Behind the Scenes at "One Day at a Time" 3-16-79
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- Shot by crew member Brett Babcock, this tape was provided by camera operator Bob Erbeck. It's a backstage look at the taping of the last episode of season four from "One Day at a Time", which was recorded live at Metromedia Square on Stage 1 in Hollywood on March 16, 1979. In this are cast members Bonnie Franklin, Mackenzie Philips, Pat Harrington, and Valerie Bertinelli; executive producer Jack Elinson (and it was his last day on the series), producers Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant, camera operators Bob Erbeck and Vito Giambalvo, director Alan Rafkin, associate director Selig "Pinky" Frank, as well as other staff and crew members. A really fascinating look at how a Norman Lear sitcom was produced in the 1970s. Metromedia Square has since been leveled and a high school now stands in its place. Thanks again to Bob Erbeck for this video!
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LOVE seeing older live tapings of tv shows like this one!,older footage period is awesome! this is such a good show too!
Outstanding
I wish there was a Mary Tyler Moore Show one .
I'm 33 and I still love this show. I think it had one of the best theme songs.
Angie had a great theme song too !
i LOVE these behind the scenes stuff from the 70's. Takes me right back to childhood. I was 7, in 79.
I went to a taping of this show in Nov. 1978...after it was over Archie Bunker and Edith came on stage and played the song to "All in the Family"...
Great memory!
hugh jadonga did you go to a taping of The Jeffersons too?
Markas Flood No but if I had a chance to I would have....I was just there one day
You didn't go to it
I am sure it is a great memory!!
Wow!! This was 40-years ago!! 1979!! Nineteen-seventy-nine!! Trip out!!
I love behind the scenes footage of t.v. shows I used to watch. It's really something how much goes into making a half hour sitcom.
I still have a crush on Valerie Bertinelli and I'm 64. Good show.
She's still cute after all these years.
I still have a crush on Glenn Scarpelli. I wish he had been in this episode.
I’m 14 years old and I love “One Day at a Time”. It’s been my favorite since I first heard of it. Oh, how I wish I can have the complete series on DVD.
You can buy the whole series on eBay or amazon
@@lishamarlar4597 - Thanks for the info! I can’t believe that the full show is actually NOW on DVD.
@@EdwynNSanchez I bought the whole series on eBay
Interesting! I love seeing shots of the audience. You can always tell the decade, pretty much, by the hair and clothing.
I wonder if anyone in the audience remembers being here and knows they are on youtube? guess they are all in their 50 and 60's now.
I'm 48, and I was 8 years old then! So their probably in their sixties (or pushing it)!
My mom watched ODAAT and she would be 73 if she was alive today.
More like 60s and 70s. Anyone younger would have been a child at the time.
I was born in the 60's and watched this show ALL THE TIME! The 70's were the BEST!
This is SOOO cool. I wish there was behind the scenes footage for other classic series like this.
Seems like yesterday going to these tapings seeing my dad, Schneider.
Your dad was a very talented man he is missed
Loved Schneider!!! I remember reading your dad had to drink a bunch of water to get a faux beer gut.
What a cool video. This was an awesome look and it really takes you back to that time.
R. I. P Nannette Fabray!
In fact, a large part of the cast and production team have died in the last 40-plus years.
@@inkyguy R. I. P to all of them too.
Wonderful show,
Takes me back to my teenage years.
I never saw the comedy in this show. I just never thought it was that funny.I only watched it because I was in love with Valerie Bertinelli !
Loved this
Loved this show when it came out and still do. I can't imagine how much fun it must have been to be involved with it.
Thank you so much for this! One of my favorite sitcoms ever! Fascinating look.
One of the best shows ever love you guys
On a television set in LA in the 70's.....Wow, just wow.
Thanks for posting this gem. Great footage!
I attended an episode of "One Day at a Time" at Metromedia Square in the 70s
How Was It?
it really was in front of a "live" audience!
in the words of Bonnie Franklin, "One Day At A Time" was recorded live on tape before a studio audience.
Invaluable footage. Thank you for posting.
I didn't realize the show was live. This is cool!
I think that was Norman Lears signature to his shows.
Wow 40 years ago!!
Thanks for sharing this Stu!
I'm 36 yrs old and must say - I used to love this show. Obviously by the time I started watching the show it was canceled. Oh well best wishes to the remaining cast.
I was 8 during this taping, I liked it too!
I’m 42, I was almost 2 when this was taped and I use to love this show!
I always say, I really miss the 70's and 80's. Seeing the crew bts is awesome. I didn't see Norman though. Pat has always been hilarious. I am sad they made a remake of this awesome classic, it's horriable! I am so happy and proud to have grown up with them all.
whut? you think the remake with penelope and abuelita is horrible? I love it and have never encountered someone considering it awful. strange.
@Katherine McDonnell then don't watch. I love it, especially justina machado and rita moreno's performances. I will binge watch as much as I can in the future. fabulously funny! :)
what you consider virtue signaling, many consider rightful representation. if you're satisfied with how the us and/or the cuban american culture have been, you neglect all people who didn't enjoy it the way you might.
Cool vid and those big old 70s cameras !
Nice,!!!! Great Show,.... It's nice watching them now on cable tv,....again......Hell Yeah Man,!!!!!!!
What an incredible find this video is -- a look behind the glitz at the best sitcom of its time! I identified so much with One Day At A Time, because our family was so much like the Anne Romano family. And we were in the real Indiana, no less! Our Mom was ahead of her time in divorcing and becoming independent and I always felt close to Bonnie Franklin's character, and Barbara and Julie!
This is great seeing the show behind the scenes
This is so cool! :D
This is so awesome :-)
Awesome I was only 6 years old I remember coming home from school an watching this show
Wow thank you :-)
Pat Harrington was the funniest character on this show. He won both an Emmy Award and a Golden Globe Award for his part as Dwayne Schneider.
Pat won the Emmy in 1984 for supporting actor in a comedy. John Ritter won that year for Best lead actor.
That said - I always believed Pat was the series lead actor not supporting? Bonnie was lead actress (obviously) but to me Pat was lead actor as he was the only male lead to be on the show for the entire series run.
@@SquiggyGirlForever oh I totally agree.
Wow Priceless!!!!
Wow! This was fantastic Stu. I hope you have or can find more BTS tapes from famous shows.
This is Fantastic! Would of Loved to have been alive during this time and had a chance to be in the audience during a live taping of one of these shows.
would have
Jack Elinson also is also credited on 227 as well and other shows too
I’ve always wondered how they change a scene or setting during a live taping in front of an audience
All of this is filmed at Metromedia Square.
Wonderful times..
VERY KOOL CLIP!
There last taping😿😿😿😿 I ❤️ this show in 2021!!
love julie on this show such a good actress
She was a heroine addict.
What a time. I wasn’t born til 1993. So odd to see footage from a time I didn’t exist
Super!!!
Well, I discovered this video years after it was posted, but wow! This was so cool to see. I wish you were in it. Were you doing warmup there yet? I remember seeing you doing warmup at Universal. Do you know if that's Bill Spadaro on the boom at 11:20? What a true time capsule. A belated thanks for posting!
Great stuff. Love the 70's people, hair and clothes in the crowd! HAHA But it gives me the creeps just seeing this set. But Jack Elinson - such a great guy.
This show is returning to television antenna television starting in January
The bind the scenes shots are much more real than the actual show. Wish they had showed those instead.
It's amazing Nanette Fabrey is still alive at 96 yrs old.
the good old days may not return
And just think, about a year later Empire Strikes Back comes out and they world is blown away by the iconic Vader scene.
Other than Vito and Bob, who were the other camera people?
Do you have behind the scenes of tv show Goodtimes ?
I would bet my life that One Day at a Time used the same set as Good Times. It looks the same.
@@robzara4172 Wow. You’re dead. Don’t ever go to Vegas.
what a treasure
There's that infamous boom mic you see in a handful of episodes. Lol
6 years before I was Even born
3/16.... Wolfie Van Halen's Birthday!!!!
Wow 2 months before I was born
It's funny. I graduated high school around this time. The teen girl audience members in the back of the bleachers all look like they could have been someone I knew then.
Things were so much more genuine back then! Does anybody know what I’m talking about?
When you always wanted to know what it looked like behind the cameras.
I hear so many horror stories about Bonnie Franklin being difficult to work with. She had several cast members fired from this show.
Schneider use to crack me up as a child.
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I never liked this show, but I always thought that the people were the nicest people around.
love one day at time watch show 6.oopm 6.30pm
i was only 11 in a half months old
Jennifer Hunter I was almost 2y old, 42 now and loved this show
They pretty much only used the living room set. Very limited.
Was Mack sober here?
Why does that guy keep snapping his fingers?
Great question!
I think he's clocking the scenes.
Where was MacKenzie Phillips’ drug stash?
Jonas Timmons
i dont think i ever watched the episode where anns parents separate.bertinelli has aged well, she is still very cute. franklin passed away around 2 years ago from pancreatic cancer at 69 wow and phillips still looks like a train wreck. i think harrington is still alive in his 80's. the other recurring guest stars i think are mostly dead except for a few who are in their late 70's and up. the studio audience looks to be mixed like 30's through 60's. so add 36 years and theyd be in their late 60's to 90's if they lived that long. i was not quite 14 when this episode aired.
+Kem Hayes Awesome. Thanks for the update. She has been through hell and come out the other side.
Pat Harrington died a couple of years ago.
I was 8
You must be BLIND...most of the audience look like teenagers.
Yeah i know phillygirl06, i think it would be kind of creepy, turning this on, and you say to yourself, "Is that me?" LOL.
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I love these behind the scenes videos - but those girls in the audience are very obnoxious!
It was a great show. Those girls in the audience were just being kids.
This is being filmed in High Definition Potato.
Hahaha, no, video tape! If they had shot it on 35mm film (like "Happy days did")instead of low quality video tape, then it would be in HD on "blu-ray"!
better than the shit com.
what a terrible show this was. glad it's gone.
if it was so terrible, why did you click this video on to watch it? lol I imagine you can read right and you did read the title? For someone who thought it was terrible sure couldn't resist
John Lemmon It was on for 11 years!!!!!!! Beats tv today!
heavensnewestangel It was a good show
Ok I respect your opinion.... but why do you hate it? Elaborate more.
Ellen Rosenblatt wish we could say the same about you !
Bonnie Franklin was gorgeous.