I Completely and Wholeheartedly Agree with you Sir . If you watch the television shows from the late 50's to the mid 60's . The entertainment was definitely more family oriented and delivered lessons in morality and tolerance that are lost in today's society and the younger generation is missing out on life's valuable lessons.
I still watch the Bev.H. every day on Pluto on internet. I'm 60. I remember watching Buddy on Davey Crockett as a kid, it was great. Also in many western movies. He was a great actor! They all were good people! God bless them all!!!
Like Petticoat Junction and other shows, I would have never watched this show twice had there been alternatives. 3 channels to watch during the time this aired.
can't believe i'm tuning in to the jerry springer show, but I will make an exemption here. cast members of the Beverly hillbillies featured. THAT made it WORTH IT!
No, it's not redundant. The word Remain doesn't contain the idea of permanence by itself and because it's usually followed by some phrase specifying a time limit, you need to add Always to emphasize that there is no limit in this case. If you removed the word Always the sentence would sound strange and vague as if written by a non-native English speaker.
@Terri The fact that if you simply remove a word from a statement, that statement would sound awkward or corny, does NOT prove that the statement is not redundant. "Always remain" IS redundant, but the solution is NOT to remove the word "always", it is to remove the word "remain" and put the word "be" in place of it. So the sentence would be written "Donna Douglas will always be eternally, angellically beautiful."
Watched this show all the time when I was younger. Everyone just clicked on the show. It was like they were real. Takes great talent to pull that off. Very few shows can do that.
I watched the Beverly Hillbillies since the first episode and Donna Douglas has always been just the sweetest character ever as Ely Mae, What got me was the wonderful way she greeted Buddy Ebsen, and then at scene 7:30 as Buddy starts to sit down, he is about to miss the chair and Donna reaches out and takes his arm and pulls him back on course. Just a sweet act of kindness that seems to stem from a deep affection for Mr. Ebsen
This is 64 years AFTER the Wizard of Oz, 20 years after Barnaby Jones started, and 30 years after the Jed Clampet was shootin at some food! Talented, a real people person, in my book
I think of BH every time I have been near a swimming pool and smell the chlorine,I loved the show,loved the characters and thought how glamorous to live there,childhood aspirations
I love this show Growing Up in the 60s. Back then a lot of the actors would do their own commercials and they used to do the Kellogg's Corn Flakes commercial and Jethro would have a huge bowl of corn flakes and gobble it down quickly . which was hilarious back then definitely good humor clean fun.
Buddy Ebson quotes "The old lady's uh, the old lady's uh.... she's getting pretty old." "They can't shoot for sour apples." "Meet up with Davy Crockett, King Of The Wild Frontier." RIP Buddy
Buddy was supposed to be the Tin Man on, “The Wizard of Oz,” but he had a horrific, allergic reaction to the silver paint. It’s a wonder we didn’t lose him back then.
I still occassionally watch re-runs of the show and I still laugh even at parts I have seen before. What a great cast this was. Plus - they didn't dabble in politics or try and push an agenda - just good-old entertainment.
I enjoyed Max Baer. Springer didn't give Donna Douglas much time to speak, so he could introduce Buddy Ebsen. Buddy was very funny how he answered Springer's questions. He was very entertaining and his stories were detailed and hilarious at the same time. Now comes part 3.
I just recently started watching some of the Beverly hillbillies on RUclips.... I cannot tell you how much I have laughed because this is the funniest show I think that has ever been on TV...... When it was on air I was just a teenager and had just pretty much started dating so I wasn't home to watch this stuff.... However I did see some of the episodes.... And not too long ago my sister showed me a picture of her with Is Donna Douglas.... She was absolutely beautiful. Max Baer This was so handsome..and still is.... Ryan was the epitome of a granny I mean that woman was hilarious she was asked🎉 the character downright crazy... Buddy Ebsen's His character kept everyone grounded.... Accept the character of Jethro... Just the best shows that I think TV has ever had and if anyone really related these people to their characters after they got off the show then they don't know much about movies and acting because you cannot relate that to what they are you have to relate to whom they are and they were great actors
When people ask me "Mary Ann or Ginger" I just say neither... I'll take Ellie May any day. A beautiful figure and the most gorgeous face you will ever see. Oh those big blue eyes just melt my heart every time. She had her own theme music when she came down the stairs dressed up like a "Danged ole city girl"
@@Magic9053 when shirley and buddy had the codfish ball dance scene, buddy had his hand on shirley's head, her face maybe 2 inches from were his business would be had he not had pants on, and they both froze right there for a moment. It looked realy, realy bad. Although I didn't even notice that scene until a pedowood video brought it up. I'm not saying anything was happening, but damn....they should have edited that scene in hindsight
@@raypreseau5360 Buddy Epsen was NOT a pedophile, people need to keep their minds out the gutter, keep in mind that he was a very TALL man and Shirley was only 6 at the time, now I''m sure it LOOKED weird, but I don't think for one moment that there was anything sexual and for someone to even suggest such a thing tells a lot about where their mindset is, but I will check out the scene for myself
Nancy Kulp (Jane Hathaway) was already deceased and didn't get along with Buddy Ebsen. She died at only age 69. Raymond Bailey (Drysdale) was also gone. So were the rest. Max Baer is now the only one left.
It was the summer of 1977 or 1978 while vacationing with my friends family ob Balboa Island. Report Beach in Orange County California about 7 of us kids decided we wanted to go to the wedge that day. We didn't have enough bikes for all of us so we walked and along the walk to the ferry that crosses over to the peninsula we were about to pass by Buddy Epsons house. At the time he was Barnaby Jones but our age group grew up on Beverly Hillbillies reruns. His home was custom he lived. There many Years and you could see it several lots in front of us so we started talking about him. It was either 7 young teens talking to loud or more likely our age group and Buddy enjoying being his friendly recognizable self but as we approached his home there he was standing in the internal staircase looking out the tinted window from the second story warm friendly smile on his face waving to us. No words were exchanged but that had to have been our first celebrity sighting for most of us we were all pretty excited after that hell its been over 40 years and ive been kneed in the back by Frank Sinatra shaken hands and spoke to President Ford ive spoken to Gary Busey about Buddy Holly just to mention a few and im getting really excited remembering that summer morning over four decades ago i hope who reads this feels some of that excitement i feel now remembering this and the excitement of that lucky timing morning. Summer Vacation. Over 40 years ago and it seems more like 4 years ago.......peace.
Who didn't LOVE Buddy Ebsen? I may have watched some of this before, or it might have been another show with a very aged male actor. The first thing that I thought of was to Wikipedia when Buddy died. He must have died not too long after this show. I did this when I looked at the Gilligan's Island Reunion. Now I didn't watch a lot of The Beverly Hillbillies but I did watch the show like so many Americans and even people all over the world. I think it is kind of weird that people watch American TV shows. I guess a lot of countries do not have an entertainment industry. And that noted most countries OUTSIDE of the USA do not have ACTORS and CELEBRITIES that influence the people who bring the NEWS to a country. In the USA the ACTORS and the entertainment INDUSTRY and the CORPORATIONS all OWN the MAIN STREAM MEDIA. So we get NEWS that BIG MONEY wants the MASSES to hear. SO MUCH FOR AN OBJECTIVE PRESS or JOURNALISM.
Wow!!! I'm googly eyed starstruck my favorite celebs. It does remind me of wizard of oz I know you and you and you . This cast is like family for sure. Love and hugs 🥰🌈🤗❤️they don't make great stars like these anymore
The main character now play the tin Man. Was Jack Haley. Buddy ebsen play the movie with Shirley Temple Captain January. Jack Haley also was in Shirley Temple movies. Beverly hillbillies one of my favorite shows. Steelers is today Jethro's mother was Pearl
Donna Douglas, Nancy Culp, and Buddy Ebsen were all on the Twilight Zone. Similarly, Elizabeth Montgomery, Agnes Moorhead, Dick York, David White from Bewitched were also all on TZ.
@@kathrynmolesa1641 I did some research. I'm NOT the only person who thought it was Buddy Ebsen, many people said "It looks like and sounds like him" and it does. However, with more digging I found out it was an actor named "Mitchell Lewis". I couldn't find anything else about it.
It's too bad Max couldn't get approval for his 200 ft oil derrick in Douglas county. I think it would have been a really successful casino if the project had been completed. At least he doubled his money on the land while holding it waiting for the city to make their decision. I don't even remember the Springer show being this normal and on the level. I've always thought it was chaotic from day one. Wierd.
I heard the short-sighted politician/ casino owners put the kibosh on it. Dumbest move ever. It would have drawn tourists from Vegas and made Reno #1 destination
Most of the people on this forum know this, but for those who do not, Max Baer, Jr.'s father, Max Baer, Sr. was heavyweight boxing champion of the world in the 1930's
How in the heck did Jerry's show go from hosting entire casts of iconic American TV and film legends, to midget fights? At some point after this show it must have gone into free fall.
This was shot in 1993. Nancy Kulp died of cancer in 1991. I have a feeling had she been alive and had the health to do it she would have been on this stage as well as the others.
Kids who were raised on these pure sit-coms really understand people more than kids today. Today, social media is crippling our youth.
I Completely and Wholeheartedly Agree with you Sir . If you watch the television shows from the late 50's to the mid 60's . The entertainment was definitely more family oriented and delivered lessons in morality and tolerance that are lost in today's society and the younger generation is missing out on life's valuable lessons.
So true🤙
😂😂😂
Agreed
Best Jerry Springer I have ever watched. I did not know how sensitive and gracious Jerry can be. Very sweet, really refreshing.
He's fake as F
I still watch the Bev.H. every day on Pluto on internet. I'm 60. I remember watching Buddy on Davey Crockett as a kid, it was great. Also in many western movies. He was a great actor! They all were good people! God bless them all!!!
Same here
Donna Douglas. A heart throb ! I loved her and her Critters .
Buddy Ebsen. A true legend in intertainment.
*entertainment
If you haven't watched Captain January try to see it,he is really young and tap dances with Shirley Temple
Max, Donna, and Buddy....MAXIMUM CLASS!!!!!!
This was a great show. No vulgarity only good clean family entertainment. I miss you all.
so sadly do I.
i wish Jerry Springer would do a wholesome show like this again
Once Jerry wrote a bum check to a hooker it was all over!!
Its nice not to see a fight breakout .
Like Petticoat Junction and other shows, I would have never watched this show twice had there been alternatives. 3 channels to watch during the time this aired.
can't believe i'm tuning in to the jerry springer show, but I will make an exemption here. cast members of the Beverly hillbillies featured. THAT made it WORTH IT!
Donna Douglas will always be ethereally, angelically beautiful.
*angelically
@@January. Right. Thank you.
"Always remain" is REDUNDANT.
No, it's not redundant. The word Remain doesn't contain the idea of permanence by itself and because it's usually followed by some phrase specifying a time limit, you need to add Always to emphasize that there is no limit in this case. If you removed the word Always the sentence would sound strange and vague as if written by a non-native English speaker.
@Terri The fact that if you simply remove a word from a statement, that statement would sound awkward or corny, does NOT prove that the statement is not redundant. "Always remain" IS redundant, but the solution is NOT to remove the word "always", it is to remove the word "remain" and put the word "be" in place of it. So the sentence would be written "Donna Douglas will always be eternally, angellically beautiful."
My favorite saying from Jed Clampett was someday I got to have a long talk with that boy meaning Jethro I love that show God bless them all
Yes INDEED
More proof , as if any was needed, that Buddy Ebsen was a naturally funny man.. He is missed..
Watched this show all the time when I was younger. Everyone just clicked on the show. It was like they were real. Takes great talent to pull that off. Very few shows can do that.
Truth INDEED
Watch Major Dad with Gerald Mcraney that show, had you 😁.
I watched the Beverly Hillbillies since the first episode and Donna Douglas has always been just the sweetest character ever as Ely Mae, What got me was the wonderful way she greeted Buddy Ebsen, and then at scene 7:30 as Buddy starts to sit down, he is about to miss the chair and Donna reaches out and takes his arm and pulls him back on course. Just a sweet act of kindness that seems to stem from a deep affection for Mr. Ebsen
OMG you are so right ! just a gentle touch, but such a strong tug on the heart!
He was quite elderly and not so steady on his feet, any more.
Max Baer Jr. said Donna was a real sweetheart.
LOL. So nobody else would have done that?
I just heard the sad news that Donna Douglas passed away today. She was not only a beautiful woman, she was a beautiful person. She'll be missed.
Jethro is the only one left.
She was from Zachary, Louisiana - my hometown. She really dressed as Ellymae Clampett all the time. Sweetest lady in the world.
Geaux Girl I didn't know that, I'm from Natchitoches
all talented
Yes SIP
Man Buddy Ebsen was a performer
Right to the very end
A fabulous dancer, too
This is 64 years AFTER the Wizard of Oz, 20 years after Barnaby Jones started, and 30 years after the Jed Clampet was shootin at some food! Talented, a real people person, in my book
Loved the beverly hillbillies.and great to see this every one in the show was loved by the public
Her voice was still so sweet 🌹
I think of BH every time I have been near a swimming pool and smell the chlorine,I loved the show,loved the characters and thought how glamorous to live there,childhood aspirations
Donna Douglas just beautiful and sweet as the day is long..
I loved her.
Yes she is
The greatest show ever, in my opinion lol
I love this show Growing Up in the 60s. Back then a lot of the actors would do their own commercials and they used to do the Kellogg's Corn Flakes commercial and Jethro would have a huge bowl of corn flakes and gobble it down quickly . which was hilarious back then definitely good humor clean fun.
My favorite memory of Ellie May was the double barrel sling shot.
I didn’t realize Jerry ever had a show with real content.
Not many did.
Buddy Ebson quotes "The old lady's uh, the old lady's uh.... she's getting pretty old." "They can't shoot for sour apples." "Meet up with Davy Crockett, King Of The Wild Frontier." RIP Buddy
I loved the episode when they used Granny's biscuits for ammunition.
I still watch the show, every morning. Makes me laugh so hard! Makes my morning 😘😘😘👍👍
This is so fun to watch! Glad this was made 30 years ago in 1993.
They were truly the greatest
Tv was better back then, everything was I miss it!
How wonderful! Love them so much! Funniest show ever 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😊😊😊
Best comedic show ever..👍🏻
Buddy was Amazing!!! Best show ever!!! Wish granny was there 😢😢😊😊😊
I watch the BH every morning plus I DVR the show every day!! I love watching the show they crack me up!! Love them all!!
My life is raised on the pure program like this.
Buddy was supposed to be the Tin Man on, “The Wizard of Oz,” but he had a horrific, allergic reaction to the silver paint. It’s a wonder we didn’t lose him back then.
His raspy voice was a lifetime result of the aluminum dust.
i still watch the show back to back.....just funny as can be
I still occassionally watch re-runs of the show and I still laugh even at parts I have seen before. What a great cast this was. Plus - they didn't dabble in politics or try and push an agenda - just good-old entertainment.
I watched this episode when it aired. So many years ago.
i liked it when jerry springer was like this
You mean polite and not obnoxious? I know, that shocked me !!
Buddy Ebsen cxould still "own" his audience even at this age.....and his low key smooth speech patter could still knock-em dead.
I always wanted to be a multimillionaire, have lots of critters, and look like Elly May.
Springer did an excellent job with this show.
I watched that show every week almost.
Another funny show I loved. This show had the right chemistry of Actors. Point is the Next Generation or spin offs don't last long. Facts.
Haven't seen this since it first aired. Thank you for posting (RIP Buddy and Donna).
I enjoyed Max Baer. Springer didn't give Donna Douglas much time to speak, so he could introduce Buddy Ebsen. Buddy was very funny how he answered Springer's questions. He was very entertaining and his stories were detailed and hilarious at the same time. Now comes part 3.
Elie Mae, What Can I Say?
Absolutly Joyful!
Thanks, enjoyed every minute of it. What a legendary show.
Absolutely a beautiful treasure!! Thank You so much for sharing this 🙏❣️
Well Doggy ! THIS VIDEO TOOK ME BACK.
@@shauntrailskinner9645 your absolutely right!
So sad. Jethro is the only one left.
Really? I didn't know that
All the regulars of Green Acres have passed. I believe a couple of the girls from Petticoat appeared a time on GA and they are still alive.
Still do watching love this show
Since this was done 30 years ago only Max Baer Jr (“Jethro”) is still with us at age 85
There's something I want to say Buddy Ebsen was also in silent movies back in the 1920s and 30s
Great cast, very smart and delightful people all.
JUDD CLUMPET WAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER HE PLAYED.
I just recently started watching some of the Beverly hillbillies on RUclips.... I cannot tell you how much I have laughed because this is the funniest show I think that has ever been on TV...... When it was on air I was just a teenager and had just pretty much started dating so I wasn't home to watch this stuff.... However I did see some of the episodes....
And not too long ago my sister showed me a picture of her with Is Donna Douglas.... She was absolutely beautiful.
Max Baer This was so handsome..and still is.... Ryan was the epitome of a granny I mean that woman was hilarious she was asked🎉 the character downright crazy... Buddy Ebsen's His character kept everyone grounded.... Accept the character of Jethro...
Just the best shows that I think TV has ever had and if anyone really related these people to their characters after they got off the show then they don't know much about movies and acting because you cannot relate that to what they are you have to relate to whom they are and they were great actors
When people ask me "Mary Ann or Ginger" I just say neither... I'll take Ellie May any day. A beautiful figure and the most gorgeous face you will ever see. Oh those big blue eyes just melt my heart every time. She had her own theme music when she came down the stairs dressed up like a "Danged ole city girl"
Buddy Ebsen rocks!
Thanks again for this It's great I really appreciate you
This was his Barnaby Jones era
Buddy Ebsen was also in the Shirley Temple movie "Captain January" and did a peformance with Judy Garland (BEFORE The Wizard of Oz) , just FYI :-)
That is Correct ! .. Great Dancer .
There was a very.....questionable scene with buddy epson and shirley temple. One I dont like to think about.
@@raypreseau5360 Which scene was that ?
@@Magic9053 when shirley and buddy had the codfish ball dance scene, buddy had his hand on shirley's head, her face maybe 2 inches from were his business would be had he not had pants on, and they both froze right there for a moment. It looked realy, realy bad. Although I didn't even notice that scene until a pedowood video brought it up. I'm not saying anything was happening, but damn....they should have edited that scene in hindsight
@@raypreseau5360 Buddy Epsen was NOT a pedophile, people need to keep their minds out the gutter, keep in mind that he was a very TALL man and Shirley was only 6 at the time, now I''m sure it LOOKED weird, but I don't think for one moment that there was anything sexual and for someone to even suggest such a thing tells a lot about where their mindset is, but I will check out the scene for myself
THANK YOU FOR POSTING !!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish they had Jane Hathaway and Drysdale.
Nancy Kulp (Jane Hathaway) was already deceased and didn't get along with Buddy Ebsen. She died at only age 69. Raymond Bailey (Drysdale) was also gone. So were the rest. Max Baer is now the only one left.
It was the summer of 1977 or 1978 while vacationing with my friends family ob Balboa Island. Report Beach in Orange County California about 7 of us kids decided we wanted to go to the wedge that day. We didn't have enough bikes for all of us so we walked and along the walk to the ferry that crosses over to the peninsula we were about to pass by Buddy Epsons house. At the time he was Barnaby Jones but our age group grew up on Beverly Hillbillies reruns. His home was custom he lived. There many Years and you could see it several lots in front of us so we started talking about him. It was either 7 young teens talking to loud or more likely our age group and Buddy enjoying being his friendly recognizable self but as we approached his home there he was standing in the internal staircase looking out the tinted window from the second story warm friendly smile on his face waving to us. No words were exchanged but that had to have been our first celebrity sighting for most of us we were all pretty excited after that hell its been over 40 years and ive been kneed in the back by Frank Sinatra shaken hands and spoke to President Ford ive spoken to Gary Busey about Buddy Holly just to mention a few and im getting really excited remembering that summer morning over four decades ago i hope who reads this feels some of that excitement i feel now remembering this and the excitement of that lucky timing morning. Summer Vacation. Over 40 years ago and it seems more like 4 years ago.......peace.
would have loved to see granny the banker and secretary also the goofy neighbors
Oh my gosh granny was a riot
Kimberly Potts well who wouldn't
The banker and his wife WERE the "goofy neighbors".
Donna Douglas came to Leesburg, FL and I got to meet her! ❤❤❤❤
I was 7 years old when this first went on the air. I have memories of it when I was 10 but was to little to care about it before that.
Who didn't LOVE Buddy Ebsen? I may have watched some of this before, or it might have been another show with a very aged male actor. The first thing that I thought of was to Wikipedia when Buddy died. He must have died not too long after this show. I did this when I looked at the Gilligan's Island Reunion. Now I didn't watch a lot of The Beverly Hillbillies but I did watch the show like so many Americans and even people all over the world. I think it is kind of weird that people watch American TV shows. I guess a lot of countries do not have an entertainment industry. And that noted most countries OUTSIDE of the USA do not have ACTORS and CELEBRITIES that influence the people who bring the NEWS to a country. In the USA the ACTORS and the entertainment INDUSTRY and the CORPORATIONS all OWN the MAIN STREAM MEDIA. So we get NEWS that BIG MONEY wants the MASSES to hear. SO MUCH FOR AN OBJECTIVE PRESS or JOURNALISM.
jaxflfreebird Actually, he died about a decade later.
Capitalism and the free enterprise system brought lots of leisure time ... lawns and pets ... tv shows ...
I love these guys ❤
they forgot to mention one thing about The Wizard Of Oz Buddy ended up playing the Witches solder who says to Dorthy "You Killed Her!"
Wow, I did not know that!!
Not true, that was the actor Mitchell Lewis do some research
Wow!!! I'm googly eyed starstruck my favorite celebs. It does remind me of wizard of oz I know you and you and you . This cast is like family for sure. Love and hugs 🥰🌈🤗❤️they don't make great stars like these anymore
JED PLAYED A MEAN OLD CODGER OUT FOR REVENGE ON GUNSMOKE,,,FANTASTIC EPISODE,,,BUDDIE WAS A VERY TALENTED MAN
Your right. He could play a bad guy as well as a lovable character.
The main character now play the tin Man. Was Jack Haley. Buddy ebsen play the movie with Shirley Temple Captain January. Jack Haley also was in Shirley Temple movies. Beverly hillbillies one of my favorite shows. Steelers is today
Jethro's mother was Pearl
Donna Douglas, Nancy Culp, and Buddy Ebsen were all on the Twilight Zone. Similarly, Elizabeth Montgomery, Agnes Moorhead, Dick York, David White from Bewitched were also all on TZ.
@@arhatyellow Your old school like me great show they don't make them like they use to.good clean show that was funny.
as I remember, Buddy Ebsen played the guard who took the witch's broom from Dorthy.
Nope
@@kathrynmolesa1641 I did some research. I'm NOT the only person who thought it was Buddy Ebsen, many people said "It looks like and sounds like him" and it does. However, with more digging I found out it was an actor named "Mitchell
Lewis". I couldn't find anything else about it.
Thank you Donna still Butifull ❤ person. RIP 🙏❤️
It's too bad Max couldn't get approval for his 200 ft oil derrick in Douglas county. I think it would have been a really successful casino if the project had been completed. At least he doubled his money on the land while holding it waiting for the city to make their decision. I don't even remember the Springer show being this normal and on the level. I've always thought it was chaotic from day one. Wierd.
I heard the short-sighted politician/ casino owners put the kibosh on it. Dumbest move ever. It would have drawn tourists from Vegas and made Reno #1 destination
great the best show
In talking about Ebsen's accomplishments, Springer left out the fact that he danced with Shirley Temple.
RIP Buddy Ebsen and Donna Douglas
I bet Jerry Springer never had so much talent on this one stage as with Max; Donna ; and of course Buddy !!!!
I saw Donna Douglas at the galleria in Houston in 78
1:25…..I would totally agree with that statement!😆😆😆
Well doggie! !🥹🇨🇵🇺🇸
Great cast.
Great show.
This must have inspired him to start interviewing the real thing.
Very happy to subscribe.
That's Barnaby Jones.
Donna Douglas was in the The Twilight Zone episode "Eye of the Beholder" where she played an "ugly" woman (if you can believe that one).
'When will they take off the bandages nurse ?' - Rod Serling rules!
That was as where everybody had pig noses wasn't it?
Most of the people on this forum know this, but for those who do not, Max Baer, Jr.'s father, Max Baer, Sr. was heavyweight boxing champion of the world in the 1930's
buddy was THE avid coin collector in hollywood.
Buddy Epson could have died as the Tin Man.
Poor Chjaka; being outed as an excrement-loving deviant always makes him melt down, LOL.
A thin Big black at 1:07 he had just got out of the Navy. Future Stars in the audience.
Buddy was supposed to be the Tin Man in The Wizard Of Oz, be he almost died from an allergy due to the makeup which was aluminum powder.
How in the heck did Jerry's show go from hosting entire casts of iconic American TV and film legends, to midget fights? At some point after this show it must have gone into free fall.
Is it my imagination, or does Jerry keep cutting Max off when he's talking?!
This was shot in 1993. Nancy Kulp died of cancer in 1991. I have a feeling had she been alive and had the health to do it she would have been on this stage as well as the others.
asianwatcher Well no shit Sherlock ya' think
Loved Miss Hathaway
RIP 😔
YES BUDDY