I gotta say, it's so interesting to see dog breeds in photos & on film, from decades ago, to see how the 'look' of the breed has changed (usually for the worse - becoming more exaggerated, and creating less healthy dogs)...that Great Dane has a much more rounded skull, and far smaller jowls (so he probably drools less than Danes do now, but you'll notice Gary still took out his handkerchief) than Danes do, now
My grandfather was scouted and was offered to play for the NY Yankees, but his dad refused that offer and told him farming was more important. When my son was born in 1997 he had grandpa's hands and I knew baseball was in his future. He played 12 yrs..from T-ball all the way to high school. Pitched a perfect game and several no hitters. Unfortunately, he didn't choose baseball as a profession.
From the opening intro it's apparent that Henry Morgan would rather be somewhere else. I always heard that he was an extremely unpleasant man to be around off camera and sometimes on.
Jonathan Winters is remarkably unfunny here- and terrible at doing accents. I grew up thinking of him as a comic genius. Maybe his style of comedy hasn’t aged very well.
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What a great thing to see Johnathan Winters with his mother. I never knew about her - having a radio show, etc. Definitely an influence on Jonathan.
Guest didn't normally shake hands with the panel. This shows respect. We could use a couple of them in baseball today.
jonathan winters and his mom are super funny would have loved to seen them in an act together
Thanks so much ,that dog & canyon horse were adorable. Wow 1903 First World Series guys, ❤ and Johnsthan Winters was a character .
Betsy entered into the spirit of the thing and was hilarious.
Betsy was always game for just about anything, and looked like she enjoyed herself.
12:01 you can really tell that bill wasn't expecting that.
I gotta say, it's so interesting to see dog breeds in photos & on film, from decades ago, to see how the 'look' of the breed has changed (usually for the worse - becoming more exaggerated, and creating less healthy dogs)...that Great Dane has a much more rounded skull, and far smaller jowls (so he probably drools less than Danes do now, but you'll notice Gary still took out his handkerchief) than Danes do, now
He's a beautiful dog, tho. And had such a great amusing expression on his face while holding the hourse lead.
The leach interviews with Ritter on RUclips are fantastic.
He served in the marines.
I knew Betsy Palmer kept sounding familiar....it's Mrs. Vorhees!!!
The ages of those two old men that is
My grandfather was scouted and was offered to play for the NY Yankees, but his dad refused that offer and told him farming was more important. When my son was born in 1997 he had grandpa's hands and I knew baseball was in his future. He played 12 yrs..from T-ball all the way to high school. Pitched a perfect game and several no hitters. Unfortunately, he didn't choose baseball as a profession.
It would be interesting to know how old those two were there ages
It. It's! Henry not.Harry
It's always good to have a nitpicker looking over our shoulder isn't it makes me feel so much safer
@@roderickfernandez5382but Harry Morgan is someone else. There is a difference. Harry Morgan played Col. Potter on MASH.
@@roderickfernandez5382 hmm…. So I guess you wouldn’t mind being referred to as broderick hernandez?
From the opening intro it's apparent that Henry Morgan would rather be somewhere else. I always heard that he was an extremely unpleasant man to be around off camera and sometimes on.
#ohyoudidntknow
Jonathan Winters is remarkably unfunny here- and terrible at doing accents.
I grew up thinking of him as a comic genius. Maybe his style of comedy hasn’t aged very well.
He was never funny
That's your opinion, which you are certainly entitled to, but there are thousands who would vehemenently disagree.