I remember most of these shows. It was a great time for TV.

George Hamilton 's "Paris 7000" was conceived as a replacement for his earlier series, "The Survivors".

Doin a helluva job, fredflix. 👍

"NANNY & THE PROFESSOR" was the last of the five to be cancelled, in December 1971.

0:24 The voice of William Schallert on the ABC promos. 10:07 This "America Alive" promo jingle is very catchy.

3:57- Speaking about "CHER", a CBS executive recalled, "It was like seeing Abbott without Costello". Sonny reteamed with her in January 1976, and they lasted another season and a half.

Those movies toward the end should be shown on Svengoolie. Flood Fire and The Snowbeast.

Really enjoyed this! Sooo many of my faves!

Another great piece of work Sir FredFlix! Thought I'd turn on your "station" for a few seconds and found myself watching the entire real. You have a time machine, alright ... a time machine to good times!!

Ahh watching Laurence well with my parents and Grandparents on Sunday night's. All of them are gone now.

2:42- "Gidget Grows Up" was an attempt to revive the "franchise" for TV (with Karen Valentine obviously standing in for Sally Field). ABC passed on it as a weekly series, and "burned it off" as a "MOVIE OF THE WEEK" on December 30, 1969. By that time, Karen was already being established on "ROOM 222".

4:23- From the producer of "INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME" (1961-'65), with Hal Linden filling Don Ameche's role as emcee [May 19, 1978]. Joseph Cates also produced "CONTINENTAL SHOWCASE", a similar series featuring Jim Backus, as Jackie Gleason's 1966 summer replacement for CBS, and the syndicated "CIRCUS", with Bert Parks as emcee, in the early 1970's. Cates also produced "GREAT CIRCUSES OF THE WORLD", featuring Mary Hart, for ABC as a brief series in 1989 {in the same time period}.

Love this Fred with the exception of Charlie Brown because the black young man is sitting on the side alone 💔

1:50-Toast, popcorn and jelly beans FTW!

Wow... just think how many of the shows plugged in this batch ran for a season or less. :? I don't remember "Temperatures Rising" or "240-Robert" at all.

THE BRADY BUNCH promos were from the Grand Canyon trip episodes & the episode where Greg bought a junker of a car. Those were the first 4 of the 1971-72 season. The Monday Night Football promo was for West Coast stations, with the game starting at 6 PM and followed by 240-ROBERT, which ABC aired before MNF in the East. I liked the Lawrence Welk promo. I didn't appreciate his show when it was on (and my grandmothers liked it), but I can appreciate it now.

Ahhhh...Friday night. Jeno's Pizza Snack Trays and Jell-o 123! All was right w/ the world as long as I saw my Keith Partridge!

What a shame my mom loved Nanny and the professor The eldest son who played hal David Doremus He became an orthodontist for the stars and still lives in Hollywood Trent Lehman who played Butch Tragically committed suicide Because of lack of acting parts He had just terned 20 years old Richard long died in 1974 Due to a heart attack which was the reason for the demise of the show.1971 "Nanny And The Professor" My mom cried the day she heard The show was cancelled It was her favorite show And i felt bad because it made Her sad. Kim Richards is still acting Juliette Mills is still acting

According to Jane & Michael Stern's "The Encyclopedia Of Bad Taste",sometime in the late 60's,Lawrence Welk once appeared at a live show in the hippie costume seen at 12:07 ;the audience became dead quiet. Welk quickly removed the costume and switched back to his traditional suit,but that particular show,the damage had been done.

Great just great, thanks for the memories.

*sigh* Good old days

Great job again! Keep them coming!

Yes! Yes! Friday night goodies! 😀 Let me get my popcorn!

A few months ago, I rented The Pat Paulsen Half a Comedy Hour from Netflix and it was not as good as I thought but it was nostalgically funny. His show was kind of modeled after the zany, off-beat comedy of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In. What a great reminder of all the great...and not so great television we had in the 70s. Thanks, Fred.

Was that Quentin from Dark Shadows on the Falcon Crest promo?

My favorite show in this grouping was/is "White Shadow". My ex and I regularly watched it. It was well written; the characters were interesting; the plots were believable and compelling. I haven't watched The Grammy Awards for 20 years mainly because the music of the past 20+ years is just not listenable. The melodies are repetitive and often devoid of any soul or lyricism but they do have plenty of auto tuning. In general the songs sound as if they used only 4 notes on the piano. And, the lyrics are often just too dang naughty and offensive. And, the result of hearing these songs on dancing/movement can be very suggestive, even nasty.

I never liked the peanuts Cartoon i felt sorry for Charlie Brown it always depressed me charlie brown let people walk over him he never had any back Bone i would have told peppermint patty to get her freeloading ass out of my house and take her friends With her

where do you find all this material?

Karen Valentine was cool

Lawrence Welk looks like Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer!!!

Pat Paulson and Johnny Cash. I dig it ! Lots of good stuff on this vid.

OMG SUPER SOUL!!!!!!!

I always wanted to be Cher!

I just got a tan 😎

FALCON CREST!

Cher without Sonny was just awful.My late father loved How The West Was Won.

Yes I grew up in the 70s, and the 70s truly sucked!