer after his mom told him "NO! Not until after dinner," she said. They were renovating or building a new garage, and he had tried to crawl through the unfinished, loosely secured window. He Inadvertently knocked the support rod out and the window frame came crashing down on his little neck. killed him instantly. So horrifying, so sad. RIP Arthur, my first best friend. I'll never forget that ether. I'm gonna watch "Wendy and Me" right now, for the first time in my life and see what that's all about. And perhaps some of the others I've never knew existed. Peace People.
Phyllis Diller was a great comedienne and also a concert pianist.
This is the full version. There is another version, a cover by The Surfaris ("Wipeout"), that I believe was used for the closing credits. They don't really sound similar, except for the lyrics. The song was written by Bob Mosher and Jack Connelly, who also wrote the themes for "The Munsters" and "Leave It to Beaver".
4:16 The real Gidget, the woman who the books, movies, series were based on, was my landlady.
Now you’ve made me curious to look up who inspired those books.
@@visionaryventures12 Kathy Kohner-Zuckerman. I only called her Kathy or Kat. I thought Gidget was just a character before I met her.
At the time, she owned at least two homes in the Palisades, overlooking the PCH and the beach/ocean. The rent she charged at the time was pretty cheap for the area. When I saw it in the paper, I expected a dive. However, it was a really nice place.
The cliff over the PCH was across the street, with a small wooded area "hiding" it. I told her it reminded me of a place where a Columbo killer would throw a body to make it look like someone fell off the cliff. She said she had the same thought.
I'm only 23 and I remember these
i liked I'm Dickens, He's Fenster thought it was funny
I saw an episode of it on TH-cam. OK, I guess. 😕
Dickens and Fenster = TOOL TIME!!!
They were a pair of carpenters on a construction crew.
What's interesting about Gidget is that the reason it only ran for a season was because the competition, I believe, was The Beverly Hillbillies which in today's world would be like putting anything against Modern Family- the show may be good, but everyone is watching the big, established hit of the time. Gidget then started picking up a good number of viewers during the summer re-run season, but ABC had axed it by then and it was too late to bring it back. I loved discovering it in syndication
"Captain Nice" and "Mr. Terrific" aired opposite each other on Monday nights and both only lasted 13 weeks.
Sometimes the theme is more memorable than the show. I remembered Dickens/Fenster, but I doubt if I watched it more than a couple of times.
I remember most of all the promo ad before the show premiered: “ I’m looking for Mr Dickens” “I’m Dickens he’s Fenster”. “I’m from the IRS”. “ I’m Fenster He’s Dickens.”
@@davidcouch6514 Hahahahaha! Yes, I hope they put some of those here on Tube. As I recall, it was pretty good.
I wonder if Garry Marshall got his idea for the spinning record intro to "Happy Days" from "Karen"?
4:10 Gidget was based on a number of movies of the same name. They were based on a writer's daughter who hung out with surfers who called her a "Girl Midget - a Gidget!" It may have been a one-season wonder TV show, but it was quite a movie franchise.
Good Morning World was in Petticoat Junction s spot that year. Petticoat Junction. moved to Saturday night. He and She came on right after Green Acres on Wednesday nights
Green Acres. I liked it because it was one of the most surreal shows ever made (and television in general was very surreal back then).
Good Morning World just wasn't funny. Wasted BIlly DeWolf, his character was not at all likeable.
John Astin, later of "The Addams Family"; Marty Ingles, later the husband of Shirley Jones; Leonard Stern may have struck out with "Dickens and Fenster" but he sure hit a home run later with "Get Smart"; the same with Buck Henry, from "Captain Nice" also to "Get Smart" Clint Howard, brother of Ron "Opie/Richie Cunningham" Howard; Sammy Jackson took over the part originated (on stage and in the movies) by Andy Griffith; "Karen" Is it safe to use that name these days? I used to watch "Gidget" when I am a teenager, and I still can't believe how Sally Field grew from this fluff into a great, Oscar-winning actress!
I remember some of these titles. I was in second grade when Wendy and Me was on; My Mother the Car when I was in third grade; Love on a Rooftop and Occasional Wife when I was in fourth grade; He and She was I was 10 (it came on right after Green Acres on Wednesday nights) and The Ugliest Girl in Town when I was 11.
"Good Morning, World" was the first attempt to depict a radio station on television...it wasn't until "WKRP in Cincinnati" that someone finally got it right!
Amazing to realize that Gidget was only first-run for one season. Seeing it in the later 60s in syndication it seemed it had gone on longer.
I really wish, TV Land or Nick @ Night would get a hold of these and run them, Some Like Gidget, are in syndication and have been for ever some not since the 80's Like My Mother the Car, but most I don't think have aired since the 60's. The Theme song to The Ugliest Girl in Town sounds an awful lot Like Georgie Girl.
I was 10 when "He & She" debuted--anyone else remember it? I fell in love with the show on the strength of that sweetly romantic opening montage and theme music alone. Still makes me smile. (God, Paula Prentiss was pretty! And so talented and funny--she should have had a MUCH bigger career) And thanks for posting "The Pruitts of Southampton"--I've never seen that show but always been curious about it because I like Phyllis Diller and remember her from TV appearances and sixties movies.
Admirable idea. Cheers!
Captain nice seems like a Super hero Beta version if it were a video game.I saw an episode of no time for sergeants, i see why it got cancelled so fast.The baileys of balboa seems like a gilligans island type of show.
I remember most of these shows. could swear that gadget lasted more than one season though.
+ciecie1959 Proves how much of an impact Gidget (and Sally Field) had with her one year, 1965-66, when she was only 19. She went on to bigger and better things. Hard to believe she is now 69, Nov. 6.
ciecie1959, Gitget lasted four seasons.
"Gidget", not Gadget (or Gitget)! I suppose Sally Field was just a "gadget" used by the network to attract audiences... ;)
Pretty sure it was James Darren, who would go on to star in the "Time Tunnel"
@fromthesidelines I just read your post. Thanks for the info. I was wondering why Gidget only had one season. I loved it personally.
I remember when they aired Gidget on TV Land.
at 2:22 been awhile since i've seen the wendy and me intro. hard to believe only one season and it had george burns.
Most of them are individual clips or in other videos scattered throughout TH-cam. A lot of searching and persevering got me them.
1:30 hey that's Opie's little bro.
I GUESS THIS WAS MY GOING OUTSIDE TO PLAY YEARS AS I ONLY REMEMBER GIDGET !
Oh My Gidget!
Great comment, friend! Truer words were never spoke.
"And also featuring--A FIRE ESCAPE!".
that shot of clint howard as a little boy...apparently there was a brief time in his life when didn't look creepy.
GENTLE BEN
He was first seen on The Andy Griffith Show in 1962, as Leon. He looked like a normal kid then. Age did not treat him well.
equin0xia yeah as he grew older he got not so good looking
Puberty decided '...Him. I'm going to just pummel him realllly hard.. His brother? Normal amount. But HIM? Oh he ded...'
He does have an original Star Trek credit (few have). He was the child looking (was actually a child at the time 1966) commander of a huge alien ship in "The Corbomite Maneuver" Season 1, Episode 10
1:30 Clint Howard - if he looks familiar, you might remember his older brother Ronnie.
Wasn't he also Seymour on Dennis The Menace?
Richard Denning, who played the father on "Karen," was later The Governor on "Hawaii Five-O." The woman who played her mother bears an uncanny resemblance to the one who played Patty Duke's mother. "Love on a Rooftop" was the favorite show of my girlfriend in sixth grade. "He and She" was brilliantly written; it's a shame it only lasted one season.
Julie Parrish was another living doll. And wasn't Emmaline Henry Mrs. Mitchell on "Dennis the Menace"?
I'm 78 & watched most of these sit-coms, when they were new in the 1960's! Since t.v. had far more 1/2 hour
television shows then, it was easier to get one on, than today, but many failed to succeed past one season!
p.s. In 1962, I was partially responsible for a "sit-com" "pilot", not being broadcast!The show was called
"The Jackson's", starring Joan Blondell & J. Pat O'Malley & I gave it a bad review, at an NBC Studio, NYC audition!
God I remember a lot of these shows
GIDGET was only one season! It seems so much longer than that.
That's because it played for so long in syndication. It was still in syndication into the '80s, and was on TV Land for a few years after that.
One season shows rarely found their way into syndication. Gidget was a rare exception, largely because Sally Field became famous for her later shows and films.
That changed once cable systems with hundreds of channels came along (and still later, digital TV channels with programming entirely cobbled together from old reruns like RTV). There are so many now and they have to find SOMETHING to fill up their hours. Most old shows that still exist in the vaults will probably show up sooner or later; the exceptions will be shows where the rights can't be untangled or that the rights holders choose to withhold.
That does not mean, alas, that they will all show up on home video. A big problem there is securing the music rights; the original contracts for using music don't cover home video but they do cover rebroadcasts.
Well said, ma'am. I'm from the old TV days and watched it when it was on back in the 1960s. So, yeah, I understand all this about pre-cable and post-modern television. But I loved the Gidget shows, it was very popular during the time it was on. She dressed like us, did "normal" things teenagers did. (except she went to the beach an awful lot. She must have been ditching.)
eohaver2, Gitget lasted four seasons.
ONE season (1965-'66)- 32 episodes.
Ah... "Good Morning World", the show that introduced us to Goldie Hawn (but where was she in the opening credits??)
"He & She" was ahead of their time. Same producers as MTM/Bob Newhart, etc. And yes, Jack Cassidy's character was the forerunner for Ted Baxter (a part Cassidy turned down incidentally)
Goldie wasn't in every episode, just some of them
So I wasn't tripping, there WAS a show called Captain Nice! Here's another one, "It's About Time" about two astronauts who end up either in another planet or back in time to the age of cavemen.
I'll see your 2 forgotten 60's sitcoms & raise you "My Living Doll" a sitcom about an experimental android (Julie Newmar) who shares house with an Air Force officer.
I can see where seeing William Daniels in tights & cape, would make you think you were tripping.
It's about time is on DVD now
Captain Nice..The voice of KITT in Night Rider.
Interesting fact about "WENDY AND ME": in order to get Connie Stevens as his co-star {she was under contract to Warner Bros. at the time}, George Burns had to produce a series for her studio....which happened to be "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS", which appeared just before "WENDY" on ABC's Monday night schedule in the 1964-'65 season. Both lasted just one season [who could compete against CBS' "ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW" and "THE LUCY SHOW"???].