NBC Network - Tomorrow with Tom Snyder - "Monsters & The Movies" (Complete Broadcast, 6/18/1976) 📺 🧛
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Here's a complete broadcast of Tomorrow with Tom Snyder on WMAQ Channel 5, the last of a repeat week; this is about the "Big Four" monsters of old movies (Dracula, Frankenstein, The Wolf Man and King Kong), originally aired early Friday, November 7th 1975. (despite Tom's claim that this episode was "done just a little bit over 4 months ago", apparently)
His guests are professor Leonard Wolf of San Francisco State University and author of "The Annotated Dracula," actor Peter Cushing ("sitting on a cushion" and about to attend a Famous Monsters' Convention) and science fiction writer and author Forrest J. Ackerman (wearing a Dracula cape worn by Bela Lugosi).
Includes:
PSA for VD Confidential (voiceover by Lorry Young)
Commercial: Chicagoland Job Mart - in the Sunday Sun-Times and Friday Daily News - featuring a young William H. Macy (of "Fargo" fame, and other films)
Station ID / promo for NewsCenter5 with Jane Pauley
Tom indicates this to be the last "repeat edition" after a vacation, and previewing what will be on next week ("the business of sex in America"), before opening with scary monster motifs and movie posters before our host describes the setup for this edition (and a person wearing a scary mask lurks behind him).
Tomorrow bumper
Commercial: Weber Charcoal, Gas & Electric Kettles
Commercial: Summer's Eve
Commercial: Sea & Ski
Commercial: Coca-Cola
Tomorrow bumper
Tom introduces his guests, starting with Peter about filming such movies, then Leonard about Peter's roles, Dracula's history and real-life vampires, and Forrest's dealings with Boris Karloff, and all speak about Frankenstein and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
Tomorrow bumper
Commercial: Borden Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk
Commercial: Jewel Food Stores - Summer Peaches
Commercial: International Import Motors Ltd.
Commercial: Kmart - Father's Day Sale on Shirts
Tomorrow bumper
In this segment, topics discussed include the Big Four monsters and religious aspects thereof, "The Phantom of the Opera," Peter discussing Barbara Lee, varying quality of horror films by studio, and how they evolved over the years.
Tomorrow bumper
Commercial: 9 Lives with Morris the cat
Commercial: Rolaids antacid (voiceover by Scott Muni)
Commercial: Pillsbury Squoze imitation lemonade family soft drink mix with half the sugar
Commercial: Samsonite luggage (voiceover by John Bartholomew Tucker)
Tomorrow bumper
Memorabilia show-and-tell, with Lugosi's Dracula ring, garlic, James Arness "Thing" hand, mask and wig of a Morlok from "The Time Machine," head of Zuni Warrior that terrorized Karen Black in "Trilogy of Terror," cross, stake, Kukri (a.k.a. Gurkha) knife, glass container carrying poppy seeds, and knotted strings, all being shown.
Brief Tomorrow bumper
Commercial: White Cloud toilet paper
Commercial: Culligan Aqua-Cleer drinking water system
Commercial: Nelson Brothers (voiceover by Al Parker)
Tomorrow bumper
The discussion turns to the sexual overtones of monster pictures, Dr. Van Helsing's actual business as in Bram Stoker's novel, the context of the era of when it was written, and X-rated horror films.
Tomorrow bumper
Commercial: Schlitz beer
Commercial: Schick Super II razor
Commercial: Bufferin aspirin
Commercial: Ultra Ban anti-perspirant lotion
Tomorrow bumper
Discussion about Prof. Wolf's courses, occult, witchcraft, ESP, telepathy, witches, reincarnation, belief vs. skepticism. and entertainment value of horror films, after which Tom closes discussion.
Brief Tomorrow bumper
Commercial: Jewel Food Stores - Father's Day Ham
Commercial: Kmart - Father's Day Sale on watches
Commercial: Illinois & Northern Indiana Ford dealers
Commercial: Camay soap - with Luciana Avedon
Tom ends by previewing next week's shows before saying goodnight
Tom Snyders[sic] Wardrobe Furnished by Rubin Brothers International
Have a Nice Tomorrow
An NBC Television Network Production
Promo for "Friends" (no, not the 1994-2004 series) for Saturday (voiceover by Bill Rippe)
Incomplete commercial for Nu Vinyl (tape cuts out midway)
This aired on local Chicago TV early Friday, June 18th 1976 during the 12:00am to 1:00am timeframe.
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I watched this live from my hotel room the night before the Famous Monster Convention. I first met Cushing in the the hotel elevator when he was on his way to the NBC studio for the show.
Wow!
Mr. Cushing was a class act! I really miss him but thankfully we’ll always have his work.
I was at that convention and got to meet him and speak with him. One of the best times of my life!
Thanks - really wonderful to see this again. Mr Cushing indeed had just finished his filming on Star Wars in late April, but the world was still pre-SW at that point.
The irony is Cushing peaked in popularity one year later with Star Wars. Known as the only character who could boss Vader around-----Vader didn't even trust the emperor as much as Cushing's character
Just came across this in a transcription of this interview in Famous Monsters issue 133 and now here I am. Nice to be able to actually see it for myself.
William H Macy in that opening commercial?
Keystone Stacker totally!!
I wonder if this is the earliest appearance of him on anything.
Oh geez!
The song “Fooled Around and Fell in Love” cane around about this time.
You betcha.
This was my favorite show when I was a teenager. So awesome to see Tom Snyder again
Peter Cushing was always fun and interesting to watch whether it be onscreen or in talk shows, like his dear friend Sir Christopher Lee.
I would much rather listen to Peter Cushing than any "experts". I used to watch Tom Snyder in my teen years, his program was usually very interesting.
This was great, thanks for putting it up. It was great to see Peter Cushing, he is one of my favorite actors.
The show was actually broadcast November 9, 1975. in the beginning Snyder mentions 10 years to the day of the big black out which was November 9, 1965. He also states this is a rerun.
This would be just after, or just before Cushing shot Star Wars. It's interesting to see him across the pond in his later years. He was always very homesick when he moved to L.A in 1939-40. Check out his great performance with Laurel and Hardy in 'Chump at Oxford'. A wonderful malevolent turn. Prior to his horror career.
That's William H. Macy (Bill Macy) of "Fargo" and "Shameless" fame in the opening commercial regarding the Chicagoland Job Mart! He was so cute!
Nice to see Peter Cushing
TELEVISIONARCHIVES interesting fellow
I agree, Peter Cushing was a great actor.
Peter Cushing is a hoot!
Thanks for the show I saw this when I was 14 in 75.
So this was taped about 5-6 months before Peter Cushing filmed Star Wars.
No - this was a rebroadcast. Originally aired Friday, November 7th 1975.
Jane Pauley at the beginning plugging WMAQ news before she was Today host!
Yum-Yum.
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I wonder what she had to do to get that job.
@@dtaylor939 She had to be a great news presenter.
@@allendracabal0819 Get real, Chad.
NBC ads interrupted by RUclips ads.
This was a lot of fun, but Leonard Wolf came off like a pompous ass. Peter Cushing outshines all of the assembled. Pure 1970s with Synder's cigarette smoke drifting into Peter's eyes.
I just watched this and thought who is that rude guy talking down to Peter Cushing about the "sexuality of wooden stakes" 😂 and then saw this comment and thought "ahh...yep I'm not the only one who thought this then." 😂....Cheers! 🍻
@@suckafreeT308 Being on the receiving end of all that Received Pronunciation was probably making Pompous Academic feel insecure :D
What the so called expert on Dracula didn't say was that in Romania Vlad is considered a national hero because he fought off the Ottoman/Turks to keep that part of Europe from falling under Muslim control. While he was ruthless and did Impale lots of folks, most of the horrible stories come from the Turks who without question embellished much of their stories.
Especially weird because said "expert" was actually of Romanian descent.
Was that William H Macy in the Chicagoland Job Mart commercial at the beginning?
Time to go to H-Mart and catch that blue light special
Thank you, I thought that was Bill Macy, Tom Snyder one of a kind. Thank you.
Yes, it was Bill Macy!
The Mummy and the Creature from the Black Lagoon should have been discussed also!
Great episode. How about those ads, tho?
This was a year before Peter Cushing was in Star Wars.
I was a week old on June 18 , 1976. Holy hell. 🥴🤯
This show was originally recorded in 1975.
I feel like Tom starts out thinking Peter's a bit of a weirdo and kind of warms up to him over the course of the episode.
It quickly becomes very obvious that Tom was totally unfamiliar with Peter Cushing and had never seen any of his movies.
Actually, the scariest part of this particular show was Tom’s hair.
I’m glad one of the guests mentioned “Nosferatu,” but I wished they had examined it more closely.
The opening commercial actor was a young Willam H. Macy!
VERY SAD THAT LON CHANEY JR. IS NOT BROUGHT UP ONCE.
Wilhuff Tarkin ❤
I don't know if you take requests, but I'd love to see the Tomorrow episode from May 4, 1978 in which Tom Snyder interviews game show hosts Bob Barker, Jack Barry, and Allen Ludden.
Wait until Cushing appears in a small movie named “Star Wars”
That Schlitz commercial is really something. I can't see anyone deciding to buy Schlitz because bar patrons went down a slide with twinkly lights, but you never know. I'd love to see Archie Bunker and his pals on that thing...
Too bad the tape ran out. I was hoping there would be a sign off after this.
I Guess Tom Never Remembered Much Of The Mummy Or The Gillman? The Creature From The Black Lagoon.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 summer's eve I believe Peter, he had a great Monday
That’s ducking William h Macy in the beginning Jesus Christ what a video
10:15 - John Haigh dissolved his victims in acid and was not a vampire, "psychopathetic" or otherwise
Scarier than any monster movie? Tom Snyder's hair!!!!!
He didn't know that another New York blackout would happen the next year.
King Kong? Mummy!
King Kong rumored and debated of being a lesbian?
Crazy but I love Peter Cushing's answer, "Does it matter?".
why is nobody smoking? Tom smoked like a chimney
oops now he is,,, that's better
31:54 Will Mackenzie from The Bob Newhart show fame.
The actress’ name was Karen Black, you dope!
The movie was Trilogy of Terror
Testosterone makes hair grow. That's why in the 70's...
Was that booze and soda that was in their glasses for the guests?
It's fentanyl
RC for Cush
great watch, but one thing i take form this, how do americans put up with all these commercials?! they're nonstop
Commercial breaks are a lot longer and more frequent now than in 1976.
Way worse now
"VD AWARENESS"!!!!??????
Snyder always had some great guests, but boy, was he a weak interviewer. His questions were disjointed, often with factual errors, and he talked over his guests too often. Don't mean to disrespect someone who's past, but he was tough to watch at times.
You can tell he thought of himself more as a personality than as an interviewer.
SQUOZE????
Show is pretty damn boring like most of his shows but I do like the commercials reminds me of all the junk I bought in the 70s.
VD is the scariest monster of all. 🦠