Another great video. Johnny Carson was hilarious and it was a great show. Nothing like it since. I can still remember hearing my mother roar with laughter as I laid in bed trying to sleep.
I loved the Hawaii Five-0 promo for syndication! There was a great radio promo when The Family Channel ran Hawaii Five-0 on weeknights, using bits from the series. Thanks Fred for all the great videos!
That RCA color T.V. Commercial had me going . Mom worked at a [big] TV station in St.Louis. When she finally bought a Color TV, it was an RCA . It wasn’t long before we were having problems with it. One of the Technicians [ who was sweet on mom] would come to fix it . Almost every time, he’d exclaim , “ why did you have to get an RCA❓ they are junk. Should have gotten a Zenith .” True. We were always having trouble with it. There’s another TV brand: Curtis-Mathis. The spokesman for the company was Frank “Junior “Coghlin, an excellent and very popular actor from the early 1920’s to 1941, and is best known for the Serial, “Captain Marvel “ , where he played Billy Batson. There is still one of his commercials on RUclips. Curtis-Mathis. The most expensive television in America, and darn well worth it! 📻😁
There was a Curtis-Mathis plant about 30 minutes from our small town in East Texas. When I was a kid in the 1960s, several friends parents worked there.
The first season of Lost in Space was really wild. I still, get creeped out by The Magic Mirror. I remember crying at the ending. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks 😊. Great fun to watch . Memories........ and the flag at the end was a much needed reminder of how we used to respect ourselves and our country. Thanks again.
Some of my best creative writing was on a IBM Selectric typewriter. Loved the pie in the face gags with Johnny Carson Then the reminder of what used to play every night at the close of the broadcast day at the end. Why was TV so much better then?
Oh yeah, Johnny knew the power of a pie to the face, to make us laugh. And who is gonna make Frank get out of that phone booth?? Not even Superman would try. Great video.
Mick Sydney Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. I remember in the navy watching that with some guys that were crew members of a submarine. They were like "roll on the floor laughing " Real subs were nothing like that show. Remember "Kowalski" the one crewman who was always in the midst of every chaos or accident that occurred on the boat?😳
We got a color TV around 1966. I was six years old and we had two channels to choose from. I used to sneak out of bed at night to watch "The Untouchables" which was considered to be too violent for kids.
That Johnny Carson pie-in-the-face commercial sketch. Fallon should do that for today's lousy commercials. Allstate should protect you from Mayhem...SPLAT! It's Jake from State Farm...SPLAT! What's in your wallet...SPLAT!
That Hawaii Five-O guest list was quite something: Paul Williams, Loretta Swit, William Shatner, Ed Asner, Ricardo Montalban,Robert Vaughn(The Man From U.N.C.L.E.). There are others who I can't put a name to, perhaps someone else can fill in the gaps.
It's always a adventure watching your videos Fred they take me back home watching TV with my family, everybody was here then, making jiffy pop lol. Thanks FredFlix so much ❤👍💯
you must be in tv, your source stuff is only coming from someone who in production. i could be wrong. but these gems havent been out of the can in 50 years.
Kellogg's sponsored "THE WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW" in weekly syndication from 1958 through '66. He appeared in "integrated" commercials for Rice Krispies during the program.....
I had my tonsils out when I was 6 during the run of The Woody Woodpecker Show. I asked to please let me wake up from the anesthesia in time to see the Woody Woodpecker Show. I did.
I liked the episode return to a hostile planet,in lost in space,but I wished it had a little more action,and this episode would also make a good movie,a space ship that that returns to earth in a time warp into the past
Yeah I was going to say the same thing...more than likely Adams had become a star with Get Smart and he probably wasn't free to do a cereal commercial..especially since his voice was so much a part of Max's character.
Hi Fred, may I inquire, where you found the national anthem part.. There has been video going around - showing that very piece slowed down. And in this one you can see it flash ( at .25 speed can't catch but glimpses ) subliminals to trust the govt.. & rebellion is not permitted. lol - as words change-
I slowed it down to .15 and the messages are clearly there. Gave me chills. True, it might have been faked. But given the tenor of the times and the fact that subliminal messages had been tried earlier on TV by the government, I'm not surprised.
Its nice to find an example on our own. I'm not positive this is the same exact one others have looked at. thanks Fred for posting all these videos I love them.
49jubilee sometimes stations had unscheduled sign offs and they had to put up cards saying "Please Stand By" or "Network Line Trouble " or something like that.
Another great video. Johnny Carson was hilarious and it was a great show. Nothing like it since. I can still remember hearing my mother roar with laughter as I laid in bed trying to sleep.
I loved the Hawaii Five-0 promo for syndication! There was a great radio promo when The Family Channel ran Hawaii Five-0 on weeknights, using bits from the series. Thanks Fred for all the great videos!
Loved Space Angel as a kid! I guess that's why I love sci fi today!
That RCA color T.V. Commercial had me going . Mom worked at a [big] TV station in St.Louis. When she finally bought a Color TV, it was an RCA .
It wasn’t long before we were having problems with it. One of the Technicians [ who was sweet on mom] would come to fix it . Almost every time, he’d exclaim ,
“ why did you have to get an RCA❓ they are junk. Should have gotten a Zenith .”
True. We were always having trouble with it.
There’s another TV brand: Curtis-Mathis.
The spokesman for the company was Frank “Junior “Coghlin, an excellent and very popular actor from the early 1920’s to 1941, and is best known for the Serial, “Captain Marvel “ , where he played Billy Batson.
There is still one of his commercials on RUclips.
Curtis-Mathis. The most expensive television in America, and darn well worth it!
📻😁
There was a Curtis-Mathis plant about 30 minutes from our small town in East Texas. When I was a kid in the 1960s, several friends parents worked there.
The first season of Lost in Space was really wild. I still, get creeped out by The Magic Mirror. I remember crying at the ending.
Thanks for the memories.
You're welcome, Laceykat66.
Pie in the face segment was priceless!
Thanks 😊. Great fun to watch .
Memories........ and the flag at the end was a much needed reminder of how we used to respect ourselves and our country. Thanks again.
You're welcome, Robin.
Writing term papers on a typewriter for school. I don't miss that!
That was wonderful Fred, the ole days were very good! I miss much simpler times....
Me too, Jett. (Sorry, thought you were "Jeff" before).
@@FredFlix that's ok it happens all the time...😎
2:15 ! Been a long time since seeing the energy wave emitting RCA logo! Thank You!
You're welcome.
wow awesome t.v.show and clips wonderful commercials too thank you so much
Some of my best creative writing was on a IBM Selectric typewriter.
Loved the pie in the face gags with Johnny Carson Then the reminder of what used to play every night at the close of the broadcast day at the end. Why was TV so much better then?
Oh yeah, Johnny knew the power of a pie to the face, to make us laugh. And who is gonna make Frank get out of that phone booth?? Not even Superman would try. Great video.
That Carson pie sketch was funnier than anything on late night today
I would love to see more of these! I love the black your commercials of the mid to late 60s.
Loved lost in space ,,great old shows
Mick Sydney Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. I remember in the navy watching that with some guys that were crew members of a submarine. They were like "roll on the floor laughing " Real subs were nothing like that show. Remember "Kowalski" the one crewman who was always in the midst of every chaos or accident that occurred on the boat?😳
We got a color TV around 1966. I was six years old and we had two channels to choose from. I used to sneak out of bed at night to watch "The Untouchables" which was considered to be too violent for kids.
Thanks FredFlix. These are great!
You're welcome. More to come.
Love when Carson gets pummeled at 19:10 . Made me crackup, then and now.
Space Angel! With the weird moving lips LOL
Getting a color TV was very big deal in those days.
Yeah, I must get myself one of those RCA Victor Colour TV sets!!
Oh ya and Lost in Space. My all time favorite.
Dick Tufield (the voice of the Robot on Lost In Space) also the voice in the Glo-Coat floor wax commercial.
They were silver surfers....
Frank sinatra doing a budweiser commercial wow! Thanks for the great video
Don't forget Ed McMahon, he was the one talking to camera.
I thought clutch cargo was the only cartoon with moving mouths .
That Johnny Carson pie-in-the-face commercial sketch. Fallon should do that for today's lousy commercials. Allstate should protect you from Mayhem...SPLAT! It's Jake from State Farm...SPLAT! What's in your wallet...SPLAT!
Fallon is not that sharp for some thing like that
That last one was what we called in Artillery terms a converged sheath
My favorite was always the last one: "I just want to say a few words about ... " SPLAT! 😂
That Hawaii Five-O guest list was quite something: Paul Williams, Loretta Swit, William Shatner, Ed Asner, Ricardo Montalban,Robert Vaughn(The Man From U.N.C.L.E.). There are others who I can't put a name to, perhaps someone else can fill in the gaps.
It's always a adventure watching your videos Fred they take me back home watching TV with my family, everybody was here then, making jiffy pop lol. Thanks FredFlix so much ❤👍💯
You'e welcome, Janice. Sitting around the TV with the family was never more fun than it was in those times.
You’re the best, FF !!!!!!!! 🙌
One of George Carlin's favorite commercials " how do you handle a hungry man, the "man-handlers"
Space Angel, brother of Clutch Cargo 👍🏼🙂
Space Angel is before my time, and or, not in my market!
strong ending. i needed that today
Strange that Don Adams didn't do the voice for Tennessee Tuxedo in the Sugared Frostyo's commercial.
Yes, that’s what I thought.
Was scrolling through to see if anyone else noticed. Thanks
That 'bit' about Hawaii Five-O seems to have been a sales pitch to local stations to carry it in sindication after the series ended?.....
you must be in tv, your source stuff is only coming from someone who in production. i could be wrong. but these gems havent been out of the can in 50 years.
Kellogg's sponsored "THE WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW" in weekly syndication from 1958 through '66. He appeared in "integrated" commercials for Rice Krispies during the program.....
I had my tonsils out when I was 6 during the run of The Woody Woodpecker Show. I asked to please let me wake up from the anesthesia in time to see the Woody Woodpecker Show. I did.
FredFlix Did you know a company called MOM Brands makes a Crispy Rice product in a bag that is as good as Kellogg's Rice Krispies and less expensive?
It’s the crack, Woody 😬😬😬
Hey Fred Flix, it's Fritz Feld @ 3:13
"The Magic Mirror" was a cool episode!
I liked the episode return to a hostile planet,in lost in space,but I wished it had a little more action,and this episode would also make a good movie,a space ship that that returns to earth in a time warp into the past
hey, that alien is James Earl Jones!
That was not the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo in that cereal commercial. Don Adams was the regular voice and that was not Done Adams.
Yeah I was going to say the same thing...more than likely Adams had become a star with Get Smart and he probably wasn't free to do a cereal commercial..especially since his voice was so much a part of Max's character.
Os seriados antigos são extraordinários bons tempos saudades
When I was a kid also somewhere (maybe from ads) learned to put a bit of extra sugar on Rice Krispies, that was real stupid !
flash back video again, sir... wow. glo coat. watch madmen, its one of the ads they used. great stuff...
Hi Fred, may I inquire, where you found the national anthem part.. There has been video going around - showing that very piece slowed down.
And in this one you can see it flash ( at .25 speed can't catch but glimpses ) subliminals to trust the govt.. & rebellion is not permitted. lol - as words change-
I think I just pulled it off RUclips. But what you're saying is interesting and scary. I'll have to slow it down and check out myself.
I slowed it down to .15 and the messages are clearly there. Gave me chills. True, it might have been faked. But given the tenor of the times and the fact that subliminal messages had been tried earlier on TV by the government, I'm not surprised.
Its nice to find an example on our own. I'm not positive this is the same exact one others have looked at. thanks Fred for posting all these videos I love them.
Thanks for enlightening me.
Were people to sing along--hence the lyrics on the screen?
NEW VISTA COLOR!
Certainly not Don Adams' voice for Tennessee Tuxedo at 12:50 ish.
50 years ago was 1972. All TV was color by then.
My parents didn't buy a color TV until I got married and left the house.
I don't remember Space Angel, when did it air ?
1962 through 1964. Used the Synchro-Vox system as a dodge to get around the extremely limited animation used to cut costs.
M. Emmet Walsh @ 5:32??
That was the cutest version of Woody, he used to be not that cute. LIS with Kurt Russel as a kid!!
I am looking for a quality copy of a 1978 pilot called The World Beyond.
Would you have a copy .
It aired on CBS
8:52 RIP Glen Campbell
Space Angel has ONE eye...how's he authorized to fly if he has no depth perception?????
Race Bannon hairspray 😮😮😮😮😮😬😬😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍
Nice catch, Thomas R Sunday. Mike Road @ 5:11
Race bannon selling hair spray
Tony the Tiger sounds like Fred Ziffel from Green Acres.
lennomenno 2 different people. Fred Ziffel was Hank Patterson. Tony's voice was Thurl Ravenscroft.
Luis Reyes mr ravescroft did many voices for disney including the talking busts in the haunted mansion.
having the national anthem at the end of this video was very fitting in light of what we just experienced today January 20th 2017
Thanks, my fellow American.
49jubilee sometimes stations had unscheduled sign offs and they had to put up cards saying "Please Stand By" or "Network Line Trouble " or something like that.
Stations I'm my area (all two of them) would their broadcast around 1 am with a religious minute and then the National Anthem.
Joan Lockhart? Timmy's mom from Lassie?
Try June not Joan.
The Carson pie in the face bits were terrible.Also, just how many Cheerios spots do you have? Enough already