CBS Network - The Bob Newhart Show - "Happy Trails to You"- KDFW-TV (Complete Broadcast, 4/1/1978) 📺
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2022
- Here's a complete broadcast of the final first-run episode (series finale) of The Bob Newhart Show, "Happy Trails to You" (in which he ends his practice in Chicago and prepares to relocate to Oregon to become a professor at a small college), as broadcast in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, over KDFW Channel 4. A little moderately sized bonus follows.
(previously we had posted another first-run episode of The Bob Newhart Show - "You're Having My Hartley", which you can see here: • CBS Network - The Bob ... )
Includes:
Station ID, with look inside newsroom
Show opening
Commercials for:
Geritol
Visa credit card
Episode Act I
Commercials for:
Maytag Dishwasher (with Jesse White)
Pringle's Extra Ripple Potato Chips
Episode Act II
Promo for CBS: On the Air (voiceover by Dick Tufeld)
The Bob Newhart Show bumper
Commercials for:
American Bankers Association - A Full Service Bank (with Edmund Gilbert)
Bufferin analgesic
Closing credits (with voiceover promo for CBS: On the Air by Pat Connell); during which we see Bob and his cast greeting studio audience at end, before MTM logo appears
Promo for Rhoda and On Our Own for Sunday, followed by CBS 'Eye-D in 3-D' (voiceover by Pat Connell)
Commercials for:
First National Bank in Dallas
March of Dimes Super Walk '78 Walkathon, for April 8th (with John Fitzgerald and Larry Cole of Dallas Cowboys)
Station ID slide, with PSA for Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities - "The Arts Are for Everyone"
Now for the bonus you've all been waiting for:
Notice for premiere one week from this evening of The Ted Knight Show and Another Day (voiceover by Dick Tufeld)
A CBS Special Presentation animated ID
First 12 minutes of CBS: On the Air, featuring (in order of first appearance) Carol Burnett, dancers in cowboy and clown outfits, Art Carney, Isabel Sanford, Tony Randall, Sherman Hemsley, Mary Tyler Moore, and Carroll O'Connor for the open (voiceover by Dick Tufeld)
Sponsor billboard for Buick and Johnson & Johnson (voiceover by Dick Tufeld)
Commercials for:
Johnson's Baby Powder
Extra Strength Tylenol (with Mrs. Pat Bartholemeu on hidden camera) (voiceover by Joel Crager)
In Segment 2, Walter Cronkite shows brief looks at CBS's various studios and offices in New York and Hollywood, before zeroing in on CBS Studio Center where Mary and Carroll examine the various programs filmed there over the years, leading off with Gunsmoke (a clip of John Wayne introducing the TV series premiere in 1955 is midway when recording ends)
This aired on local Dallas-Fort Worth TV on Saturday, April 1st 1978 during the 7:00pm to 7:42pm timeframe.
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Bob Newhart has to be one of the most beloved living comedians
Biggest crush on Suzanne Pleshette back in the day. What a beauty she was. RIP . Thank you for preserving original tv broadcasts.
Right, the season one opening’s stunning close up of Emily in that red dress who then plants a kiss on Bob as he returns home from work- Goose bumps, man! I can see why Tom Poston snatched her up when he got the chance.
I didn't have a crush but I always thought she was so pretty and had such a fascinating smokey voice. I've seen her in several movies and always enjoyed her work. Like many, i was so saddened to hear when she passed. She's one that you always think will always be there. I agree with you: She was a great one!
Very interesting she married the handyman of the other Bob Newhart show. The actor's name was Tom Poston.
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@@commentingcollector Also Troy Donahue
This was so wonderful to watch, I didn't want it to end! The show, the ads, and part of the CBS special!!!! 😁👏👏💕
I have a playlist of all the Bob Newhart show clips I could find on You Tube:
ruclips.net/video/ssOQlbqwM_g/видео.html
Dallas premiered on CBS the next day
I ❤️ Bob Newhart
Brian Dennehy was in the Maytag commercial.
Those were the days of great television. Bob Newhart, Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke, Perry Mason, Twilight Zone, Carol Burnett, Johnny Carson, Hollywood Squares, Price is Right, Happy Days, Sanford and Son, Mash, All in the Family, The Jeffersons, Lucille Ball, The Odd Couple, Little House on the Prairie, Good Times, Dallas, The Brady Bunch, Love American Style, Taxi, WKRP in Cincinnati and the list goes on and on. You don't fnd TV like that today, especially when it comes to late night TV. I am blessed to have been born in the 60's so I could watch all these shows during my youth and right up into adulthood. I still watch them today on MeTV and RUclips. My favorite show was Rockford files.
Same here 👈🏻😊
You didn't mention the great kids shows and cartoons like Lidsville and Puf n' Stuf . Also Wacky Package stickers !
@@LannieLord Never heard of any of them
Saw Bob do his stand up show in MPLS about 7 years ago- Maybe it was the Geritol but even in his mid 80’s his timing was precise and he absolutely killed it that night. His dry deadpan humor is timeless- a true legend!
Thanks Fuzzy for the Christmas present, looking forward to see what long lost TV gems you reveal in ‘23.
That's pretty cool that we get to see a snippet of CBS On the Air after finishing off a great series finale. Thanks for sharing!
And me replaying Howard fainting will never stop being funny to me.
The best written most intelligent comedy of ALL time!!! And the funniest!!! I miss those times.
kurokawa kokujin akihito!
I ❤️ _The Bob Newhart Show_ , so it's great to watch the finale first-run (and _CBS: On The Air_ Saturday). Thank you again, FuzzyMemories & Happy Holidays.
I remember watching this on my little 12" b/w tv that I had gotten as a Christmas gift a few months before. I was 12 years old and this was very bittersweet for me since I liked the show so much.
I have a playlist of all the Bob Newhart show clips I could find on You Tube:
ruclips.net/video/ssOQlbqwM_g/видео.html
I love that you kept these alive!
That CBS 3-D ID from 1978 looks so cool.
Thank you for showing this wonderful show with the wonderful commercials I wish I can go back in time and live in it again now!
Loved this show! Thanks for the upload! 👍👍
Thanks so much. Happy New Year to you. Fascinating to see this celebration special alongside promos for so many shows that were in their dying days or were just DOA. Still don't know how they went wrong with a Ted Knight show.
Perhaps it was good that that show didn't make it. Otherwise we wouldn't have had "Too Close for Comfort" less than two years later.
Loved this show and still do even now , and the commercials were better back then everything was better back then. Thank you for posting this video ☺️❤️
I have a playlist of all the Bob Newhart show clips I could find on You Tube:
ruclips.net/video/ssOQlbqwM_g/видео.html
That was Warren Culbertson (weather) and Judy Jordan (anchor) in the Channel 4 station ID at the beginning. Both are now deceased.
Rhoda and Bob Newhart were both great.
Wow. I remember the show. It always had a nice feeling to it. This ep broadcast just before I turned 10. :)
I grew up watching this, among several other vintage tv shows. When this last ep was made, I was a junior. Seems like ages ago. I liked those ads of tv shows during 1970s, always sounded like same announcer.
Nostalgic. Did you recognize Brian Dennehy in the Maytag commercial?
How they kept a straight faces through these scenes is amazing
Thanks for posting. One of the best shows.
Off topic- but the commercials are so NICE and NORMAL. NOT mean- or endless insurance commercials.
or commercial breaks that in total were longer than the whole show itself.
Im Gen X and remember going to the doctors with my mom when she was pregnant and the office looked just like that, albeit with macrame plant holders. Does anyone remember that woman who isolized Elliot and she tells Newhart "Eliot invented toast."
Dont remember that.
Thanks, the show in context is even better.
Great clip at the beginning. Judy Jordan and Warren Culbertson. Eyewitness News back in the day.
Oh wow Brian Dennehy in a Maytag commercial.
I like all of their business formal suits that they're wearing on the set.
That is how professionals dressed for work back then. Now they dress like they are going to the beach or for bed. It is disgusting.
@@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits HEAR! HEAR!
April 1, 1978 (April Fool's Day 1978)
Thank you posting!❤❤
Really wonderful show. They did take their closing from Mary Tyler Moore a year prior. But they took from the best.
Can you post CBS On The Air: A Celebration of 50 Years, please?
And of course KDFW is now a Fox O&O station
Bob obviously backed out from that job offer at the last minute since he and Emily were still in their old bedroom in the classic tag scene of the last episode of "Newhart" (and the subsequent "19th Anniversary Special") :)
What if his dream that was Newhart happened before he moved?
Bob Newhart was a Saturday night tradition during my elementary school years. And then it was Carol Burnett right after.
When Mr. Carlin enters in that dress, you can hear James L. Brooks laughing in the audience; it's that slow "Haaaa haaaaaa haaaaaa". His distinctive laugh could also be heard in episodes of Mary Tyler Moore, Rhoda, and later Taxi. I wonder if Brooks was actually present during this filming (considering The Bob Newhart Show was also an MTM production and filmed on the same lot as the aforementioned shows) or if the show is just lifting some laughter previously recorded to "sweeten" the audience reaction.
The laughter really added to the scene, it was great.
I guess I had no idea that Carol Burnett could sing like that.
I wonder if you have any newscast of KDFW-TV before Clarice Tinsley arrived in 1978?
Great show.thanks.🙀✍️😹
:( I just started watching the Bob Newhart Show a couple weeks ago. I'm almost finished season 3. 😥I REALLY liked seasons 1 and 2. I like season 3 to, but unfortunately, I'm not sure if I'll be watching it again, cause season 3 was when they started swearing (on several episodes) :(
oh pish tosh
The landlord is hilarious!!!
He took a sauna with Howard
@@BobShay 😂 sometimes the characters actors make a show
Emily's hair never looked better!
The landlord reminds me of the wheelchair salesman on Seinfeld!
Interesting that Bill Quinn, Bob’s actual father in law, got to appear on the series finale.
So Dr. McCoy's father was a psychologist. I guess practicing medicine runs in the family. lol
He must have had the dream about living in Vermont before they moved to Oregon. 😊
13:58 In the Maytag commercial its the police officer from Rambo
Turns out Bob relocated from Oregon to Vermont only a few year later, or did he?????.
28:41 - Mimsie: QUIET!!!
Replacing the cowboys with clowns. Very modern.
wasn't that one older guy w/ eye glasses, voice for Winnie the Pooh, I don't know his name
John Fiedler.
He was the voice of Piglet
One of the worse series ending episodes I've ever watched.
Have you ever seen the LAST episode of GOOD TIMES ? This Bob Newhat final episode was pretty bad. The last few moments COMPLETELY rip-off The Mary Tyler Moore Show final episode. Again; MUST see the awful last Good Times Episode.
It didn't look like they put a lot of effort into it. They should have made it a 3 part episode or something.
They made up for it with the last episode of Newhart. And I thought Howard and Mr. Carlin were good in this one. Plus we got to see Bob Newhart's father-in-law in his last appearance of several on this show. (He also played MTM's father in her series, I believe.)
The ending of Dexter was really bad, the FIRST ending.
@@bravobravoh1344 That would have been great.
Okay weed boy