In the Crest ad I found myself reciting word for word the bit about the "effective decay-preventing dentifrice" all the way to the end. All these years later such tosh is still stuck somewhere in the back of my mind, along with jingles and catch phrases from the years of the "vast wasteland" that was TV. Oh well, I guess I should be glad I still have a memory, anyway.
Took me 20 years to learn they ask 1000 dentists...99 of them approve of Crest so they could legally say 99 of 100.They just never mentioned the 901 who didn't.
It's wonderful to look back at how lovely and simple the world seemed back then. I remember our neighbors that were real neighbors ~ there for each other, not like today's selfish slobs!
Rita Moreno sure was a hottie back in the day. I've only ever seen her as an old lady. Love that the commercials are intact, too. Thanks for uploading.
Yes! Rita Moreno was very attractive back in the day. Rita Moreno can also be seen starring in "The Millionaire" episode titled (Millionaire Alicia Osante) at the (Allison Hayes Channel 7). And you're welcome!
Yes she is. Very attractive. You can also see Rita Moreno on my (Allison Hayes channel 7) in a Millionaire episode titled "Alicia Osante". And thanks for watching!
The most interesting part of this is the public service announcement at 39:52. Once upon a time in America, TV & radio stations were required to provide a certain amount of free airtime to PSAs.
The history of the seat-belt is rather interesting. From 1949 when the Tucker Car Company was going to introduce it to 30 years later. Tucker wanted it, but his commercial people opposed it thinking that the public would think that the car was not safe. There are still states that do not have seat-belt laws.
Richard Denning was a solid, interesting actor. Like John Hamm, he's one of those men who really looks great wearing a suit. I don't know anything about him personally or how he behaved on the set, but he worked a lot over the years and he sounds like a pretty cool guy. "He retired and moved to Maui but was asked to play the governor in TV's Hawaii Five-O (1968). He agreed to play the governor as long as he didn't have to be in every episode. It ran for 12 years, ending in 1980. " "Denning portrayed George Cooper, the husband of Lucille Ball, on CBS Radio's "My Favorite Husband" (1948-1951). The series was such a success that CBS executives offered Ball a TV deal with Denning, but she refused, insisting on husband Desi Arnaz as her TV husband." (IMDB) My favorite part of this episode is the sound of the shots fired from a pistol with a silencer. Michael Shane is a terrific series that has stood up well over time.
@Chan dler: He was also the star of the TV series, "Mr. and Mrs. North", co-starring the late Barbara Britton. They portrayed amateur husband/wife private detectives who solved murders.
After he left the mob, J. Drury became a big man at the Shiloh ranch in Wyo. LOL BTW, Mike must really love that 1960 Olds vert. here it is May of 61 and GM hasnt been able tp force him to take a 61 Olds. In nnost GM sponsored series the str gets a new car every model year. ????. (Route 66, The Lieutenant.... (Vega% antique T Bird exception. Antique being the key)
Rita must have been a teenager here, she is so naturally beautiful! And Shayne is so foolishly simple here, I can't believe he fell for that trick of following that man..ugh!
60's were a great time to be a kid...roaming the neighborhood with friends before dinner (& after in summer), bicycling everywhere beyond walking distance, grinding thru the school year with only Thanksgiving/Christmas/Easter breaks to look forward to but knowing family would be visiting & cousins to play/plot with :) The dark side - nuclear bomb drills, with the absurd 'duck & cover' under classroom desks (outside of scaring the fuck out of every kid, absolutely useless), and earthquake drills (much more useful). The reckoning of Jim Crow south/America, race riots, anti-war protests, and a post-war generation finding a voice. As said, it WAS a great time to be a kid 'cause we were too young for most things outside family to register. The 70's? A whole different deal.
WTF happened? Yesterday watching Michael Shane it had a whole different cast (except for Shane himself) well Meade Martin was in it but he was a suspect and didn't know Shane at the start
Allison Hayes: You should learn how to spell, SHAYNE. It's been right there in front of your eyes for 6 years now... if you're a hillbilly, I forgive you.
A great series! So well produced! Rita Moreno so beautiful!
Great series!.Wish more available ! Thank you for series !
In the Crest ad I found myself reciting word for word the bit about the "effective decay-preventing dentifrice" all the way to the end. All these years later such tosh is still stuck somewhere in the back of my mind, along with jingles and catch phrases from the years of the "vast wasteland" that was TV. Oh well, I guess I should be glad I still have a memory, anyway.
I know… Me too!
Took me 20 years to learn they ask 1000 dentists...99 of them approve of Crest so they could legally say 99 of 100.They just never mentioned the 901 who didn't.
thanks for posting this series
this series is great
I just found your channel I sure do like it thank you 🦃
Awesome show thanks for posting them
You're welcome!
Love seeing young James Drury ❤️
That was a very good show,enjoyed!!!
thank you
Love the commercials also.
It's wonderful to look back at how lovely and simple the world seemed back then. I remember our neighbors that were real neighbors ~ there for each other, not like today's selfish slobs!
Great series.
I agree! It is a pretty good television series
Great line: "I only know two things about her - how she drives and how she looks. Lousy and Gorgeous. In that Order".
Rita Moreno looks great.
Rita Moreno sure was a hottie back in the day. I've only ever seen her as an old lady. Love that the commercials are intact, too. Thanks for uploading.
Yes! Rita Moreno was very attractive back in the day. Rita Moreno can also be seen starring in "The Millionaire" episode titled (Millionaire Alicia Osante) at the (Allison Hayes Channel 7). And you're welcome!
@49jubilee Never saw West Side Story, but thanks for your input.
She has surpassed the test of time and still is working. Love her.
She also had a bit part in "Singin inthe Rain".
Good series of action episodes😉
Rita Moreno is one of the rare few who have won an Oscar (film), Tony (stage play), Emmy (television) AND Grammy (recording)
Nice to see Drury in a non-western.
Top story thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Good stories
Men looked so elegant in suits (not so tight) and hats.
I just love Rita Moreno. She is so beautiful.
Yes she is. Very attractive. You can also see Rita Moreno on my (Allison Hayes channel 7) in a Millionaire episode titled "Alicia Osante". And thanks for watching!
@@theallisonhayeschannel3610 And she is pushing 80 and is STILL gorgeous.......just amazing......
@@SSGTA440 She just celebrated her 90th Birthday recently.
The most interesting part of this is the public service announcement at 39:52. Once upon a time in America, TV & radio stations were required to provide a certain amount of free airtime to PSAs.
The history of the seat-belt is rather interesting. From 1949 when the Tucker Car Company was going to introduce it to 30 years later. Tucker wanted it, but his commercial people opposed it thinking that the public would think that the car was not safe. There are still states that do not have seat-belt laws.
@@nedludd7622 really ~ that's outrageous! Which states do you know that don't have seatbelt laws?
I remember Angie Dickinson telling us to never put anything smaller than our elbow in our ears. It aired after midnight.
@@nedludd7622 So... Let's Hear it For Ralph Nader!!!
More entertaining than anything put out these days.
Richard Denning was a solid, interesting actor. Like John Hamm, he's one of those men who really looks great wearing a suit.
I don't know anything about him personally or how he behaved on the set, but he worked a lot over the years and he sounds like a pretty cool guy. "He retired and moved to Maui but was asked to play the governor in TV's Hawaii Five-O (1968). He agreed to play the governor as long as he didn't have to be in every episode. It ran for 12 years, ending in 1980. " "Denning portrayed George Cooper, the husband of Lucille Ball, on CBS Radio's "My Favorite Husband" (1948-1951). The series was such a success that CBS executives offered Ball a TV deal with Denning, but she refused, insisting on husband Desi Arnaz as her TV husband." (IMDB)
My favorite part of this episode is the sound of the shots fired from a pistol with a silencer. Michael Shane is a terrific series that has stood up well over time.
@Chan dler: He was also the star of the TV series, "Mr. and Mrs. North", co-starring the late Barbara Britton. They portrayed amateur husband/wife private detectives who solved murders.
I think Denning is very handsome and a good actor.
He was in "Creature From The Black Lagoon." 1954. ha ha ha.
Any chance for episodes not aired? Thanks.
After he left the mob, J. Drury became a big man at the Shiloh ranch in Wyo. LOL
BTW, Mike must really love that 1960 Olds vert. here it is May of 61 and GM hasnt been able
tp force him to take a 61 Olds. In nnost GM sponsored series the str gets a new car every model year. ????. (Route 66, The Lieutenant.... (Vega% antique T Bird exception. Antique being the key)
A real flamenco player very impressive
Rita must have been a teenager here, she is so naturally beautiful! And Shayne is so foolishly simple here, I can't believe he fell for that trick of following that man..ugh!
@T Z she aged very well ~ kinda like Cher.
At 7:22 It looks like the man in the white coverall just disappears when he gets midway past Mikes car. What happened?
60's were a great time to be a kid...roaming the neighborhood with friends before dinner (& after in summer), bicycling everywhere beyond walking distance, grinding thru the school year with only Thanksgiving/Christmas/Easter breaks to look forward to but knowing family would be visiting & cousins to play/plot with :)
The dark side - nuclear bomb drills, with the absurd 'duck & cover' under classroom desks (outside of scaring the fuck out of every kid, absolutely useless), and earthquake drills (much more useful). The reckoning of Jim Crow south/America, race riots, anti-war protests, and a post-war generation finding a voice.
As said, it WAS a great time to be a kid 'cause we were too young for most things outside family to register.
The 70's? A whole different deal.
Could never be a private detective.
I wouldn’t want to mess with all those fake identities!
Those kids on the bus were far too behaved to be on my bus.
They looked rather mature to be on a school bus!
Everyone knows that "heel clickers" all "crack like a stale tortilla".
The Virginian is in this one... as a thug. Nice work, James Drury. I guess you gotta eat.
Grace Lee Whitney aka Yeoman Janice Rand from Star Trek strikes againl
This is a good episode, not all of them are.
Holy bananas, "Bien!" is right. [castanets scene]
Ha Lo from Albania 😺
25:35 Woman dances like young Forest Gump dancing for Elvis. Revolvers can't be silenced but facts never mattered to TV shows.
The Moors were NOT the ancient Spaniards!
He should have put on a pair of sunglasses!!!!!
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I couldn’t imagine being a dentist looking at gross people’s teeth.
That's why they make the big bucks!
WTF happened? Yesterday watching Michael Shane it had a whole different cast (except for Shane himself) well Meade Martin was in it but he was a suspect and didn't know Shane at the start
Allison Hayes: You should learn how to spell, SHAYNE. It's been right there in front of your eyes for 6 years now... if you're a hillbilly, I forgive you.
48:55
Oprah turned down the lead role on this film................
HUH?! Chew must be yoking?!
Good , oprah couldn't touch Rita Marino!
Great series