NBC Historic Rare 1960s TV Show Promos - Part 2

First, the complete version of the Rowan & Martin promo cut off in part 1. Then more of Bill Feigenbaum's work. Bill designed and animated all of this artwork, which was virtually the entire NBC promo look of this time - a one-man promo production machine. From 1980s film transfer.
• It all adds up on NBC
• Tonight Show open incomplete
• Thursday Night This Fall - Daniel Boone, Ironside, Dragnet 68, Dean Martin
• NBC Daytime promos, NBC Sports open, NBC Week
• Man from Uncle Friday 8:30
• NBC Experiment in Television
• CBS All in the Family
• Time-Life, Wishbone, Command, more
• Monkees Monday 7:30
• I Dream of Jeannie Next, then Roger Miller
• Tarzan Friday 7:30, Man from Uncle, The Virginian, Bob Hope, I Spy
• NBC Week Thursday (dupe) Daniel Boone, Ironside, Dragnet, Dino
• Danny Thomas Tonight at 9
• Annie Get Your Gun Sunday In Color!, Jerry Lewis, Huntley Brinkley open
• NBC Week promo all shows - 1966? (has Star Trek)
• Star Trek premiere promo Thursday Sept 15 "Galactic Premiere"

[@lp-xl9ld]

I remember many of these shows, but I also remember we didn't have a color set back then...

[@DVSyoutube]

4:45 This was a fall promo of CBS for the 1971-72 television season, "Where the good times are."

[@uncatholic_pope]

You should know that you have posted the only clip out there of any live footage of the Roger Miller Show I’ve yet to find. Thank you so much!!!

[@jaycordova]

Thanks. I know there must be things in here nobody else has. Bill Feiganbaum said NBC didn't make an effort to save promos, which there is no future use for. And no VCRs in the 60's.

[@fromthesidelines]

And that was from the January 19, 1966 "pilot episode", which appeared right after a 90 minute "BOB HOPE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL" (at the time this promo was produced, Roger's weekly series hadn't begun production as yet).

[@JulianAlpsNews]

Love the creativity on display here, a sad contrast to the painfully formulaic approach of most present-day promos.

[@ScoopNemeth]

5:17 until 5:35 - I'm guessing this was the endtag bumper at the end of newscast closes on stations owned by Time/Life Broadcast stations (KMGH Denver, WRTV Indianapolis, KERO Bakersfield and KGTV San Diego), then McGraw Hill and now Scripps.

[@FeliceChiapperini]

Everything seemed to be brown and orange.

[@ianbruce9603]

Yes. The color "blue" wasn't invented until 1973 by the Monsanto Corporation - that's why we still have so few foods that come in that color. Still, we've got it better than people pre-1950 when the entire world was in black & white.

[@jeffmissinne3866]

But seriously folks... The Eastman Kodak color film made in the 1950's-70's was subject to color fading over time in the blue-green spectrum. The extent varied according to the quality control of the processing lab and the conditions the films were stored. By the 1980's a low-fade film was available.