Don’t forget to Subscribe!👍 I am an empty nester living in the Southern USA. I grew up watching these shows and I LOVE uploading them for you all to enjoy! 😀📺🎬
Oh, my goodness. Thuis reunion special is bringing back the horror of Aunt Nieva. ("What truly is the greatest gift?) I can't believe they remembered! However this this TV movie turns out it has a thumbs up from me for this incredible look back! Aunt Nieva: A misunderstood Halloween witch, but it all turned out alright in the end to move me!
I am charmed by Billy Gray's interview where he says the FKB bunch were not a real family off screen but acting professionals under the strict rule of producer Eugene B Rodney. Except for.... Jane Wyatt! While they do seem like the odd couple offscreen, Jane Wyatt took a real liking to Billy, taking him under her wing to attend the theater, events about town, everything. And that wiseacre teenager, Bud, was happy to go! Billy raves about what a wonderful person Jane Wyatt was saying that at one point she asked him to be a pallbearer at her funeral. This is surprising and touched me in a special way.
I am such a terrible person as in these situation comedy reunion movies I find i don't give a whit about the offspring of the characters we once knew and loved as children themselves.Do I care about Betty's "Ellen"? I should but I don't. Bud's son? No. I believe Beaver Cleaver has a son named Oliver. Ugh. So wrong of me but these contemporary over cute cliche moppets out of central casting look so wrong to me in the restored 1950s homes of the different series.
My wife and I never had kids of our own, Gary, but given the fact that the kids of the Betty's and Bud's are the ones paying for our social security today let us celebrate the fact that a lot of other people did. We are who we are. We aren't all cut out to be parents any more than we're all cut out to spend 20 years in the Army like I did. We all have our own parts to play in the comedy of life and it does not make you a terrible person to be focused on playing your own role because that's the only one you're really responsible for in the end for turning in a good performance as. Everybody's life matters to somebody.
Don’t forget to Subscribe!👍
I am an empty nester living in the Southern USA. I grew up watching these shows and I LOVE uploading them for you all to enjoy! 😀📺🎬
Oh, my goodness. Thuis reunion special is bringing back the horror of Aunt Nieva. ("What truly is the greatest gift?) I can't believe they remembered! However this this TV movie turns out it has a thumbs up from me for this incredible look back! Aunt Nieva: A misunderstood Halloween witch, but it all turned out alright in the end to move me!
Look at the flashback Anderson Christmas tree. They do not make them like that any more.
I am charmed by Billy Gray's interview where he says the FKB bunch were not a real family off screen but acting professionals under the strict rule of producer Eugene B Rodney. Except for....
Jane Wyatt! While they do seem like the odd couple offscreen, Jane Wyatt took a real liking to Billy, taking him under her wing to attend the theater, events about town, everything. And that wiseacre teenager, Bud, was happy to go! Billy raves about what a wonderful person Jane Wyatt was saying that at one point she asked him to be a pallbearer at her funeral. This is surprising and touched me in a special way.
Great story! I didn’t know that! ❤️
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Do you have the Reunion available?
I will be uploading it Saturday evening! 9/28 😊
I am such a terrible person as in these situation comedy reunion movies I find i don't give a whit about the offspring of the characters we once knew and loved as children themselves.Do I care about Betty's "Ellen"? I should but I don't. Bud's son? No. I believe Beaver Cleaver has a son named Oliver. Ugh. So wrong of me but these contemporary over cute cliche moppets out of central casting look so wrong to me in the restored 1950s homes of the different series.
My wife and I never had kids of our own, Gary, but given the fact that the kids of the Betty's and Bud's are the ones paying for our social security today let us celebrate the fact that a lot of other people did. We are who we are. We aren't all cut out to be parents any more than we're all cut out to spend 20 years in the Army like I did. We all have our own parts to play in the comedy of life and it does not make you a terrible person to be focused on playing your own role because that's the only one you're really responsible for in the end for turning in a good performance as. Everybody's life matters to somebody.