RMAN4443
6 years ago

You heard wrong.

tonygraz wrote:


I was? Who was the first?
frankj1
6 years ago
RMAN4443
6 years ago

Lassie?

frankj1 wrote:


Drafter saw her B00Bs....8-[
izonfire
6 years ago

Drafter saw her B00Bs....8-[

RMAN4443 wrote:



Good mammaries
dstieger
6 years ago

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

RMAN4443 wrote:




I am always reassessing how well shows do (with me) after passage of time.
After watching some Bullwinkle and Go Go Gophers in recent years, I'm blown away by how well they have aged.
Bullwinkle managed to write to both children and adults better than any other show I can think of. I didn't think much of Dudley Do Right, but the other 'associated' shorts with Bullwinkle, like Peabody and Fractured Fairy Tales were witty, comic genius. Go Go Gophers were just plain funny -- in a almost slap-stick, but smarter sort of way.
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago

I was? Who was the first?

RMAN4443 wrote:



Google ruling: No exposure. One producer wanted to keep the navel exposed but execs had a conniption and fabric and makeup were added to hide the provocative belly button. Similar measures were taken to keep Mary Ann and Ginger decent while stuck on the island.

First navel flashing was Yvette Mimieux in a '64 episode of Dr. Kildare. Later there were a couple Star Trek episodes in '67 & '68 where Uhura and guest star Nancy Kovak slipped by censors. Eventually Cher blew the door wide open on the Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour to some scandal and an article in People
RMAN4443
6 years ago

Google ruling: No exposure. One producer wanted to keep the navel exposed but execs had a conniption and fabric and makeup were added to hide the provocative belly button. Similar measures were taken to keep Mary Ann and Ginger decent while stuck on the island.

First navel flashing was Yvette Mimieux in a '64 episode of Dr. Kildare. Later there were a couple Star Trek episodes in '67 & '68 where Uhura and guest star Nancy Kovak slipped by censors. Eventually Cher blew the door wide open on the Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour to some scandal and an article in People

Sunoverbeach wrote:


Ok, now I know.....thank you SoB....🍺
jespear
6 years ago
Car 54 Where Are You ?
Thank you, Mr Jones, for reminding me of that show. LOVED it.

77 Sunset Strip . . . CONNIE STEVENS ! ! !
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