I remember the syndicated version better (_Black Sheep Squadron_)

My folks were on a religious kick around that time. My mom said watching TV was a sin because it was a waste of time, so I justified watching this show by telling her it was a way of learning history.

My dad loved that too.

Found both seasons of Baa Baa sheep on DVD, this show got me interested in ww2

First Season: Baa Baa Black Sheep Second Season: Black Sheep Squadron

Of one of the dumbest shows ever. Totally ridiculous those three would EVER pass a police academy. Might mess up their ' hair-do's'. Pfssssst.

@@Melinda8162 OK Karen.

Richard Crena was in HIGH DEMAND THROUGH THE 70'S 80'S AND 90'S.

Cant nothin get with that 70'S HAIR.

Baa Baa Blacksheep...with NO "black people".

I luv Quincy!!

And I wonder about the actors. I'm sure they thought they had their big break when they were cast in a series. But I've never heard of a lot of them. I wonder how much other stuff they did.

Yeah I was 10 yrs old in 76 I remember all these shows except ball 4 lol that sucked Rotten eggs lol

And think about how difficult it is just to get a show on the air, Then most of them vanish without a trace. The memorable shows are a small percentage of a small percentage.

I counted only 4 great ones.

From Steven Bochco as well

12:12 The hottest Angel, IMHO. Still beautiful now. Not that Farrah (RIP) and Kate weren't hot too, of course...

Right...😒

She was tall and looked a bit exotic or "half-something". Probably would be the most hyped of the 3 if the show ran today, as would Janet on 3s company instead of Chrissy

@@urbanleftbehind Janet didn't act as much like an air head as Chrissy so more appealing to most guys.

@@hydrolito Suzanne Somers was very competitive with Joyce DeWitt.

Cheryl Ladd is my favorite. Her father-in-law was movie legend Alan Ladd

What's up Strange?

He was right!

I agree with you for the most part. Network TV had to cast a pretty wide "net" and appeal to a large segment of the TV viewing population. So a lot of shows had to be watered down

How about Chips? It ran from 1976-1983

I remember Mr. T and Tina....vaguely....and Baa Baa Black Sheep.

@@dougghiz8339 CHiPS debuted in the Sept 1977 on NBC.

@@teresapflaumer5717 I remember Larry Wilcox as Jon Baker & Eric Estrada as Frank Poncelleroon that show.

Jack Klugman had charisma to spare.

I was thinking yo yo = Hymie of Get Smart

That show was so bad n unfunny

You're not far off. 🤖

It was a rare ABC Sitcom that didn't insult your intelligence. Sadly, when CBS took it to Saturday night, it was killed off by ABC's "junk food" cop show Starsky & Hutch.

Mine too, I have every episode, unfortunately on VHS, great show

Great show. I've seen every episode at least twice.😊

I was crushing hard on Bernadette Peter's too...

omg I did that cut from beautiful long blonde hair to a bowel haircut at 7 years old and boy did I regret it 😂

Last time I checked there was only one world

@@evelk5233 No there is not a one world regime that governs all people. There are various nations with no one-world government or other institution overseeing all people on earth. Such a one-world regime that brings all of the people on earth together would be tyrannical and obliterate the natural affinities and loyalties of the distinct peoples of the world.

The book goes into it even further, but the mini-series is very bold about that subject, just as you say. It has a lot of other things going for it too. "Best Sellers" also has "Once An Eagle," a very good story. I always wonder how many Sam Elliott fans don't even know it exists.

@@evelk5233 But not a one-world government uniting the entire world so that nations no longer exist.

Jaclyn, not Jacklyn. She never had a "K" in her first name

Maybe as a full-length feature film.

I was in sixth grade watching these shows, God I'm old

@@willielarimer7170 Fourth grade here - feel old too.

Who would play Yoyo in your dream reboot?

@@oncydium Ben stiller as Holmes and Colin Hanks as yoyo

notgrillo collector/ gamer I thought Gemini Man looked familiar. As elusive as Robert Denby.

$40 Antenna and a Compass and you can still get 25+ Channels in some areas

11:21 "Once upon a time, there were THREE LITTLE GIRLS who went to the police academy" Could they make it any more sexist? LOL

And that's a bad thing? 😆

of the five cast members of the first two, and the last one are all over as 'that guy from that show' character actors... but I couldn't have even guessed their names w/o the Clip either - Chris Stone appears to have been the Villain of the week on just about Everything in the 80s - Todd Susman saw his hairline recede soon after (this is the most hair I've ever seen him have) , and got a lot of work as Cops and or petty criminals; Newhart might be his most notable (look him up on IMDB and his face will surely ring some bells) - Britt Leach appears to have been a 'guest' on everything 80's as well, with 5 episodes of the Waltons across 3 seasons being the closest he came to a successful series

Consider yourself lucky. ☘️

IIRC the general policy was "Viewer Discretion Advised" for anything that skewed too close to an R Rated Film something tells me "AO" for Serpico was a Marketing stunt, more so than a proper content advisory

As do I.

That show was the WORST depiction of Japanese-Americans before the TV version of Gung Ho.

"I pitty the fool who doesn't wax on wax off!!"

Don’t forget Norman Lear

Cutting-edge technology in 1976. I was still using a slide rule, but bought a TI-56 late that year.