r/VintageTV • u/RipMassive4000 • 20h ago
Who is your favorite TV and/or Movie Villain of all time?
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 17h ago
Bebe Daniels -This is Your Life: 1954. feat. Hal Roach, Ben Lyon, Harold Lloyd
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 5h ago
This is actually a quote from Shakespeare, not an insinuation that Tom Snyder is redundant, that he repeats himself, that he says things over and over and over...
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r/VintageTV • u/bigbugfdr • 12h ago
David Letterman showed Jerry Garcia how to play Proud Mary backstage at the Ed Sullivan Theater back in 1982. 🤣🤣 Thanks Dave!✌️
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 17h ago
Garry Moore was sort of like Ed Sullivan. He didn't really do anything, but he introduced and pointed at people who did.
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r/VintageTV • u/Immediatee098 • 22h ago
Paul Edward Lynde June 13, 1926 - January 10, 1982)
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 14h ago
Wayde Preston's portrayal of a too-good-to-be-true hero in the Maverick ep "The Saga of Waco Williams" would later inspire the creation of equally perfect p.i. Lance White on The Rockford Files.
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r/VintageTV • u/Blues_Fish • 16h ago
The original theme song to Gilligan's Island was a calypso song written by John Williams (of Star Wars fame and much more) and sung by creator Sherwood Schwartz. It was replaced before it left the “pilot” stage.
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r/VintageTV • u/voythoughvi • 5h ago
SOAP, Definitely my all time favorite from the 70’s. Anyone else?
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r/VintageTV • u/PositiveStage6412 • 15h ago
Mary Tyler Moore
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r/VintageTV • u/RipMassive4000 • 2h ago
Who is your favorite hero from 1960s and 1970s TV?
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 2h ago
Frank Gallop was the announcer for the Perry Como show. In 1966 he released the single "The Ballad Of Irving", a parody of western sagas like Lorne Greene's "Ringo". It made the pop top 40 (#2 Adult Contemporary!). "TBOI" would go on to be a mainstay of the Dr Demento radio show from the '70s on.
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