Watching the late great Ron Weiner's Emmy Award winning technical direction is thrilling. Ron, like Phil, was a pioneer in the way that Daytime Television Talk Shows were shot and executed. Thanks for sharing.

That rope bit killed me 🤣😆🤡

Max Headroom looked more realistic than that anchor.

This was used in the Mike gaffigan show

I watched this that night in March 1983. Two months later the V miniseries also premiered. NBC had a lot of good stuff on in the 1980s.

Mmer gerd 0:04

Back when she had no idea what the future held for her

What an amazingly clean copy! Absolute treasure.

The White Sox Uniforms were TERRIBLE!!

Thanks for posting this. I never watched the complete interview with Redd Foxx. I loved how candid and honest he was bout race in Hollywood. The Bob Hope interview was cool. Too bad he was having MULTIPLE affairs during their marriage well into his 70s. Either Mrs. Hope was in denial, lying, had an arrangement, or just put on a good face for the cameras.

Old Chicago had the the first indoor amusement park. The roller coaster was the best! I think it was called, "The Chicago Loop". They even filmed one of my favorite movies there called The Fury. Man I miss that place and those good times in the 70's.

I had this too.

Reagan was great

Damn! I want to know who won!

When did "powder puff" become a term for something boyish made specially for girls, i.e. Big Wheel, high school football game?

What is this fake blonde with a fake tan?!😱

here after the stupid “7 news detroit” rebrand

any minute now

Isn’t That a Young Shelly Long (“Cheers”) at 45:06??

anyone know where i can get a full show of screaming yellow theater?

This version of the Cordoba looks like the Ford LTD ll

12:48 BERWYN !!!

Oh wow just when you thought that it gotten worse now,it was a whole lot worse back in the day

Romberg Rabbit. One of the World's greatest translators.

Nice painting of Garfield Goose on the wall. Where's Romberg Rabbit ?

I remember this episode 😊

When cereal was good 👍🏽 & they had chocolate ones too💕

Great show Johnny Carson hipped me to it. Miss Ally Sheedy fin the stove top stuffing commercial

epic a young Tom

So glad I was a 70's - 80's kid!

G wutwey. Toy store 0:30

Toy r us

Dosedo on a way we go toy r us is putting on a show

Ven Marshall………. that’s a bad wig.

polka sucks

So WHO IS THE FIDDLER???

Wached when i was a kid

insert comment saying it's the scariest thing ever and to imagine seeing this late at night!!!!

42:11 My well-oiled chassis is coming up on your backside now!

04:36 Damn corporate roughhousing!

G.E. SHOULD HAVE BEEN CENTER STAGE WIT DA ^V^.... AMAZING GROUP OF MUSCIANS

PSA now is southwest

很棒的川普很帅的帅哥🤵‍♂️。

“Now that’s the tastiest crunch I evah hoid!” 🥒

This is actually quite good, which only surprises me because it lasted only five episodes. It seems like it had lots of potential. I can see how the premise would leave a great deal of script possibilities if Harvey Korman's character is an actor, allowing him to step outside of his character and play other roles in the show. I'm not sure how people would react to Harvey Korman as the star, though, only because my first impressions of him as a kid was that he always came across as a jerk, though I always thought it was a marvelous antagonist. From watching this, I can see how he is about the only American actor of that period who could have played Basil Fawlty when attempts were made to adapt it to American TV. He is physically similar to John Cleese, plus has that dastardly nastiness, but at the same time the ability to be a sniveling, henpecked character. Indeed, I am not positive, but I seem to remember that he was the Fawlty character in an American pilot of Fawlty Towers that was not picked up. He really was an absolutely marvelous comedian. RIP, Harvey Korman!

The defunct 1980's movie channel HTN(Home Theater Network) used a variation of the sign off music for promos,bumpers,and feature intros.

Land Ho! OMG, my girlfriend (now wife) lived two blocks from that Treasure Island and shopped there often. Sadly, it's gone the way of the Dodo.

Wow, Lois Nettleton! I had no idea, or any memory, of her appearing on "All That Glitters." I sometimes watched it back in the day. Well, Lois, I won't tell on you if you don't tell on me.

Remember the Pontiac Indian on top the dealership in Chicago?

R.I.P. BEAUTIFUL FARRAH FAWCETT 🙏🙏 MISS YOU 😥😥