The psychiatrist’s wife is a somewhat younger Helen Crump on The Andy Griffith Show. More attractive with a pleasant personality here. Griffith definitely had chemistry problems with his female costars, most of whom were very attractive. I’m of this era and so far I find the show as enjoyable as Griffith’s. Unfortunately, Mrs. G didn’t have a chance of lasting in its time slots. Thank you for your uploads.
The problem with this show, and clearly it was on only one season proves this. Berg does not fit in this setting. She has to play the role she was best at, a Jewish mom in a Jewish family setting, like the famous Goldbergs. I can see immediately, she holds back her famous role because this show does not fit her talents. She was brilliant in all aspects of show business but this show is not right for her. She dies a few years later, but as the 60s grew up, Berg famous role type cast faded, just like Lana Turner, times had changed. Seeing Lana come out with a beautiful dress on and a man light her cigarette was the in thing then, then after 1966, Lana was pase, just like Berg. A few years later, we were getting ready to meet Maude and Archie. Times had changed a lot.
No I did believe that at all . She was great in this . This was ahead of it's time and also goes to show the upcoming feminist movement. She a mother a grandmother a widow taking her life back despite all believing she couldn't nor shouldn't. Navigating in a world that is new and different coming out of the kitchen and home as many women started to
@@kaleahcollins4567 Technically, I agree with you! However, these days while a 60-something woman doing her best to fulfill her dream of completing a college education would universally praised, how she'd pay for her living expenses, then after graduation find a job to support herself AND pay off those sky-high student loans which can't get erased by bankruptcy would be quite challenging indeed!
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Love this show..... Thank you posting.....more please if possible 🙏🏻
These are great! Thank-you!
Boy, old Fabe sure was purty.
You are so right. I remember staring constantly at one of his album covers when I was eleven. I couldn't take my eyes of that gorgeous face of his.
The psychiatrist’s wife is a somewhat younger Helen Crump on The Andy Griffith Show. More attractive with a pleasant personality here. Griffith definitely had chemistry problems with his female costars, most of whom were very attractive.
I’m of this era and so far I find the show as enjoyable as Griffith’s. Unfortunately, Mrs. G didn’t have a chance of lasting in its time slots. Thank you for your uploads.
The problem with this show, and clearly it was on only one season proves this. Berg does not fit in this setting. She has to play the role she was best at, a Jewish mom in a Jewish family setting, like the famous Goldbergs. I can see immediately, she holds back her famous role because this show does not fit her talents. She was brilliant in all aspects of show business but this show is not right for her. She dies a few years later, but as the 60s grew up, Berg famous role type cast faded, just like Lana Turner, times had changed. Seeing Lana come out with a beautiful dress on and a man light her cigarette was the in thing then, then after 1966, Lana was pase, just like Berg. A few years later, we were getting ready to meet Maude and Archie. Times had changed a lot.
Well said.
No I did believe that at all . She was great in this . This was ahead of it's time and also goes to show the upcoming feminist movement. She a mother a grandmother a widow taking her life back despite all believing she couldn't nor shouldn't. Navigating in a world that is new and different coming out of the kitchen and home as many women started to
@@kaleahcollins4567 Technically, I agree with you! However, these days while a 60-something woman doing her best to fulfill her dream of completing a college education would universally praised, how she'd pay for her living expenses, then after graduation find a job to support herself AND pay off those sky-high student loans which can't get erased by bankruptcy would be quite challenging indeed!