First of all, happy belated to you Fred! Now then...a lot of rarities in there as usual, including a couple or three that I've never seen. (How does he do it?) Plus plenty of familiar names in those credits too. Thanks Fred! Typical though; it's your birthday and you give US a present. What a guy!
Sometimes I imagine the recording sessions for songs and commercials, and am thinking right now about the anonymous man in the booth, decades ago, excitedly singing "Supercarrrrrrr! Supercarrrrrrrr! It's the marvel of the age!"
Fred provides nostalgic comfort food. I never heard of Angel, Way Out, Black Saddle, One Happy Family, or some others. Studio One was considered quite a prestigious show. LOVE the Supercar intro! I think that's the very first TV show I ever remember seeing. I would have been three years old. OMG. I do remember Space 1999 (Live Action Gerry Anderson), but have no clear memory of Space Academy. Kind of weird to see Tab Hunter surrounded by curvaceous cuties in light of what we know about him. Cool to see Ted Cassidy in the Huck Finn show, which I don't remember. That coast guard show theme sounded very much like Sea Hunt, another ZIV production. Funny to see the women in the Playboy show enjoying themselves so much in light of today's attitude.
Oooh, yes. So many sound and look familiar. I must have been around the living room for Charlie Chan, the coastguards and the cowboys series but definitely before the screen for US Marshal. I remember those hands coming out through the jail bars vividly. 😳 Love this series, Fred. 💜🤟
Another birthday Fred? Didn’t you just have one last year? God bless you pal, you make a lot of people happy, even on our toughest days. And remember…you’re only old if the candles cost more than the cake…
I remember watching Studio One on a network.that used to be called Decades. This was six years ago. Tgey took it off our cable system and Over The Air channel. It's another name now, Catchy Comedy? All I know is they only show comedies.
Thanx Fred, for posting these great shows and commercials! I've been fascinated with closing credits since childhood. When looking at certain names in the production credits, you can immediately guess the name of the production company. If you see "W. Argyle Nelson" it has to be Desilu; I recall seeing that name in the I Love Lucy credits. And the trio of "Ralph Sylos, Jack Barron and Florence Bush"...has to be a Revue, later Universal, production!
Another fine compilation of TV show closings, some of them quite rare. Did you know you can see some episodes of Way Out on RUclips? No joke. 😅 Thanks again, FredFlix.
Great job again, Fred, and Happy belated Birthday! 4:30 - Dick Conway & Roland McLane wrote a majority of the LEAVE IT TO BEAVER episodes in its last few seasons. 5:30 - I just watched a good part of James Hong's (Seinfeld, 4!) interview for the TV Foundation, and he mentioned that he played #1 Son to Charlie Chan. He was apparently the only Asian cast for the show, as J. Carrol Naish as Charlie Chan often played other ethnicities back then, as Vito Scotti did too. 9:00 - I'd never heard of WAY OUT before, but apparently it was a replacement for Jackie Gleason's flop game show YOU'RE IN THE PICTURE on CBS. Mr. Gleason used the time slot for his own talk show, after spending his 2nd show apologizing for the game show, until that scifi show was ready by March, where it was aired just before TWILIGHT ZONE. Richard Thomas was about 10 years old when this was filmed and about a decade from becoming John-Boy Walton. 11:07 - BLACK SADDLE was also new to me, and I was surprised to read that it lasted a full 1 1/2 seasons on NBC. Co-creator John McGreevey wrote for a lot of tv shows in the 1960s. His son was former child actor, Michael McGreevey, who was in quite a few Disney movies 1960s-1970s, often playing Dexter Riiey's friend Schuyler, before getting into writing himself. 22:27 - Jack Klugman wrote in his book about his relationship with Tony Randall that Tony remembered how they'd appeared together in a rotten episode of APPOINTMENT WITH ADVENTURE. I don't imagine it was a high budget show.
Some I have seen and loved for decades (like Johnny Sokko and Space: 1999) and some I have never seen but sure want to now. I remember the "Eight is Enough" episode mentioned in the after school special (one of the daughters did a stage play in the nude). And to finish off with Barbi Benton......BooYah! Thanks Fred.
Well, i was positively out of my mind for Supercar as a kid to the point that for years I have had the box set, so thank you for the happy moment, Fred. Always a happy moment at Fred's place. I have seen several of the Fu Manchu shown near the end and they were actually pretty good.
Hey, even before watching the vid I wish you a happy belated birthday. Am I mistaken? 🤷🏽♀️ Missed you yesterday but here you are today. More comms to come in a while. Cheers. 💜🤟🤗
I did not see the name of the show that is 3:00 into the video. I reckon it may be one of those Japanese imports (I thought it was Ultraman at first, but it probably isn't, because Ultraman's head is different from what is seen here).
As always thanks Fred. Super Car received high ratings and eventually aired in 40 countries . The theme songs for these shows are fun to listen to.🎵
Back when themes were good, jbaker.
Super Car was from Australia wasn't it.
First of all, happy belated to you Fred! Now then...a lot of rarities in there as usual, including a couple or three that I've never seen. (How does he do it?) Plus plenty of familiar names in those credits too. Thanks Fred! Typical though; it's your birthday and you give US a present. What a guy!
Ernest, thank you kindly for the birthday wishes!
At 15:44, I have Sirius XM and I do listen to the old radio programs and see they put Suspense on television. I like listening to it on that channel.
Sometimes I imagine the recording sessions for songs and commercials, and am thinking right now about the anonymous man in the booth, decades ago, excitedly singing "Supercarrrrrrr! Supercarrrrrrrr! It's the marvel of the age!"
He had no idea your comment would be written about him 60 years later.
Fred provides nostalgic comfort food. I never heard of Angel, Way Out, Black Saddle, One Happy Family, or some others. Studio One was considered quite a prestigious show. LOVE the Supercar intro! I think that's the very first TV show I ever remember seeing. I would have been three years old. OMG. I do remember Space 1999 (Live Action Gerry Anderson), but have no clear memory of Space Academy. Kind of weird to see Tab Hunter surrounded by curvaceous cuties in light of what we know about him. Cool to see Ted Cassidy in the Huck Finn show, which I don't remember. That coast guard show theme sounded very much like Sea Hunt, another ZIV production. Funny to see the women in the Playboy show enjoying themselves so much in light of today's attitude.
Thanks for your comment, Robert.
Only recognized about 4 shows, but the theme songs are outstanding for several others!
Oooh, yes. So many sound and look familiar. I must have been around the living room for Charlie Chan, the coastguards and the cowboys series but definitely before the screen for US Marshal. I remember those hands coming out through the jail bars vividly. 😳 Love this series, Fred. 💜🤟
Got at least one more in the pipeline, Mercedes.
@@FredFlix Grrreat! ☺️💜🤟
Another birthday Fred? Didn’t you just have one last year? God bless you pal, you make a lot of people happy, even on our toughest days. And remember…you’re only old if the candles cost more than the cake…
I've gotten several birthday wishes in the comments, Dennis, and they are all very appreciated!
I used to watch Space Academy and The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. But I've never heard of the first ones at all.
I remember watching Studio One on a network.that used to be called Decades. This was six years ago. Tgey took it off our cable system and Over The Air channel. It's another name now, Catchy Comedy? All I know is they only show comedies.
Thanks for all your comments, Sheri.
@@FredFlix You're Welcome.
Thanx Fred, for posting these great shows and commercials! I've been fascinated with closing credits since childhood. When looking at certain names in the production credits, you can immediately guess the name of the production company. If you see "W. Argyle Nelson" it has to be Desilu; I recall seeing that name in the I Love Lucy credits. And the trio of "Ralph Sylos, Jack Barron and Florence Bush"...has to be a Revue, later Universal, production!
Adoro, os finais das series e uma sacada que so o fred teve, obrigado.
Another fine compilation of TV show closings, some of them quite rare.
Did you know you can see some episodes of Way Out on RUclips? No joke. 😅
Thanks again, FredFlix.
You're welcome, Luis. I didn't know Way Out episodes were on YT.
Henry Brandon played Silas Barneby in Laurel and Hardy’s “ Babes in Toyland in1934…
Thanks, Fred. A great way to start my morning!
You're welcome, continetalgin.
Or multiverser.
Great job again, Fred, and Happy belated Birthday!
4:30 - Dick Conway & Roland McLane wrote a majority of the LEAVE IT TO BEAVER episodes in its last few seasons.
5:30 - I just watched a good part of James Hong's (Seinfeld, 4!) interview for the TV Foundation, and he mentioned that he played #1 Son to Charlie Chan. He was apparently the only Asian cast for the show, as J. Carrol Naish as Charlie Chan often played other ethnicities back then, as Vito Scotti did too.
9:00 - I'd never heard of WAY OUT before, but apparently it was a replacement for Jackie Gleason's flop game show YOU'RE IN THE PICTURE on CBS. Mr. Gleason used the time slot for his own talk show, after spending his 2nd show apologizing for the game show, until that scifi show was ready by March, where it was aired just before TWILIGHT ZONE. Richard Thomas was about 10 years old when this was filmed and about a decade from becoming John-Boy Walton.
11:07 - BLACK SADDLE was also new to me, and I was surprised to read that it lasted a full 1 1/2 seasons on NBC. Co-creator John McGreevey wrote for a lot of tv shows in the 1960s. His son was former child actor, Michael McGreevey, who was in quite a few Disney movies 1960s-1970s, often playing Dexter Riiey's friend Schuyler, before getting into writing himself.
22:27 - Jack Klugman wrote in his book about his relationship with Tony Randall that Tony remembered how they'd appeared together in a rotten episode of APPOINTMENT WITH ADVENTURE. I don't imagine it was a high budget show.
Once again, Jon, you are a valued font of relevant information!
Great video again, and i hope you had a great birthday Fred.
It was great because I woke up alive again, Rolf. Thanks for the birthday greetings!
Some I have seen and loved for decades (like Johnny Sokko and Space: 1999) and some I have never seen but sure want to now. I remember the "Eight is Enough" episode mentioned in the after school special (one of the daughters did a stage play in the nude). And to finish off with Barbi Benton......BooYah! Thanks Fred.
Wish I could have REALLY finished with Barbi, Doug.
Well, i was positively out of my mind for Supercar as a kid to the point that for years I have had the box set, so thank you for the happy moment, Fred. Always a happy moment at Fred's place. I have seen several of the Fu Manchu shown near the end and they were actually pretty good.
I've never seen those, David, but I may check them out.
@@FredFlix you'll love em both for what they are and hopefully find them endearing for what they are not as well as what they are.
Outstanding
Thanks, Eli.
That is Henry Brandon in the Suspicion credits
Henry Brandon! ("Auntie Mame", 1933's "Babes in Toyland")
Missed The new content....Thank you ...
And Happy Birthday.
I appreciate that, Mike.
Hey, even before watching the vid I wish you a happy belated birthday. Am I mistaken? 🤷🏽♀️ Missed you yesterday but here you are today. More comms to come in a while. Cheers. 💜🤟🤗
You are not mistaken, Mercedes. Yesterday was the day. Thank you very much!
@@FredFlixAlright then. ☺️ The 11th was my Mom's B'day too so... one more thing in common. Soul mates we are. 💜🤟🤗
@@merce10554 Agreed!
Thanks Fred these commercials are soo koollllllll.😊❤
Sure thing, Markus.
Totally awesome amazing job Fred thank you so much
You're welcome, friend Brenda.
CEREAL GOOD
No more Alpha Bits 😢
Happy Belated B'day Fred!
Thank you very much for the video😊
You're welcome, l j.
Good job 👍 📺(🎂)
Thanks, Lance.
I am so far not ever hearing of any of those programs By 11:00. With the exception of the following two above.
Wow, you found more, I thought that was it
I always have oreffered Post Raisin Bran than Kelloggs. The Post doesn't have sugar on their raisins.
I did not see the name of the show that is 3:00 into the video. I reckon it may be one of those Japanese imports (I thought it was Ultraman at first, but it probably isn't, because Ultraman's head is different from what is seen here).
It's Johnny Socko and His Flying Robot.
Not sure if this is true but I heard Steve Allen had a very strange home life
DId this guy say Black Sabbath, I don't think they were even born yet
Desilu made some stinkers!