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 Honey West
1965 - 1966 / ABC
'Man From Uncle' meets '77 Sunset Strip' - but from a girl's
point of view. No competition for 'Gomer Pyle' on CBS.
Honey West (Anne Francis) was a karate kicking Barbie Doll
come to life as a private eye in Los Angeles. Her partner was
named Sam Bolt (John Ericson).
VIDEO CLIPS:
Honey in action
The closing theme
Excellent theme song!
MORE INFO
ON HONEY WEST |
The King Family
1965 - 1966 / ABC
A TV show as it would have been done by your high school pep
squad! The King Family was the definition of square in the 60s.
These kids made the Osmonds look rough and tough! Like grown-up
Mouseketeers, they wear their names on their sweaters when they
sing - you needed a score card, there were over 40 people in
'The King Family' group. This show replaced 'The Outer Limits'
on Saturday nights, and it's hard to say which series was more
bizarre.
One segment of the 1965 series had the group singing a medley
of the top twenty hits of the week. The group's farcical renditions
of Dylan and Stones tunes are classic in their ineptness. The
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Mr. Roberts
1965 - 1966 / NBC
Based on the hit play and movie - high-seas hijinks with Ensign
Pulver, Mr. Roberts and the crew of the USS Reluctant during
World war II. War movies were popular on TV in the mid-Sixties,
but this light comedy failed to attract an audience.
"Exagerates and betrays every premise of the original" - Newsweek
Part of a Friday night line-up on NBC that included 'Camp Runamuck',
'Hank', 'Convoy', and 'The Man From UNCLE'. |
 Fractured
Flickers 1963
/ syndicated
An incredible lost show! Produced
by Jay Ward and Bill Scott ('Bullwinkle') and hosted by Hans
Conried, this show strings together silent movie footage and
overdubs comedy commentary. Also features the writers and classic
voice-over artists (June Foray, Paul Frees) from the producer's
earlier work. Really clever, but never became popular and is
today completely forgotten.
One
of the mini-movies
Hans
interviews Roddy McDowell
Maybe the humor was too dry for Sixties' audiences.
"I'm an old Jay Ward fan. I'm
a little taken aback by your statement that Fractured Flickers
is now completely forgotten. I have great memories of that show
and tell my kids about it ad nauseum each time we sit down to
watch MST3K which I believe to be closest to FF in spirit.
Does this imply that I may be
the only one who remembers "Sherman Oaks" and "The Minute Mystery"..."Brought
to you by the makers of Spitz Beer, the beer that made Milwaukee
famous simply because it's so much fun to spit." ???
- Dwight Hatfield
 DON'T
MISS THIS ONE!
Fractured
Flickers - The Complete Series - on DVD!
Terrific
show from the folks who brought us Bullwinkle. Produced
by Jay Ward and Bill Scott and hosted by Hans Conried.
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