How I truly miss these days and miss the CBS of this era (Channel 10 in Philly was my area's CBS at the time). When TV was worth watching and when jingles were just as cool as pop music on the radio.
@@whiterabbit75I know that already. I was referring to the latter show out of the three that premiered by early 1979 and lasted longer than “Flatbush” and “Co-Ed Fever”.
@@whiterabbit75AITF was nearing the end of its run under that title. It would become Archie Bunker's Place later that year and last four more seasons..
I saw the thumbnail, and immediately in my head, I heard, "Making their waaaayyyy the only way they know how! That's just a little bit more than the law allows."
"CO-ED FEVER" lasted ONE episode (as a "sneak preview" following a "special movie presentation" of "Rocky" on February 4, 1979); "FLATBUSH" was on for THREE episodes.
Funny thing, though...I didn't see "Good Times" in this promo. Thankfully, "Good Times" returned to CBS' schedule in May of '79 to finish out the remainder of its sixth (and final) season.
1:24 - Bob Hope in a CBS promo?! And the clip is, I'm almost certain, from a "Tonight Show" appearance...Bob must have been a prominent guest star in one of those Feb sweeps specials.....
I hope y'all will reply to this I watched M*A*S*H All in the Family Alice WKRP in Cincinnati The Dukes of Hazzard Peanuts and the Bugs Bunny Roadrunner Show...I still like Peanuts and Bugs Bunny and friends though I'm almost 55 years old
