Unfortunately, a complete oversight led me to exclude The Mary Tyler Moore Show, of all shows, from this video. Take note that it was part of the fall 1970 lineup.
The opening credits of The Partridge Family are from the 2nd season, not the first. The theme song's title were different- it was "When We're Singing"in the first season, not "C'mon Get Happy," and Brian Forster had not yet replaced Jeremy Gelbwaks in the cast.
Wait a minute drug users treated by psychiatrists? What happened? Now they're just criminals thrown in jail by the bus load. How times change. Damn Judy pace was gorgeous!
Just subscribed. .born 64 raised northern Ontario Canada grew up huge TV kid pre internet I was the go-to human IMDB Amazing how powerful this type of footage can be to both memory and "soul" Great job
Notes... Inger Stevens was cast as the female lead in THE MOST DEADLY GAME before her tragic passing While Christopher George was THE IMMORTAL, wife Lynda Day was one of THE SILENT FORCE When FOUR-IN-ONE went to series, Lloyd Bridges replaced Pernell Roberts as its star of SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL THE INTERNS was the first series from Screen Gems/Columbia to air on CBS since the final season of HAZEL in 1965-66 THE YOUNG LAWYERS was set in Boston because Massachusetts permits law school students to try cases in court, under the supervision of a licensed attorney THE YOUNG REBELS was originally titled YANKEE DOODLE, until it was felt it sounded like Establishment patriotism, thus turning away the desired audience That is not the 1970 opening of THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY, with a version of the theme that explained the premise, and a different Chris Paramount took BAREFOOT IN THE PARK and packaged them as episodes of LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE for syndication There are rumors NANCY was cancelled because of pressure from the Nixon White House...I personally discount that, but go with the simplest reason--losing too much audience from Top 5 lead ins FLIP WILSON and IRONSIDE, in turn depressing DEAN MARTIN'S numbers In the previous season and a half, Tim Conway had flopped for CBS with a sitcom (THE QUEEN AND I) and a 30-minute variety show (the HALF A COMEDY HOUR)...so they give him a full hour THE STOREFRONT LAWYERS were three newly minted attorneys who insisted their law firm give them time to work at a neighborhood legal aid organization...as described in the CBS fall preview show: "In Century City to pay the bills--in the ghetto to pay their dues" Mid season the format was changed to keep them in Century City, and the title to MEN AT LAW There was no footage of HEADMASTER for that same preview show...it just was Andy Griffith, explaining that he would be playing the man in charge of a private school. Mid-year that was scrapped entirely, and THE NEW ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW was offered, where he played a small town mayor. Not only did that not work, they ended up finishing the season with reruns of HEADMASTER. Finally...how did you forget MARY TYLER MOORE?!?
@@mr.djcooncoon8196 your polling data, I assume, is publicly available? Be serious. Your views are yours, swell. But to say "all right thinking people agree with me "....Puh- Leeze.
Hi there! I just wanted to send you a quick note to say that I really enjoyed watching these previews, that definitely includes some VERY rare & NEVER seen anymore shows! I'm not sure if you've seen them yet since you uploaded this video, but thankfully now here on TH-cam, you can now see a promo for "Headmaster", and also "The Storefront Lawyers" if you can believe it! Cool stuff right?👌 All you need to do is type the title in the searchbar along with 1970, and they'll be the first videos that pop up! Maybe sometime in the future you can update this and edit them in! Thanks again for this, and I'll now be binge watching these previews year by year now, and it's all thanks to you! Take Care! Ms. Elizabeth📺📺📺📺
'70-'71 was probably the first TV season I was aware of in its entirety (I turned 8 that November). Definitely watched quite a few of these. But yeah, MTM certainly conspicuous by absence.
Mark moore... yeah, had gay overtones..was stationed in germany in the military in the 80's and saw 2 german dudes on a moped, the back guy with his arms around the driver. I was on my harley, a really huge bike. I had my bike shipped over, as I was promoted to sergeant and had the money. As I pulled up to a stoplight in the city of Bonn as pulled up to these 2 at a stoplight and saw this, I burst out laughing and almost dropped the bike.....OHHHH. MYYYY!!!
The original hour-long version of "McCLOUD" was part of the "FOUR IN ONE" rotation (with "ROD SERLING'S NIGHT GALLERY", "THE PSYCHIATRIST", and "SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT").
Intro music for Night Gallery was creepy and couldn't wait to watch that show. McCloud was another family favorite, I really miss good television. Haven't watched any shows for 20 yrs now, nothing but crap on
Jack Klugman @ 14:32 was cold blooded coming out the apartment (disgarding the cigar and buttoning his trench coat). Unintentionally great example of effortless _cool_ . It's always stuck out in my memories, more so than Bogart in a trench.
I was 15 in the fall of 1969. "The Partridge Family" was all the rage at my school. You should have heard us in the hallways belting out "I think I love you!" after David Cassidy first sang it.
I have a fairly comprehensive knowledge of actors over the years and it's surprising to me how many of the performers in this video had careers of no particular significance. Hollywood, man, it's a tough town.
There are a few of the shows that I can remember, and the ones that I grew up watching the most were the Partridge Family and the Flip Wilson shows. I love them both. I wish that the shows that are on now were more like this.
@@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142 nice, Rowan and Martin's Laugh In, yes I remember that one. It really burned me in the fact that it was taken off the air just as I was catching on to the jokes. I was 9 and I had gone to a camp for 2 months and when I got back it was gone. We need shows like that again. Funny and they didn't hold back anything. Love from Marysville California
I only remember a small handful of these shows.. most of them must have been broadcast after 9pm Eastern time - I was 10 y.o. in 1970 and 9pm was my bedtime til I was 12.
McCloud, night gallery, the partridge family, the odd couple, Monday Night Football, are the ones I remember. But more from syndication. I was 4 in 1970. :)
Sad. The Most Deadly Game was supposed to star the late Inger Stevens. The night she died, Burt Reynolds was the last to see her alive and it's believed he hit her a few times.
Don't think that was the 1st season opening of The Odd Couple. Didn't the first season have a narrator in the beginning, that explained the premise, just in case you never saw the movie or play? Then it went into the music theme song.
New shows in the Fall 1970 really did not hit with the viewers at that time. Only six shows made it to a second season and one was football. Can't wait to see 1975 and 1979 to complete your fall set of 1959-1987 shows. Any chance to see more mid season replacement shows.
Eventually I'll get around to '75 and '79 and do something about a lot of the mid-season shows still left to do. It would help if I could find all the intros to make it easier for me, there are still quite a few that can't be found.
I'm sure you get this question often, however; do you have complete episodes of the shows you place openings of? I've traded shows for many years and you have several that you displayed openings for that I've been searching for. Let me know.
The vast majority of the intros you see on my videos were downloaded or screen capped in the intro form they originally appeared which were posted by others on TH-cam and on some odd other sites like Daily Motion. The rest were extracted from partial or full episodes of series, again from TH-cam, etc.. Through my searches I've downloaded a very limited number of complete episodes of odds and ends series, certainly fewer than 100 I'd say, and none as entire series. So what collection I have, if it can be called that, is miniscule compared to a genuine robust library's worth. What specifically are you looking for? The likelihood of my having any of what you seek is probably next to zero, but if I don't have it, I might be able to point to where you could find it.
The Interns had some intense music over two guys on a scooter in traffic. Love all the cheesy action shows. Run towards the camera! Run away from the camera! Duck! You could always count on at least one car chase in Mannix.
He ruled network crime stopper showsl,only problem I had with their shows was they all seemed like the same show.one plot predictable story lines and obviously scripted formats ,sort of the assembly line approach to making television series
If Don August becomes a big TV hit, then Burt Reynolds does not become a big time movie star. Because in 1972 he becomes a star after The Longest Yard comes out.
The intro for Night Gallery sounds different, although it was composed by Gil Mellè. The pilot of San Francisco International Airport was featured in an episode of MST3K. 😆
Looking back I think the only show I watched was Mannix which was in its third season at this time. I don't recal ever watching any of these shows in the video. I listen to a lot of music back then. Lost interest in television when the Fugitive went off the air 50 years ago this summer.
The Odd Couple premiered on 24 Sep. 1970. I was born a couple of hours earlier. Doubtful that my folks watched, as mom had been drugged, and dad found Tony Randall irritating. I can see it.
The "Bold Ones" was excellent but they goofed up casting E.G. Marshall as a doctor he should have been a lawyer. He was a lawyer in "The Defenders" and was a great actor.
I always found it amusing that Danny Thomas (as "Danny Williams" in this show) chose such whitebread names. He was born Amos Muzyad Yaqoob Kairouz, and ethnically was nowhere near a "Thomas".
Nothing defined 60s/70s TV more than Quinn martin
Thank you for the TV history/memories!!!!
The Immortal would be a winning formula for a streaming series even today. The way they revealed the backstory in the opening was epic!
Agreed. Have Someone like Mark Wahlberg or Even Bradley Cooper in the Lead
The star, Chris George ironically died of heart disease at 52.😂
It would make a nice limited run series on Netflix, just long enough for the protagonist to find his lost brother.
Dan August was one of my favorite shows as a kid.
Watched the Partridge family when I was a kid and still do even today
The opening credits of The Partridge Family are from the 2nd season, not the first. The theme song's title were different- it was "When We're Singing"in the first season, not "C'mon Get Happy," and Brian Forster had not yet replaced Jeremy Gelbwaks in the cast.
I remember watching that first episode on channel 7 at age six ....
A good show. I liked it.
Memories
Wait a minute drug users treated by psychiatrists? What happened? Now they're just criminals thrown in jail by the bus load. How times change. Damn Judy pace was gorgeous!
Just subscribed. .born 64
raised northern Ontario Canada
grew up huge TV kid
pre internet I was the
go-to human IMDB
Amazing how powerful this type of footage can be to both memory and "soul"
Great job
r.i.p. david cassidy and suzanne crough :(
The show, Dan August sure had a impressive cast for this particular episode The Worst Crime.
yeah but who is the pickle face tom troupe?
@@JimmyFranny He was a veteran actor who appeared in Kelly's Heroes & My Own Private Idaho.
I loved The Odd Couple. Jack Klugman and Tony Randall were perfect.
Few TV-show versions of movies have the star power to pull it off.
Notes...
Inger Stevens was cast as the female lead in THE MOST DEADLY GAME before her tragic passing
While Christopher George was THE IMMORTAL, wife Lynda Day was one of THE SILENT FORCE
When FOUR-IN-ONE went to series, Lloyd Bridges replaced Pernell Roberts as its star of SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL
THE INTERNS was the first series from Screen Gems/Columbia to air on CBS since the final season of HAZEL in 1965-66
THE YOUNG LAWYERS was set in Boston because Massachusetts permits law school students to try cases in court,
under the supervision of a licensed attorney
THE YOUNG REBELS was originally titled YANKEE DOODLE, until it was felt it sounded like Establishment patriotism,
thus turning away the desired audience
That is not the 1970 opening of THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY, with a version of the theme that explained the premise, and
a different Chris
Paramount took BAREFOOT IN THE PARK and packaged them as episodes of LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE for syndication
There are rumors NANCY was cancelled because of pressure from the Nixon White House...I personally discount that,
but go with the simplest reason--losing too much audience from Top 5 lead ins FLIP WILSON and IRONSIDE,
in turn depressing DEAN MARTIN'S numbers
In the previous season and a half, Tim Conway had flopped for CBS with a sitcom (THE QUEEN AND I) and a 30-minute
variety show (the HALF A COMEDY HOUR)...so they give him a full hour
THE STOREFRONT LAWYERS were three newly minted attorneys who insisted their law firm give them time to work at a
neighborhood legal aid organization...as described in the CBS fall preview show: "In Century City to pay the bills--in the
ghetto to pay their dues" Mid season the format was changed to keep them in Century City, and the title to MEN AT LAW
There was no footage of HEADMASTER for that same preview show...it just was Andy Griffith, explaining that he would
be playing the man in charge of a private school. Mid-year that was scrapped entirely, and THE NEW ANDY
GRIFFITH SHOW was offered, where he played a small town mayor. Not only did that not work, they ended up
finishing the season with reruns of HEADMASTER.
Finally...how did you forget MARY TYLER MOORE?!?
Miss tv the way it used to be. RIP Christopher George
The sad thing is that even the shows that never got picked up are 100 times better than the crap they have on now.
Why do I read the same comment on these old tv promo videos?
@@dflf Maybe because IT'S TRUE
@@dflf because most old farts, unlike myself ( I'm 66) believe in a magical, imaginary golden age of the past. That never actually existed.
@@brianthomas2434 Most normal people old enough to remember the past agree that the 60s were a far SUPERIOR life for decent talented people....
@@mr.djcooncoon8196 your polling data, I assume, is publicly available? Be serious. Your views are yours, swell. But to say "all right thinking people agree with me "....Puh- Leeze.
I appreciate your upload compilations.
Thanks, really enjoy these.
Hi there! I just wanted to send you a quick note to say that I really enjoyed watching these previews, that definitely includes some VERY rare & NEVER seen anymore shows! I'm not sure if you've seen them yet since you uploaded this video, but thankfully now here on TH-cam, you can now see a promo for "Headmaster", and also "The Storefront Lawyers" if you can believe it! Cool stuff right?👌 All you need to do is type the title in the searchbar along with 1970, and they'll be the first videos that pop up! Maybe sometime in the future you can update this and edit them in! Thanks again for this, and I'll now be binge watching these previews year by year now, and it's all thanks to you! Take Care! Ms. Elizabeth📺📺📺📺
'70-'71 was probably the first TV season I was aware of in its entirety (I turned 8 that November). Definitely watched quite a few of these. But yeah, MTM certainly conspicuous by absence.
Awesome... would LOVE to see same format of Sat morning cartoon shows from 65-75. Thanks
I was only 4 or 5 in 1970 and I don't remember none of these shows. Some look very interesting. 👼👼👼
That's a later-season opening of _The Partridge Family,_ with different theme song lyrics, and, of course, Brian Forster instead of Jeremy Gelbwacs.
The moment that dude jumped on the back of the scooter with the other guy was the end of the series "Interns".
But he couldn't leave his buddys' behind...
Didn't know Mike Farrell was in 'The Interns'.
Kinda gay, was it not?
Mark moore... yeah, had gay overtones..was stationed in germany in the military in the 80's and saw 2 german dudes on a moped, the back guy with his arms around the driver. I was on my harley, a really huge bike. I had my bike shipped over, as I was promoted to sergeant and had the money. As I pulled up to a stoplight in the city of Bonn as pulled up to these 2 at a stoplight and saw this, I burst out laughing and almost dropped the bike.....OHHHH. MYYYY!!!
ABC’s Friday night schedule from 1970-1971 has never been surpassed...
The original hour-long version of "McCLOUD" was part of the "FOUR IN ONE" rotation (with "ROD SERLING'S NIGHT GALLERY", "THE PSYCHIATRIST", and "SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT").
Intro music for Night Gallery was creepy and couldn't wait to watch that show. McCloud was another family favorite, I really miss good television. Haven't watched any shows for 20 yrs now, nothing but crap on
It later became part of the NBC Sunday Night Mystery Movie with Macmillan and Wife and I think Banacek
Later it was McCloud, McMillan and Wife, Columbo (and another one)...
I liked that format.it was supposed to give them more movie like quality but it didn't always work out that way
Jack Klugman @ 14:32 was cold blooded coming out the apartment (disgarding the cigar and buttoning his trench coat). Unintentionally great example of effortless _cool_ .
It's always stuck out in my memories, more so than Bogart in a trench.
I was 15 in the fall of 1969. "The Partridge Family" was all the rage at my school. You should have heard us in the hallways belting out "I think I love you!" after David Cassidy first sang it.
‘79?
How many pop songs have a harpsichord interlude?
I watched it because I didn't have veto power being I was around 14 years old
David was a great rocker.
I have a fairly comprehensive knowledge of actors over the years and it's surprising to me how many of the performers in this video had careers of no particular significance. Hollywood, man, it's a tough town.
MIke Farrell (sp?) B.J. Hunnicutt
@@dace938 as of 2018, farrel is a has been..mediocre series actor, left wing psycho.
@@charlessedlacek5754 agree re: the leftest stance, BUT I was referring to "then" - pretty good actor "at the time" of MASH.
@@dace938 ok.
I saw a quite a few very good actors and actresses in these shows
I definitely remember The Partridge Family. I watched that show every week!😅
Dan August should have had more seasons! Quinn Martin shows were the best!!
Burt Reynolds was on his way to becoming a huge movie star during this period, and was growing to be too big a star to appear on a weekly TV series.
Dear Paul Duda, while were at it, the opening for "Arnie" was from the 2nd season. They had an opening for the pilot and the first season.
I was only 8 then but watched a few of them, loved the immortal
2:32 the iconic voice of Paul Frees.
There are a few of the shows that I can remember, and the ones that I grew up watching the most were the Partridge Family and the Flip Wilson shows. I love them both. I wish that the shows that are on now were more like this.
Sock it to me 😊.
@@oliviajohnjohnolivia8142 nice, Rowan and Martin's Laugh In, yes I remember that one. It really burned me in the fact that it was taken off the air just as I was catching on to the jokes. I was 9 and I had gone to a camp for 2 months and when I got back it was gone. We need shows like that again. Funny and they didn't hold back anything. Love from Marysville California
I only remember a small handful of these shows.. most of them must have been broadcast after 9pm Eastern time - I was 10 y.o. in 1970 and 9pm was my bedtime til I was 12.
if mike farrel from the interns only knew years later, he was gonna be part of one the biggest tv shows in history, mash
He was always boring as hell....
@@mr.djcooncoon8196 Well, that’s changed. Now he’s boring and old AF.
McCloud, night gallery, the partridge family, the odd couple, Monday Night Football, are the ones I remember. But more from syndication. I was 4 in 1970. :)
I remember ABC heavily promoting "Barefoot in the Park" along with "The Odd Couple"...
Yeah, they went in strong for Neil Simon that year.
Neil Simone plays were always used to make movies and tv
The Don Knotts Show! I missed that one!
Wrong intro for the first year of The Partridge Family. It was a different theme song... and Chris.
Sad. The Most Deadly Game was supposed to star the late Inger Stevens. The night she died, Burt Reynolds was the last to see her alive and it's believed he hit her a few times.
Nina Hartman! Damn there was a lot of beautiful black women on TV back then!
Absolutely,everybody loved Julia with Dianne carrol.she was the prettiest actress of the day and probably still is
Great stuff
Don't think that was the 1st season opening of The Odd Couple. Didn't the first season have a narrator in the beginning, that explained the premise, just in case you never saw the movie or play? Then it went into the music theme song.
Nice to see Peter Deuel in that clip; just loved him!
Playing a drug abuser. Does anyone know why he took his life?
Wish I could have seen The Imortal. That looked good.
Back when you didnt have to pay for TV. It was free! Imagine that. And now here we are, not only we're paying for TV but radio as well.
New shows in the Fall 1970 really did not hit with the viewers at that time. Only six shows made it to a second season and one was football. Can't wait to see 1975 and 1979 to complete your fall set of 1959-1987 shows. Any chance to see more mid season replacement shows.
Eventually I'll get around to '75 and '79 and do something about a lot of the mid-season shows still left to do. It would help if I could find all the intros to make it easier for me, there are still quite a few that can't be found.
Every Quinn Martin production opens the same way.
And the same ugly suits in every show
@@michaelmerck7576 Men dressed like men back then, not slobs.
Memory beautiful
I'm sure you get this question often, however; do you have complete episodes of the shows you place openings of? I've traded shows for many years and you have several that you displayed openings for that I've been searching for. Let me know.
The vast majority of the intros you see on my videos were downloaded or screen capped in the intro form they originally appeared which were posted by others on TH-cam and on some odd other sites like Daily Motion. The rest were extracted from partial or full episodes of series, again from TH-cam, etc.. Through my searches I've downloaded a very limited number of complete episodes of odds and ends series, certainly fewer than 100 I'd say, and none as entire series. So what collection I have, if it can be called that, is miniscule compared to a genuine robust library's worth. What specifically are you looking for? The likelihood of my having any of what you seek is probably next to zero, but if I don't have it, I might be able to point to where you could find it.
In spite of the massive star-power of Broderick Crawford, "The Interns" still couldn't make it!?
Awesome
The Interns had some intense music over two guys on a scooter in traffic. Love all the cheesy action shows. Run towards the camera! Run away from the camera! Duck! You could always count on at least one car chase in Mannix.
MIke Farrell (sp?) B.J. Hunnicutt
And several lethal ass whooppings where somehow he got to a hospital after being left for dead in the desert or tne canyons
The episode where they amputated guys hands stuck in elevator to learn world class piano player, oppsie
These are fun to watch. So many non memorable shows. Run, jump, shoot, fast cars...they all look the same!
Love it
this is my birthyear so it's extra fun to watch.
2 guys on the back of a vespa....how sweet.
🤣🤣🤣
Yep.
Two guys sharing a ride from necessity, unworried about gay panic from onlookers.
@@brianthomas2434 Why so sensitive?
Lighten up, dude. Life is too short.
oh my..gay panic.....hahahaha, you silly savage you!!!!
@@zacharyzapata8559 might have struck a nerve with brian..calm down, mary..just an observation.
"Community Psychiatry"
Now there's a laugh a minute show.
This was as long ago now as the 1920s were then.
The Bold ones ch 56 here in L.A. used to air it. A great show.
Quinn Martin was the man!
Very little info on him online...Irwin Allen another great....
He ruled network crime stopper showsl,only problem I had with their shows was they all seemed like the same show.one plot predictable story lines and obviously scripted formats ,sort of the assembly line approach to making television series
If Don August becomes a big TV hit, then Burt Reynolds does not become a big time movie star. Because in 1972 he becomes a star after The Longest Yard comes out.
Also in 1972 Deliverance comes out.
Longest Yard was in 1974. Not in 1972 like I said.
Deliverance in 1972...longest yard in 1974....now......SQUEAL, BOY...SQUEAL LIKE A PIG!
The intro for Night Gallery sounds different, although it was composed by Gil Mellè.
The pilot of San Francisco International Airport was featured in an episode of MST3K. 😆
That was a great MST3K episode--lots of hilarious riffs.
The headmaster! Andy Griffiths first show after leaving mayberry!😃😃😃. The theme song was sung by an unknown young singer named Linda Ronstadt
She turned out to be rather special even though the show didn't last
was the voice over on the Immortal the same as the haunted mansion in WDW??
I believe it is, the great Paul Frees. He was also Boris on Rocky & Bullwinkle.
Some real bombs in 1970!! The only show still on the air, Monday Night Football, 51st year in 2021.
Looking back I think the only show I watched was Mannix which was in its third season at this time. I don't recal ever watching any of these shows in the video. I listen to a lot of music back then. Lost interest in television when the Fugitive went off the air 50 years ago this summer.
The Young rebels? did that even get beyond the pilot episode stage? It seems like a real bomb .
I think "The Immortal" was a very good show.
Guess it was too slow paced for some viewers.
I was 7 when that season started. It makes me feel nostalgic for the pre PC America.
Ah, yes, when you could be an asshole to people different than you and no one could criticize you for it. 😂👌
@@SleepBomber, and they could do the same to us and nobody was a "victim".
@@naturalobserver6130 what do you mean us white man?
@@naturalobserver6130 lol I'm sure 🙄
@@SleepBomberabout what?
I would love to see some episodes of the show Nancy. I have only seen the opening credits and one short promo for it. It only lasted 1 season.
Watched the first episode. Remember it as bland and inoffensive.
The Odd Couple premiered on 24 Sep. 1970. I was born a couple of hours earlier. Doubtful that my folks watched, as mom had been drugged, and dad found Tony Randall irritating. I can see it.
Having just re-re-re--(etc)-watched "Mister Roberts," I'll now have to think about my favorite Felix, Tony or Jack.
The Young Lawyers, starring Lee J. Cobb.
How did they ever get Shirley Jones?
Wasn’t Ben Richards the Butcher of Bakersfield in The Running Man? Helps to be immortal to get that rep.
11:34: Does Zalman King remind anyone else of Frodo/Elijah Wood, maybe just slightly?
He went on to write and direct some of the most sensational hard R movies of the 1990s
1:29 Fernando Lamas... he looks mahvelous
Memories
Who is Don Knotts singing to?
His wife.
I remember Arnie for some reason beven though i was only 10 then
Monday Night Football.......the show that outlasted them all! :-)
The Partridge Family...definitely!!!
On the list of the TOP 10 greatest TV openings (along with: outer limits, T Zone, St. Elsewhere, Lost in Space, BATMAN, I Spy et al.
The good old days
What about The Mary Tyler Moore show?
Ben richards sounds good man with special blood.
Odd Couple was the best of the bunch in 1970.
Don Knotts ??
The "Bold Ones" was excellent but they goofed up casting E.G. Marshall as a doctor he should have been a lawyer. He was a lawyer in "The Defenders" and was a great actor.
11:34
He looks like he is being forced to be in this show against his will because they are holding all his family hostage.
I think you missed one Mary Tyler Moore Show
Damn, I did. Total inexplicable oversight. And still I saw it right there in the schedule, too. Sometimes it just happens like that.
Luved DAN AUGUST
When did "Julia" come out?
It premiered in the fall of 1968.
@@RwDt09 Thanks! I remember loving it as a kid!
That was theme of that time,”to live free” broke and stinky “because the world will blow by 1972
MST3K Did a show for San Francisco International.
Better programs then now
I always found it amusing that Danny Thomas (as "Danny Williams" in this show) chose such whitebread names. He was born Amos Muzyad Yaqoob Kairouz, and ethnically was nowhere near a "Thomas".
The names "Danny " and "Thomas " were inspired by those of two siblings.
Before that his stage name was Amos Jacobs.
Damn Burt Reynolds was hot in Dan August. I forgot how good looking he was
The silent force the immortal the most deadly game seemed like good shows. At least they seemed better than some of the crap on now.
OK years after this video posted. WRONG Partridge Family clip Song is wrong for first season & wrong Chris.
The Most Deadly Game was dead for one reason. It followed Lawrence Welk.
Night Gallery was terrifying
The pilot episode had some new kid named Steven Spielberg direct a segment. Wonder whatever became of him?
@@kleinj2001 Who cares? He's probably the most overrated director to come out of 70s cinema.