A time when America was great and we were respected. Kids could go to school and actually learned, cops kept us safe, freedom was in the air. How I miss that era.
The biggest RipOff in Olympic history happened in 1972 when the American basketball team won the gold medal, but then it had snatched away because the judges kept pushing back the clock enough time for the Soviets to put in the winning basket. We smartly refused the silver medal.
I still think it was Bush League that they refused the silver medal. Human error is part of sports… plus they completely misplayed the last play. No way in hell you should give up a layup on a full court inbounds pass
Give it up to my fellow Gen-Xers who watched every TV show on this and growing up in the greatest time for entertainment in between going outside for hours and our parents not knowing what we are doing and before going to bed at 8 or for the spoiled ones 10.
Early Gen-X here (born 1965). I remember all of these TV shows and some of the news events too. I remember the horror at the Munich Olympics (just a day before I started 2nd grade) when Jim McKay announced "they're all gone" (and that's also when I learned what "guerrillas" were, because my 7-year old mind thought gorillas were loose in the Olympic village). My bedtime during school nights was always 8:30pm (Sunday night through Thursday), but on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays I could stay up until 10. And I was really spoiled, I had a portable black & white TV in my room! I also remember Elton John's "Honky Cat", "Alone Again Naturally" and "Hold Your Head Up" by Argent being played all over the radio then.
Like so many of us, the 72 Olympics is the first one I can remember and it left such a big impression that no other Olympics will ever compare. I was 12 years old in 72 and watched every day that they were on. My 6th grade teacher even brought in a TV during the day so we could see some of the action. Besides the terror event, Mark Spitz was the most memorable athlete of those games for me. Anyone remember Dave Wottle and his golf cap in the 800 meter run? Did you know his bib number for that race was 1033?
Pebbles Flintstone, as a teenager was originally voiced by Sally Struthers, but had to give up the gig after a year because she got hired for all in the family
Interesting that 50 plus years out and many shows,people and situations ("new" at the time) included here are STILL referenced in some form or another today ! You are on an inspired Roll Fred ! Keep it going !!
Miss America 1973 is from my hometown, Terri Anne Meeuwsen. I actually grew up with her nephew Ben Meeuwsen all the way through high school. She’s a bit of a local celebrity
Lot of great clips down memory lane ! The Cougar in the mercury car commercials was so iconic ! Elton John , Chicago - awesome! Liked the Batman comic ! Tv adds was great 👍. 1972 awesome Fred ! ⚡️space ace Ron⚡️
That price is right clip really brought me back, I can remember watching it when I was sick home from school. Thank you for the upload Fred, I always look forward to them!
Fun Facts: In Taiwan, where I have been living these 16 years, "The Flintstones" are called "The Modern Barbarians" (in Mandarin Chinese language). And Elvis ( my all time FAVORITE) is known as "Mao Wang" which means "Cat King"! 😊 I have 3 cats, so I LOVE that!
That PSA about seat belts scared the crap out of me back then. From the time I took my road test, I have never turned that key until my seat belt was buckled. When I was a volunteer firefighter, I saw first hand what happens in a crash when you don't have one on. Not pretty. Another masterpiece Fred 👍.
I was in the Army stationed in Germany not to far from Munich in 1972. I had the opportunity to attend the games. What a trip! So much to see and so much going on. Sadly I was there the day the terrorists took over the Olympic Village. The games were suspended and the visitors were instructed to exit the Olympic Park. At first we did'nt know what was happening, then the rumors started and then we found out. How tragic and sad, but a memory none the less. Thanks, Fred. You did it again.😢👍👍
Never missed an episode of Kung Fu or The Waltons......!!! Great song choices too Fred...although I don't think a bad choice could be made as early 70's music is the greatest...!!!
Bridget loves Bernie was the highest rated show to ever be canceled after one season. I believe it was the number five show in the country, however, so many complaints from Catholics and Jews about the interfaith relationship, made it too much of a hot potato.
Beat me to it. Hard to believe that all of Norman Lear’s shows survived, but CBS couldn’t handle the heat from a sitcom about a Catholic-Jewish marriage. 🤷🏾♂️
CBS tried to hide the rumors by claiming the ratings weren't high enough. I think KHOU in Houston actually pulled the plug to air reruns of "That Girl". (Lived in East Texas at time)
I was a senior in high school and remember it all very well. Thanks, Fred! We used to love it when, at the end of the show, Bert Parks would sing, "Here she is...Miss America..." What great Americana.
You know your a gen Xer when, as a kid, you got into a hot car wearing shorts and you accidently sat on one of those metal seat belt buckle's/the latch, not to mention the vinyl - either way you always got burned. Ahhhh, the good ol' days, wouldn't trade them for anything!!!!
Great video time capsule as usual. I was 8 years old then, but I remember so much from this time. ABC Sports won news Emmys for their coverage of the Munich tragedy. It was the one award that ABC Sports President Roone Arledge was most proud of. Fascinating seeing all the TV classics that began in fall 1972: M*A*S*H, The Bob Newhart Show, Maude, The Streets of San Francisco, Kung Fu, Banacek.
1. 7:36 Thank you for including Dominic Frontiere’s divine theme from “Search.” It never gets old. 2. 8:14 “Alone Again, Naturally” is such a beautifully performed song it’s hard to listen to the depressing lyrics. 3. 11:40 As a kid I used to bust up laughing at the safety belt PSA. Decades later, not funny 😬 4. 12:39 Edd Kalehoff didn’t know it at the time, but starting that day, he was set for life. 🎶🤑💰 5. 14:38 Half a century later, I t’s hard to believe that there used to be commercials for items as inexpensive as ball-point pens.
Watching _The Waltons_ was the only thing I had in common with my Mother -in-Law; It reminded me of my childhood because I watched it growing up in the 70's, and she liked it because it reminded her of her childhood in the '30's.
I’m trying to hip my wife to your videos so we can enjoy them together. She has this thing about living in the part she thinks it’s a waste of time. No matter I love reliving those carefree days. She’ll come around before long. Thank you so much for providing this Time Machine for us.
Wow Fred! This one is jam packed with wonders. That Olympics......nothing more to say. Man, Julie Andrews was so very hot! I loved The Waltons from the very start (the TV movie with Patricia Neal). I still watch the show today. And I never missed an episode of The Rookies. That opening theme is terrific (and I had a slight crush on Kate Jackson). I didn't fall in love with "Alone again, naturally" until the 1990's, when I discovered a Japanese manga called "Maison Ikkoku." I then started watching the anime of the same name. The female lead, Kyoko, would play the song all the time for she was a widow. The show even used it to open one of the episodes, closing with O'Sullivan's song, "Get Down." 14:29 isn't that the "mailman" from Three Days of the Condor? And at 21:19 isn't that Jayne Kennedy? Such a beautiful woman. Phew, you must be exhausted after putting this one together Fred. I know I am after watching it, but it is a fun exhaustion, seeing all this great stuff from the country I miss so much. Thanks Fred.
These Videos are like Thanksgiving Dinner, a few days later I watch them again as "Leftovers"...lol This is as close to TIME TRAVEL as you're gonna get....
Gilbert O’Sullivan was touted as the next Paul McCartney. I don’t know about that, but he had a number of memorable songs. And thanks for mentioning Frank Zappa on occasion. He’s one of my favourites. Keep on knocking it out of the park xilFderF. You’ve been on a huge roll lately. 🏆
Frick man, this one was over the top good! 72 was a year to behold! I was 11 and I loved it! Military brat living with newly divorced parents, but, I still loved it!!
Great as always seeing LIFE there. The last year of the 1936-'72 weekly. If you do October 1978 and later, you can show the beautiful monthly version covers!
@17:50 is one from my area; "Belkin Productions/WMMS present David Bowie and The Spiders from Mars." I listened to "The Home of the Buzzard" constantly throughout the 70s...and those ticket prices! You can't even find a parking space for that today.
In either 77 or 78, Mark Spitz launched a swimwear line called “Arena”. He would come to various towns that had sporting good stores in the mall and put on an exhibit. I was chosen as one of his models with one other guy and six girls. Anyway, Mark was a true gentleman to all of us and never creeped on any of the women. I thought he was a class act.
I turned five years old in September 1972 living in NYC. An innocent time it surely was. Oh, and Fred you forgot to put in a sports page clipping of Roberto Clemente getting his 3,000 career and final base hit of his life against the Mets before he died in December of '72. But the video was well done anyways. 👏👍
I've been meaning to ask you to do more "Day in the Week" chronicling your youth...but your recent videos are more than enough to sate my interest, Fred! You're putting me on to a lot of new tunes..that's a plus as well. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, Supamann. Thanks for inquiring about the Day in the Life videos. With those, I feel I've told all I want to share about my youth. And, as you suggest, this series takes us ALL back to those times.
Absolutely LOVED the show "Bridget Loves Bernie"!! The cast was amazing and the writing was top-notch!! One of the oldies TV stations should do re-runs of it!
Mitzi also did the voice of one of Pebbles' friends (Penny) on The Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm Show. Not sure if that character was carried over to The Flintstones Comedy Hour depicted here.
6:40 as a kid, I hated The Waltons. So when the theme music came on, it was a race to jump off the couch and get to the tv to change the channel, least the music infect me with some sort of Walton-loving virus. Hearing that music just now triggered that same feeling, over fifty years later! 😂
Mash, more precisely Wayne Rogers, and Kung Fu. Lovely theme music ×2. Honky Cat, Saturday in tha Park, Alone again... yeah, that too. 🎵🎶🎵 A 5'8 girl wouldn't need those at 16:50 but... well, never that high but... 😊 You know, I still like to think Time is my friend. 🎶🎵🎶 Nice, Fred-ssi. 💜🤟
Certain someone is gonna make the poc wonder what hit her when it comes to the debate..She did a whole 70 seconds yesterday at a press gaggle and said she was thinking of doing a presser before the months out..We are fubar if this woman wins and her vp choice is a piece of work as well..
Back when Saturday night was a prime time night. What a line up on CBS.
Friday night on ABC was pretty good too. 2:57
A time when America was great and we were respected. Kids could go to school and actually learned, cops kept us safe, freedom was in the air. How I miss that era.
The biggest RipOff in Olympic history happened in 1972 when the American basketball team won the gold medal, but then it had snatched away because the judges kept pushing back the clock enough time for the Soviets to put in the winning basket. We smartly refused the silver medal.
I remember that like it was yesterday. Only God knows why, but that game was NOT going to end before the USSR “won.” 😩
The US Hockey team made up for it during the Lake Placid 1980 Winter Olympics.
IOC USOC👎 🤡👹☹️(no better to this day)
I remember it too. Tom burleson from nc state was on the team, I believe, and I was upset over that.
I still think it was Bush League that they refused the silver medal. Human error is part of sports… plus they completely misplayed the last play. No way in hell you should give up a layup on a full court inbounds pass
1972 had many great TV shows MASH, The Waltons, The Streets OF San Francisco, The Rookies, Bob Newhart, etc. Thank you Fredflix.
You're welcome, Matthew.
100% correct Sir.
Give it up to my fellow Gen-Xers who watched every TV show on this and growing up in the greatest time for entertainment in between going outside for hours and our parents not knowing what we are doing and before going to bed at 8 or for the spoiled ones 10.
Early Gen-X here (born 1965). I remember all of these TV shows and some of the news events too. I remember the horror at the Munich Olympics (just a day before I started 2nd grade) when Jim McKay announced "they're all gone" (and that's also when I learned what "guerrillas" were, because my 7-year old mind thought gorillas were loose in the Olympic village). My bedtime during school nights was always 8:30pm (Sunday night through Thursday), but on Fridays, Saturdays and holidays I could stay up until 10. And I was really spoiled, I had a portable black & white TV in my room! I also remember Elton John's "Honky Cat", "Alone Again Naturally" and "Hold Your Head Up" by Argent being played all over the radio then.
1972....What a great year to be a teenager.
I turned 26 and I enjoyed it too 😊
@@mikedrown2721I turned 9
@@davidchildress6432 👍
I turned 21 that year good times were had
@@bobcarter6869 👍
Like so many of us, the 72 Olympics is the first one I can remember and it left such a big impression that no other Olympics will ever compare. I was 12 years old in 72 and watched every day that they were on. My 6th grade teacher even brought in a TV during the day so we could see some of the action. Besides the terror event, Mark Spitz was the most memorable athlete of those games for me. Anyone remember Dave Wottle and his golf cap in the 800 meter run? Did you know his bib number for that race was 1033?
Than you so much Fred. Thank you 1972 America.
You're welcome, Joseph.
Pebbles Flintstone, as a teenager was originally voiced by Sally Struthers, but had to give up the gig after a year because she got hired for all in the family
1972
The best year
of my life
I’m 68&1/2
CN
The incredibly well written television shows!
My mother loved the song, 'Alone Again'. I think I heard that 10 Million times growing up. 😅
I was 6 years old, on this episode.
Keep-em coming Fred! YAY FRED!
I will, Yoseph.
I was 5 yrs old - so grateful I was a kid in the 70's!!!
Good shows, good songs, good cars and pretty girls. What more could one ask for?
All those great shows!! Thank you!! & great music too❤ & oh yeah almost forgot-ELVIS!!!! YESSS!!!
You're welcome, Sandra.
This was the perfect start to Friday, thank you dear Fred you are awesome!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Bridget.
Interesting that 50 plus years out and many shows,people and situations ("new" at the time) included here are STILL referenced in some form or another today ! You are on an inspired
Roll Fred ! Keep it going !!
It has a momentum of its own, BW.
At times, I thought I was looking at the schedule for MeTV, FeTV, or Antenna TV.
Miss America 1973 is from my hometown, Terri Anne Meeuwsen. I actually grew up with her nephew Ben Meeuwsen all the way through high school. She’s a bit of a local celebrity
The thumbnail picture of Time magazine is dated the date of my birth. It's fitting for me because I love 1970s sitcoms (especially Norman Lear's).
I know that one of the shows that was on that year was Emergency! It was on NBC and it came on Saturday nights. I'm a big fan of the show Emergency!
It leads one of my upcoming videos, Dorthy. (I think)
no one could do swagger and confidence better than Dino.
Lot of great clips down memory lane ! The Cougar in the mercury car commercials was so iconic ! Elton John , Chicago - awesome! Liked the Batman comic ! Tv adds was great 👍. 1972 awesome Fred ! ⚡️space ace Ron⚡️
Thanks, Ron.
That price is right clip really brought me back, I can remember watching it when I was sick home from school. Thank you for the upload Fred, I always look forward to them!
You're welcome, UVF.
Hearing the theme song and seeing Bob Barker evoked the exact same memories. That was my first thought seeing that clip. I was 9 yrs old.
@@cindytrayer4279 I was 10. What I would give to relive those days…
😮Wonderful and Marvelous - thanks!💯💥👍!
You're welcome, Frank.
I miss the variety shows of the 70s
Fun Facts: In Taiwan, where I have been living these 16 years, "The Flintstones" are called "The Modern Barbarians" (in Mandarin Chinese language).
And Elvis ( my all time FAVORITE) is known as "Mao Wang" which means "Cat King"! 😊 I have 3 cats, so I LOVE that!
Good stuff, Nick!
😸👍@@FredFlix
Isn't it great that Elton and Bernie are not 'blockers', and are happy to share their music!!
Yes!
That PSA about seat belts scared the crap out of me back then. From the time I took my road test, I have never turned that key until my seat belt was buckled. When I was a volunteer firefighter, I saw first hand what happens in a crash when you don't have one on. Not pretty. Another masterpiece Fred 👍.
Yeah, Gregg, my father wasn't wearing one when his face went through the windshield in '64.
@@FredFlix, yikes 😬.
This first ad aired on THE (NEW) PRICE IS RIGHT 9/4/72
Always considered Chicago city music because they had so many good songs where listening to them in the city was very fitting
1972 was an unforgettable year:Watergate & the presidential election were two of the big news stories.
I was nine years old, going on ten in a month, with the exception of that tragedy in Munich, 1972 was a great year to be a kid.
Love your videos!! Such memories of things remembered and things I forgot!!
I enjoy making them, Jean.
I was in the Army stationed in Germany not to far from Munich in 1972. I had the opportunity to attend the games. What a trip! So much to see and so much going on. Sadly I was there the day the terrorists took over the Olympic Village. The games were suspended and the visitors were instructed to exit the Olympic Park. At first we did'nt know what was happening, then the rumors started and then we found out. How tragic and sad, but a memory none the less. Thanks, Fred. You did it again.😢👍👍
It's amazing tat you were actually there, Richard!
Excellent video. I was married for about five months at that time. The music especially brings memories back. Thank you.
You're welcome, Jan.
Never missed an episode of Kung Fu or The Waltons......!!!
Great song choices too Fred...although I don't think a bad choice could be made as early 70's music is the greatest...!!!
Agreed, Rick!
"They're all gone",still gives me goosebumps!
As always Fred, you came through with some great work. Thanks.
You're welcome, Mark.
Bridget loves Bernie was the highest rated show to ever be canceled after one season. I believe it was the number five show in the country, however, so many complaints from Catholics and Jews about the interfaith relationship, made it too much of a hot potato.
Beat me to it. Hard to believe that all of Norman Lear’s shows survived, but CBS couldn’t handle the heat from a sitcom about a Catholic-Jewish marriage. 🤷🏾♂️
@@LNSmithee don't get me started about that 'r' word!
CBS tried to hide the rumors by claiming the ratings weren't high enough. I think KHOU in Houston actually pulled the plug to air reruns of "That Girl". (Lived in East Texas at time)
Absolutely hysterical with what we are dealing with today Dear God
Awesome music and wonderful video thank you so much my friend Fred
I was a senior in high school and remember it all very well. Thanks, Fred! We used to love it when, at the end of the show, Bert Parks would sing, "Here she is...Miss America..." What great Americana.
That it was, CN.
You know your a gen Xer when, as a kid, you got into a hot car wearing shorts and you accidently sat on one of those metal seat belt buckle's/the latch, not to mention the vinyl - either way you always got burned. Ahhhh, the good ol' days, wouldn't trade them for anything!!!!
Early Gen Xer here, and I can attest to that! I had the burn blisters to prove it!
Great video time capsule as usual. I was 8 years old then, but I remember so much from this time. ABC Sports won news Emmys for their coverage of the Munich tragedy. It was the one award that ABC Sports President Roone Arledge was most proud of. Fascinating seeing all the TV classics that began in fall 1972: M*A*S*H, The Bob Newhart Show, Maude, The Streets of San Francisco, Kung Fu, Banacek.
Fred,this is truly awesome!
Glad you enjoyed it, Scott.
1. 7:36 Thank you for including Dominic Frontiere’s divine theme from “Search.” It never gets old.
2. 8:14 “Alone Again, Naturally” is such a beautifully performed song it’s hard to listen to the depressing lyrics.
3. 11:40 As a kid I used to bust up laughing at the safety belt PSA. Decades later, not funny 😬
4. 12:39 Edd Kalehoff didn’t know it at the time, but starting that day, he was set for life. 🎶🤑💰
5. 14:38 Half a century later, I t’s hard to believe that there used to be commercials for items as inexpensive as ball-point pens.
I'm a big fan of Frontiere, LNS.
You can't talk about the early 70's without mentioning MASH
Lived in Mount Pleasant,riveting moments of 72 Olympics,Sad days during attack.Reality of a World off center.
There's also a Mount Pleasant in Michigan. I was a 7-year-old growing up there in '72.
@@humbleevidenceaccepter7712 Great
Watching _The Waltons_ was the only thing I had in common with my Mother -in-Law; It reminded me of my childhood because I watched it growing up in the 70's, and she liked it because it reminded her of her childhood in the '30's.
I’m trying to hip my wife to your videos so we can enjoy them together. She has this thing about living in the part she thinks it’s a waste of time. No matter I love reliving those carefree days. She’ll come around before long. Thank you so much for providing this Time Machine for us.
Tell her she doesn't have to live in the past, HLJ. Just pay a brief visit.
@@FredFlix that’s exactly what I tell her. She’ll come around I’m sure.
The Waltons-best show ever!
You must be joking!
Ohhh plz take me back....
Look forward to your videos. Sweet memories ❤
Thanks, MF.
Many thanks on another great video. Your videos put me at ease and send me to another place in these turbulent times.
Glad to hear it, trublu.
Kung Fu, probably my favorite show from that era as a 13 year old.
Wow Fred! This one is jam packed with wonders. That Olympics......nothing more to say. Man, Julie Andrews was so very hot! I loved The Waltons from the very start (the TV movie with Patricia Neal). I still watch the show today. And I never missed an episode of The Rookies. That opening theme is terrific (and I had a slight crush on Kate Jackson). I didn't fall in love with "Alone again, naturally" until the 1990's, when I discovered a Japanese manga called "Maison Ikkoku." I then started watching the anime of the same name. The female lead, Kyoko, would play the song all the time for she was a widow. The show even used it to open one of the episodes, closing with O'Sullivan's song, "Get Down." 14:29 isn't that the "mailman" from Three Days of the Condor? And at 21:19 isn't that Jayne Kennedy? Such a beautiful woman. Phew, you must be exhausted after putting this one together Fred. I know I am after watching it, but it is a fun exhaustion, seeing all this great stuff from the country I miss so much. Thanks Fred.
Nice comment, Doug. That IS Jayne. I didn't know that myself; had to Google it.
Loved Hit Parader with all the song lyrics.
In September 1972 I just entered the Seventh Grade; I was 11 1/2 going on 12, in fact I turned 12 in December.
This was a great episode! Keep 'em coming.
Will do, Allison.
Have a great weekend Fred. Always love your memory lane
Thanks, Debbie.
I remember those TV guide covers, thank you Fred
You're welcome, Paul.
Nice work Fred, thanks.
You're welcome, lucano.
These Videos are like Thanksgiving Dinner, a few days later I watch them again as "Leftovers"...lol This is as close to TIME TRAVEL as you're gonna get....
I'm working on Smell-O-Video now, ants...
@@FredFlix lol, Reminds me of scratch-and-sniff trading cards from the late 1960's!
I always look forward to seeing these videos.... Love it!! 🙂
Thanks, MM.
Just in time for the weekend, thanks Fred! ✌️
Hopefully in the future we’ll be saying remember that nightmare that wouldn’t leave. Thank god we got outta that.
Gilbert O’Sullivan was touted as the next Paul McCartney. I don’t know about that, but he had a number of memorable songs. And thanks for mentioning Frank Zappa on occasion. He’s one of my favourites.
Keep on knocking it out of the park xilFderF. You’ve been on a huge roll lately. 🏆
It's a whole new dimension, and you know what I mean, Xyrz.
It’s 2024 and most are dead now. RIP 🪦
Saturday Night on CBS-what a great lineup!
Frick man, this one was over the top good! 72 was a year to behold! I was 11 and I loved it! Military brat living with newly divorced parents, but, I still loved it!!
I'm glad but...Frick man?
1st - Thanks for the upload.
2nd - Reminder of how truly awful most early 1970s American cars were.
Agreed, Marc.
Great as always seeing LIFE there. The last year of the 1936-'72 weekly. If you do October 1978 and later, you can show the beautiful monthly version covers!
I intend to, Bob.
Your videos wake up parts of my memory that have been dormant for a bit. Then I get to relive it all a second time 😊
Glad you're enjoying them, Susan.
2 funny magazine covers: MAD & The Saturday Evening Post. 🤭
Thanks, FredFlix!
You're welcome, Luis.
@17:50 is one from my area; "Belkin Productions/WMMS present David Bowie and The Spiders from Mars." I listened to "The Home of the Buzzard" constantly throughout the 70s...and those ticket prices! You can't even find a parking space for that today.
In either 77 or 78, Mark Spitz launched a swimwear line called “Arena”.
He would come to various towns that had sporting good stores in the mall and put on an exhibit. I was chosen as one of his models with one other guy and six girls. Anyway, Mark was a true gentleman to all of us and never creeped on any of the women. I thought he was a class act.
Reliving my life. Ty👍
I was four months shy of turning two years old in September of 72, so my memory is a bit hazy...
I turned five years old in September 1972 living in NYC. An innocent time it surely was. Oh, and Fred you forgot to put in a sports page clipping of Roberto Clemente getting his 3,000 career and final base hit of his life against the Mets before he died in December of '72. But the video was well done anyways. 👏👍
Susan Blakely in the Hanes ad.
Thx Fredflix 🇺🇸
I miss the old TV guides
I've been meaning to ask you to do more "Day in the Week" chronicling your youth...but your recent videos are more than enough to sate my interest, Fred! You're putting me on to a lot of new tunes..that's a plus as well. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, Supamann. Thanks for inquiring about the Day in the Life videos. With those, I feel I've told all I want to share about my youth. And, as you suggest, this series takes us ALL back to those times.
Absolutely LOVED the show "Bridget Loves Bernie"!! The cast was amazing and the writing was top-notch!! One of the oldies TV stations should do re-runs of it!
Not gonna happen. 😑
I looked it up on my iptv provider and couldn't find it..I was thinking of checking it out..I remember them being on an episode of love boat as well
Wow. Ppl on the price is right didn't act like idiots. Imagine that
The ABC man is Jim McKay
Fate you drop this on the day the lady munching the Munchos in the movies--comidienne Mitzi McCall passes.
Mitzi also did the voice of one of Pebbles' friends (Penny) on The Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm Show. Not sure if that character was carried over to The Flintstones Comedy Hour depicted here.
@@ernestcruz6316 Yes
6:40 as a kid, I hated The Waltons. So when the theme music came on, it was a race to jump off the couch and get to the tv to change the channel, least the music infect me with some sort of Walton-loving virus. Hearing that music just now triggered that same feeling, over fifty years later! 😂
I STILL race to the remote when it comes on MeTV, RG. Never liked the theme.
same here my mom loved it..I could not stand it..
Bowie at the Music Hall. For $4.50. Damn.
Fun fact: the drummer on "The Price Is Right " theme is Cubby O'Brien, who was in "The Mickey Mouse Club".
Oh my, started college and was driving 2 hours one way everyday; Honky Cat was blaring
7:18 not enough TV shows with Corvettes in them.
Why did they have to add extra chlorine in the Olympic pool in 1972?
Because Mark Spitz! 😂
What? No mention of....'The Summit Series'?!
Mash, more precisely Wayne Rogers, and Kung Fu. Lovely theme music ×2.
Honky Cat, Saturday in tha Park, Alone again... yeah, that too. 🎵🎶🎵
A 5'8 girl wouldn't need those at 16:50 but... well, never that high but... 😊
You know, I still like to think Time is my friend. 🎶🎵🎶
Nice, Fred-ssi. 💜🤟
16:25 Wisconsin?!
That scratchy Guitar,says 70s
Fred, I’m looking forward to the revival of the Odd Couple…The 2024 Presidential Debates…
Perhaps the biggest odd couple in presidential history, Dennis.
The vice presidential debate promises to be even more odd, or should we say "weird"!
Certain someone is gonna make the poc wonder what hit her when it comes to the debate..She did a whole 70 seconds yesterday at a press gaggle and said she was thinking of doing a presser before the months out..We are fubar if this woman wins and her vp choice is a piece of work as well..
@@FredFlixThanks for uploading another banger Fred..I was only 4 t the time but I remember a lot of these things
@@danparker1976 You're welcome, Dan.
Tom Parker. The shrewdest degenerate gambler, extortion expert, and serial thief in the business. 😂