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The 70s had great theme songs.

28:59 Best, hippest station promo ever.

Sammy! That’s a roach clip!

Later big star Regis sucking up big time.

Not just the greatest ever drummer, but a great comedian. The complete package.

1:55: it’s 2024. Buddy remains the greatest drummer to ever live, and he’s been dead almost 38 years. I’m privileged to have spent some moments with him - even if one of those moments was a gig where he spent the entire set screaming “PLAY THE F_CKING TIME!!” at the unfortunate piano player.

RIP Sara. We miss you. And you, too Sammy Davis Jr.

Omg! That was utterly delicious! Pure class & elegance ❤❤

Airdate Jan. 8th, 1961. I assume Sammy watched Treasure of the Sierra Madre the night before filming this: "We are Federales. You know, the mounted police".

Believe It Or Not Sammy Was Junior is Puerto Rican!!!

Is that Regis Philbin doing the announcing at the beginning?

Pure divine talent. This is what it looks and sounds like, folks!

Mr Von Ryan himself Where’s Mia ?

Doesn’t get better than Get me “ to da church “

1st off how does this only have 5 comments? Came for Francis . Sammy and the count are also great . How bout “ good morning world “ WillieB. I don’t know if I time in the last century we went from such a high in talent and music to the lowest of lows were at today in the music world. 😢

I didn’t like the film

Sammy was an excellent drummer as well.😊

what a great show thx for posting 😁

Interesting how they based this episode on Sammy's real eye injury.

Outstanding! Thank you for keeping the commercials. The show is great, but the commercials complete the full nostalgia experience.

this is my favorite album.

Greg Morris' character appears disgruntled, embittered and attacking in a fairy tale depiction of racial harmony and support from all in the environment. Writing which blames the victim's character and poor attitude. Greg Morris' "scary" character depicting an empowered black man who revels in hate and rejects love. As if in 1963, when this episode was broadcast, Jim Crow laws were not being strictly enforced and maintained through violence or by any other means. Bloody Sunday, the march held in Selma, Alabama, was in 1965. Nightly images of beating, violence, murder of civil rights activists being broadcast nightly on the news. In fact Isabelle Cooley, who plays Sammy Davis' wife, was hounded out of the profession for her support for the civil rights movement.

POWERHOUSE talents, gone but never forgotten!

Sammy D. always did a phenomenal show, he was truly a one of kind entertainer.

Not only are these two legends articulate and intelligent, then they get on stage and are completely brilliant, we will never see the likes of people with this caliber of talent in our lifetime

This is just amazing

They did an album together back in the 1960's.

Smoking in a hospital room .how times have changed.

I WAS AN ENGINEER ON THE BISHOP SHOW AND IT WAS THE HAPPIEST YEARS OF MY LIFE!! JOEY WAS A VERY GENEROUS PERSON!! WHEN WE WENT OUT ON STRIKE HE GAVE EVERY ENGINEER ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!! MY MONTHLY RENT THEN WAS $105.00 !! REGIS WAS A VERY CARRING PERSON !! I KEPT IN TOUCH WITH BOTH JOEY AND REGIS LOG AFTER THE SHOW ENDED !! I HAVE SO MANY WONDERFUL MEMORIES THAT I THINK ABOUT ALL MOST EVERYDAY !!

The great ❤One !!!

Sammy!❤

Joey appeared to be an insecure jerk with Regis.

First broadcast on October 2, 1963, "Allie" from ABC-TV's "BEN CASEY" delivers a grand medical dramatic episode with guest star, Sammy Davis, Jr., who plays a Baseball player whose right eye was hit by a Baseball. This pareilels Davis, Jr's real life experience with the loss of one of his eyes during an auto accident some years earlier. Greg Morris, who later became an effective part of The IMF Team on CBS's "MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE" (1966-1973), guest stars as a blunt, humorless medical assistant, with a clip on his shoulder. Leo Penn, father of actor Sean Penn, directed this episode.

That duet is one for the ages! Goosebumps!

Anyone recall a down on his luck Redd Foxx crying on this show? Some years before Sanford & Son.

10:18 wow. she held that note for so long😅

Just finding this spectacular gem in 2024

She has Sammy almost bouncing off that seat. I don't blame him that Carmen is a major vocalist one of my favorites. I just love the interpretation she brings to every song she sings. She's such a great vocal storyteller

Carmen's phrasing is stupendous! 1:24 just shows. She conveys so much in her singing expression. Definitely a singers singer.

The way this woman belts out a song so effortlessly is so amazing. She has the smoothest, sweetest voice.

Sammy D. and Buddy. Two of the very greatest ever!

Thanks so much for posting this. I've been looking for it for YEAR

Miss these guys.

Ok! Master class is over! What a talent, both of them!

Greg Morris!...Vince Edwards!...Sammy Davis Jr! and beautiful Isabel Cooley..Award winning performances....Ben Casey ..great episode..never gets old!

Did you ever find the Larry King interview with Steve and Eydie and Don?

He would of been 99 years old right now

Listening and watching this on 14/05/24 Israel’s 76th Independence Day is cathartic on this more than sombre occasion due to the atrocity inflicted upon us on 7/10/23 by a marauding heinous entity called Hamas. A Jew who went by the name of Irving Berlin having escaped with his family similar outrage in another land brought happiness and joy to a nation through his genius talent of words and music. May “Blue Skies” prevail through these very dark days.

THEY DON'T MAKEM LIKE THAT ANYMORE !!!!!!