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OMG thank you : ) that was THE CLUE of a LIFETIME! Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Christians believe this Jude is the same person as Jude the Apostle; Catholics hold that Jude was a cousin, but not literally a brother of Jesus, while the Eastern Orthodox hold that Jude is St. Joseph's son from a previous marriage. Jude, brother of Jesus - Wikipedia Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jude,_brother_of_Jesus

starring timothy hutton star of Leverage

Should be called the Donald Trump hour with evil Democrats in the back round!

😮goodness. I do not even recall this show. I didn’t know there was yet another Bob show after Newhart. Sorry I missed this and sorry it didn’t last long.

Too bad we can't read the credits. I wish we had a better copy to see.

I got exposed to this randomly by a random channel and I'm strangly drawn to it...

I'm watching this animated presentation of Beetle Bailey. It does not quite live up to the comic script that we are used to. As with books converting to movies, it is up to the individual viewer to determine in the people, voices, and situations are the same; if they are not the same, they could be better or worse depending on perception. I found the voices annoying and reaching. The situations are reaching or trying to card to be campy. The solutions just wrap up each episode so that they can hurry to the next one. Painfully unfunny entry from King Features Syndicate. The same kind of very funny and striking observations from the Mort Walker strip we see everyday, at this writing from the newspaper, is greatly lacking in this blistering, shrieking and boring cartoon. Unlike many of these Comic Strip/Comic Book adaptations, King Features/Famous Studios & Company meticulously strove to maintain the original concept and flavor of the strip. This show was syndicated in 1963, during the early 60's, as part of The King Features Trilogy, along with other King Features properties Snuffy Smith & Barney Google and Krazy Kat, under the collective title, Beetle Bailey and His Friends. In Chicago, Illinois, it was slotted at 10:30 or 11:00 AM, Sunday mornings. It was shown over the local, NBC Affiliate; which was and is WMAQ (formerly WNBQ), Channel 5. It was an odd time period for animation, we would most likely agree; it languished in a time and day normally reserved for Religiousprogramming and other "Public Service" oriented shows. Theme song: He's the military hero of the nation, though he doesn't always follow regulations. At the sound of Reveille, He is here for you to see, And we know you'll laugh at Private Beetle Bailey! Beetle Bailey! Beetle Bailey! ...

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I Love This. My Childhood ❤

When I was a little kid, this intro used to scare the stew out of me! It's still creepy even today.

Does anybody know what that red & white boxy thing is? I'm told it's some kind of puzzle.

This theme sucked. I was 12 and so disappointed when my favorite intro song was changed

_Temperatures Rising_ is a series that, unfortunately, is difficult to see these days. There is no DVD or blu-ray release, no streaming, and its only syndication was decades ago. That's a shame, becuse it was funny and well-made, and featured a likable cast (especially Nancy Fox, who was extremely winsome and very pretty). There _were_ some episode posted on RUclips several years ago, but these have now been blocked.

Loved this!

I can't play videos because I have AD BLOCKERS here in the Radio Station well YOU TUBE can go stick it when they order me to turn them off -- EAT MY SHIRT MICROSOFT

Beetle bailey

Which network did it air?

Karen Valentine acted in Gidget Grows Up(1969). She played Alice Johnson on Room 222(1969-1974). The "Dream Girl of '67". I guess she's low-key sensual.

this song is priceless

Nostalgia

Iconic.

Ahhh… love me my Henry Mancini! While Elmer Bernstein wrote all the music for the actual show, Mancini wrote the Theme.

This was like Paper Dolls.

This theme song sank the series

Incredible music

This sitcom aired on WWOR EMI in the early 90s. There's Valene Ewing.

Aaron Spelling show no surprise. The Love Boat at a fancy magazine.

"I'm having some trouble getting to your house." "It's the one with the floating clock at the gate." "Right, I know." "And if you're coming up the front walk, you going to pass by some dissolving faces, and some of them are owl faces." "Yeah. No. I know about the owl faces, but I'm still kind of stumbling out here. Could you just bring the door to me?" "Yeah, sure, hold on."

How long did this show last

How long did glitter last I was just happy to see Morgan Brittany after Dallas

-From Paramount Pictures, King Features Syndicate Presents......

Long intro.

Was this show any better or worse than Paper Dolls or Berrengers?

o g beetle Bailey

The other Season 2 theme PALED in comparison to this wonderful theme

R.I.P. Howard Morris

Remember Brackens World. Great cast. Great show. Especially liked Eleanor Parker as Sylvia Caldwell.

In memory of Sam Dillon, excuse me David Birney. 1939-2022

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The intro is creepy as hell. It’s more scary then the episodes which aren’t. Lol

If Disney owns this, these kind of 80s things need to go on Disney+

Wow cartoon take me back

Where can you watch this series?

I think that 80s television was the best of everything, from the shoulder pads, to limousines, and let's not forget the glamorous actors and actresses! Glitter was one of my favorite series, and Morgan Brittany, was absolutely beautiful! California dreaming at it's best!

I loved this show. If I remember, however, it was up against 60 Minutes and I guess it didn't have a chance.

I only saw him in cartoon form on Sesame Street.

I wish someone would upload all of the shorts, separately.

Did you know that Gracie was originally supposed to be the straight woman? The married team is amazing! One of my favorites. The duo first teamed up in 1923 following the break up of George’s partnership with straight man Billy Lorraine. Burns later recalled… “ they laughed when she asked the questions and didn’t laugh when I gave the punchline, so I gave her all the jokes.”

Perhaps it’s no coincidence… But the same year, 1955, that Walt Disney had established himself as a household name, Alfred Hitchcock was one of the few film directors known to the general public - popularly perceived as the world’s leading purveyor of chilling suspense. Hitchcock‘s droll persona, portly form and inimitably lugubrious voice created one of television’s most familiar icons. I love this series!