KNXT-2 6/26/70 He & She Complete With Commercials 

I'm frying chicken on my stove as I watch this and it's from my grandma's old Kentucky recipe!

The Safety Council commercial toward the end of the video the voice-over was done by Jack Webb

I loved this show when I was a little kid and now I see why. Very, very funny. I also see where Mary Tyler Moorse show got the idea for Ted Baxter. Grrr. I hate it when they do that. Thank you for posting this great show, happy memories.

Neat seeing the animated eye at the end.

Hey that was a then unknown Steve Garvey on that baseball commercial at the 24:57 mar.

Rebroadcast of the first episode, "The Old Man and the She" [September 6, 1967].

No question, the best single season sitcom ever. And it won an Emmy! When do reruns of canceled TV programs get revived as summer filler and have higher ratings than the show it replaced? The only comedy at that time, other than The Lucy Show, to skip a laugh track and go with a studio audience. CBS made the biggest mistake in it's history by not moving this to another time slot and save it as they did with The Dick Van Dyke Show six years earlier. The well deserved flops they premiered the next fall couldn't compare with this. If "Good Morning World," another forgotten CBS comedy from 1967 - 68, could have a DVD release "He & She" should have one also.

This is awesome. I look forward to seeing more great CBS clips from 1970.

This He and She rerun dates to June 26th 1970.

I remember my mom saying this show was pretty funny back in the day

Fewer commercials than today's shows, and just three sponsors: The Coca-Cola Company (Coke at 0:45 and Tab at 27:10, touting a cyclamate-free formula and seemingly tying into this show), KFC at 13:37 with a 60-second spot filmed in San Francisco with various modes of conveyance, and Bristol-Myers at 24:28 with two products, Bufferin and Vitalis (featuring Pete Rose and Steve Garvey at Chavez Ravine).

Ol' grumpy Charles Lane!

I am open to giving this show the benefit of the doubt. Perhaps if I gave all 26 episodes a chance, I MIGHT find a laugh in there somewhere.

On the original episode it had a MUCH MUCH longer intro...CBS told them to shorten it to sell more commercials which everybody is familiar with. Miss Hamilton Camp the mr fix-it. Was a creative consultant for many projects and was last seen in MASH as the person who outdid Jamie Farr in the crazy department. Also has Kenneth Mars which was part of Mel Brook's stock company (The Producers, Young Frankenstein.)....They are and this show is missed. Would be 20 years before people really realize that this was the predecessor to MTM, Cheers, and Frazier. Many thanks.

Rebroadcast...the series originally ran in the 1967-68 season.

27:10- Joey Faye.

Taking a guess that H&S got revived following Benjamin's recent acclaim in films like "Goodbye Columbus" and "Catch-22"

Less than a week to go till AT40 began!

That same station ID animation was used in New York for WCBS-TV (as 'CBS / NEW YORK / WCBS-TV').

June 26, 1970.

Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss had been teamed in 1960s teen movies, because they were both quite tall. Then, they got married in real life.

13:39 Joanna Cassidy on the motorbike for Kentucky Fried Chicken

I dont know if show is good or not.. only seen credits, but the cast is very good.. Richard Benjamin always played a hysterical neurotic and Jack Cassidy was as solid as they come.. Saw him a few weeks ago in a 1970 TV version of 'Andersonville Trial'

Can you find the intro the Englebert Humperdink shows, and the Apollo 15 intros from CBS. ?

Is that the same living room set they used on The Mary Tyler Moore Show?

Isn't the set Mary Tyler Moore's apartment?

Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss are a joy to watch, and Jack Cassidy kills.

TAB was horrible.

"Coca-Cola is Coke" That's stupid.