Same here! xoxo

Me too 💕

I miss my family. A lot of them have passed away. These shows remind me of my late aunt and grandmother.

I've been watching again and again for more than a year , yes , the series is saving me too.

This show too, is helping me get through the worse period of my Life! My Darling Daughter passed away. It has been 10mos. I too watched this show, so Many years ago! Little did I know then, this show in a strange was a prelude, to what I would experience. ❤️

I hated this show when it was in prime time. I went out of my way to avoid it. I especially hated the character Kate the couple of times I was forced to watch it. Then, just a few years later, a local UHF station started repeating the episodes in the afternoons, five times a week. Not only did I get hooked on the show, but Kate turned out being my favorite character. Lol.... Go Figure! 😂

My little brother rode right out of our driveway at high speed on his purple banana bike and slid underneath a passing car in '73. He went all the way underneath and emerged on the other side without injuries. The poor driver was a wreck though.

My sister had the same thing happen, she had only just passed her test and this kid came out of nowhere and hit her car. He was only shaken but my sister was a mess and she has never ever driven a car since. That was over 38 years ago.

@@lisajimenez3760 Wow! You win.. That is crazy, what a lucky kid

I hit a Kid that was running along the sidewalk in the same direction. Next thing I know she turns and runs right in front of me. I hit her and she flew in the air and landed with a thud. I stopped and got out but others had stopped as well and she was still just laying there. I thought I had killed her. Then she all of a sudden gets up and starts yelling and running around. Someone was trying to comfort me as I sat in the car but once she started yelling and that I got angry. She wasn't speaking English so it took some time to find her Mother. I was told it wasn't my fault and to just go by the Police. I never forgot it either but I stayed angry for a long time. She had no business being alone and no reason to turn in the middle of the block and dash right into the road. Children must be taught to cross at corners and never come out from between two parked cars. Guess I'm still 😠 angry.

I bet. Good story! Thanks!

I also was bit on the shoulder by a stray cat that jumped on me ( I was about 3 and don’t remember it happening). My parents had to trap the cat so they could take it to be tested for rabies. I’m not sure where they took the cat, vet maybe? But they had to put the cat down and cut its head off to be tested. The cat didn’t have rabies.

Not many people wore seatbelts until about 1983 . It became a law. weird that it took THAT long!

We are watching them at the same time. :)

In my opinion, this is one of the best episodes.

I agree

I'd like the whole season all together without the comercials

The raccoon was injured and they were attempting to rehabilitate him before releasing him back into the wild

Yes, they always attribute His Protection to "luck."

The world is not "christian" don't you realize?

I am really was here in my dream come true I just in case of power has been there since I had to get the same time years before New DVD releases on Facebook messenger key magic New dream key new number of times picture awards TCM hollywood

Kate and Doug decided to get rid of the TV after Buddy watched Battle of the Network Stars and freaked out when she saw Kristy Mcnichol competing in the triathlon, she said holy wow I can't believe that chick looks like she could be my twin!!

@@XxowendanxX When Kate was crying at the beginning of this show, she was dreaming that Willie became a published author and moved out of the guest house at the age of 41!!

@@johnhartsock1891 yes, at age 41 Willie was able to publish a work about the coming y2k crisis.

@@XxowendanxX Willie eats like a cow chews his cud. The only thing he was more ravenous about than food were his makeout sessions with Shelley Long.

@@johnhartsock1891 eat, screw chicks, and lay around being lazy. Willie's actions seem perfectly sensible to me

Me, too! I recognized that guinea pig squeak immediately. The minute Buddy mentioned she was getting a raccoon... I thought, "oh crap, that is a BAD idea.." They're wild animals, and will need huge accommodations. Keeping one in a small cage like that is like keeping a goldfish in a Ziploc bag :/ Kate was not herself, as I would expect her to say "ABSOLUTELY not!" at the first mention of a raccoon. My guinea pigs would squeal in unison every time I opened the refrigerator door :)

You are right! I had never noticed this before you pointed it out. But, yes, that is a guinea pig whistle.

It's like an episode of the Twilight Zone!

First time I’ve seen this show get into the bizarre and creepy. Very much Twilight Zonish…and I LOVE The Twilight Zone!

And add no texting while crossing the st, driving, or walking.

It was mine too, along with "Dallas!" Today it is "Blue Bloods!"

Yeah, going to the doctor is pretty scary now. All they care about is money.

@@cheryldahl9192 Not the doctors themselves, but the corporations they all seem to have to work for. Very few independent medical practices these days. I have doctors in my family and they are just as frustrated as the rest of us.

​@@thekirksiffs5285I found a smaller community hospital. I think these big corporate hospitals are evil. Some doctors banded together and made their own practice.

It’s 2023 and it’s scarier!!

Sada Thompson was perfectly cast

You're right they all had an "esp" episode. It was easy for writers to jump on the bandwagon and give legitimacy to this nonsense for 45 min.

I noticed a lot of tv shows had an episode with an ouiji board too. I was shocked recently when Downton Abbey had an episode with it!

@PS I really love Night Gallery, it's one of my favorites!👍🏽💯🤗

Paranormal stuff has been having a revival lately!

​@@vcrcookingYou call it nonsense, but stranger things than this have taken place in real life. Back in 2005 I had a feeling of dread that started on a Thursday night, and kept getting worse over Friday and Saturday. For some reason it seemed to have something to do with my motorcycle. Unfortunately, that was my only transportation at the time, and there was no other way for me to get to work. Always a cautious rider, I became ultra aware of my surroundings on the road. Sunday morning the dread was so great I wouldn't leave the house. I spent my day off channel surfing, trying to calm down. Around noon the dread started lifting, and an hour later I was back to normal. An hour after that, I got a long distance phone call. My sister had been killed riding a motorcycle with her husband that morning. How can something like that really be explained? She was pronounced dead at the local hospital a few minutes past noon. You can scoff, or you can call it nonsense. I know what I experienced, though.

Becki Green well, “ slow and go” is California🤷🏼‍♀️

@@lisapelarske1634 You do get busted for it, though. (Californian here)

Yes she appears to drive really fast too!

She had to get back home without delay. The bottle of wine was patiently waiting for her.

Probably because she doesn't care what happens to the raccoon versus worrying about striking a child while driving.

Buddy should never have been allowed to keep a raccoon as a pet. They are not meant to be pets. Kate knows this!

The first episode I watched was her forcing her daughter to go back to her husband who she'd just caught in bed with one of her friends...I now understand why the kids all lean on dad emotionally.

You are right, Kate is cold and too private

@@susantulleynehus5054 I wasn't commenting on the actor's skills or abilities. I'm saying that the _character_ felt aloof and cold.

It scared me now as an adult! A creepy but entertaining episode of this epic series xoxo

@@just4music687 it's looks like me feel like feeling like TV show on doing live concert really remember reel thing it's looks i am really level 🎚️ and

But it established part of the dream. She said she heard thumping. The thumping was a basketball

The music on the radio was correct.

She heard thumping and the music on the radio was what made her slam on the breaks

She was going to find out what Derek Llewellyn was in line life look back really remember reel thing it's looks like a family 70s 80s she was my first time ever

@@derekllewellyn6663 Sicko

My dad had a Pinto wagon. Coolest back seats EVER! They were angled down, you "sunk" into them. My dad finally sold it and came into the kitchen, where my sister and I were sitting. He threw seven $100 bills on the table I freaked the fuck out! I was about 6 or 7, thought that was all the money in the world. Silly me.

@@theartofwar7806 my Mom had one too. I would sit all the way in the back so I didn't have to sit by my brother. We didn't worry about being seat belted in back then. One day I was messing with the latch and I actually fell out when my Mom went around a corner. My mother didn't notice until about a mile down the road. My brother watched the whole thing! He didn't even tell her until she asked where I was. My brother and I got along so well. Lol. Btw. I was ok! An older lady saw it happen. It was in front of her house and sat with me until my Mom came back. Can you imagine if that happened these days? My mother would have been arrested.

Station Wagons were not cool. At all. Your Mom was right.

@@jogirl770 Great story. Times were much more fun. My Moms' passenger door would swing open and hit garbage cans in the alley. We all rode in the the back of the truck to Baseball Games. One time my friend and I snuck from the back of the truck into the trailer while were stopped at a gas station. It was hilarious and scary and so much fun. We never really thought about how much trouble my Parents would've been in. We went for a least an hour before they pulled over and we got out and opened the back of the truck. They weren't really sure whether we had done it or just pretended to do it. God we laughed that Summer; we were both turning 13 and on a trip to Victoria.

@@lorimiller4301 Good times back then and we survived!

...Also appeared in Roots, & ex-husband of actress Tyne Daly.

I guess its just a regular double bed like most couples had in those days. It was before most people had queen size beds.

They actually don’t make noises like that, they chitter or make a trilling sound. My aunt & uncle had a pet raccoon.

I miss the Love Boat. It still makes me grin from ear to ear. I watched some Charlie's Angels and couldn't believe how much I missed the music. Brought back such happy feelings.

I wish one could watch Eight is Enough without a laugh track, though. xoxo

I liked that show too they don't make them like those anymore

Today's is sex n violence

The animal had been injured and they were trying to help him get well before letting him loose

We had pet skunks as kids back in the 70's. They were actually very sweet and gentle, but they scared hell out of the mailman :).

@@XxowendanxX Kate is absolutely losing it. She's got her high school driver's ed teacher on speed dial!!

If you love a baby animal you will see how much they love you. Love is an amazing power.

@@johnhartsock1891 she went all day without a drink she had to hurry back to her wine bottle!! 🍷 🍼

You mean no personality🤔

@@karlamaecanine5614 low key

Well...acting style, anyway. We don't know this was how either of them were at home. People who knew James say nice things about him but OTOH fans who don't know actors tend to think the actors are just like their parts and that may not be true. James was pretty much just displaying the standard good guy "background" supportive style role. Matthew has a lost little boy-ish shruggie-shruggie thing that he still plays off of. I mean you're looking at acting roles. Neither seemed/seems (obviously James is long gone now) to be incredibly versatile - each nailed a "type" and has acted that particular part, more or less. (Straight man/good guy for James, straight man/little boyish for Matthew.) I'm not being disrespectful, I do like them both.

@@Juliet_Capulet I like your comment, I like your thinking...it isn’t superficial criticism based upon a limited perspective but the overall reality of actors & the expectation they’re expected to agree to based on the script written specifically for their character. An actors only as good as the script they’re intended to follow.

@@sarahreid3467 You must come from a stupid loud over-emotive trash culture.

Raccoon should not be living in a cage. Free the raccoon.

@@denisespurlock7869 I think he had been injured and they were trying to nurse him back to health before letting him back into the wild.

@@XxowendanxX Wouldn't the woman who gave Buddy the raccoon to care for have known if the animal had had a rabies vaccination? Wouldn't the Lawrences have insisted on its being vaccinated before allowing it at their home? The hospital could have called her to find out that information and possibly gotten a rabies tag number, and that would have saved a lot of the uncertainty.

@@vivianpowell1732 the animal was found injured in the wild, he didn't have any kind of vaccination or any other type of medical certificate that one may find for a domestic animal. As far as the Lawrences not allowing the raccoon in the house due to safety concerns, this was the 1970s. The phenomenon of people attempting via procedures to create an entirely risk free existence is something that got it's start at some point over the last 20 to 30 years so no, Buddy wanted to help the raccoon get well and I'm sure it never crossed the Lawrences' mind for even a fleeting moment to forbid Buddy from bringing the raccoon in the house or otherwise attempting to do her part to help him get better.

@@XxowendanxX Really? You make the 1970s sound like ancient history. My family had two dogs back in the 1950s and we had them vaccinated for rabies every year and put their tags on. Both measures were required by our county, even for dogs such as ours who lived indoors with a fenced backyard for outdoor needs. One child in our community was bitten by a wild animal who escaped, so he had to receive the older treatment (3 shots in the stomach) that the doctor in this Family episode mentioned. The 1950s also saw the development of the polio vaccine for humans. Vaccines for measles and mumps came along in the 1960s. Our society was not naive about taking protective measures before the time when you came along, as you would have us believe. Your perspective suggests you are relatively young.

Our travelingzoo usually insurance only covers the person who was in the incident, the person who actually was in the incident, Doug wasn't .

Plot point..... else no episode.

I got a ticket for that once. It's called a rolling stop.

...Isn't it though?

I wish I had! I missed out on skateboarding.

Me too and Jean Overalls. Shag haircut.

That's what I'm saying. I hate when animals are used in entertainment. And it is RIDICULOUS that they would observe the raccoon for any extended period before giving Buddy rabies vaccination. The minute you show even one symptom of rabies, you are dead, nothing can help you.

It's a real thing. I've had it happen many times. I believe that's how Deja Vue works. You dream what's going to happen then when it does, you feel the Deja Vue as you recall that particular moment of the dream. So fascinating, it means things are planned out ahead of time.

@@lorimiller4301 - it's trippy.

@@lorimiller4301 I know exactly what you are talking about as I have experienced this many times

@@mississippimud7046 thank you for sharing that. I love the validation. I've had so many strange things happen that I love to hear others have experienced similar paranormal type events. I remember having dreams as a Child that later came true as an Adult. I went through a period of a few years where I had Deja Vue a hundred times. Then it tapered off. It's been super interesting but not too many people can relate to it. Glad to know I'm not alone. 🙂

I LOVE 70s TV commercials, and I look them up on youtube. They just don't make commercials like that anymore.

I think the explanation for precognition can be found in chaos theory. Albert Einstein once said, "Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana." I can understand the appeal (appeel?) of the banana, but what do the time flies see in the arrow? No arrow I've ever seen would be good eating... HAIL ERIS! ALL HAIL DISCORDIA!!!

It was a joke showing that she is superstitious too. That's why she said it that way.

Dr Weiss.

Lol, I can't even get the doctor's admin staff to answer the phone. Also, who calls a hospital and says "let me speak to Dr. Weiss", as if he is a friend.

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