The season premiere of The Ford Show's 5th year. starring Ernie Ford and George Gobel. (I do not own the rights to this video. Subscribe for more videos from Ford and others.)
At the beginning the exterior of the NBC studios in suburban Bubank CA . Before Johnny Carson Park , before immortalized by Laugh In , before the Redd Foxx window dug out from three feet of concrete .
Wow. What a treat! So great to see The Ol' Peapicker and Ol' Lonesome George again. Keep 'em coming! Thanx so much, Gerald, for sharing! RIP, Ernie and George, and thank you so so very much for the magic, music, and memories.
Great episode. I like widescreen, but I think we're losing the top of Ernie's head for a lot of this. But I love the videos, thanks for posting these gems!
Wow, not much has changed in sixty years!! Even a reference to gender identity and cross dressing back in 1960. What has changed tho, is that most entertainers today have either forgotten God or cave in to the culture cancellers!
![What's My Line? - George Gobel, Stubby Kaye [panel] (Jan 20, 1957)](/img/1.gif)
That opening was great fun to watch.
At the beginning the exterior of the NBC studios in suburban Bubank CA . Before Johnny Carson Park , before immortalized by Laugh In , before the Redd Foxx window dug out from three feet of concrete .
Wow. What a treat!
So great to see The Ol' Peapicker and Ol' Lonesome George again.
Keep 'em coming!
Thanx so much, Gerald, for sharing!
RIP, Ernie and George, and thank you so so very much for the magic, music, and memories.
As seen on Thursdays at 9:30pm(et).
Produced LIVE on the West Coast at 6:30pm(pt).
"DAN RAVEN" lasted 13 episodes [Fridays, 7:30pm(et)].
Great episode. I like widescreen, but I think we're losing the top of Ernie's head for a lot of this. But I love the videos, thanks for posting these gems!
28:57
0:28 Paul Frees as Charlie Brown.
I had a '61 Ford...BELIEVE ME, A WEEK WITH ONE WAS SIX DAYS TOO LONG!
GREAT TV !
I was born 9 exactly months after this episode premiered. Draw your own conclusions.
The last time I drew a conclusion, my Mont Blanc ran out of ink.
Gee, do I have to go first?
Wow, not much has changed in sixty years!! Even a reference to gender identity and cross dressing back in 1960. What has changed tho, is that most entertainers today have either forgotten God or cave in to the culture cancellers!
Fascism and racism aren't culture.