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Already knew about this -- he mentioned it in his autobiography.

FRANKENSTEIN JR IS SIMULAR TO GIGANTOR

SO COOL !

John Travolta would've made a great Fonz! He would be a lot cooler! And more harsh core, just like his 1977 role in Saturday Night Fever as part of an Italian family hitting the Disco floor and the Greaser in Grease in 1978!! They should've chosen him!! 4:20

Andy and Don had such chemistry! My mom discovered them in the movie "No Time for Sergeants", said she laughed so hard!! When The Andy Griffith Show came out, she was all over that! We grew up watching it, of course. That, and the Incredible Mr Limpet -- Don Knotts was always a family favorite. There are so many great Barney Fife scenes, but one of my favorites is when Andy & Helen are stuck in a cave and manage to get out. They see the rescue effort that Barney has put together, so they go back INTO the cave, so Barney can rescue them. It was so sweet, I thought -- Andy really did his best to help boost Barney's ego and confidence.

I draw, paint and make small models of my favourite buildings. But this 😳 WOW ! How fun, awesome and useful 🐙🐋🐬🐟🐠🐡🐳

Thanks for a wonderful little documentary! You have a great voice and excellent cadence for this. Such a dying art, people finding their own voice and cadence. I've tried to make a couple videos speaking and realized I speak too slow with inflated pauses. I notice some vids you can double the speed and the voice stays the same pitch. I need this. Actually I just need more practice. I'm subbing. 🙂

0:10 That's the great Hammond & Wurlitzer ES reed organist Ken Griffin on that TV screen. He made many records, but was also the featured artist/ host of the peculiarly done TV show _67 Melody Lane_ ( many eps on ytb). Not sure what came first, the record album 67 Melody Lane, or the show. However it is an excellent record and features Ken Griffin on the Wurlitzer electrostatic continuous free reed organ ( a great animated tech article- North Suburban Hammond Organ Service , then tech article, then Wurli 4600) . Ken had a hypnotically enjoyable, and seemingly elementary style, but was anything but that. He just made it sound easy. He made many Hammond organ records, but Ken was not only an experimenter in the studio much like Les Paul, he and Les were good friends. For all of you musicians out there, Ken really was an innovator. Read all about his studio prowess in an article titled, " Ken Griffin Special Effects " ( by Eric Larson or Larsen). The article also shows the first Spring Reverb invented by Laurens Hammond, and was standard in several Hammond Tone Cabinet models ( a tone cabinet is a self contained amplified speaker cabinet. Basically the foundation Don Leslie used to make a Leslie Speaker ( See Leslie Model 30A for a real treat, as the horns were made from a a block of wood and two paper mache horns painted with thick grey metallic paint). Record albums Ken Griffin played the 1953-1963 Wurlitzer 4600 series electrostatic continuous free reed organ on: Ken Griffin -67 Melody Lane Ken Griffin -Cruising Down The River Ken Griffin -Skating Time ( a staple of skating rinks!) Ken Griffin -Anniversary Songs ( I have contention to believe Ken used Hammond on this album as well. In fact in the studio Ken would even use Conn organs. However since he might have had an endorsement with Wurlitzer and or Hammond he might not have made it known on the album sleeve. I know when a Wurlitzer is present in mix. Wurlitzers had more sizzle. Also, Wurlitzer continuous free reeds had the distinction of having an instant snappy attack. This is due to the clever total redesigning of the original "Keyed reed electrostatic reed designs from 1946-1952. Those first models had a slow onset of the note because it takes time for the reed to build up it's vibration after suction is applied. They overcame this by putting all of the reeds in a soundproof fiber box via clever cast metal sub-enclosures, and applying air suction to all reeds continuously. As you'll see in the article I noted above, these were extremely well crafted organs. Wurlitzer invented 'Sustain' on electronic organs beginning with the 1953 model 4600 full console organs and the 1953 model 4410 'spinet' version ( 13 pedals instead of 25, and 2 x 43 keys instead of 2 x 61 keys). Jan Giradot Master Organ List and the 1986 Organ Blue Book are excellent references.

saw it today ... nowhere near as bad as I thought it would be, but shouldv'e been re-worked before pilot stage into something much better. Her and Gale Gordon as a 'George and Mildred' type thing?

My dog could play toto.

My first thought was that it was Wally Cox.

They were pretty awesome I still love their music today

They both rip off some Shazam

I liked Space Ghost and Frankenstein Jr.Young Samson was lousy.

This is so good

what is that piano music

It all comes down to the innate snobbery of the Burtons ,who thought they needed no instruction from an American t.v show maker ,who they thought would be overwhelmed by their agreeing to appear on her show. Perhaps he forgot that when Lucy and Desi were at the peak of their popularity and were making "The long long trailor" ,a humble ,short kid can be seen looking up to them ,while they didn't even bother to come down from their vehicle to greet Elizabeth Taylor who had not got her ring then and Cleopatra was just a movie in the vague future. I personally think Lucy overshadowed the couple and they got their most popular appearance on this show. For all the greediness they had shown by asking for an exorbitant amount ,asking for two separate bungalows and drives.....insisting on some of his friends being accomadated on the show ( the hotel manager) ,Lucy was brilliant and they were just a couple of jaded over rated stars ,who could never measure up to her brilliance and that's what infuriated the pompous Burton......that here was a woman who was not falling over herself in the presence of arrogant stars like the Burtons and Crawford. As for Benny ,their friendship was something that brought laghter and joy to millions of fans from their shows togther Jack Benny insisted on being part of a Dean Martin show to honour Lucy when he was very sick ( he died a few months later) Lucy is still loved and adored by her fans while the Burtons have been deposited on the dust heap of History ,

spy shadow was my favorite and frankenstein jr ted cassidys voice was the best

Thank God!

I used to watch the show when I was a kid. Not sure why, but I can't stand it now as an adult

Now I know another piece of Monkees trivia. Another: Stephen Stills auditioned for the Monkees, was rejected for bad teeth and thinning hair (TV show, you know), and recommended Peter Tork.

Bud Cowsill was a text book Grandiose Narcissist. Basically a Psychopath who destroyed everyone around him. So sad because the band had so much potential.

That was fun, thanks!

I MUCH preferred the radio shows!

Crazy! Luckily Travolta made it at a music star. His hit "Let Her In" was Gold and the highlight of his career. LOL

I always wondered what she looked like when she was younger Good job. Continue to RIP Frances Bavier They couldnt have found a better Aunt Bee than her she was great

Saw interview with Andy where he said it was his "priviledge" to watch Don Knotts turn into Barney Fife before scene together...❤

He is eloquent recollection of his biting hatred of her and his harsh criticism of the iconic Lucille Ball. He is so correct of the ability of Elizabeth Taylor's presence on screen or in person. She is captivating!!! I am huge fan of all 3 and I thought the episode was hysterical!

Problem is Kent McCord was a horrible actor. Would not have worked.

Another clip where Don Knott's is off Camera dying laughing is when Gomer Pyle is yelling out " Citizens Arrest!!! CITIZENS ARREST!! I guess Jim Nabors timing was so on par he couldn't control himself!

Very interesting video. And here's a little remembered fact. The Love American Style episode was originally titled "Love and the New TV." Only in reruns, with the success of Happy Days, was it renamed "Love and the Happy Days."

As for the first add, don't care, you got what you deserved, so stop whining. Don't start what you can't finish. As for the Cowsills doco, great stuff

I am old enough to remember all of this. In my opinion, the show failed because slapstick comedy went out of fashion by the mid-80s. It also didn't help being schedueled on Saturday.

She’s looking like Don Knotts in The Ghost and Mr Chicken!😂😂

She’s looking like Don Knotts in The Ghost and Mr Chicken!😂😂

when winkler was asked to play in Grease he said he didnt want to be known for only that type of acting he wanted to do other things but knew he stuffed up when Grease made it big with travoltas career too

That’s great. I don’t know anything.

Gary Morton made her do it and made her pass on playing rose nyland on golden girls . She just wasn't funny anymore and the lublic was tired of her bullshwt bigotry. She never employed blacks or asian or latins in any of her sitcoms. The public was done watching another show that was all about her.

As if anyone liked this arrogant drunken Brit, who was entirely over rated.

Saw The Cowsills perform tonight. It was great!

I’ve been a big fan of both for years, and I still am. But who truly deserves the title "King of Cool"? Let’s break it down. First, Dean Martin. When Sammy Davis Jr. wasn’t invited to the White House to celebrate JFK’s victory-despite all he'd done to help JFK get elected-Dean, who was invited, flatly said, “No Sammy, no Deano.” Now that’s loyalty, kids. Dean also showed real class by halting the Matt Helm movies out of respect for Sharon Tate after her tragic death. And let’s be honest, how many people could handle Jerry Lewis’s bullshit for ten straight years? Now, let’s talk about Steve McQueen. Many great movies, no doubt, but he had a reputation for being insecure and often acted like a prima donna on set, add to that some domestic issues-not exactly cool. However, he was undeniably passionate about racing. Movies like On Any Sunday and Le Mans showcase this passion. Sure, many might not have seen them, but I did, and they were undeniably cool. So, who’s the true "King of Cool"? It’s a close call, but Dean’s loyalty, class, and patience make a strong case.

Ang was definitely amused!😊😂😂😂😂

Im The Black Fonz!!!!

I've noticed that Lucille will always insult their guests...all of them. There was laughs but to me it's very degrading people. And with the I love Lucy episodes I always thought that Vivian is the most funniest among four of them. Too bad she didn't get that proper recognition and credit. To me, truthfully, I find her the one who carried the show and truly talented and a fine opera singer. She is a multi-talented brilliant actress and just set aside. She is the reason I watch I love Lucy and The Lucy show.

I loved this show!!

Thanks.

First time I view her story and now about this wicked witch 🧙

Yes, I did know it; it took 20 takes for Don to do that scene with Floyd - yelling in his face and cracking up all the time, in the Guest of Honor episode … 😅

Don Knotts obviously was going on Tina's looks alone. Tina was not true with Don about giving him false hope for that year. There would not be anything wrong with just saying "no". Don, I'm sure, soon got over it and moved on with his life. Perhaps they may have asked their agents whether or not a work project may have worked out between them instead?

I love Travolta, but he is way too Hammy to play Fonzie.