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"Thriller" was re-titled as an ABC late-night movie series here in the US, during the era when ABC had two weeknight "Movie of the Week" slots during prime time.

I always make time for low budget sci-fi. I did find myself wondering where the next episode is when I got to the end of episode 16. I had a serious crush on Rachel ❤️ The use of video instead of film meant that it didn't have that glossy Panavision look that you'd see in the original Star Trek series had, plus you could make as many mistakes as you want and just record over any bloopers. I don't know if anyone will agree with me but the Canadians accidentally invented ASMR. Even though it wasn't like "Wow! Did you see that?" I always felt relaxed, happy and drawn into it somehow, almost as if there was some kind of subliminal tone woven into it.

I wonder if part of the reason the Honeymooners became "classic" TV is because it was filmed (instead of kinescope - as was the current standard at the time). I know DuMont was a wierdly technical network (they proposed a TV standard which was over 600 lines but lost out to a more modern standard) DuMont had weird hybrid cameras that broadcast live but ALSO contained film cameras using the same lenses. So - (like I Love Lucy did for other reasons) the shows were preserved on high-quality film. I know you said the show was based on 'The Bickersons', but I always felt it was more like a caucasian version of Amos & Andy with Ralph & Ed and their zany schemes. But maybe that's just me seeing a buddy comedy as much as a married couple comedy.

I like to think this is a TV Classic in an alternate universe where Carl Reiner's "Head of the Household" (before 2nd try with Dick Van Dyke) and Back To The Future with Eric Stoltz are all popular entertainment miror-universe kid grew up with. Oh yeah, and the drama version of Lost In Space without Dr Smith. I only wish they got Jerry Van Dyke for the first Gilligan's Island pilot. Thanks for doing this. It was fun - and surreal. 😏

Interesting in the TV show "Lost", there was a high school teacher character also.

The budget was so low that it didn't even have its own mood music. The Score Productions Arthur Rubinstein music for The Starlost was repurposed from an earlier Canadian production, a supernatural soap opera called Strange Paradise. Proof can be heard at ruclips.net/video/ydbV6b8mDnQ/видео.htmlfeature=shared&t=385

They aren't really "replacing" anyone. Chester's been dead for 7 years and the band is ready to move on. Also, mike wrote most of the songs with some input from the rest of the band.

It's actually not hard at all. Cause they did it and a few finicky fans are melting down. Their song is #1 in rock and they're sellimg out arenas.

Couldn't have said it better, thank you two for your thoughts and fair, balanced analysis!

A bit of Unnecessary fake mis leading Title, -I get they Teach that to all you guys in RUclips school of Cheap marketing tricks , but very dishonest and rather stupid , very stupid really .. I’m out .

You suck

What is your problem with star wars!

Bob Denver was the star of the show. Tina Louis was promised she would be. That's how the drama started.

It was an interesting song written for the show but it was way too long, the episode would be half over by the end of the song and people would not like to listen to that every week, the song the show went with was short & sweet plus memorable. They made the right choice going with Bob Denver and the rest of the cast.

Back in the 1980s, I worked at shop in the Ilakai Hotel, it's next to the Ala Wai Harbor seen in the opening shot of the 3-hour cruise. One evening, I was walking across the courtyard and came face-to-face with the Alan Hale, Jr. He shook my hand and strolled away. It was a rather serendipitous spot to meet the Skipper.

9:12 Thank you for sharing this amazing shot. My life wouldn't have been complete without it! 😂

There is a 1988 animated version too, with animals. Take care, and all the best.

It is essential to understand that the mid-1960s represent, in many ways, the peak of America's love affair with the automobile. The car had become more than just utilitarian. It was now considered, by many, to be a member of their family. Following World War Two, the post-war U.S. economy was booming. The national interstate highway system began. Everyone wanted a new car. During the 1950s, automobiles were ostentatious spectacles. Beginning in the early 1960s, however, cars began to emulate works of art. Start listing famous TV and movie cars prior to 1960. The list is sparse. After 1960, there was hardly a popular television program that didn't feature a custom or select make and model of automobile. My Mother The Car may have been indented as a parody of popular fantasy television shows, according to one of the show's creators, Allan Burns, but an argument can be made for the show's homage to America's fascination and fanaticism with cars.

Seriously!!! No need for filthy words …

I know... Love, GrandPa

Less about you, and show the pilot. You're way to young to understand the business, and how impactful Gilligan's Island. You suck.

I honestly thought you were going to show us the pilot.

One great silly sitcom that's stood the test of time !

Revisiting tv: I guess you could say that you & your mom talk about it.

Too bad some people thought it was real, just like people believe what they see on TV today is real.

Ass is not the same thing as arse as it is in America. Do not confuse the two terms. Ass just means fool. Calling someone a silly ass, a stubborn ass, etc. is therefore a bit of a milder insult. If someone makes an ass of themself, they are making themselves out to be fool. In short, the insult "fat ass" is not a reference to his broad bottom.

was this size boat considered a Yacht back then? or maybe they didnt want a to large of a boat then that would mean many passengers would have perished and thats not good for a sitcom

If you want to know the answer to why this show was so atrocious, there are two RUclips videos where Harlan explains how the producers screwed him over by trying to force him to write the series during a writer’s strike, then hired a bunch of idiots who knew nothing about either science fiction or tv series production at all to make it. He wanted Walter Koenig to play Devon. He meant the show to be a mystery, where the colonists don’t find the ship’s bridge until the last episode. Instead, the morons showed it in the first one, totally ruining the premise. He got so frustrated that he insisted that they take his name off it, and so did Ben Bova, when they used stupid terms like “radiation virus” and “solar star.” ALL stars are “solar!” Read “Phoenix Without Ashes” by Ed Bryant for more details. The Starlost could have been a terrific show. Instead it’s disjointed, idiotic and boring.

There's an Enterprise in Oklahoma too. And also, Undertaker was from Death Valley. There were plenty of wrestlers from parts unknown, but not Undertaker.

I hadn’t realized about no laugh track. I hate laugh tracks! I love the episodes I’ve seen. I wish it would’ve had more seasons. My understanding was that it had a lot of competition from the shows on the other networks that ran at the same time. Just couldn’t gain enough audience.

If only they could have found Fort Courage, they would have been fine.

They actually had to structurally reinforce those Lincolns he drove. He auditioned for Gunsmoke in the 1950s not the 1960s.

So why is it that all we get is still pictures? Why can't you introduce it and let us watch it? No one really wants to hear you talk about it.We just want to see it!

The host is a moron. No sense of political or social history, and taking every opportunity to diss poor people while they’re down. Also, comedy and drama go hand in hand. And you think it’s revelatory that you compare King of Kensington to All in The Family. You need to read wikipedia to understand that? 😂 Okay, captain obvious.

One of the best shows ever.

Or "Maverick"...

"Yancy Derringer" is the riverboat gambler/ hero.

Theme Song: Have gun will travel reads the card of a man, a night without armor in a savage land, his fast gun's for higher he's the calling wind, a soldier of fortune is a man called Paladin. Paladin Paladin where do you roam, Paladin Paladin far far from home.

The radio show of the same name starring John Dehner was good as well !!

I've never watched neither the old nor the new series, but the new one looks more appealing to me.

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At the time of the Star Trek cartoon, there were other serious ones Like Johnny Quest, Sea Lab 2020 and a few others. Jimmy Douhan did a number of characters in the show. For Primetime, there was also the Jetsons and a few others. For a long time hard core Trekies didn't view the animated series as Canon. Then Rodenberry said that it was canon. There was also a female feline character. Imagine if they reshot the animated series in modern Pixar style.

Carribean theme song for a show set in Hawaii. Uh, wrong ocean.

The guy with three arms ("Arex") was voiced by James Doohan. who played Scotty in the original series.

That was Henry Fonda who played Clay. Peter was likely as old as James MacArthur.

The late co-founder of Studio Ghibli, Isao Takahata directed this series, who had directed the 1988 film, Grave Of The Fireflies, and even has said that the late Canadian animator Frederic Back, was one of his inspirations. There have been other, as you had mentioned, iterations of Anne, such as Before Green Gables, 2009. Not to forget our animated Anne Of Green Gables, made by Nelvana. Take care, and all the best.

Alan Dean Foster, a science fiction writer of note, wrote the novelization of all these episodes too. I suspect I have the books somewhere in a box in my attic!

I also own this series on DVD, and know that a part from Jem, I have seen Christy Marx write episodes of the series Reboot, also own the complete series of that, too, and she published a game for Sierra, Robin Hood Legend Of The Longbow. I had better subscribe now. Take care, and all the best. I know that the film gave Christy Marx the role of Lindsey Pierce, but like Ghostbusters 2016, the Jem movie doesn't exist.

I own the complete series on DVD, and it has my fellow Canadians, James Doohan, and William Shatner. And even though Walter Koenig was replaced by Lt. Arex, he still wrote The Infinite Vulcan. Thank's for the great video. Take care, and all the best.

Don't forget Keonig got a writing credit for The Infinite Vulcan tho I'D LIKE to forget the episode entirely!🤷🏼‍♂️. And "Yesteryear" which expanded the Vulcans in Canon. Yes I considered TAS Canon. 🤓😎🖖🏻