Thanks Fred in the Dobie Gillis pitch the dark haired actress who first talks to Dwayne Hickman is Yvonne Craig. She appeared in 5 episodes of the series as different characters over the series run. Herbert Anderson who appeared as Dobie's teacher was replaced after the pilot by William Shallert( later of The Patty Duke Show) he had also shot the Dennis The Menace pilot and decided he would take that series instead. Sponsors for the series included Marlboro, Pillsbury and Colgate- Palmolive.
That's Yvonne Craig?!?!?! SHAZAM Batman! 👍🏻😃 I didn't recognize her!!! 😉👌🏼Also, Dobie Gillis' mother (Florida Friebus) played Mrs. Lillian Bakerman on The Bob Newhart Show!
The Chevy commercial was 1959 at the earliest because that's a 1960 Chevy Impala Sport Sedan. Chevy sponsored My Three Sons starting on 9-29-60, so this was before that show. The 1972 CBS new show promo was very nice to see and lots of those shows were future classics and I watched many of them back in the day. Never heard of the Robert Young series Window on Main Street, from 1961-62 until now. Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus from Dobie Gillis were well cast. Thanks for all the bumpers.
I had to play the video 3 times in order to catch the gun. In my neighborhood every kid in the 60's had a gun and it had to be a Roy Rogers. As the only girl in the gang, I told my parents NOT to get me a Dale Evans model. Interestingly, I never saw a real gun in any neighbors' homes. They may have been locked up in a gun rack locked inside a closet. Also, we rarely played inside and we NEVER touched anything in anyone else's home because our mothers and grandmothers could see everywhere. Really. They could. And, no kid in my area ever wore "cowboy" hats especially with chin straps, chaps, bolos, boots, or western shirts when we played cowboys. Just guns. We were authentic without that other stuff. We left those other things to the few rich kids on their mini ranches. Believe me, NO kid back then that I knew would have ever pointed a toy gun at anybody - family, friends, anyone else in this world. If they had, they probably would still be "unable to come out to play". My chicken-neck-twisting German-Polish farm girl grandmother probably would have grabbed it and pistol-whipped me if I tried anything like that.
Thank You, Fred! Didn't know I needed a dose of nostalgia this morning with my tea, but did it hit the spot! Loved the Chevy Sunday Drive, and I grew up watching Dobie Gillis in syndication after school, so I was THRILLED with that clip. Such style. That show was SO ahead of it's time. Have a great day!
Once again a childhood memory......my mom started perming my hair when I was so young I thought there was a perm fairy because I had to sit still so long she would buy surprises to keep me busy and say the perm fairy brought them! Many a Tonette perm for my hair as a kid!!! LoL! 😢 Thanks Fred
Great as always Fred! 😎 We watched almost all of those shows on the CBS lineup when I was growing up. Dobie Gillis is cool, I've seen it a few times in reruns. Bob Denver does a great job with his character imo. I'm not certain but it looked like a young, pre Batgirl, Yvonne Craig, in that clip with Dobie.
It was Yvonne Craig. She didn't appear in the pilot which preceded the sales pitch. But she did appear in 5 episodes ( as different characters) during the first 3 seasons 1959-62.
That Dobie Gillis promo was too funny! My favorite was CBS have we got to fall for you, oh my God I remember that like it was yesterday! Thank you Fred, this was plain awesome!❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 PS. We really did go on Sunday drives, but my dad was a Ford man😅
Great job, Fred! 0:13: Ida Lupino was not only a busy actress at the time, she got into directing too. She directed a couple THRILLER episodes and a S5 TWILIGHT ZONE episode. She starred in a S1 TZ episode, as did her husband, Howard Duff. In his episode, his character's obnoxious wife was played by Eileen Ryan, who was just a couple years from becoming Sean Penn's mom. 4:32: This was Sandy Duncan's 2nd consecutive season starring in a new show, as she had major surgery which stopped her series during the previous season. MASH had pretty bad ratings its first season, competing against Disney and having ANNA & THE KING as a lead-in. MASH was never regularly scheduled as early as it was this season (8 PM ET) after this season, though it was scheduled for 8:30 ET a couple seasons. 8:38: I guess things got so bad w/ his son, Dennis, that Henry Mitchell had another job over the same 4 seasons teaching Dobie, Maynard, & the rest of them. I didn't know Dobie had a big brother. He looks a lot like Milton Armitage.
Actually Herbert Anderson had appeared in the Dennis The Menace pilot as well. He decided to take that series instead. His replacement was William Shallert ( later of The Patty Duke Show).
What makes her gray hair so beautiful? I don't know it's all gray 😂 I was born in 81 but my parents had me in their mid 40s so this was the TV they grew up with. They're gone now but watching this made me think of them 😊
That little girl @ 1:54 is soooo cute! That Ford @ 2:21 reminds me of a battleship! NICE...that 1958 Chevrolet is pretty sweet too!!!👌🏼 That was a GREAT pitch fir Doble Gillis!
man the cars back then. my dad started workin on cars after the war (ww2 for the one's who don't know which one) and he could tell what kinda car was in front of us AT NIGHT by the running/brake lights. and we are talking the mid seventies when there were more than a few cars from the 50's still rollin around. i never tire of seein those classic cars. thanks for the vid dude.
I remember Dobie Gillis, with Bob Denver who played Gilligan in Gilligan's Island, plus the man who played Dobie Gillis's father, also played the father in The Patty Duke Show.
Did anyone catch the cig in Yvonne Craig's hand? She really DID have talent but never had her career take off. In the Fix Or Repair Daily car is the greatest character ever on TV - "Chip" - the second of Fred MacMurray's FOUR sons on My Three Sons. Poor guy, his TV wife (Polly) never did anything but complain about whatever he was doing. I gave up watching the show, learned a life lesson to try to keep complaining to a minimum, and hoped that Stanley Livingston would find happiness in real life. Dobie Gillis Show? Nope. My favorite of the "upcoming shows" was The Bob Newhart Show. What a cast! Everyone was just the best, especially Suzanne. And the sheet sets were fantastic. Bill Cosby - never watched his "family-centric" shows. Didn't think he was believable.
Wow!Look at these old commercial’s and these old television 📺 show’s!They don’t make show’s like this,anymore!Of course,I grew up in the late ⏰ 1960”s,so,I saw;Gilligan’s Island,and the Flintstone’s.I don’t remember the premier of;Star Trek.It’s the only show that I don’t remember the Premier of the first episode.
Of the shows that premiered on CBS during the 1972 television season, MASH, Maude, "The Waltons", and "The Bob Newhart Show" were very successful whereas "Anna and the King", "Bridget Loves Bernie", "The new Bill Cosby show", and "The Sandy Duncan Show" not so much.
I believe Dwayne Hickman's real brother Darryl Hickman , who a had a pretty good career as a child actor earlier , played older brother Davey Gillis in a couple of series episodes .
Can you please upload some more 1970s commercials including some that have Winnie the Pooh? I remember there was a commercial for Honey Crunchers Cereal that had Winnie the Pooh Piglet and Roo going on an adventure from 1972 or 1973 but it's no longer on here.
Thanks Fred in the Dobie Gillis pitch the dark haired actress who first talks to Dwayne Hickman is Yvonne Craig. She appeared in 5 episodes of the series as different characters over the series run.
Herbert Anderson who appeared as Dobie's teacher was replaced after the pilot by William Shallert( later of The Patty Duke Show) he had also shot the Dennis The Menace pilot and decided he would take that series instead.
Sponsors for the series included Marlboro, Pillsbury and Colgate- Palmolive.
Thanks, Russ.
That's Yvonne Craig?!?!?! SHAZAM Batman! 👍🏻😃 I didn't recognize her!!! 😉👌🏼Also, Dobie Gillis' mother (Florida Friebus) played Mrs. Lillian Bakerman on The Bob Newhart Show!
Everyone in place except Warren Beatty...
Love your time machine, Fred! The nostalgia is so comforting. Weird to see a "permanent" for little girls. Chevy played heavily on people's fantasies.
Thanks, RR.
Ah, yes. Sunday drives. In the summer, we would get into Dad's '61 Galaxie and go to A&W. That was livin'.
Announcer said "Sundy" drive.
Wow, Fred. Just when I think you can't dig up anymore rarities something like this gets posted. That 1972 CBS announcement really took me back.
Oh, just wait until you see what's coming Firebrand!
The "1958" clip of a 1960 Chevrolet was pretty impressive.
Beam me up Scotty, to the good old days when the world was sane. Thanks for this great video! I’m feeling more nostalgic than ever lately.
You're welcome, RC.
The Chevy commercial was 1959 at the earliest because that's a 1960 Chevy Impala Sport Sedan. Chevy sponsored My Three Sons starting on 9-29-60, so this was before that show. The 1972 CBS new show promo was very nice to see and lots of those shows were future classics and I watched many of them back in the day. Never heard of the Robert Young series Window on Main Street, from 1961-62 until now. Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus from Dobie Gillis were well cast. Thanks for all the bumpers.
You're welcome, Jonathan.
I was wondering if anyone else knew that was a 1960 Chevy & not a 1958.
Thanks for this, Fred. Am a bit of a geek for old commercials and such, just to see what they were like back in those days.
You're welcome, Brian.
Kids pulling guns would certainly cause a controversy these days
They had the common Sense not to pull a gun on a cop and use their manners then! The world has gone to shit on a shingle today!
I had to play the video 3 times in order to catch the gun.
In my neighborhood every kid in the 60's had a gun and it had to be a Roy Rogers. As the only girl in the gang, I told my parents NOT to get me a Dale Evans model.
Interestingly, I never saw a real gun in any neighbors' homes. They may have been locked up in a gun rack locked inside a closet. Also, we rarely played inside and we NEVER touched anything in anyone else's home because our mothers and grandmothers could see everywhere. Really. They could.
And, no kid in my area ever wore "cowboy" hats especially with chin straps, chaps, bolos, boots, or western shirts when we played cowboys. Just guns. We were authentic without that other stuff. We left those other things to the few rich kids on their mini ranches.
Believe me, NO kid back then that I knew would have ever pointed a toy gun at anybody - family, friends, anyone else in this world. If they had, they probably would still be "unable to come out to play".
My chicken-neck-twisting German-Polish farm girl grandmother probably would have grabbed it and pistol-whipped me if I tried anything like that.
Thank You, Fred! Didn't know I needed a dose of nostalgia this morning with my tea, but did it hit the spot! Loved the Chevy Sunday Drive, and I grew up watching Dobie Gillis in syndication after school, so I was THRILLED with that clip. Such style. That show was SO ahead of it's time. Have a great day!
You too, jakerbo, and thanks.
Always Lived Dobie Gillis. Great innocent show with lots of stars young and old.
Once again a childhood memory......my mom started perming my hair when I was so young I thought there was a perm fairy because I had to sit still so long she would buy surprises to keep me busy and say the perm fairy brought them! Many a Tonette perm for my hair as a kid!!! LoL! 😢 Thanks Fred
Great as always Fred! 😎 We watched almost all of those shows on the CBS lineup when I was growing up. Dobie Gillis is cool, I've seen it a few times in reruns. Bob Denver does a great job with his character imo. I'm not certain but it looked like a young, pre Batgirl, Yvonne Craig, in that clip with Dobie.
It was Yvonne Craig. She didn't appear in the pilot which preceded the sales pitch. But she did appear in 5 episodes ( as different characters) during the first 3 seasons 1959-62.
Thanks for all you do Fred. Very appreciated 👍
You're welcome, Gregg.
Prettty decent Mr. Fred. I personally enjoyed those lovely ladies , at the end. Of course now, they are older than my grandparents .
Awesome as always Fred - glad to see the ol' time machine is working like a charm.
I didn't know a Dobie Gillis pitch reel even existed...and a Sunday afternoon drive? Not during football season! Lol! Thanks for sharing these, Fred.
Thank you once again for the smile on my face 😊
My pleasure, Bridget.
This video is just about near-perfect, Fred, ANOTHER HIT!
Thanks, Nunetc.
That Dobie Gillis promo was too funny! My favorite was CBS have we got to fall for you, oh my God I remember that like it was yesterday! Thank you Fred, this was plain awesome!❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 PS. We really did go on Sunday drives, but my dad was a Ford man😅
My dad was whatever was the cheapest.
Great job, Fred!
0:13: Ida Lupino was not only a busy actress at the time, she got into directing too. She directed a couple THRILLER episodes and a S5 TWILIGHT ZONE episode. She starred in a S1 TZ episode, as did her husband, Howard Duff. In his episode, his character's obnoxious wife was played by Eileen Ryan, who was just a couple years from becoming Sean Penn's mom.
4:32: This was Sandy Duncan's 2nd consecutive season starring in a new show, as she had major surgery which stopped her series during the previous season. MASH had pretty bad ratings its first season, competing against Disney and having ANNA & THE KING as a lead-in. MASH was never regularly scheduled as early as it was this season (8 PM ET) after this season, though it was scheduled for 8:30 ET a couple seasons.
8:38: I guess things got so bad w/ his son, Dennis, that Henry Mitchell had another job over the same 4 seasons teaching Dobie, Maynard, & the rest of them. I didn't know Dobie had a big brother. He looks a lot like Milton Armitage.
Actually Herbert Anderson had appeared in the Dennis The Menace pilot as well. He decided to take that series instead. His replacement was William Shallert ( later of The Patty Duke Show).
@@RusstheTroubadour That's what I thought, but I'd never read it anywhere. I know Mr. Schallert played their teacher both in HS & jr. college.
What makes her gray hair so beautiful? I don't know it's all gray 😂 I was born in 81 but my parents had me in their mid 40s so this was the TV they grew up with. They're gone now but watching this made me think of them 😊
Your reels transport me to a time that was easy
Thx Fredflix 👍 📺🇺🇲
You're welcome, Lance.
That little girl @ 1:54 is soooo cute! That Ford @ 2:21 reminds me of a battleship! NICE...that 1958 Chevrolet is pretty sweet too!!!👌🏼 That was a GREAT pitch fir Doble Gillis!
Great video thank you😊
You're welcome, l j.
I don't remember a single one except The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
Boy did TV change from then until Now. I couldn't wait for my mom to buy the September TV Guide LOL
man the cars back then. my dad started workin on cars after the war (ww2 for the one's who don't know which one) and he could tell what kinda car was in front of us AT NIGHT by the running/brake lights. and we are talking the mid seventies when there were more than a few cars from the 50's still rollin around. i never tire of seein those classic cars. thanks for the vid dude.
Sure thing, S&DN. The car designs today are meaningless.
@@FredFlix you got that right.
This so great Fred thank you so much
Great work as always, Fred, I love the pitch for The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
Thanks, Fred. 💜🤟
You're welcome, Mercedes.
Face it, the only shows that lasted longer than that CBS promo were MASH, Maude, The Waltons & The Bob Newhart Show.
Thanks, FredFlix. 📺
You're welcome, Luis.
Thumbs up!
Thanks, hartspot.
Arthur god's gonna get you for that one!
A FredFlix video you're gonna get one!
You said it, Robert.
BTW, at 8:55 the fetching young lady is actress Tuesday Weld.
She was a regular during the first season, as Thalia Menninger, Dobie's unobtainable dream girl.
I remember Dobie Gillis, with Bob Denver who played Gilligan in Gilligan's Island, plus the man who played Dobie Gillis's father, also played the father in The Patty Duke Show.
Frank Faylen played Dobie’s father. William Schallert played Patty Duke’s father and Dobie’s professor.
@@larrymcsorley9899I saw William Shallert in that cast from this video, alright
Wow that was Yvonne Craig in the Dobie Gillis sales pitch for CBS! That was really neat & fun.
I love them Ols School Cars
That Dobie promo was pretty neat. It was very… Dobie. I see the Window on Main Street episodes are on YT. I feel like checking that out.
Modern Hollywood hates the idea of a young man having such an interest in girls.
Thanks,Fred.
You're welcome, Fred.
Fun stuff Fred!!
Stanley Livingston from "My Three Sons"
A very you Stanley (Chip Douglas) Livingston on Chevrolet Commercial.
Made the year before MY THREE SONS debuted...foreshadowing first class
Interesting that in Mr. Adams and Eve they have a double bed. I always thought the Bradys were the first TV couple not to sleep in twin beds.
Depends on if they actually got in the bed.
MARY KAY & jOHNNY had the first tv couple sharing a bed, in 1948.
Did anyone catch the cig in Yvonne Craig's hand? She really DID have talent but never had her career take off.
In the Fix Or Repair Daily car is the greatest character ever on TV - "Chip" - the second of Fred MacMurray's FOUR sons on My Three Sons. Poor guy, his TV wife (Polly) never did anything but complain about whatever he was doing. I gave up watching the show, learned a life lesson to try to keep complaining to a minimum, and hoped that Stanley Livingston would find happiness in real life.
Dobie Gillis Show? Nope.
My favorite of the "upcoming shows" was The Bob Newhart Show. What a cast! Everyone was just the best, especially Suzanne. And the sheet sets were fantastic.
Bill Cosby - never watched his "family-centric" shows. Didn't think he was believable.
❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯
Thanks, Mimi.
@@FredFlix Yw,Love the old clips and nostalgia!👍💯❤️
Wow!Look at these old commercial’s and these old television 📺 show’s!They don’t make show’s like this,anymore!Of course,I grew up in the late ⏰ 1960”s,so,I saw;Gilligan’s Island,and the Flintstone’s.I don’t remember the premier of;Star Trek.It’s the only show that I don’t remember the Premier of the first episode.
Of the shows that premiered on CBS during the 1972 television season, MASH, Maude, "The Waltons", and "The Bob Newhart Show" were very
successful whereas "Anna and the King", "Bridget Loves Bernie", "The new Bill Cosby show", and "The Sandy Duncan Show" not so much.
The year for the Chevy commercial at 2:34 is 1960, not 1958.
dobie"s big brother was Ron Ely (Tarzan and Doc Savage)!!
I believe Dwayne Hickman's real brother Darryl Hickman , who a had a pretty good career as a child actor earlier , played older brother Davey Gillis in a couple of series episodes .
Yvonne Craig!🎉
@ 7:42 ?
Can you please upload some more 1970s commercials including some that have Winnie the Pooh? I remember there was a commercial for Honey Crunchers Cereal that had Winnie the Pooh Piglet and Roo going on an adventure from 1972 or 1973 but it's no longer on here.
I would have to look for them on RUclips. But you can do that yourself and cut out the middle man.
@@FredFlix Well okay. But it will be very hard to try
Sorry, but @2:33 that's a 1960 Chevrolet Impala. We had the very car when I was a kid.
FredFlix is like soooo groovy
enjoyed Thank you
You're welcome, Danny.
The Many Videos of FredFlix. Producer Fred Smith.
Wish I had Yvonne Craig on my show. (When she was in her 20s.)
As Cameron Garrett Flix
@@FredFlix: So you were going to be another Harvey Weinstein?
@@roberttelarket4934 I...don't...think....so...