Wow, they look so young. When I used to watch their show and buy their albums, I was a young kid and they looked so grown up to me. Now I'm getting old and they look like kids. They are all so adorable.
Mike & Micky have been making jokes forever about how long they’ve been performing. Mike said it’s gotten less funny now that they’re actually “old”. (But, they laughed!😆)
@@sovietonion72 So was I! I turned 11 in June of that year. Watched the premiere of this series and Star Trek. Little could I imagine how important both shows would become over time.
I benefitted from my older brother buying Monkees albums. He had "The Monkees' Greatest Hits," "More of the Monkees," "Headquarters" and a few more. I'm happy to say that I'm too young to remember the Monkees being on prime time television; I only saw the reruns.
I can't believe it! In my single-digit years I watched a few parts of that show on a black and white TV that sounded terrible on a channel we could just barely get with snow all over the picture. Now, here it is in VIVID color, restored to perfection! AMAZING to be able to see it all those years later!
This was a hectic and horrible time in my childhood, my parents would fight and argue, eventually divorce, but this excellent show and super personalities really gave me some brightness and humor, Im sure like everyone else!
This was the first episode I ever watched 3 weeks ago and I didn’t knew what I was getting into. Now 3 weeks later I’m watching the last 2 episodes of a truly great and fun show that kept me laughing. Im 18 and this show grew to be one of my favourites immediately. Thanks for such a fun show from a new Monkees fan
I'm 62 and I loved this show as a little girl. I loved Davy and Mickey and had huge crushes on both. I'm always excited when the younger generation love classics from my generation
The sad thing about the end of traditional television is zoomers weren’t raised on re-runs like 80s kids were. But at least a lot is available online if you can find it. Most paid streaming platforms don’t even seem to feature these old shows. It’s like a purposeful disconnect from the continuity with the past. They don’t want people to know America was mostly white and sexual degeneracy isn’t normal.
I randomly chose this episode to watch after hearing about Mike Nesmith's death. I love that it featured 2 of my favorite songs that he sang lead on. R.I.P. Mike. Thanks for the great music!
Mikey Dolenz - "there haven't really been riots, they've been, in actuality, since i was there, there've been demonstrations. a lot of people, journalists, don't know how to spell demonstrations, so they use the word riot cause it only has four letters" damn.
It's easier and saves more space in any news columns to use shorter words in place of more appropriate words instead. Plus, "riot" sounds more sensationalist, even though it isn't as such. The media lives for sensationalism, unfortunately.
@@gokaury the point here is that they are trying to make the protestors sound more violent by using the word "riot". This technique is still used by right wing news media to turn public sentiment against the protestors. It is still happening today. Micky and the guys were aware of it then and young people today will tell you the same.
I agree that the interview gave the impression that the Monkees were more intelligent than they were given credit for. Yet if history serves me correctly, they were limited regarding what they were allowed to discuss. Recently, I learned that "Last Train to Clarksville" was an anti-Vietnam war protest song. Bobby Hart confirmed this. In writing the song, he and Tommy Boyce had to be subtle in writing it. Only because Bobby mentioned it, I listened for hints--as he mentioned, they were subtle.
@@glamgal7106 I am recently discovering this group and all their songs and shows (thanks youtube!!!!) and I see how hard was to live in the ´60s for a young person. They are the generation of the change and they have all my respect due to that. I don´t know what the problem was with them in those days, that they were fake I read. I don´t know why they say that. David can sing very well, I heard Daydrieam believer and it is a great song.
@@glamgal7106 Less subtle is the song Daily Nightly that Nez wrote which is a direct comment on the demonstrations the guys were talking about.It's a fantastic tune! For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield was about the same subject but is often interpreted as a Vietnam protest song
Micky once said that it was a mistake to play characters with the same names as them. If he could do it over, his credit would have read "Micky Dolenz as Jerry."
That 12-string Gretsch that Mike Nesmith played here was custom made for show along with the bass that Peter plays. Mike kept it after the show was cancelled and continued to play it throughout his life, especially during the reunion shows 😊😊
My childhood best friends Mom got us into The Monkees when we were kids. We grew up in the 80's, but we always watched the reruns on TV and we bought all the albums we could get. So everytime I hear one of the songs or catch an old episode, it brings me back to my childhood. Great memories. I'm 44 now, and still love them. ❤ And I love that Mickey was apart of The original Hollywood Vampires.
Their pajamas always crack me up, especially Peter's. "Eureka!" "No, we're Americans!" didn't even sound scripted, but maybe that's just due to his talent. The Four Martians' face coverings are a scream. And Mr. Schneider never fails to entertain.
My mum had to go to her grandma's house to watch this, as her mother disapproved. She passed her love of the band to me, and the shows were always on when I was a kid. Now I am ... a bit older ... and they still stand tall. Gotta love The Monkees.
22:00 The interview at the end blew my mind, and also made me somewhat depressed, that 50+ years later we're still facing the exact same issues they were trying to address back then :/
The issues today are the communist democrats trying to destroy and take over America, as when they stole the presidential election in 2020. The communist democrats can't survive without chaos, violence and division.
This was far out. My mom, may she rest in peace, loved "The Monkees" growing up, she told me multiple times how this was "her show" growing up, that she would always be there to watch it when it came on. I see now exactly what she saw in this show, it's a good quality, goofy, and overall lovable show, I liked "The Monkees" before but now I like them even more. Thank you for sharing these episodes here, this made my day getting to see one of these for the first time.
One of my favourite episodes ever.I think there is a brilliant balance of comedy and I like the parts where they're just lazing around at home and doing their 'thing'.
Love the talk at the end about the Sunset Strip riots or demonstrations. The incidents inspired Stephen Stills to write "For What It's Worth" for his group Buffalo Springfield who were playing at the Whiskey A Go Go club on Sunset Strip at the time.
Scary I remember most of the words to all these great songs. All the episodes. Had alot of their albums, that makes me feel soooooo old and l am only in my sixties. Love it.
Although I had been watching repeats (reruns) of 'The Monkees' since a very young age (my father, my mother, AND my grandmother had all previously loved them when they first aired; I first saw them in the early '80s), this episode has a very special place in my heart. Here in the U.K., when 24-hour-round the clock TV broadcasting first appeared about 1988-ish, episodes of 'The Monkees' were often used as fillers in the early hours, along with other old shows such as 'The Fugitive' and 'Batman'. My father would set the VCR to record 'The Fugitive', and if I was lucky he'd leave it to record 'The Monkees'/'Batman' afterwards. Although the episodes soon got taped over with other things, before this particular episode was recorded over, for some reason I recorded the soundtrack onto cassette tape, and listened to it many, MANY times over for several years - and know just about every word! It was recorded on a cheap cassette tape and eventually it screwed up, I was really upset. Some years later I managed to grab an off-air recording of this episode... and now all these years later am watching on-line in HD. It's not the best (nor worst) episode of the series, but it'll always be one that stands out to me, just for how many times it kept me company as I listened to it on my tape recorder as a boy! :)
Mike summed it up for me in the interview when he stated "I would like to see all the kids in the country wearing their hair how they would like to wear it." For years I fought my family on having my hair long not only because I wanted to but because its a respect for the other part of my ancestry. It also has a bit of biblical reference but mostly because I wanted it to be the way I wanted it. I grew up in a toxic, controlling environment, I wasnt allowed to have a voice or identity. I fought my own family for mine. Now that I have a son, he goes through similar things but I keep him away from that as much as possible and ye knows he has my support. I plan on watching these with him when we can but I will never forget Mike's down to Earth honesty and will never forget him saying this. This and many other reasons are why he was my favorite Monkee. Thanks for sharing and thank you Monkees!
I can't find the exct quote, but comedian Mike Warnke pointed out that the only recorded haircut in the Bible resulted in a man being blinded (Judges 16:21-31).
Beautiful HD! Seems I've always loved "Sweet Young Thing". It's just surreal how time has flown... make the most of everyday. ❤️ RIP David, Peter and Michael 🙏🏻
What also struck me about that comment is that my son and his friends were saying the same thing with the BLM protests happening in the last couple years... this is timeless knowledge.
@@rachelharvey9346 Well, at the BLM protests there was a lot of rioting. Lots of small businesses were destroyed and several people were killed. That was no joke.
I found it fascinating that the interview segment at the end was included in the first season. I would've pictured a subject that grown up to be included in Head
I watched this on Saturdays and loved it. A bunch of cute happy guys... I wanted to be just like them. The Monkeys just had a special something. Seemed Mike always ended the episode with a moral of the story.
Oh MY GOSH I cannot stop LAUGHING😆😆 As someone else posted, I also was a huge Monkees fan in the 60's and know all the words to their songs by 💖, to this day!! HUGE thanks for this! Just what the dr. ordered, levity!🙏🙏
Lol the one guy is Carl Ballantine from McHales's Navy. Geez these shows were on and off the air before I was born but they're better than any current comedies
As long as people have eyes and watch TV, the Monkees will live on. Making jokes and singing. In a way, they have achieved a form of immortality. Davey is forever young here as they all are. And Nesmith is still alive just like Peter is. So what else can you ask for? At least they will be remembered and as forever young and funny! I used to enjoy watching this Show on Saturdays along with Cartoons. Then later I’d watch American Bandstand and Soul Train. Those were great Saturdays for Television! 👏🏻🎸😎
I am a70's kid, I recall watching them with the Banana Splits. My fa.Ily watched Bandstand a d Soul Train on Saturdays too. Then we either relaxed, went on an outing or I did my homework. Fun memories.
I agree, it looks fantastic. It was either restored or preserved really well. Plus, shows shot on film always look better than ones recorded on videotape.
@@barbkhan2323 And I think the bathing caps used by the Jolly Green Giants turn up in the 'Captain Crocodile' episode. Worn by The Monkees as their hit with pies.
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"It's not fair. We're as bad as any other group in town"
Is my favourite monkee joke ever!!!
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You'll never be as good as HERMAN'S HERMITS.
Wow, they look so young. When I used to watch their show and buy their albums, I was a young kid and they looked so grown up to me. Now I'm getting old and they look like kids. They are all so adorable.
Haha I saw Mike and Micky perform recently and the first thing the lady next to me said was “Damn these guys are old.” Yeah what’s new? Haha
Mike & Micky have been making jokes forever about how long they’ve been performing. Mike said it’s gotten less funny now that they’re actually “old”. (But, they laughed!😆)
Back in 1966 they were young 🤣
@@sovietonion72 So was I! I turned 11 in June of that year. Watched the premiere of this series and Star Trek. Little could I imagine how important both shows would become over time.
they didnt even play their own instruments! (and your father is a male flight attendant!)
MTV played the whole series and we watched every one of them!! Love, love, loved this stuff!!
Unlike today's sitcoms, this was actually funny and witty!
They banned them because Davy did not appear at a Super Bowl Party.
Every teenage girl in America was glued to the TV when the Monkees came on. I was 12 and still know their songs by heart.
I benefitted from my older brother buying Monkees albums. He had "The Monkees' Greatest Hits," "More of the Monkees," "Headquarters" and a few more. I'm happy to say that I'm too young to remember the Monkees being on prime time television; I only saw the reruns.
You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone.
I can't believe it! In my single-digit years I watched a few parts of that show on a black and white TV that sounded terrible on a channel we could just barely get with snow all over the picture. Now, here it is in VIVID color, restored to perfection! AMAZING to be able to see it all those years later!
This was a hectic and horrible time in my childhood, my parents would fight and argue, eventually divorce, but this excellent show and super personalities really gave me some brightness and humor, Im sure like everyone else!
That interview at the end got real deep there.
Exactly. That's what brought me here.
Oh wow this is great! Very interesting.
Love Peter he's soooo cute
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@@Lauren-vd4qe don't do that
The interview in the end was great. *“It doesn’t matter what I say, nobody listen to me because I’m not 21.”* Big truth, Davy.
The wealth came from Mike nesmeth.
I wish we could see the rest of it
I think it's cute how you can hear Davy say Nesmith instead of Mike when he's entangled in the telephone window.
Nice profile picture!
@Queenie Casbela LOL gotta love George Parasol!
i LOVE your pfp!
This was the first episode I ever watched 3 weeks ago and I didn’t knew what I was getting into. Now 3 weeks later I’m watching the last 2 episodes of a truly great and fun show that kept me laughing. Im 18 and this show grew to be one of my favourites immediately. Thanks for such a fun show from a new Monkees fan
I'm 62 and I loved this show as a little girl. I loved Davy and Mickey and had huge crushes on both. I'm always excited when the younger generation love classics from my generation
@raedroid1703 You're probably in your 50's
@@r3tr0actiongamer24 I’m actually 18. I mentioned in my original comment
@@raedroid1703 You can type whatever age you want, I'm just saying I'll be anything you're in your 50's
The sad thing about the end of traditional television is zoomers weren’t raised on re-runs like 80s kids were. But at least a lot is available online if you can find it. Most paid streaming platforms don’t even seem to feature these old shows. It’s like a purposeful disconnect from the continuity with the past. They don’t want people to know America was mostly white and sexual degeneracy isn’t normal.
I randomly chose this episode to watch after hearing about Mike Nesmith's death. I love that it featured 2 of my favorite songs that he sang lead on. R.I.P. Mike. Thanks for the great music!
(He also wrote those songs! Good pick.)
Mary, Mary (from the tape recording) is Mike's song, too.
Prime Monkees! Sweet Young Thing, Papa Gene's Blues and Mary Mary!! Love you always, Mike.
I love those songs, too! In fact most of my favorite Monkees’ songs were written by Mike. May he, Davy and Peter rest in peace.
Mike was my favorite ❤
I love how Davy performs Sweet Young Thing with the phone in his mouth lol
Mikey Dolenz - "there haven't really been riots, they've been, in actuality, since i was there, there've been demonstrations. a lot of people, journalists, don't know how to spell demonstrations, so they use the word riot cause it only has four letters" damn.
My favorite quote 💬💭❣️of the end interview segment .🤔🤨😆😆💛.. 😄😄😄😄😄😂🤣😂🤣😏🙄 ...👍👍.🍀.🌻✌️
🤞🖖. ✝️☯️🛐 . 💪🤳.
It's easier and saves more space in any news columns to use shorter words in place of more appropriate words instead. Plus, "riot" sounds more sensationalist, even though it isn't as such. The media lives for sensationalism, unfortunately.
@@gokaury the point here is that they are trying to make the protestors sound more violent by using the word "riot". This technique is still used by right wing news media to turn public sentiment against the protestors. It is still happening today. Micky and the guys were aware of it then and young people today will tell you the same.
The interview at the end should leave no doubt that they were not dumb kids but actually highly intelligent and well spoken men.
I agree that the interview gave the impression that the Monkees were more intelligent than they were given credit for. Yet if history serves me correctly, they were limited regarding what they were allowed to discuss. Recently, I learned that "Last Train to Clarksville" was an anti-Vietnam war protest song. Bobby Hart confirmed this. In writing the song, he and Tommy Boyce had to be subtle in writing it. Only because Bobby mentioned it, I listened for hints--as he mentioned, they were subtle.
@@glamgal7106 I am recently discovering this group and all their songs and shows (thanks youtube!!!!) and I see how hard was to live in the ´60s for a young person. They are the generation of the change and they have all my respect due to that. I don´t know what the problem was with them in those days, that they were fake I read. I don´t know why they say that. David can sing very well, I heard Daydrieam believer and it is a great song.
Micky was in college when he tried out for the Monkees
@@glamgal7106 Less subtle is the song Daily Nightly that Nez wrote which is a direct comment on the demonstrations the guys were talking about.It's a fantastic tune! For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield was about the same subject but is often interpreted as a Vietnam protest song
Micky once said that it was a mistake to play characters with the same names as them. If he could do it over, his credit would have read "Micky Dolenz as Jerry."
This show is 10 times as funny 50 years later
Yes,and I've observed in other episodes that not much has changed in the way of politics and the medical system. Still pertinent today.
Better than anything that's on TV today.
I grew watching these guys from 1966 to 1985. I love these guys!
I'm a millennial I grew up listening to music from 1960 till 1989 I still love the monkees I'm 34 years old the Monkees TV series still make me laugh
That 12-string Gretsch that Mike Nesmith played here was custom made for show along with the bass that Peter plays. Mike kept it after the show was cancelled and continued to play it throughout his life, especially during the reunion shows 😊😊
That’s awesome! I was checking that guitar out while watching this episode! 🎸
i love how they were holding up Clark Kent (Superman) in the phone booth 😂
And then he gets stuck lol
Hahahahahahaha 😆❤️☎️
Just needed to see Mike today Gonna Miss him Rock On in Heaven Forever A Monkee!
Stop assuming he's in heaven. That's judging. You have no idea where he is
@@keven8047 calm down bro
@heythere1115 you're the one who needs to calm down and stop saying bro, trying to be cool like everybody else...
This made my bad night better.
I can always count on this show to do that for me!
@@ursamajr so can I. They always find a way to cheer me up. One reason why I love them
I love the way Peter wears his belt! 🥰
Maybe to avoid the buckle making contact with the back of his bass and causing unwanted buzzing and overtones and other noise interference.
I haven’t seen the show is over 30 years and I still love it
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Wow! They look and sound so modern!😳they were lucky to be filmed in such good quality unlike even the Beatles
Nez singing Papa Jean's Blues is the best thing ever.
My childhood best friends Mom got us into The Monkees when we were kids. We grew up in the 80's, but we always watched the reruns on TV and we bought all the albums we could get. So everytime I hear one of the songs or catch an old episode, it brings me back to my childhood. Great memories. I'm 44 now, and still love them. ❤ And I love that Mickey was apart of The original Hollywood Vampires.
I lived for Saturday mornings to watch the Monkees. I was deeply in love with Davy Jones!
What year was it?
Omg, u 2?!😂
"When I want an idiot to do the job I'll do it myself!".🤣🤣🤣😅
Their pajamas always crack me up, especially Peter's. "Eureka!" "No, we're Americans!" didn't even sound scripted, but maybe that's just due to his talent. The Four Martians' face coverings are a scream. And Mr. Schneider never fails to entertain.
Superman waiting to use the phone booth! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that was so funny
My mum had to go to her grandma's house to watch this, as her mother disapproved. She passed her love of the band to me, and the shows were always on when I was a kid. Now I am ... a bit older ... and they still stand tall. Gotta love The Monkees.
You got that right.
22:00 The interview at the end blew my mind, and also made me somewhat depressed, that 50+ years later we're still facing the exact same issues they were trying to address back then :/
The issues today are the communist democrats trying to destroy and take over America, as when they stole the presidential election in 2020.
The communist democrats can't survive without chaos, violence and division.
LIBERALS
@@monkeeman1966 Get help.
@@monkeeman1966 if anything the Monkees supported liberal views....you have issues
The people with issues are the two who replied to me who have no idea what the hell is going on in this country. Liberals have issues.
This was far out. My mom, may she rest in peace, loved "The Monkees" growing up, she told me multiple times how this was "her show" growing up, that she would always be there to watch it when it came on. I see now exactly what she saw in this show, it's a good quality, goofy, and overall lovable show, I liked "The Monkees" before but now I like them even more. Thank you for sharing these episodes here, this made my day getting to see one of these for the first time.
This just screams Beatle humour and I adore it
They actually kept the original Screen Gems logo at the end. I'm so happy.
The Rhino box doesn't have them.
I think every DVD set should have the production company's logo at the end.
I really love the Monkees I had a big crush on Davy back in the sixty's. Wow how time has flown... Best music ever...
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One of my favourite episodes ever.I think there is a brilliant balance of comedy and I like the parts where they're just lazing around at home and doing their 'thing'.
19:02 - "Say you're the Monkees!" Peter: No, we're American!
LOL
I think Peter was responding to when Hubble Benson said "eureka!" (sounds like 'you're Reka'). No, we're Americans. ;)
😂😂😂
😂😂
Ah, whata blast.
Best era of all time, 1960's 🧡❤💕
Because of HERMAN'S HERMITS!
Love the talk at the end about the Sunset Strip riots or demonstrations. The incidents inspired Stephen Stills to write "For What It's Worth" for his group Buffalo Springfield who were playing at the Whiskey A Go Go club on Sunset Strip at the time.
It also inspired Mike himself to write a poem that eventually became the song Daily Nightly sung by Mickey on the Pisces Aquarius album
Stephen Stills and Peter Tork were friends btw. They looked like twins
@@SandraWade666 Stills was the one who recommended Tork to the producers.
That section with Micky running around at the beginning is fantastic physical comedy! I rewatched several times.
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Some of the best happy songs ever !
Not davy telling micky to shut up because he was scared 😂 love these guys
love the monkees then,now and forever rip davey
The jump from the table to the staircase Micky does at the start pure talent right there 🙌🏼♥︎☀︎
that opening segment is brilliant
He is so comical!
Scary I remember most of the words to all these great songs. All the episodes. Had alot of their albums, that makes me feel soooooo old and l am only in my sixties. Love it.
Although I had been watching repeats (reruns) of 'The Monkees' since a very young age (my father, my mother, AND my grandmother had all previously loved them when they first aired; I first saw them in the early '80s), this episode has a very special place in my heart.
Here in the U.K., when 24-hour-round the clock TV broadcasting first appeared about 1988-ish, episodes of 'The Monkees' were often used as fillers in the early hours, along with other old shows such as 'The Fugitive' and 'Batman'. My father would set the VCR to record 'The Fugitive', and if I was lucky he'd leave it to record 'The Monkees'/'Batman' afterwards.
Although the episodes soon got taped over with other things, before this particular episode was recorded over, for some reason I recorded the soundtrack onto cassette tape, and listened to it many, MANY times over for several years - and know just about every word!
It was recorded on a cheap cassette tape and eventually it screwed up, I was really upset. Some years later I managed to grab an off-air recording of this episode... and now all these years later am watching on-line in HD.
It's not the best (nor worst) episode of the series, but it'll always be one that stands out to me, just for how many times it kept me company as I listened to it on my tape recorder as a boy! :)
Good story.
Nice!
Mike summed it up for me in the interview when he stated "I would like to see all the kids in the country wearing their hair how they would like to wear it." For years I fought my family on having my hair long not only because I wanted to but because its a respect for the other part of my ancestry. It also has a bit of biblical reference but mostly because I wanted it to be the way I wanted it. I grew up in a toxic, controlling environment, I wasnt allowed to have a voice or identity. I fought my own family for mine. Now that I have a son, he goes through similar things but I keep him away from that as much as possible and ye knows he has my support.
I plan on watching these with him when we can but I will never forget Mike's down to Earth honesty and will never forget him saying this. This and many other reasons are why he was my favorite Monkee.
Thanks for sharing and thank you Monkees!
I can't find the exct quote, but comedian Mike Warnke pointed out that the only recorded haircut in the Bible resulted in a man being blinded (Judges 16:21-31).
Its so amazing...a 60s show thats humour isn't dated...this is hilarious even now :-)
Such good times in life growing up watching these shows.
I had their lunchbox in early grade school. It was the 60's. I love um!
Evoking great memories: The Monkees, Beatles, Hollies, The Tremeloes and others, all introduced me to the wonderful world of music as a child.
The Monkees are timeless.
There music lives on
Nope 730pm. Tues nights NBC BEFORE IDOJ
Herman's Hermits are timeless.
I didn't realize that it was far back as the 60s that people started saying "like" every half sentence.
Yeah that's been going on like forever
Really! I always thought it was a new thing also. That's weird how we notice things like that.
Hey, like, _man!_ - Weren't hippies well known for saying that?
Like, what are you talking about ?
Literally has replaced like
All of the songs in this episode were all Mike's... Mary, Mary, Sweet Young Thing and Papa Gene's Blues
Beautiful HD! Seems I've always loved "Sweet Young Thing".
It's just surreal how time has flown... make the most of everyday. ❤️
RIP David, Peter and Michael 🙏🏻
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I've never seen the monkees SOUND so good!! Terrific episode too, one of the best of the 56 or 8!
I really 😍 love watching the first season of the 🐵 🐵 🐵 🐵 monkees rather than the second season of the 🐵 s
i love their little interviews at the end
What a time to grow up with these precious guys
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Loved this episode - the boys look and sound fantastic.
“They don’t know how to spell demonstration so they use the word riot because it only has four letters”
BRILLIANT.
What also struck me about that comment is that my son and his friends were saying the same thing with the BLM protests happening in the last couple years... this is timeless knowledge.
@@rachelharvey9346 Well, at the BLM protests there was a lot of rioting. Lots of small businesses were destroyed and several people were killed. That was no joke.
Hater?
You ever hear of WATTS RIOTS sweetheart?
This is interesting because I was listening to the song For What Its Worth by Buffalo Springfield today. That song applies today that's for surs.
I found it fascinating that the interview segment at the end was included in the first season. I would've pictured a subject that grown up to be included in Head
I watched this on Saturdays and loved it. A bunch of cute happy guys... I wanted to be just like them. The Monkeys just had a special something. Seemed Mike always ended the episode with a moral of the story.
I love them so much. I get the same feeling inside now that I got then when I was a little girl! Especially Davy. 🖤
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I feel the same way except I had a thing for Peter!
Peter's dimples were adorable! I loved them all, but thought Davy was the most beautiful guy I ever saw!
@@hyacinth4368 I agree! Such good memories!
Some people like the Beatles I love this band have since I was a child so happy I found this episode.
The Beatles are one of my all time favorites, next to Queen.
Rest In Peace Davy and Peter. 💔
And now Mike :-(
@@hardlines4 yeah. I can’t believe Micky’s the only one left. I hope he’ll be with us for a long time.
WOW I USED TO LOVE THE MONKEES WHEN I WAS YOUNGER. WOT A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE. I THINK I MIGHT OF BEEN ABOUT 3-4 WHEN IT WAS ON TV.
Chris Maginess - me too! My older sisters had their albums
Oh MY GOSH I cannot stop LAUGHING😆😆 As someone else posted, I also was a huge Monkees fan in the 60's and know all the words to their songs by 💖, to this day!! HUGE thanks for this! Just what the dr. ordered, levity!🙏🙏
Not the early 1960s. Vast difference between popular culture then and when the Monkees premiered in 1966.
Please elaborate.
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This interview is absolutely amazing. Very wise remarks coming from them all, showing lots of intelligence. Love it.
I never noticed how Peter wore his belt till today. 😛😇😁
Wow it only seem like yesterday! I remember coming home from school and watching the Monkees, Happy Days, Looney tunes, and Batman.
This is my favorite episode this episode is the funniest
Season 1 was the best however season 2 rating went down hill
These guys are the real deal! I love the older music 🎶
I was obsessed with the Monkees as a kid. Had the albums, inherited from my mom and aunt, and the show we in reruns. Just adored them, still do.
I love the sign that says "In case of fire run"
My lord how eloquent and intelligent these young men were!
Best intro. I like this show
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Mike is my favorite member from monkees! Hes great!
Carl Ballantine held up the Missing Persons sign and stared at the camera in disbelief...still funny!(lol).
This still makes me happier than I can say!!!!
Lol the one guy is Carl Ballantine from McHales's Navy. Geez these shows were on and off the air before I was born but they're better than any current comedies
I just realized that was him. (After watching a lot of McHale's Navy.😍)
As long as people have eyes and watch TV, the Monkees will live on. Making jokes and singing. In a way, they have achieved a form of immortality.
Davey is forever young here as they all are. And Nesmith is still alive just like Peter is.
So what else can you ask for? At least they will be remembered and as forever young and funny!
I used to enjoy watching this Show on Saturdays along with Cartoons. Then later I’d watch American Bandstand and Soul Train. Those were great Saturdays for Television!
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I am a70's kid, I recall watching them with the Banana Splits. My fa.Ily watched Bandstand a d Soul Train on Saturdays too. Then we either relaxed, went on an outing or I did my homework. Fun memories.
The quality is surprisingly good.
I agree, it looks fantastic. It was either restored or preserved really well. Plus, shows shot on film always look better than ones recorded on videotape.
Detail looks amazing. I'd never been able to see before that the Martians have different-colored stockings!
The 4 Martians outfits were used in that circus episode...and i think that space alien episode with the freaky goggles....
@@barbkhan2323 And I think the bathing caps used by the Jolly Green Giants turn up in the 'Captain Crocodile' episode. Worn by The Monkees as their hit with pies.
@@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427 it's they're, not their.
"Outta site" I like that. That should come back
Out of SIGHT Not Site.
There were the Greatest Group ,comedy team, laugh smackin players of all !
These shows aired 10 years before I was born but they were a staple of my childhood Sunday mornings.
gosh almighty i really miss the 1960s wish i could go back wartching reruns is the next best to it.
It's Tali Now that was great to remember The Monkees I loved there show and there songs. 🎶🎸🎤
Watch few of Monkees Tv show back 1974-1975 After school. Always love beginning sound tracks. Great song
Great watching in HD after 40 yrs of low quality, thanks Mate
We need the blu-ray set re-released!!!
Yes, except individual seasons that are affordable to the average person.
Why is it taking so long to put it on blu-ray?! I have several episodes recorded and it's taking up room on my DVR.
the first time I heard. sweet young thing. thanks
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How far we've come when THAT is considered to be "long hair".
To borrow a quote from an ad(I think it was Virginia Slims), we've obviously gone a long way hair-wise.
Ironically in these days THAT is actually considered long hair. What happens to men? they take it almost bold.
It´s pretty long by todays standards.
I love how Mike hiccups in sympathy with Peter!
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@19:17 Peter getting his groove ON. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
My favourite song sweet young thing I like all the monkee songs😍🙂
this is peak comedy om goshhh the monkees my goats
Still love the monkeys
This is genuinely excellent quality in sooo many ways.