OMG! ?ÿI saw an episode of The Real McCoys on my TV this morning. ?ÿProbably haven't seen one since about 1960 or whatever year they stopped.
A local station added another channel recently named COZI that is all very old shows.
My favorite part of the show this morning was when the mailman came riding up to the farm on his bicycle. ?ÿIt was Floyd, the barber, from The Andy Griffith Show.
I'm as giddy as a junior high girl getting ready to go to her first semi-formal dance.
Can hardly wait until tomorrow to see what Grandpa, Luke, Kate, Kassie and Little Luke are up to.
Feel free to bash me while I'm out finishing up a three section survey for five siblings who all wish they had been only children. ?ÿI'll check back tonight to see your comments.
Perry Mason has been the staple tv show here for months. Hundreds of them, so if one repeats, us old people don't know it. Robert Redford was in one, James Drury and Denver Pyle in several. Lots of missing segments to fit today's commercial time, but well worth watching.
I hated the Perry Mason show when I was a young 'un but love it now. Also love Amos and Andy on Youtube. Every old show you can think of is on Youtube or COZI. Watching Andy Griffith on TV at work right now.
Robert Redford was in one, James Drury and Denver Pyle in several.
There's also an episode in which William Shatner plays an attorney examining (or maybe cross-examining, I forget which) a young ne'er-do-well played by Steve McQueen.
There is a Perry Mason episode where Perry gets involved in a boundary dispute.?ÿ Was the survey line a meander line or a boundary line? Then somehow a murder figured into it, of course.
I like Highway Patrol starring Broderick Crawford, that is great TV.
..I like Highway Patrol starring Broderick Crawford, that is great TV.
If you're familiar with the 60 or so miles of old highway from Ventura to the San Fernando Valley watching old episodes of Highway Patrol can be really entertaining.
About that same time we use to watch The Adventures of Boston Blackie.?ÿ If I remember correctly he was a jewel thief turned detective.?ÿ All good half hour episodes in classic black & white.?ÿ Love to see reruns of all of them when I can.
Dave Lindell: ?ÿYour sister and my sister have too much in common. ?ÿMine truly was an only child for six and a half years. ?ÿShe decided to keep it that way no matter what our parents told her.
Currently watching GRIT TV. ?ÿHenry Fonda in a 1950-something Western. ?ÿCame into the middle so don't know the title. ?ÿMight be "Tin Star".
Hank did great westerns.?ÿ I prefer his earlier work, but they all are good.?ÿ My favorite Henry Fonda character however was "Tom Joad" and his scene in The Grapes of Wrath as he told his mother he would be "movin' on" for various reasons.
"Any time there's a cop beatin' someone up, I'll be there..."?ÿ?ÿ Classic Steinbeck.
Watching Perry Mason right now in my office (MeTV-468).?ÿ The TV is right alongside my 2 computer monitors so it looks like a third monitor, all 3 are 21".?ÿ ??ÿ
OMG! ?ÿI saw an episode of The Real McCoys on my TV this morning. ?ÿProbably haven't seen one since about 1960 or whatever year they stopped.
A local station added another channel recently named COZI that is all very old shows.
My favorite part of the show this morning was when the mailman came riding up to the farm on his bicycle. ?ÿIt was Floyd, the barber, from The Andy Griffith Show.
I'm as giddy as a junior high girl getting ready to go to her first semi-formal dance.
Can hardly wait until tomorrow to see what Grandpa, Luke, Kate, Kassie and Little Luke are up to.
..I like Highway Patrol starring Broderick Crawford, that is great TV.
If you're familiar with the 60 or so miles of old highway from Ventura to the San Fernando Valley watching old episodes of Highway Patrol can be really entertaining.
About that same time we use to watch The Adventures of Boston Blackie.?ÿ If I remember correctly he was a jewel thief turned detective.?ÿ All good half hour episodes in classic black & white.?ÿ Love to see reruns of all of them when I can.
"I wish I had a pencil thin mustache, the Boston Blackie kind
A two tone Ricky Ricardo suit and an autographed picture on Andy Divine"
Love COZI TV. ?ÿOne minute you are watching The Danny Thomas Show or The Alfred Hitchcock Show and the next it is The Dick Van Dyke Show or The Virginian.
