Lying headlines, censorship, ''independent fact-checkers'' and politicians whose lives are fabrications are symptoms of deep corruption. Unless enough of us speak out, this country will fall, and it will be a suicide.
Thankfully, I only read the transcript but thought I had missed something. This is a classic example of looking back at the past through the lens of today's woke standards. I grew up with Sullivan and only watched him because my parents and grandparents controlled the TV. He was something of a joke to us young folx. And we were not introduced to the Beatles or Black entertainers through Sullivan. The Beatles were our thing before they ever appeared on Ed. They may have been introduced to the older generation through his show, but not to us.
@@SirManfly You are not the only one. I recently had a post to different video deleted for unknown reasons, as nothing I said was crude or inappropriate. I find RUclips's heavy handed censorship misguided and offensive.
I still remember watching the Beatles on Ed Sullivan. I just turned seven. My girl cousins were screaming and rolling on the floor. I thought this was odd but I became a great fan.
My dad took me to town with him on a Saturday but he had to work so he sent me to the movie theatre alone. BYE BYE BIRDIE was playing. I was 6. I wasn't sure what the movie was about or why everybody was always breaking into song but ANN MARGRET certainly made an impression on me! STILL DOES!
@@jeffbryan3224 Ran into Bobbi Rydell when he was older and played the Dick Van Dyke part. Such a nice guy. My ex wife was a nurse and took care of one of his daughters. Couldn't have met a nicer family.
@@TRHARTAmericanArtist Thanks for that! Memories are FLOODING back! As a farmers is Canada we were pretty much completely starved of American Pop Culture. The BEST entertainment I remember was when we could pickup Minot ND on a clear day! Bullwinkle, Batman, Mickey Mouse Club caused ultimate excitement Saturday mornings and after school! Always in fuzzy black and white! Often too fuzzy to see but I listened anyhow lol. I don't even remember Rydell on Dick Van Dyke. Didn't see that many episodes. I STILL remember Mary Tyler Moore THOUGH!!! She was so skinny and HOT in that series I didn't even realize it was the same woman when she got her own SHOW. (I'm not that observant! lol) NOW I gotta go a search some Van Dyke episodes! TKS again!
I loved his show growing up in the coal mining little town of Ranshaw, Pa., starting in the early 1950s. From Topo Gigio to The Beatles, you never knew what stars would appear on his variety show. He was a true gentleman. Loved this well done documentary, too.
Sunday nights were always spent with the family watching Ed Sullivan. Because of his unique way of speaking, when his show was cancelled, the headlines ran "Really Big Shoe Gets The Boot."
Thank you. Unfortunately i was half way through listening to this load of BS along with the ad’s when i saw your message. wish I’d saw it sooner - thanks 👍🏼
I grew up watching the Ed Sullivan show. My most memorable memory was the night the Beatles appeared and my older sisters went crazy in our house, much like most households that evening
WHO was the singer he couldn't stand? It was not shown or discussed. Who was his arch nemesis? The columnist that he called "You Bitch!"? Or was it Walter Winchell? It was never clearly revealed in this documentary.
The main thing about his programme was that it was a VARIETY show...a form of TV which has completely disappeared...after once being the most watched genre!
I grew in the 60's watching the Ed Sullivan Show every Sunday night. LOVED it. Especially remember when the Beatles made their first American appearance in February 1964. Good times back then.
Ed brought different types of music and laughter and Sunday was a joy .We also had friends over for Sunday dinner back in those days not all had a TV it as a good time .
My uncle was a cameraman for CBS and mainly for the Sullivan show which I had front rows seats to some great shows. My birthday is February 9th and for my 14th birthday I was given by Ed a backstage pass in 1964. Yep got to meet the Fab Four. R.I.P Uncle Teddy and Uncle Ed Sullivan.
His biggest and most publicized feud was with singer Julius La Rosa. I find it absolutely astonishing that this wasn't mentioned in this falseumentary. The singer he couldn't stand was La Rosa, whom Sullivan felt had betrayed him. So many of the video segments bore no resemblance to the accompanying narrative. Kirk Douglas and Frank Sinatra were shown several times but never were mentioned. Basically, this was a shoddy presentation.
Aren't you perhaps thinking of Arthur Godfrey, who infamously fired La Rosa on live radio in the early 50s? I agree with you that this was very poorly done.
Golden Rewind, this was a very well-done video on Ed Sullivan and his great impact in America and worldwide entertainment. And civil rights as well in bringing on African American acts etc. Truly if you were performing on the Ed Sullivan show you would have wide exposure. Thanks for the upload.
I am 84 years old and clearly remember the Iconic Ed Sullivans verity show. I watched it on a very small TV through a snowy picture. I saw the show that had Elvis's first appearing and the show with Dick van dyke.
I met Alan King a couple of times. I also met Ed himself. We were coming out of the Garden after a fight card. He seemed in declining health. I was in the theatre for a Letterman taping. Be well everyone.
It sounds like his professional conflicts arose almost exclusively from his professionalism and desire to give his audience only the very best of performances. Nobody should find fault in their hearts with that. Conversely, think about all the good he had brought to his audience with the diversity of his guests. Sullivan was a goo man and a legend.
There's one captain of the ship. He runs it. I recall watching the Sullivan show as a kid in the early 60s. He was great. I did hear that he banned The Cowsills from his show due to the father's outbursts during the show.
Say what you will about Ed-But he was the amazing launch pad for so many great talents. I write about this in my new 2024 book “The Beatles and Me on Tour-60th Anniversary Edition” Brian Epstein made a pilgrimage to New York in November 1963. He knew if he could get the Beatles on Ed’s show it would be the Beatles Ticket to Ride. He was right. And the rest as they say….”is History…. Ivor Davis
Thank you for this marvelous documentary. I grew up watching The Ed Sullivan Show, as did so many other millions of Americans. RIP, one of the "greats."
I had the pleasure to watch The Ed Sullivan Show in the 1960's, I believe that was everybody's favorite variety show at the time. Mr. Sullivan is entitled to all those accolades, rightly so, for his contribution to the America society, shaping in a positive way the mentally of many in those days. All my respect to him. May he rest in peace.
Wow, I came STRAIGHT to the comments to see about 'ClickBait" Thanks guys for watching for me and your reviews. You all helped me just save a half hour of my life . Thank you greatly.
I will never watch "Golden Rewind" again ! You never even hint at "The Singer He Couldn't Stand" and it was anything but obvious. I always say Bye Bye to click baiters; ha ha ha.
I cant think of a man with less talent and such a vindictive personality who was so successful. The show was great and would have been better with someone else.
WARNING!!! If you are reading this and haven't watched any of this documentary yet save yourself 30 minutes!! What a joke the title is .... at no point in the documentary does it make clear who the 'one person' was. It is even possible there is no truth to the title at all. The documentary starts off well enough but it isn't long before you start seeing the same photos again and again and again. So too the stories. And the narration is a snoozer. It's crap like this that should never see the light of day.
Winchell always played that Morse code key to start. I believe he started with Mr and Mrs America and all the ships at sea He was buddies with J. Edgar Hoover and I'm sure that didn't hurt him.
When I was growing up we all thought Sullivan was a big joke. We only watched it because our parents ran the tv. The good rock and roll acts were very few and far between. We were stuck watching Lawrence Welk, too.
When the Beatles came for their appearance on Sullivan's show, some reporter asked them, "How do you find America?" John Lennon answered, "You turn left at Greenland".
Sullivan was wrong about The Doors and Morrison. Jim sang the song like the way it was recorded. He was not afraid of Sullivan and possibly not to be invited back for a second time because Jim was smart enough to know that the Doors were already a hit. They didn't go on the show to gain popularity,they already were popular.
@@AlanThiel-p6xI believe their disagreement with Jim Morrison was Jim was way higher than any kite. Just watch the appearance. While normally I would call this click bait because who was the singer, the episode was so thoroughly enjoyable I subscribed instead.
That is a wonderful piece of trivia you brought up! And Masterson, who used to referee boxing matches ( once he pulled a gun, in the ring, on a boxer outraged by a decision by Masterson) wrote sports stories among others. There is a movie from about 1940 that I saw on late night TV a couple times abt 50 years ago , a western with Claire Trevor, Barry Sullivan and the actor who played 'Dr. Cyclops' , Albett Decker , based on an article Bat wrote abt a lost love of his called ' a woman of the town'..a very good movie for a B production...
That black and white picture of somebody imitating Ed Sullivan with a beautiful blond standing next to him. Who is she? What's her name? I'd like to see more of her.
Interesting piece, thank you. He wasa before my time, but I'm grateful for his bringing Janis to a larger audience. Wasn't old enough then to watch either her or Sullivan, but good for him, and boo to his stupid disputes.
Julius La Rosa was apparently the singer with whom Ed had a " feud " : someone here wrote in the Comments . Wonder what it was all about ? Did Ed's power stifle Julius ' career ? 🇬🇧🦉🤔🎼🇺🇲
While I found this interesting because l knew very little anout Ed Sullivan, what happened to revealing his "arch nemesis"? And what about the song he couldn't stand? Both were promised and neither were forthcoming. 😠
CLICKBAIT ! "...the singer he couldn't stand ...." Who was it, then ?! I watched the whole video....fairly interesting , but I just wondered who fell foul of his opinion ?🤔 🇬🇧🦉🤔🎼⭐🇺🇲
OK documentary, except that the singer he "couldn't stand" is never revealed, & b) the images very often don't fit the narration. When discussing the mental health issues of one guest, for instance, a picture of Elvis appears! There are also many shots of Elvis performing in Las Vegas rather than on the Ed Sullivan Show.
I love the announcers voice in these videos ,i wish I could place who it is, but having said that, these are Disjointed, clumsy and the miss pronunciations of names ,make these IMPOSSIBLE to watch.
A True Legend from the Golden Age of Television Broadcasting. I don't think anything on live TV today ever gets close to 74 million viewers, like the Beatles did. Click Bait title very misleading, but an interesting video nonetheless.
We need to listen 30 minutes of whatever before learning the answer to the title (if we do at all). Pay attention: GOLDEN REWIND is the site. Ignore it.
RUclips, instead of biased censorship, should crack down on click bait!
They can't help themselves. A few of my rather harmless posts continue to disappear !
Lying headlines, censorship, ''independent fact-checkers'' and politicians whose lives are fabrications are symptoms of deep corruption. Unless enough of us speak out, this country will fall, and it will be a suicide.
Thankfully, I only read the transcript but thought I had missed something. This is a classic example of looking back at the past through the lens of today's woke standards. I grew up with Sullivan and only watched him because my parents and grandparents controlled the TV. He was something of a joke to us young folx. And we were not introduced to the Beatles or Black entertainers through Sullivan. The Beatles were our thing before they ever appeared on Ed. They may have been introduced to the older generation through his show, but not to us.
No, why would they do that?!
@@SirManfly You are not the only one. I recently had a post to different video deleted for unknown reasons, as nothing I said was crude or inappropriate. I find RUclips's heavy handed censorship misguided and offensive.
I still remember watching the Beatles on Ed Sullivan. I just turned seven. My girl cousins were screaming and rolling on the floor. I thought this was odd but I became a great fan.
My dad took me to town with him on a Saturday but he had to work so he sent me to the movie theatre alone. BYE BYE BIRDIE was playing. I was 6. I wasn't sure what the movie was about or why everybody was always breaking into song but ANN MARGRET certainly made an impression on me! STILL DOES!
@@jeffbryan3224 Ran into Bobbi Rydell when he was older and played the Dick Van Dyke part. Such a nice guy. My ex wife was a nurse and took care of one of his daughters. Couldn't have met a nicer family.
@@TRHARTAmericanArtist Thanks for that! Memories are FLOODING back! As a farmers is Canada we were pretty much completely starved of American Pop Culture. The BEST entertainment I remember was when we could pickup Minot ND on a clear day! Bullwinkle, Batman, Mickey Mouse Club caused ultimate excitement Saturday mornings and after school! Always in fuzzy black and white! Often too fuzzy to see but I listened anyhow lol. I don't even remember Rydell on Dick Van Dyke. Didn't see that many episodes. I STILL remember Mary Tyler Moore THOUGH!!! She was so skinny and HOT in that series I didn't even realize it was the same woman when she got her own SHOW. (I'm not that observant! lol) NOW I gotta go a search some Van Dyke episodes! TKS again!
Headline about Sullivan’s Arch-Nemesis but never mentioned. These are bs presentations
Still waiting..2
@@dennismayer4936 Same thing w/Henry Fonda.
The HORRIFIC Ed Sullivan TORTURE of BRUTAL clickbait.
I loved his show growing up in the coal mining little town of Ranshaw, Pa., starting in the early 1950s. From Topo Gigio to The Beatles, you never knew what stars would appear on his variety show. He was a true gentleman. Loved this well done documentary, too.
Topo Gigio was my favorite
I was about eight years old when I saw The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show. I remember it very well.
Me too!
I was also eight at that time: February 1964. I could not understand why everyone was screaming!
Sunday nights were always spent with the family watching Ed Sullivan. Because of his unique way of speaking, when his show was cancelled, the headlines ran "Really Big Shoe Gets The Boot."
Beeg beeg shew
Click bate Title,..."Ed Sullivan's Arch-Nemesis The Singer He Couldn't Stand," It's never answered. Don't bother with this Chanel.
Thank you. Moving on.... I hate click bait.
Thanks
Much thanks!
Thank you. Unfortunately i was half way through listening to this load of BS along with the ad’s when i saw your message. wish I’d saw it sooner - thanks 👍🏼
Thanks
And give this video a "Thumbs Down"
I grew up watching the Ed Sullivan show. My most memorable memory was the night the Beatles appeared and my older sisters went crazy in our house, much like most households that evening
WHO was the singer he couldn't stand? It was not shown or discussed.
Who was his arch nemesis? The columnist that he called "You Bitch!"? Or was it Walter Winchell? It was never clearly revealed in this documentary.
I thought it was a woman singer he could not stand.
Amy Grant
That’s because the header of the video is click bait. Promises one thing and delivers bupkis.
If there was, it probably wouldve been Morrison
@@sharksport01 - Ed was dead before Amy Grant started singing.
The main thing about his programme was that it was a VARIETY show...a form of TV which has completely disappeared...after once being the most watched genre!
Although his show is before my time, I must say he was a legend!
I grew in the 60's watching the Ed Sullivan Show every Sunday night. LOVED it.
Especially remember when the Beatles made their first American appearance in February 1964. Good times back then.
Ed brought different types of music and laughter and Sunday was a joy .We also had friends over for Sunday dinner back in those days not all had a TV it as a good time .
My uncle was a cameraman for CBS and mainly for the Sullivan show which I had front rows seats to some great shows. My birthday is February 9th and for my 14th birthday I was given by Ed a backstage pass in 1964. Yep got to meet the Fab Four. R.I.P
Uncle Teddy and Uncle Ed Sullivan.
WOW😮 How cool is That!
Bro, get us some passes to the Theater.. I'll come up from SC & we'll have some fun 😉👍
His biggest and most publicized feud was with singer Julius La Rosa. I find it absolutely astonishing that this wasn't mentioned in this falseumentary. The singer he couldn't stand was La Rosa, whom Sullivan felt had betrayed him. So many of the video segments bore no resemblance to the accompanying narrative. Kirk Douglas and Frank Sinatra were shown several times but never were mentioned. Basically, this was a shoddy presentation.
Aren't you perhaps thinking of Arthur Godfrey, who infamously fired La Rosa on live radio in the early 50s? I agree with you that this was very poorly done.
Golden Rewind, this was a very well-done video on Ed Sullivan and his great impact in America and worldwide entertainment. And civil rights as well in bringing on African American acts etc. Truly if you were performing on the Ed Sullivan show you would have wide exposure. Thanks for the upload.
Are you serious? This channel is complete nonsense!
The "surprise that awaits" in the present video is that you never addressed the topic of your headline! What a cheap come on!
Watched the entire video. I never learned the name of the singer he couldn't stand.
I am 84 years old and clearly remember the Iconic Ed Sullivans verity show. I watched it on a very small TV through a snowy picture. I saw the show that had Elvis's first appearing and the show with Dick van dyke.
I met Alan King a couple of times. I also met Ed himself. We were coming out of the Garden after a fight card. He seemed in declining health. I was in the theatre for a Letterman taping. Be well everyone.
It sounds like his professional conflicts arose almost exclusively from his professionalism and desire to give his audience only the very best of performances. Nobody should find fault in their hearts with that.
Conversely, think about all the good he had brought to his audience with the diversity of his guests.
Sullivan was a goo man and a legend.
I started watching as a kid with Elvis Presley. Rock and Roll stars was what I watched mostly, but there were some other things I liked too..
So I wasted all this time and all this history I didn't need about Ed Sullivan just to find out... nothing?
SHAMEFUL CLICKBAIT!!!
shut up
There's one captain of the ship. He runs it. I recall watching the Sullivan show as a kid in the early 60s. He was great. I did hear that he banned The Cowsills from his show due to the father's outbursts during the show.
It looks like Stevie Wonder edited this RUclips video. The comments don’t go with what’s happening on screen, but it provides a good laugh.
I saw many cool people. Beatles. Stones. Kinks. A lot of really cool people. Was a show we looked forward to weekly
Say what you will about Ed-But he was the amazing launch pad for so many great talents. I write about this in my new 2024 book “The Beatles and Me on Tour-60th Anniversary Edition” Brian Epstein made a pilgrimage to New York in November 1963. He knew if he could get the Beatles on Ed’s show it would be the Beatles Ticket to Ride. He was right. And the rest as they say….”is History…. Ivor Davis
Thank you for this marvelous documentary. I grew up watching The Ed Sullivan Show, as did so many other millions of Americans. RIP, one of the "greats."
Always loved Steve Allen, ne was tbe wittiest guy ever on TV!!! 😊
The people on the screen are not in sync with the names on the soundtrack--limited photo rights?
Not a word about "the singer he couldn't stand"...
I had the pleasure to watch The Ed Sullivan Show in the 1960's, I believe that was everybody's favorite variety show at the time.
Mr. Sullivan is entitled to all those accolades, rightly so, for his contribution to the America society, shaping in a positive way the mentally of many in those days. All my respect to him.
May he rest in peace.
If he saw this video, he's likely resting in violence.
The singer he couldn't stand was not obviously identified.
We love you ed may god keep you and your family
Wow, I came STRAIGHT to the comments to see about 'ClickBait" Thanks guys for watching for me and your reviews.
You all helped me just save a half hour of my life .
Thank you greatly.
Rest in peace, Ed Sullivan
That was the family show to watch every Sunday
Almost 30 minutes of click bait.
shut up
I will never watch "Golden Rewind" again ! You never even hint at "The Singer He Couldn't Stand" and it was anything but obvious. I always say Bye Bye to click baiters; ha ha ha.
I grew up watching Ed Sullivan, he had a great show.
He brought us Elvis and the Beatles Thanks Ed
I cant think of a man with less talent and such a vindictive personality who was so successful. The show was great and would have been better with someone else.
WARNING!!! If you are reading this and haven't watched any of this documentary yet save yourself 30 minutes!! What a joke the title is .... at no point in the documentary does it make clear who the 'one person' was. It is even possible there is no truth to the title at all. The documentary starts off well enough but it isn't long before you start seeing the same photos again and again and again. So too the stories. And the narration is a snoozer. It's crap like this that should never see the light of day.
And I hate when the photos are not in sync with time frame being narrated.
Agree to some degree but the nostalgia was enjoyable. The Jackie Mason incident was front page in the newspapers
Poor ole Bob Dylan. He could have really been something if he had been on the Ed Sullivan show. Whatever happened to him anyway?
yeah, poor Bob Dylan never wrote another song after that. If only he wasnt so devastated by the incident.
Would love to have seen some clips from the show instead of just the narration...
There's a classic Bilko episode where he ( Bilko ) more or less takes over
the Sullivan show...!! Genius..!!
Ed Sullivan was so famous that even cartoon networks like the Flintstones had an episode starring Ed Sullivan. Very funny!
I always got the feeling that he evolved into a commercial version of J Edgar Hoover.
Loved his own importance and used it against innocent people.
Winchell also narrated The Untouchables.
Winchell always played that Morse code key to start. I believe he started with Mr and Mrs America and all the ships at sea
He was buddies with J. Edgar Hoover and I'm sure that didn't hurt him.
When I was growing up we all thought Sullivan was a big joke. We only watched it because our parents ran the tv. The good rock and roll acts were very few and far between. We were stuck watching Lawrence Welk, too.
O God. I remember Welk. 8 (
My family watched Ed every week.
When the Beatles came for their appearance on Sullivan's show, some reporter asked them, "How do you find America?" John Lennon answered, "You turn left at Greenland".
Typical John, still miss him.
Actually, on rewatching the clip, I noted that he bumped Johnny Ray with his shoutder, while politely clapping.
The narration is poorly coordinated with the video. And, it appears photos of Humphrey Bogart are slipped in as Sullivan.
i reported this content for false advertising
It was Jim Morrison of the Doors.
Sullivan was wrong about The Doors and Morrison. Jim sang the song like the way it was recorded. He was not afraid of Sullivan and possibly not to be invited back for a second time because Jim was smart enough to know that the Doors were already a hit. They didn't go on the show to gain popularity,they already were popular.
@@AlanThiel-p6xI believe their disagreement with Jim Morrison was Jim was way higher than any kite.
Just watch the appearance.
While normally I would call this click bait because who was the singer, the episode was so thoroughly enjoyable I subscribed instead.
Bad move by Ed Sullivan but I still like him
@@justtere BUT - is STILL clickbait - to thyself be true????
What? It wasn't Herman Moon?!
Oprah? She did not get her start on the Ed Sullivan show.
🤣😂. She did if she was four years old. How anyone came up with that one is beyond me. Oprah was a tv reporter before she had her own show.
Did she sing or do standup?
Lazy video editing and repetitious lines. Images don't match the dialogue.
While Ed Sullivan was a New York Sportswriter, Bat Masterson for a time was the same for a rival New York Newspaper.
That is a wonderful piece of trivia you brought up! And Masterson, who used to referee boxing matches ( once he pulled a gun, in the ring, on a boxer outraged by a decision by Masterson) wrote sports stories among others. There is a movie from about 1940 that I saw on late night TV a couple times abt 50 years ago , a western with Claire Trevor, Barry Sullivan and the actor who played 'Dr. Cyclops' , Albett Decker , based on an article Bat wrote abt a lost love of his called ' a woman of the town'..a very good movie for a B production...
So who was the singer? I gave up.
That black and white picture of somebody imitating Ed Sullivan with a beautiful blond standing next to him. Who is she? What's her name? I'd like to see more of her.
Well done sir!😇
Interesting piece, thank you. He wasa before my time, but I'm grateful for his bringing Janis to a larger audience. Wasn't old enough then to watch either her or Sullivan, but good for him, and boo to his stupid disputes.
My memories are totally POSSIBLE!!!🌹
Julius La Rosa
was apparently the
singer with whom
Ed had a " feud " :
someone here
wrote in the
Comments .
Wonder what it was
all about ?
Did Ed's power
stifle Julius ' career ?
🇬🇧🦉🤔🎼🇺🇲
Friends come and go but enemies accumulate.
Thanks, Ed...
While I found this interesting because l knew very little anout Ed Sullivan, what happened to revealing his "arch nemesis"? And what about the song he couldn't stand? Both were promised and neither were forthcoming. 😠
Dollars to donuts most people can't name the act that appeared most often on the Ed Sullivan show.
Wayne and Shuster
Obama's mama?
Topo Gigo😂?
They showed a short video clip of a closeup of Humphrey Bogart, seemingly to represent Sullivan.
Yeah, repeatedly.. also, I think Frank Sinatra several clips but no reference to either.. strrrrrrange
@@rickdorn9066 Appallingly badly done, about a great variety host.
Die-a-han Carroll? Victor Bore-hay? Hate these robot narrators.
CLICKBAIT !
"...the singer he
couldn't stand ...."
Who was it, then ?!
I watched the whole
video....fairly
interesting , but
I just wondered
who fell foul of
his opinion ?🤔
🇬🇧🦉🤔🎼⭐🇺🇲
I'm afraid that those performers Sullivan tried to bully are remembered now. Who remembers Ed Sullivan?
Click bait hit job on an icon. Shame on you.
He was an SOB and a visionary 📺 pioneer. Great production values and memories. 👍
I'm such a fish...
I'll bite
Knowing it's a lure...
Yet I bite
Such a fish!
Fired? We already did!
This could’ve been done in 5minutes, if…Sullivan was an o.k. Newsman and a very awkward “tv personality”(much like Robert Osbourne later on…)
"Die-a-hand" Carroll? Who the %#$@ is that? Obviously, you've never heard her name spoken before.
Great video!
Bizarre - but you're joking.
Interesting!
SO WHO WAS THE SINGER??????
SHAMEFUL CLICKBAIT!
THESE PEOPLE (GOLDEN REWIND) SHOULD BE BANNED FOR LYING (YES - LYING!) TO VET VIEWS!!
PATHETIC!
Some of this video were fairly decent, but stop with the click bate.
Never revealed. Clickbait.
Your title leaves no room for a Sullivan bio.
His feelings were hurt,,, he knew he couldn't have her 😭,,, ⚡😆⚡
OK documentary, except that the singer he "couldn't stand" is never revealed, & b) the images very often don't fit the narration. When discussing the mental health issues of one guest, for instance, a picture of Elvis appears! There are also many shots of Elvis performing in Las Vegas rather than on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Watch the classic Bilko episode where Bilko takes over the show !! Hilarious..!
Too much rambling narration.
Who was the Singer?
We got jacked. : /
I always referred to him as "Ed SullenGlum." LOL
Most of the shows were okay, though.
I've got a really big shoe!
Instead of entire story of Sullivan's civil rights career where was the enemies false advertising
I love the announcers voice in these videos ,i wish I could place who it is, but having said that, these are Disjointed, clumsy and the miss pronunciations of names ,make these IMPOSSIBLE to watch.
At 20:18, isn't that Jimmy Fallon, doing an impersonation of Jim Morrison?
Thanks for the information! Only watched for 26 seconds!😡
I know he tried to get Buddy Holley to tone it down. Holley ignored him and Ed had a really Big Shoo!
A True Legend from the Golden Age of Television Broadcasting. I don't think anything on live TV today ever gets close to 74 million viewers, like the Beatles did. Click Bait title very misleading, but an interesting video nonetheless.
CLICKBAIT! Title subject never mentioned.
We need to listen 30 minutes of whatever before learning the answer to the title (if we do at all). Pay attention: GOLDEN REWIND is the site. Ignore it.