Jack was my neighbor for three weeks during the "84" Olympics, Great guy, very interesting, And an accomplished pastel chalk artist. He also had 3 Very Beautiful daughters, 6 toes on each foot, and a pierced tongue.......Believe It Or Not.
I was fascinated by this show and the books i read growing up. Fast forward to 2017, an i'm in Gatlinburg Tn, with my grandchildren visiting the Ripley's Believe it or not Museum. They love it, so i guess i'm passing the torch. Ripley lives on.
I rather prefer if “Ripley Belive or not” had their own RUclips channel with all the episodes from all seasons. Also, I like to see if all the episodes get to be digitally remastered in 4K! 😊
Hello Mr. Branch checking in. Go great Desks and Offices. Go Smart things and groups. Go Kodak's and Vhs and Beta tapes and Cadettes. Go good things and Librarys. Go Great Tapes and Movies. Good review and good to see. Mr. D. L. Branch
When you did the segment on bees, it made me remember helping my father " rob the bees". He wore everyday clothes no special hat with netting or anything. He never got stung. He had a very soft brush he used to brush them off the comb before cutting it off the frame. I got to help. I can remember standing by him holding a big pan to put the honey in when a bee would land on me. I would be standing there saying, "Daddy. Daddy I got a bee on me. Get him off. Get him off, Daddy !" He would calmy brush the bee away and I never got stung either. I wasn't as brave as him though. I always covered my hair and wore rubber bands on my wrist and ankles so they couldn't crawl inside my clothes. I was a little nervous the first time, but he made me promise to stay calm and not scream or jump around. He said as long as I didn't act excited or scared, the bees wouldn't feel threatened and attack. I guess he was right. He also said bright colors seemed to excite them more than pale ones. At that time, you could order bees through the mail. They came in a little wire box with the queen in a little compartment inside the box. He would carry the little box out to the hive and find the queen and put her in and all the bees would fly out of the box and into the hive. One time, we had a hive swarm. With part of the hive will leave with a new queen. They were on a tree and my father literally combed through them, found the queen and put her in a new hive. When you are carrying the queen, you have bees covering your hands. How he could do this amazed me. There is no way I could have walked around with bees covering my hands to take them to a hive
I would love to have these "woodblock" looking illustrations as tattoos. I remember going to the Ripleys down south near Knotts Berry Farm with my cousin and sister. We reached this one spot where there was a mirror that dared people to make funny faces. It was weird that it was just there. I knew what it was by hunch and I gave the mirror "the bird" and we continued and finally got to the point where it revealed that it truly was a 2-way mirror. I felt good that I didn't fall for the trick. We stood there for a minute looking at all the people making faces in the mirror.
Ripley didn't die on TV, he had another heart attack two days later in the hospital. That killed him, and he wasn't on TV. That's one of the reasons I try not to read the comments section.
I guess that saying that Jack Palance was the best host for this show is my biased opinion. It's the Ripley's that I grew up watching and man was he creepy. Kind of like Vincent Price creepy. Thanks for posting.
I think Sean Connery was the better bond. Better actor actually. Sean did many other films and such, and all ages know him for that. I can't think of what else Roger Moore did.
I had a cat with a Lemur tail. It was almost two feet long. Twice the length of it parents or siblings. Plus it was an orange cat, but it's tail was striped like a Lemur. I imagined it could hang from trees if it wanted to. It's tail was crazy long.
THANKS FOR THE VIDEOS !!!! I did not have the luxury to watch this program due to other commitments I had. Did visit one of the museums Absolutely marvelous !!!!
I read that when The Great Eastern was dismantled in her keel area there were two skeletons found. The ship builders and sailors back then we're very superstitious people and concluded that the skeletons brought the ship bad luck .
Cody roper- Jack Palance was an academy award winning actor. Most notably in City clickers curlys gold.He was a neighbor and friend of the family for many years.
my attempt at being musically creative : daddy would you like some sausage? daddy would you like some sausages? sausage, sausage, sausages? - freddy got fingered lol
*Of course Gustav had 100ft Giant to hold his plane up in the air and throw it, nevermind that his design couldn't "Take-off" on it's own. We the World, do not recognize Hear-Say* *The Wright Brothers are officially the WINNERS!!!*
they should make a movie with musical serial killers that surround they victims in the darkness playing bits of a tune seperately before they kill! and in the ending credits you get the full song
He says the quote correctly. Many people often misquote it and say "beast" instead of "breast". From the same play, The Mourning Woman, we also get the misquoted line "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." It's actually: "Heaven has no rage, like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury, like a woman scorned." The more you know....
Even cows and deer lick salt blocks. So no surprise monkeys would eat salt as well. Raccoons dip food in water, that doesn't make the monkeys any more spectacular.
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This show and Nimoy's In Search Of were always my 2 favorite shows growing up
I agree! both shows are my favorite
Ditto!
I watched this show on TV way back when. Great show. Jack Palance was a good actor and just the right person for this show.
Jack was my neighbor for three weeks during the "84" Olympics, Great guy, very interesting, And an accomplished pastel chalk artist. He also had 3 Very Beautiful daughters, 6 toes on each foot, and a pierced tongue.......Believe It Or Not.
amen
I was fascinated by this show and the books i read growing up. Fast forward to 2017, an i'm in Gatlinburg Tn, with my grandchildren visiting the Ripley's Believe it or not Museum. They love it, so i guess i'm passing the torch. Ripley lives on.
I grew up reading Ripley in the Sunday funnies. Grandma used to read it to me before I was able to read. Another good program was You Asked For It.
Im sure they probably dont care like U do
I've always enjoyed this show , so glad to have watched it once more , great memories during my youth :)
Other than The A Team, my favorite TV show of the 1980's!😎
I watched this all the time gosh the narrator was a great actor rest in peace 🙏
This has to be released as a complete set on bluray/dvd someday.
I rather prefer if “Ripley Belive or not” had their own RUclips channel with all the episodes from all seasons.
Also, I like to see if all the episodes get to be digitally remastered in 4K! 😊
I used to watch this show Sunday nights, 6pm, on ABC. This was before Lee Horsley starring in Matt Houston would come on.
I knew when it came on that my pops had over slept his Sunday after nap and thank fuck no church tonight.
I remember Palance as Dracula. He defined the role in my opinion.
The Glass music is just incredible and amazing.
i havn't seen ripley's believe or not in a long time i enjoy watching it thanks for putting it on again.
Jack had a stoic poise in hosting this cool show!😁🤟
Hello
Mr. Branch checking in. Go great Desks and Offices. Go Smart things and groups.
Go Kodak's and Vhs and Beta tapes and Cadettes. Go good things and Librarys.
Go Great Tapes and Movies.
Good review and good to see.
Mr. D. L. Branch
When you did the segment on bees, it made me remember helping my father " rob the bees". He wore everyday clothes no special hat with netting or anything. He never got stung. He had a very soft brush he used to brush them off the comb before cutting it off the frame. I got to help. I can remember standing by him holding a big pan to put the honey in when a bee would land on me. I would be standing there saying, "Daddy. Daddy I got a bee on me. Get him off. Get him off, Daddy !" He would calmy brush the bee away and I never got stung either. I wasn't as brave as him though. I always covered my hair and wore rubber bands on my wrist and ankles so they couldn't crawl inside my clothes. I was a little nervous the first time, but he made me promise to stay calm and not scream or jump around. He said as long as I didn't act excited or scared, the bees wouldn't feel threatened and attack. I guess he was right. He also said bright colors seemed to excite them more than pale ones. At that time, you could order bees through the mail. They came in a little wire box with the queen in a little compartment inside the box. He would carry the little box out to the hive and find the queen and put her in and all the bees would fly out of the box and into the hive. One time, we had a hive swarm. With part of the hive will leave with a new queen. They were on a tree and my father literally combed through them, found the queen and put her in a new hive. When you are carrying the queen, you have bees covering your hands. How he could do this amazed me. There is no way I could have walked around with bees covering my hands to take them to a hive
I loved this show when i was a kid.....over the years they have attemted to imitate and duplicate this show a few times but they have never come close
I would love to have these "woodblock" looking illustrations as tattoos. I remember going to the Ripleys down south near Knotts Berry Farm with my cousin and sister. We reached this one spot where there was a mirror that dared people to make funny faces. It was weird that it was just there. I knew what it was by hunch and I gave the mirror "the bird" and we continued and finally got to the point where it revealed that it truly was a 2-way mirror. I felt good that I didn't fall for the trick. We stood there for a minute looking at all the people making faces in the mirror.
Wow. This was in my recommendations. Legit.
J.Palance great job decent shows
If you can put more episodes, please do.
I can’t get enough of, Hhuuuh...Jack!
The one-man-band thing was really neat
I remember this show when I was a kid 🤔
Ripley didn't die on TV, he had another heart attack two days later in the hospital. That killed him, and he wasn't on TV. That's one of the reasons I try not to read the comments section.
i watched this TV series growing up sometimes so thanks
more episodes please
i, for one, appreciate a dramatic pause
Fact: In the original show from the 1940's, Ripley died on screen during the 13th episode, he collapsed.
or not.....he died the next day
Freckella in 1940 ?
He collapsed while filming. Died the next day. I was there. I captured his soul in a mason jar. It's for sale. I need money to fix my toilet.
@@tinahedge5569 No doubt because you're full of shit.😄
I missed that show. Can u Upload some episodes of Ripley's?
Mesmerizing! thank you for this
The Strange,
The Bizarre,
The Unexpected!
These are the kinds of subjects a man named Robert L. Ripley challenged us to...
"Believe it,
or not!"
La música del tema De Ripley es de Henry Mancinni autor del tema de The Pink panther
I guess that saying that Jack Palance was the best host for this show is my biased opinion. It's the Ripley's that I grew up watching and man was he creepy. Kind of like Vincent Price creepy. Thanks for posting.
Oh, and Roger Moore was the best James Bond on a sidenote.
Or Robert Stack, his Straight Face was Creepy A.F when I was a Kid
I think Sean Connery was the better bond. Better actor actually. Sean did many other films and such, and all ages know him for that. I can't think of what else Roger Moore did.
@@paulredinger420 Sean Connery is definitely my all time favorite Bond also. Such a Great Actor and very enjoyable to watch as Bond
vincent price and peter lorre had a baby and named it jack palance.
Jack channels his inner Curly for the cowboy scenes. I guess this is his inner-Duke at the navy yard.
Matt Purcell he was in a ton of spaghetti westerns long before city slickers
Matt Purcell "which one gave him his oscar?" LMFAO! Yes he "WON" an Oscar but I don't think anyone has ever "ONE"an oscar. 😂
touche sir. the grammar police have found me out. thanks for the correction.
Would love to do the slapping with the Republicans in the House and Senate.
I had a cat with a Lemur tail. It was almost two feet long. Twice the length of it parents or siblings. Plus it was an orange cat, but it's tail was striped like a Lemur. I imagined it could hang from trees if it wanted to. It's tail was crazy long.
THANKS FOR THE VIDEOS !!!! I did not have the luxury to watch this program due to other commitments I had. Did visit one of the museums
Absolutely marvelous !!!!
Jack palance's face looks unpunchable.
😆😆😆
Remember when this was on TV
8:09 back when kermit the frog lifted weights lol
I read that when The Great Eastern was dismantled in her keel area there were two skeletons found. The ship builders and sailors back then we're very superstitious people and concluded that the skeletons brought the ship bad luck .
Airdate January 9th, 1983
Thank you!!!
Led Zep guitarist Jimmy Page 39th birthday!
Believe it........
Or not.
i cant wrap my brain around it but i feel like i seen that guy n some movies
+cody roper City Slickers
moorek1967 thank you so much!!!!!!
Cody roper- Jack Palance was an academy award winning actor. Most notably in City clickers curlys gold.He was a neighbor and friend of the family for many years.
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Powder my hands ! Encore performance of lists slaporama!
Franz *Liszt*
A young Jon Tesh sighting at 9:57
Looks like many already have so I won't ask you to upload more episodes, surely you would if you could. Sure was a great show.
John Ratko I would but someone is flagging these and google keeps taking them down.
BLAIJ009 thank you for trying. Too bad some people feel they have to be jerks and ruin things for others.
The concerto in Moe Howard minor 15:22
Remember,words papers with pictures.
11:30 Ricola!
Isambard Kingdom Brunell.
my attempt at being musically creative : daddy would you like some sausage? daddy would you like some sausages? sausage, sausage, sausages? - freddy got fingered lol
43:11 his arm is on fire
Jan 9 1983
There ain't no way I'd let someone slap me in the face like that.
14:45 IM DYING
1-9-1983 air date.
why in my era ripley's believe it or not was just police chases?
Will Smith would have been good at 15:30 music.
When young the commentator to this show was voted the ugliest man in America. I have never thought that
*Of course Gustav had 100ft Giant to hold his plane up in the air and throw it, nevermind that his design couldn't "Take-off" on it's own. We the World, do not recognize Hear-Say*
*The Wright Brothers are officially the WINNERS!!!*
they should make a movie with musical serial killers that surround they victims in the darkness playing bits of a tune seperately before they kill! and in the ending credits you get the full song
TOO BLURRY
marker
Get what want ,get her newspaper with words papers match pictures .are she show tiny papers
palance actually said.. soothes the savage breast,not beast,it's clear as day,he hid it,keeps going
He says the quote correctly. Many people often misquote it and say "beast" instead of "breast". From the same play, The Mourning Woman, we also get the misquoted line "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." It's actually:
"Heaven has no rage, like love to hatred turned,
Nor hell a fury, like a woman scorned."
The more you know....
Yeah he said breast in this show too. Most people say beast.
Breast is referring to the heart , the seat of passions.
I'd rather sea breast's not beasts. And breast are on my mind far more often then beasts, unless beasts are brought up in a show or something.
2019?! 🙋
Jack Palance: The only guy Chuck Norris drinks with.
Even cows and deer lick salt blocks. So no surprise monkeys would eat salt as well. Raccoons dip food in water, that doesn't make the monkeys any more spectacular.
That proves people are evolutionarily related to cows and deer! We all like salt.
God this is boring
Stick to reality tv then.
@@jodietheflyinpigfromamityv2446 or watch someone unbox a toy and tell you what they think about it.
Then don't watch it. Not that hard. My 3 year old grand kids can figure that out.