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CelticBomber
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6 years ago

#41

StePHen, check out David Susskind for talk show/interview pioneers.

frankj1 wrote:

Sweet! Thanks for the tip. I've never heard of him before but, a good interviewer is amazing to watch. I don't know who would be considered the top interviewers these days.

frankj1
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6 years ago

#42

Sweet! Thanks for the tip. I've never heard of him before but, a good interviewer is amazing to watch. I don't know who would be considered the top interviewers these days.

CelticBomber wrote:

there may be better since him, but may have created the genre.

I recall enjoying Cavitt's dry style of humor, but he wasn't the type to weigh in with guns blazing.
Ivy League type of guy.

delta1
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6 years ago

#43

Cavett seemed too smug and arrogant to me...Mike Douglas was friendly and easy going and Steve Allen was funny...

RMAN4443
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6 years ago

#44

The ****** Cavett interviews of Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix are pretty cool, and funny...🌫

8trackdisco
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6 years ago

#45

Hogan's Heroes

Speyside
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6 years ago

#46

What's a TV?

Speyside
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6 years ago

#47

And FGM, non of your Victor fetishes. I don't judge, but you never quit.

Krazeehorse
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6 years ago

#48

Crime Story
NYPD Blue
St. Elsewhere

RMAN4443
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6 years ago

#49

Rocky and Bullwinkle Show

Get Smart

and because Get Smart reminded me of Don Adams.....Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales

The Go-Go Gophers, a cartoon spoof of F-Troop

Whistlebritches
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6 years ago

#50

gonna go back a little

Death Valley Days (sponsored by 20 mule team Borax)
Whirlybirds
Cannonball (couple guys in a tractor trailer
Route 66 (couple guys in a vette)
77 Sunset Strip (Kooky, lend me your comb)
Everglades (?) Lincoln Vale of the Everglades?
Our Miss Brooks (with a young Richard Crenna!)
Pete & Gladys
Queen For a Day

frankj1 wrote:

Damn Frank, you and Methuselah sit around and watch these while y'all were in college together?

I've only heard of maybe two of those mentioned

Sunoverbeach
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6 years ago

#51

^^ yeah, thought my parents acclimated me to the older shows but only aware of Rt 66 on that list. Are they talkies or the silent film serials? [frypan]

Mr. Jones
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6 years ago

#52

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pacman357
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6 years ago

#53

Liked the last two

anyone remember The Prisoner ?

tonygraz wrote:

A bit before my time, but I was watching a show on the making of the Iron Maiden album that put the band on the map in a YUGE way. Apparently they called the guy who owned the rights to the show, or the actor or whatever and asked to use a line from the show. They said the conversation was pretty short and IIRC, the dude pretty much just said "sure". The rest is rock history.

delta1
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6 years ago

#54

Ronald Reagan was the narrator of the "Death Valley Days" series...

77 Sunset Strip was a P.I. series set in L.A./Hollywood, starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. in his first of many starring roles in TV dramas