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WILL DEATH TAKE A HOLIDAY THIS WEEKEND?
From the LA Times: Karl Malden, one of Hollywood's strongest and most versatile supporting actors, who won an Oscar playing his Broadway-originated role as Mitch in "A Streetcar Named Desire," died today. He was 97.

Speaking of celebrity deaths, check out Cary O'Dell's tribute to Gale Storm, a classic TV legend that he had the pleasure of working with.

Also, Mitchell Hadley explores some weirdness embedded in a couple of episodes of The Avengers that touched on political assassinations. Bizarre!

Thurday, July 2, 2009 - 8:26pm
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From the mailbag, Joseph House writes: In 1999, you had Ripcord in your oldies section that included a sound-byte of the title song. One of the only vestiges of the show that existed. It was the prototypical skydiving drama, in many ways the same thing to skydiving as Jonny Quest was to action adventures. I saw the show as a kid, & it was how I learned about skydiving but I know more about the show from trivia & what IMdB stated about it than from my memory of watching it. It's one of those shows I was captivated by as a kid and would like to get a perspective of what to think of it now. It seems like a waste to drown it in the sea of obscurity. I'm surprised recordings of the show haven't been preserved by skydiving clubs for posterity. I suppose if a saw an episode, I may find out why it got consigned for extinction. But its mustard seed impact on aviation entitles it to a more dignified sendoff. It was cutting edge skydiving while skydiving itself was in its infancy and the filming of the episodes was history in the making. Somebody really fixed something that wasn't broke when TVP's idea of progress was to remove RC's theme song from its roster. Restoring it to its slot among the TV archives will be greatly appreciated.

IMdB has pretty good details about the show. But it's all postings. No sound bytes or clips. A lot more fuss is made over Andy Griffith, Gilligan's Island, I Love Lucy, Leave it to Beaver, & The Flintstones than over Ripcord. Some of these are constantly recycled through all the oldies stations. Seems like too many of them show all the same shows, while some of the rarer gems like this one, 77 Sunset Strip and Sea Hunt, seem to be one week wonders at best. At least the latter 2 sometimes get shown.

Thanks for reminding me of that page, Paul - you can find it here. I don't remember where the video clip came from or I'd recapture it. I loved that show as a kid as well, along with Whirlybirds, another syndicated show that took to the skies for adventure.

Thanks to what we didn't have ten years ago - You Tube - e can get a glimpse of those great syndicated shows. As a youngster growing up in the 1960s shows like this would be found on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. If Ripcord, Whirlybirds or Sea Hunt was on it was a treat - there was very little to watch on TV back then if you weren't a fan of fishing or wildlife shows like Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom which seemed to be on all the time.

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WHEN WILL IT END?!?
The celebrity deaths keep on coming - TV pitchman Billy Mays, Fred Travelena, and classic TV star Gale Storm died over the weekend. According to imdb Gale Storm last appeared on TV on Murder She Wrote twenty years ago. Most of what you'll find on You Tube concerning Ms. Storm are her 1950's recordings like this one, I Hear You Knocking:

In an article on Michael Jackson appearing in London's Daily Mail I noticed this passage:

Some liked to snigger at his public image, and it is true that flamboyant clothes and bizarre make-up made for a comic grotesque; yet without them, his appearance was distressing; with skin blemishes, thinning hair and discoloured fingernails.

That fourth word jumped out at me - when was the last time you saw that word in print? If I didn't know better...

Tonight's Dateline at 10 p.m. ET will feature a one-hour version of 2003 documentary Living With Michael Jackson.

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Old Rebel Show + Classic TV Blog / classic television showsGrowing up in Greensboro, NC had one thing going for it - we had a great local kid show with a talent - George Perry - who remains in the hearts of his young viewers. It's been 60 years since the station WFMY got it's start and 30 years since the tragic death of George Perry who was cast aside by the station in the coldest, most heartless manner. Not unlike how they're treating their talent today.

Michael J. Stancil writes: My first job in media was television cameraman for the Old Rebel Show in 1974. It was this experience that influenced the path that I would follow for the rest of my career. Working behind that huge studio camera and literally grabbing shots at "fractions" seconds was very exciting to me. And, it was a very comfortable environment - it was as if I belonged there on that set with smiling Old Rebel and all those happy kids. Believe me, it was happy times! What people outside of the media production world do not know is how fast paced the "live" shows tend to be. In the smaller market television stations, if you have the talent, it tends to be used to its fullest. A wonderful world of playtime opened up before my very eyes on that first day as cameraman for the Old Rebel Show. Very soon afterwards my talents were also used for floor directing, set designing and I even tried my hand at technical directing for the Afternoon News before leaving in 1978. I've gone on to have a wonderful career with the U.S. Postal Service writing and producing corporate videos, directing cable television programming for training, and working as a public relations representative. Within the past few years, I've taken on an Assistant Professor position with Webster University in St. Louis MO, teaching Media Production Management - and you'd better believe - I tell all my students how my career started with the Old Rebel Show.

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Bob Mills writes: I've attached some photos I thought you'd enjoy seeing.  They're from a party that Dick Riordan, former LA mayor, threw for Yarmy's Army members at his Gladstone's Restaurant in Malibu recently. 

Thought you'd get a kick out of my shot of the three "Boston Legal" judges:  Chuck McCann, Henry Gibson and Shelley Berman.  The extra guy in the shots is Dick.

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(The lady appearing here is Mrs. Betty McCann, Chuck's wife.)

Bob Hope BookI've also attached an excerpted chapter from my book, the stories in it are always very popular on my cruise ship lectures.  Civilians love it when showfolk get themselves into deep doo-doo. 

Thanks Bob! If you're a fan of Bob Hope - or of that grand era of show biz in general - you'll love Bob Mill's book The Laugh Makers. It's chock full of stories from his days as a writer for the Bob Hope Specials. There will never be another Hope and his writers were held in the highest esteem not just by the industry in general but by the legendary comedian himself.

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Shouting Fire: Stories From the Edge of Free Speech
debuts on Monday June 29th, another brilliant but ultimately disturbing HBO documentary that may have you rethinking what being an American means today.

The documentary takes a balanced approach. It's not just left-wingers that are being marginalized in this nationwide assault on our freedoms, this revealing film looks at several examples across the spectrum - like the egregious crackdown on protesters at the 2004 Republican convention and a conservative high schooler's battle with teachers and administrators over a controversial T-shirt he felt he had a right to wear.

All along the way these individuals run smack up against enforcers determined to protect ourselves from ourselves and media scolds who take to the airwaves to inflame otherwise benign situations merely because of what someone said. Remember all that BS over Ward Churchill after 9/11? It's examined here in detail.

You can observe these ad hominem attacks happening all the time now - just yesterday Michael Savage threatened to publish "full pictures and other pertinent information about" Media Matters employees in a veiled threat of violence, calling the organization a "Stalinist group." Have you ever been to Media Matters? All they do is point out inaccuracies in the media in a very straight forward way and for this they've been demonized by the right wing media. The folks yelling the loudest about fascism are the ones that brought it on over the last few years, the ones that smelt it dealt it so to speak, and this documentary is a stark reminder of how fragile our freedoms really are.

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MICHAEL
I guess this shouldn't be too much of a surprise in a way - Michael Jackson was pronounced dead by doctors Thursday afternoon after arriving at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in a deep coma. I can't think of anyone who reached such heights in his career and made more of a mess of things. Only Elvis comes close. A certain South Carolina governor is breathing a sigh of relief right now.

Remember The Jackson's 1970's variety series? Not many people do, it debuted in the summer of 1976 and did well enough to return in the spring of 1977. It fizzled in the ratings that time and was quickly gone for good. Here's the opening for a second year show.

Michael wasn't sorry to see the series go, he didn't want to do it in the first place. It wasn't long after that his phenomenal solo album with Quincy Jones Off The Wall was released and the era of Michael Jackson was underway.

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FARRAH
New York, N.Y. – June 25, 2009 – "Dateline NBC" will air "Farrah Fawcett: The Life and Death of an Angel," a very special tribute to Farrah tonight from 10-11 PM ET. In addition to a look at Farrah's life and her battle with cancer, the hour-long tribute will share recent interviews with Ryan O'Neal, Alana Stewart, her dad, sister, fellow "Charlie's Angel" Kate Jackson, and never before aired parts of a 1997 interview with Stone Phillips.

On Friday, June 26, 9-11 PM ET, NBC News will re-broadcast "Farrah's Story," a two-hour documentary about Farrah Fawcett's battle with cancer that she shot with her own video camera over the past two and a half years. The special, which first aired last month on NBC, is intensely intimate and emotional. It is Farrah's story in her own words as she explains her battle and her journey with cancer, and it is her narration that tells this story.

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Ed
Kevin Butler writes about his experience working with Ed McMahon: I worked with Mr. Ed McMahon on Alf's Hit Talk Show back in 2004 and he was nice to me. When we were in the make up room, his daughter and granddaughter were there and I told them that I remembered watching their grandpa play an unsympathetic senator in "The Enormous Egg" on the NBC TV Children's Theater and he was Ms. Shari Lewis' co-host and announcer for the NBC TV broadcasts of the NYC Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parades back in the 1970s. His granddaughter said to me, "Did my granddad really do those things on NBC back then Mr. Butler?" And Mr. McMahon said, "Yes! I did honey... I did more than just say 'And HEEEEEEEEERRRRRRREEEEEE's Johnny' in my career... I'm surprised that you even remember that Kevin!"

I told him that I did remember watching those shows and he was very engaging; he also introduced me to his granddaughter and daughter as "The Funniest Man In The World." I was embarrassed by his compliment and I said to him, "Oh come on Mr. McMahon... I'm not that funny. I'm a good comic/character actor but I'm not that great. I'm not being disrespectful sir but..."

He replied, "You are Kevin. You're really a very funny man." I tried to tell his daughter and granddaughter that, "I'm not a great comedic artist and that type of adjective belongs to someone like Charlie Chaplin" but Mr. McMahon gave me that compliment and so... I accepted it.

A true gentleman and a sad loss of someone who did a great job mainly as a broadcasting personality, not so much as a performer- who sadly was besieged recently by financial, legal and health problems.

Mirrors pretty much everything I've heard about the gut - he was one of the good ones.

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