Info about the new show.
To watch, go to Youtube dot com slash shows.
I check out the classic TV, hoping for my favorite show, "Dobie Gillis." It's not there (yet), but — check it out — here's the first episode of "I Spy." Not embeddable, but nice and sharp.
Very cool.
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Zelda was termed out of the California Senate, but found a safe niche as a member of the California Integrated Waste Management Board.
I am glad that I didn't know she was gay when she was pursuing Dobie, because her obsession would have seemed ridiculous. I couldn't take T.R. Knight's pursuit of the Grey's Anatomy women seriously once his sexual orientation was revealed. But somehow Neil Patrick Harris plays a credible straight horndog.
I'm just hoping for an episode or two of Science Fiction Theater with Truman Bradley...a Saturday night staple when I was a kid..but only if we were brave enough to watch it back then.
Ooh! Navy Seals!
Ah, but they have Sea Hunt.
Thanks for the alert. It's a comfort to know that when I'm old and senile I'll be able to watch the TV of my youth.
I just watched the pilot of a childhood favorite,The Dick Van Dyke show, and was impressed by how well it was written. Shame though that Dick and Laura couldn't sleep in the same bed.
Slate has a more in-depth look at the problems with Google (and Facebook, etc.) that were dismissed by the spokesperson in the article. Add that to the analysis in the YouTube is Doomed article and things don't look so good for the stars of Web 2.0.
Video ads that are too short for a trip to the kitchen are immoral.
Clicked on a few buttons but most are not available in Poland (probably anywhere outside of the US).
Guess it's back to regular youtube and more accomodating sites.
Clicked on a few buttons but most are not available in Poland (probably anywhere outside of the US).They're available in Norway, so they should be in Poland as well.
I've only looked at one show, but the quality is excellent.
Shame though that Dick and Laura couldn't sleep in the same bed.
As I recall, the first show showing a husband and wife sharing the same bed was the 1965-66 sitcom, "Mona McCluskey," starring the delectable Juliet Prowse.
former law student said...Zelda was termed out of the California Senate, but found a safe niche as a member of the California Integrated Waste Management Board.And "Arnold Strong" went on to become Governor.
No wonder office productivity is dropping.
isn't it rather amazing that the 50's television that many remember - so technologically crude - are our best rememberances. perhaps we really don't have to have a life of special effects...youtube will be able to tell us with the views..
oh and zedzzed...you truly don't have the game for this blog. i'm sure you know that but you do seem in great need of reinforcement.
Rats! No Bob Cummings Show, George Gobel or Peter Gunn either.
@jdeeripper have you seen this Japanese Schwarzenegger ad? It's so wrong on so many levels that it's entertaining as hell.
Cool! I just watched the first episode of Terry Jones' "Medieval Lives". The video quality was quite good... I'm excited to watch the whole series.
I wanted to grow up to look like Robert Culp.
Other than being short and homely I got close - not!
No Bob Cummings Show
Love That Bob
With Schultzie, who reappeared on the Brady Bunch.
I'd also like to see the Gale Storm show, The Millionaire, and Divorce Court, with its announcer speaking in the hushed tones of a golf commentator.
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