Scott Hettrick's videos, including his celebrity interviews and coverage of entertainment industry programs and events; as well as amateur high school and college films; family home movies including travel and adventures; and people, places and activities in Arcadia California while CEO of Arcadia Chamber of Commerce and owner of ArcadiasBest.com.
The Beaver was amusing to me as a 4 year old. This Canadian parody was much more amusing! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M9dKYxkYYXM.html
Saw it at the cinema in '74. Not a classic... but I enjoyed it. To be fair, Bond gently but firmly pushed the lad into the water because he would probably have been in more danger staying in the boat and he wanted to get moving (and get the kid out of it) as quickly as possible. He probably found the kid later and gave him the money he'd promised him... plus a bit more.
Yes, the Beaver cast made lots of appearances on many other shows during the 1983-189 run of Still/New Leave it to Beaver. I have almost all those appearances here on my channel -- on Family Feud, on Star Games, on MTV as veejays, on Joan Rivers talk show, and many others. I also the CBS 1983 TV reunion movie Still the Beaver here, along with the 26 episodes of The Disney Channel's 1984-85 TV series Still the Beaver and all 75 episodes of TBS Superstation New Leave it to Beaver here, all exactly as originally broadcast, unedited and with no commercials.
0:01 Wow! You were an editor on Batman? How many episodes did you edit? It's one of my favorite shows. I would guess have two eps a week it must have been a pain trying to get everything ready to broadcast.
No, sorry, I was not an editor on original Batman TV series 58 years ago - just meant that I have edited these scenes from the series to present them here this way in shortened highlights form. But you're right that it must have been a big job for entire crew during first two seasons of this show to produce two complete episodes every week
Except to provide enjoyment for the hundreds of thousands who enjoyed them in the 1980s ad the tens of thousands who still enjoy them and the new fans who are discovering them and enjoying them now on RU-vid. Not to mention all the cast and crew and staff who enjoyed their time and employment making the series, and the careers it gave to actors like Tony Dow who got experience directing episodes. Fine for you to feel these were awful - but you're going beyond that to suggest they never should have been made.
@@shettrick wow. Hundreds of thousands? lol I suppose a one off like The Andy Griffith Show would've worked for me. But not changing my mind about the quality of these shows.
@@kenblair6622 As I say, no one is trying to get you to change your opinion of the show. I didn't love all of this series but it had some very nice and funny and nostalgic moments, and I loved the grown-up Eddie Haskell and his oldest son Freddie. BTW, there were iterations of Andy Griffith Show -- Mayberyy RFD -- and an Andy Griffith TV reunion movie, both of which I thought were terrible.
yes, you're in a minority - it was one of the least successful Bond movies and remains ranked as one of the weakest entries, but there are still many fans who love it as you do
@@shettrick There's actually a pretty big Man With The Golden Gun fanbase, believe me, I've seen so many defenders throughout my time as a Bond fan! I also love this movie, to the point where it's not even a guilty pleasure, and I do prefer Live And Let Die, but just barely!
@@SharkWhosFondOfBond Good for you - I actually think you can find a loyal and devoted fan base for just about anything on FB and the Internet, so I'm not surprised there are communities of fans for TMWTGG. Two Bond movies that I really like (not in my top 5) that get grief from many Bond fans are Diamonds Are Forever and Die Another Day - neither a serious Bond movie but both great fun to me -- the difference with them compared to TMWTGG is that both DAF and DAD were enormously popular and successful on their initial release in theaters, and both remain very popular with general movie fans, if not hardcore Bond fans. But I don't even care whether or how many others like what I like -- if I enjoy it, that's all that matters to me
@@SharkWhosFondOfBond In case you're interested, I have been reviewing every Bond movie upon release in theater for various national and other publications and web sites since 1970s and the earlier movies as they were released on laser disc, VHS, DVD and Blu-ray. I rewatched all and revised and compiled my reviews of each movie here several years ago: hollywoodinhidef.com/2018/08/james-bond-007-movies-guide/
Hmmm, I don't love or care to defend Richard Dawson but I don't understand what you are saying since he was the very first host who launched the show and hosted for a decade as it quickly became enormously popular in daytime and prime with celebrities anxious to be on it, and as it was one of the longest-running new game shows of its time
@shettrick HE CONSTANTLY TRIED TO BE CUTE INSTEAD OF ONLY HOSTING THE SHOW!!!! CONSEQUENTLY I THINK THAT ALLEN LUDEN WAS THE BEST GAME SHOW HOST EVER!!!! ALL THAT HE DID WAS HOST THE SHOW!!! HE NEVER TRIED TO BE CUTE AT ALL LIKE RICHARD DAWSON AND BOB BARKER DID!!! THAT IS WHY I THINK THAT BOB BARKER WAS A VERY MUCH OVERRATED GAME SHOW HOST AND HE WOULD OCCASIONALLY SAY THINGS THAT WOULD INSULT YOUR INTELLIGENCE!!! THE TRUTH IS THE TRUTH!!!
@@jamessimmons7480 Well, if you didn't like his hosting style, that's fine since that's your opinion. But it's not accurate or fair to say Dawson ruined the show he started and made so enormously popular. The truth is the truth! Your opinion is your opinion. Same with Bob Barker - again, fine for you to not like his personality or style, but it's what made The Price is Right even way more popular when he resurrected it than it was with original host Bill Cullen, and for decades longer. Truth is truth and opinion is opinion. Allen Luden was great on Password but since he never tried hosting Family Feud or Price is Right, we'll never know if he would have made them as popular as Dawson or Barker. Anyway, this post is not about the host, it's about Still the Beaver
@@jamessimmons7480 OK, you are one of many people who like Drew Carey, just as there were many people who liked the late Bob Barker. That's all just fine -- everyone has their own personal preferences. Glad you enjoy Drew. And hope you enjoy Still the Beaver, which is why I posted this video
Barbara Billingsley has exquisite bone structure and perfect posture, and definitely possessed a flair for comedy. Who can ever forget her as "Jive Lady" in "Airplane"?
You can prolly see by the logo at bottom right of the video that I got this off the getTV national over-the-air TV network. Some parts of some eps are also here on RU-vid
Yep, I've got the 8-minutes of Ken Osmond in The Cub Scout episode three years later here at my channel too in this video that also includes his 1967 brief appearance on Lassie ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g-nKAiM-B8Q.html ). I also have the appearances of Jerry Mathers, Tony Dow, Hugh Beaumont (Ward), Barbara Billingsley (June), Stephen Talbot (Gilbert), and Richard Correll (Richard) on nine episodes of Lassie, Jeff's Collie, and the Lassie movie here at my channel
I have got to see Santa Fe #5 “Little Buttercup” in storage at the California Trolley and Railroad Corporation in my home city San Jose, California. Which was back in September 2nd 2022. It’s a cool little steam locomotive. It was one of two steam locomotives I saw there with the other being Southern Pacific 1215 that is on outdoor static display two railroad cars.
18:16 "How about a big day at the zoo?" Why did he still take them to the zoo if one didn't want to go there? Is he a strict "We do what I say" parent or a "I can't hear you" parent? Not criticism just curious if this was Beavers personality all grown up-also I saw the syndicated show when I was young in the early 80's
I just binged all six seasons and I’m sad it’s over. I never watched the show before in my childhood. Great show and I learned so much from the dad with his wisdom
When you say all six seasons, you must be referring to the original black and white TV series of the 1950s-60s. If you want to see more, this reunion TV movie sparked four more seasons of 100 episodes, all of which I have here at my channel since they have never been released on DVD or streaming and haven't been seen in reruns or anywhere else in more than 30 years.
@@shettrick and thank you so much for putting them up for us to see! I can’t believe they’re not available for streaming or buying. It’s crazy. I’m almost done watching the whole series (parentheses original)) for the first time, although I’ve seen episodes here and there throughout my life, and I thought I would this movie out because I watched it when it originally aired. Couldn’t find any streaming of course, so I thought let’s try RU-vid just for the heck of it. I’m so glad I found this. You’ve made my week!
Shoutouts to Jerry and all the '48 babies who are still kicking in 2024....blessings to my mother....who passed in 2012, as well as Disco Icon Donna Summer, both born in '48.
Watching this interview in 2024 while the original show plays on my dad's tv (MeTV). Me as an 80s baby/kid grew up watching the reruns of the original and was watching the New LITB when it aired.
Wonderful video. Was this train the River Cities heading to St Louis and New Orleans? The F40PH loco is iconic. This one looks new. Was the Depot staffed back then? Thanks. Michel in Lee's Summit, local captain of the Rail Passenger Association.
In 1974 I traveled with my parents from Toronto to Edmonton by train. (Toronto & Union Station had so many roles in Silver Streak) As a newly licensed driver in early 1977, Silver Streak was my first "date" movie and holds a special place in my heart.
