The STRANGEST BROADCAST DECISION in CBS Super Bowl HISTORY | Super Bowl VIII

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Prior to Super Bowl VIII between the Minnesota Vikings and Miami Dolphins, CBS ran a 30-minute pregame show. And during this pregame show, they ran a 6 1/2 minute musical number involving a singing football, which has to be seen to be believed. This is the story behind the absolutely insane cartoon that aired before Super Bowl 8
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@jackmessick2869 2 года назад

Remember this is the era of Schoolhouse Rock. So I can see CBS executives saying something like "Let's do something for the kids with one of them cartoons, like 'I'm Just a Bill.' Get it done!" It wasn't really until the Simpsons that mainstream cartoons were made for adults (well, except for the pronographic underground stuff). After viewing the full animation, could this be something the HoF had in a theater to hold children's attention while Dad walks through the Hall? Then maybe they offered it to CBS because it was pretty bizarre?

@johnguedel7119 2 года назад

Exactly. That was the vibe I got as well.

@banjoplayingbison2275 2 года назад

Actually stuff like Looney Tunes was made more oriented for a adult audience However during this era cartoons became more youth oriented

@jackmessick2869 2 года назад

@@banjoplayingbison2275 point well taken about Looney Toons. I guess the fact that I saw them unedited on Saturday mornings in the 1970s I forgot that they were pre-feature presentations in the cinema 20-30 years prior.

@jimmym3352 2 года назад

@@banjoplayingbison2275 Not to mention Flinstones and the Jetson's of the 60's.

@BrettBoozeReviewsNOLA 2 года назад

The opening line says, “before the big game, I like to come down here and meditate…” I’m sorry, but that’s a complete thought

@eddiepetrick6222 2 года назад

Yeah I think he's trying too hard to put this down.

@tyelerhiggins300 2 года назад

I think he just misheard it. Edit: I did have to rewatch it though, since I heard exactly what you said both times.

@richardtherichard26 2 года назад

@@tyelerhiggins300 he literally repeated it before talking about how it wasn’t a complete thought… you can’t claim you misheard something when you repeat it verbatim lol

@chrisjamesr77 2 года назад

With all the "ball" puns, I'm kinda surprised they didn't say the one who invented the fumble was "Fum Ball"

@craigusselman546 2 года назад

nice now lets celebrate the fumble all football fans love fumbles for their team....

@donaldpaluga 2 года назад

Did ORENTHAL kill Ditka in the Computer Bowl?

@whaduzitmatr 2 года назад

Reminds me of what FOX tried for NASCAR coverage in 2009 with "Digger the Gopher"

@JayTemple 2 года назад

and around 2004 with the baseball (had a name, but I've forgotten it) who explained the different pitches

@TheSonicsean 2 года назад

Obviously the problem for Mike was they were playing Madden, not Mike Ditka's Power Football

@jamesage24 2 года назад

Should've been playing Tecmo Superbowl!

@ajk 2 года назад

@@jamesage24 and playing as Bo Jackson lol

@pronkb000 2 года назад

Best-of-3: one game on Madden, one game on Ditka's game, and if a rubber match is necessary, Joe Montana Football for the Genesis.

@ajk 2 года назад

@@pronkb000 Better yet, NFL 2K5 (I know it didn't exist yet, but who cares lol)

@jamesage24 2 года назад

@@pronkb000 I really liked Joe Montana Football for Sega!

@clintmatthews3500 2 года назад

A 30 minute pregame show sounds refreshing.

@clintmatthews3500 2 года назад

@Chris Smith Believe me, I don't. I don't even watch the average Sunday, Monday, or Thursday pre-games. It's just a bunch of clowns without a circus to me.

@chrisjamesr77 2 года назад

9:35 "After the football rants about the dropkick no longer being a thing" DOUG FLUTIE HAS ENTERED THE CHAT (yeah I know that was years later lol)

@SergioArellano-yd7ik 3 месяца назад

Burt Reynolds did it in The Longest Yard the referee said he hadn't seen one of those in years

@richardtherichard26 2 года назад

What’s wrong with the name eddie ball? You do realize that edible is an actual word and doesn’t only refer to marijuana infused treats, correct?

@jerryvan-hees7130 2 года назад

I will be honest. What is so clever about Edie ball. Am I caught up in a generation gap.

@jerryvan-hees7130 2 года назад

I don't think eating marijuana was a big thing back then. All I heard is that it makes you hungry.

@richardtherichard26 2 года назад

@Chris Smith are you referring to me or jg9?

@nasetvideos 2 года назад

Oh my gosh--I remember this!! I'm officially old. Wow--How did you find this? This was the ultimate in nostalgia. Thank you for this--You made my day. Unreal video :)

@mcsweatshop 2 года назад

what’s the “Eddie ball” joke? idgi

@whaduzitmatr 2 года назад

@@mcsweatshop like the word "edible"

@freeparking301 2 года назад

You could say that Freddy Football should’ve been spiked into the ground every single second of this film. Also there’s a legend that every time that song about percentages gets played a Chargers head coach goes for it on 4th and 2 at their own 18 yard line.

@banjoplayingbison2275 2 года назад

He was bouncing around, so Freddy would be a great spiking ball

@CTubeMan 2 года назад

1. Hate to be that guy, but Sam Mills passed away in 2005. 2. You mentioned the Vikings practice facility issues before this game. This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about all they went through to get a facility acceptable to them, and not one where birds were flying around the showers.

@donaldpaluga 2 года назад

You can learn more about that by clicking on the card in the upper right hand corner

@CTubeMan 2 года назад

@@donaldpaluga New to this channel?

@OfficialJaguarGator9 2 года назад

Don’t know how #1 slipped past me

@donaldpaluga 2 года назад

@@CTubeMan lost your sense of humor?

@mrmonty86 2 года назад

"Bring back the grass" sounds like what Tommy Chong would say.

@thebrinx9632 2 года назад

heeeyyyy man....you're....a talking football, far out man.

@Rockhound6165 2 года назад

I remember Peter Puck quite fondly. And I miss the NBC Sunday afternoon hockey games. It was the only time, if they were the featured game, where I got to see my Flyers in their home white jerseys(back then only road games were televised in the local market). It also gave you an opportunity to see other teams. It was fun seeing games like Seals @ Kings or Red Wings @ Blues and such.

@chrisjamesr77 2 года назад

Too bad this guy doesn't do videos about hockey, because it would funny to see him do one about Fox's "glowing puck" lol

@MrLeoni2 2 года назад

@@chrisjamesr77 I think he might do Hockey history at some point in the future, as he's starting a channel on college football on Monday, and mentioned that he may be branching out to other sports in the intro video this past Wednesday.

@chrisjamesr77 2 года назад

@@MrLeoni2 lol I'm 100% down for that!

@brettpatterson404 2 года назад

@@chrisjamesr77 if you want a great history hockey channel check out Pro Hockey Alumni he’s does fantastic in depth stories on players from the 1970s and 80s.

@bunpeishiratori5849 2 года назад

Agreed about watching the Flyers in their home whites. It was rare. We'd watch all the road games with Gene Hart and Don Earle, but we'd have to listen on the radio when they played at home. Unless they were playing the Rangers or Islanders, in which case we could rig up our TV to get channel 9 in New York. The picture would be a little snowy, but at least we could watch the Flyers. We watched game two of the Rangers semifinal series in '74 that way.

@GarrettCRW 2 года назад

What I don't understand is why CBS went to Cambria of all places to do this thing. Why not Filmation? They were already doing a good chunk of CBS's Saturday morning schedule and educational content in cartoons was already a bit of a thing in their shows, as was music. It seems like a good match if the object was to not just hire Hanna-Barbera to rip themselves off (which was something H-B EXCELLED at). You could have even done a tie-in to Fat Albert, which was not only popular, but had some star power behind it.

@Musicradio77Network 2 года назад

And another thing. Freddy Football’s “Hall of Fame” short was the final project for Cambria Studios in 1974. This was not on par with Hanna-Barbera, DePathe-Freleng, and Filmation.

@altfactor Год назад

In 1965 and 1966, Cambria Studios produced "The New Three Stooges", a series of five minute animated shorts featuring the Stooges of that era (Larry Fine, Moe Howard, and Joe DeRita), with live action wraparounds.

@big8dog887 2 года назад

While Walter Camp practically invented the sport, it's the "Pro" Football Hall of Fame, Camp's contributions were almost, if not entirely, at the college level. That said, he still has more right to be there than Abner Doubleday has to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame. EDIT: While the Doubleday story is the reason that the Baseball HOF is located in Cooperstown, NY, Abner himself is not actually an enshrinee.

@Musicradio77Network 2 года назад

After he invented football, he also made a series of early exercise records made by Health Builders Inc., and made a special portable gramophone called Camp Fone, a windup phonograph from 1923 where you can play 78’s on the go. I still have it, and it’s a collector’s gem.

@ronaldwayne7092 2 года назад

In case anyone is wondering what "Conduct Control" means at 3:32, it means "breaking up fights".

@altfactor Год назад

This segment makes "Conjunction Junction" an immortal animated cartoon.

@KWCline91 2 года назад

I guess my biggest issue with it is why talk about the Pro Football Hall of Fame 20 minutes before the Super Bowl? You can make a cartoon about the Super Bowl.

@robertkeefer1552 2 года назад

The cartoon missed a golden opportunity to talk about the Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field.

@MichaelPiz 2 года назад

That opening line is "Before a big game _I like to_ come down here…" Not _"then I can_ come down here…" Listen again. lol "Invented the fumble" is kinda cute. The "no sex" bit fits because back then many thought sex drained energy thus lessened performance. Especially in boxing, it was a big debate for a long time. You whippersnapper. You're right about the drop kick bit. What was wrong with it was that the drop kick was still legal at the time, so there was no reason to "bring back the drop kick." But nobody was using it then, so minor error at worst. Artificial turf sucks. Always did, always will, no matter the improvements in the tech. Yeah, the cartoon was stupid, even if the hiccup joke was pretty good. If it's any consolation, Freddie went into the game and got kicked in the ass shortly after the thing ended.

@SamtheBravesFan 2 года назад

10:55 That kind of stuff actually happens with baseball announcers on occasion. There are people in the booth who viscerally hate the way the game is played and analyzed today.

@ajk 2 года назад

Yep.....and can back it up in one name. Bob Costas lol.

@dash_r_media 2 года назад

I could do with less three-outcomes baseball myself. I know it's a better brand of baseball, but it's much less entertaining.

@ajk 2 года назад

@@dash_r_media less three-outcomes?

@dash_r_media 2 года назад

@@ajk Walk, Home Run, Strikeout. This is the kind of baseball hardcore analysts like the most. I don't have a problem with those things, in and of themselves, but there's no action in a walk or a strikeout. Home runs aren't very exciting when almost every hitter in the lineup can hit them with some consistency. And most long flyballs that don't make it into the stands are boring, fielder-stands-under-it flyouts. Grounders deep in the hole, baserunning, basestealing, doubles and triples in the gap...that's more exciting. Baseball needs to make the changes necessary to produce more of that kind of baseball. If they do nothing else, deaden the baseball.

@ciesaro 2 года назад

I'm old enough to remember Freddie the Football. I looked on RU-vid for YEARS for it without success. AND YES! That Hall of Fame and Percentages songs got stuck in my head since that time.

@johnstebbins24 2 года назад

I now want to see a basketball go on the Tonight Show and talk about how it invented the airball. "See, I just didn't want to go in the hoop. I was getting cord burn all game long, so I decided to just faceplant into the floor from 14 ft."

@RicoBurghFan 2 года назад

Freddy Football LMAO 🤣🤣🤣

@AnthonyPerkinss-jn8kv 11 месяцев назад

I remember that. I was 10yrs old and it was unwatchable and I was saying to myself, "that can't be right". I knew the rules and a little bit of history 😉

@stephaniegormley9982 2 года назад

2:33 I think Brian McFarlane is Robert Loggia's long lost twin brother.

@whaduzitmatr 2 года назад

Who would win: Freddy Football vs Cleatus

@gregsmith7428 2 года назад

Did I hear that right?? This year's SB pregame show is SIX hours? Will they sacrifice a virgin at halftime? They'll no doubt have trouble finding one.

@americangiant1003 2 года назад

Actually it's true. NBC is programming 12-14 hours of programming on Super Bowl Sunday 2022. Starting with the Pre Game right after Meet the Press. Then the Rams vs Bengals game itself with the Dr. Dre/Eminem Halftime Show and Post Game. After the Big game then NBC will plan to broadcast another 4-6 hours of Winter Olympic coverage from China. So basically from 12 Noon (ET)/9am West Coast time until around 2am ET/11pm West Coast non stop Sports Programming. That might be a record on Free Basic (non digital cable tv)for most consecutive hours of sports for either CBS, ABC, Fox and NBC on the same day. Someone can confirm but that is what I saw the other day for NBC schedule for 2/13/22.

@ksronlinemedia3798 2 года назад

Hal Smith's best role was Otis Campbell on The Andy Griffith Show.

@torgman 11 месяцев назад

He didn't miss a few words. He said, "You know? Before a really big game, I like to come down here and meditate." I heard him fine. Also, it never said that Walter Camp was in the HoF.

@mrmonty86 2 года назад

I would like to see a video about the worst halftime performing group, Up With People.

@TheSonicsean 2 года назад

And they did it FIVE TIMES.

@royveteto4134 2 года назад

I WOULD LOVE to see a video on the first super bowl which was broadcast on both cbs and nbc . it must have been something with 2 networks setting up shop at the same venue.

@Fencellisk 2 года назад

Keep Pounding!!!

@pronkb000 2 года назад

Ha! I remember that OJ vs. Ditka Madden battle. Ditka (or whoever was playing on his behalf) missed a FG at the end.

@capt.tuttle6292 2 года назад

The "Freddy Football" cartoon is still better than 6 hours of (1) former players and coaches running their mouths about what to do in the upcoming Super Bowl game; and (2) D-level musical acts showing they cannot sing on today's Super Bowl pregame shows.

@americangiant1003 2 года назад

LMAO at having a Freddy Football" segment return to the 24 hour pregame show.

@MrWEWE5 2 года назад

12:58 - That’s a very old looking football

@Bruce12867 2 года назад

I actually saw this cartoon while watching the Super Bowl VIII pregame show on Obsolete Video's channel.

@reginald29061 5 месяцев назад

I had to dig hard to find that clip. I remember it was the pregame opening for Super Bowl VIII. I was 10 yrs old at the time.

@tolfan4438 2 года назад

I think that were going for football lore not fact . Eddie ball wasn't a common term back then

@PaBa1984 2 года назад

I remember the Ditka v OJ Sega game. I was sick during that Super Bowl, so I was stuck on the couch all afternoon. I think I actually thought that it was a good omen for the Bills.

@vickrunalza8057 2 года назад

Peter Puck sounds like a Cool and informative idea.

@RetroJR3379 2 года назад

Good news Scooter You're no longer the worst lol

@pullt 2 года назад

The AstroTurf of the 70s was anything but "soft" lol

@rhythmjones 2 года назад

"Before a really big game, I like to come down here and meditate."

@justinress2782 2 года назад

10:37 Damm, the invention of Physics hit the NFL pretty hard.

@msarzo 2 года назад

I really wish I were around and watching hockey in the days of Peter Puck because I could see myself really enjoying that.

@johnmanier7968 2 года назад

This was the first Super Bowl I watched from start to finish. I have absolutely no memory of this cartoon. And I *do* remember Peter Puck. I was 10 years old, so unlike the cartoon producers, I was definitely not on drugs. It bears noting this was the final Super Bowl on CBS before the modern NFL Today era. So Brent Musburger hosted the CBS pregame shows from Super Bowl X through XXIV, and so on.

@mkepioneet 2 года назад

8:58 I highly doubt they were making a joke about edibles. Like, this was the 60s after all and the stuff was far less potent than it was today

@flyinelvis69 2 года назад

I hate to be that guy but it was 1973. No edibles oy stuff baked into cookies and brownies

@mkepioneet 2 года назад

@@flyinelvis69 no worries! Thanks

@kevinriley2261 Год назад

I am pretty sure Peter Puck originated in Canada on the CBC.

@raygordonteacheschess5501 2 года назад

9:34 Mr. Monopoly makes a guest appearance.

@knelsud92 2 года назад

Freddie Football was a better CBS decision than hiring Jayne Kennedy.

@altfactor Год назад

The producers of "Freddie Football" should have fact checked with the Hall Of Fame to make sure the facts were accurate.

@Rusty3659 2 года назад

Hal Smith is best known as Mayberry's town drunk, Otis Campbell.

@altfactor 2 года назад

Cambria Studios' "New Three Stooges" was produced in 1965 and 1966.

@Musicradio77Network 2 года назад

Freddy Football would turn out to be Cambria’s final project for the studio.

@BBall0027 Год назад

To see how weird it is that this studio was chosen prior to Super Bowl VIII, considering they're mostly known for a short-lived cartoon that ended in 1960, this would be like, prior to Super Bowl LVI, a cartoon done by the crew behind Nickelodeon's The X's played as part of the halftime show. Yes, I did some research to find a cartoon that lasted only one year that ended roughly 14 years prior to the last Super Bowl.

@diaz5292 2 года назад

It would be possible i suppose to have a field that is uphill both ways, if the field was set on a giant tilt, that shifted up and down depending on what quarter the game is in, or who lost the 'tilt toss' at the beginning of the game. I'd tune in to see the giant tilting field...lol

@bfure1 2 года назад

Just build it on a hill lol, then if you lose the toss you are running uphill, and if you want both going uphill, then just make it so that offence is always up

@laschus Год назад

That would at least finally make sense when these talking heads refer to a ball carrier "running downhill"!

@fiveandtwoball 2 года назад

Is the voice of Freddy Football the same Hal Smith that played Otis the town drunk on The Andy Griffith Show?

@stephenholloway6893 2 года назад

Yes. Hal had a long career as a voice actor as well. Most notably Disney, Warner Bros, Cambria, and Hanna Barbara.

@paulsut0n 2 года назад

We need Freddy Football merch on the JG9 shop ASAP

@CTubeMan 2 года назад

Or have him take a drink whenever JG9 says, “Which is better than if you spiked the ball into the ground on every single play.”

@mst3kanita 2 года назад

Girl, that's an almond.

@luisvaldes1568 2 года назад

Love the green coats!

@altfactor 2 года назад

If Freddie Football had been better received, could he have become a long-term part of their "NFL Today" pregame show?

@chriso8593 2 года назад

It's a lemon that had a stroke

@coreypayne1208 2 года назад

Somebody at CBS probably asked the animation studio how half assed can you make it

@GabrielRodriguez-mc4me 2 года назад

This is pretty damn weird, all things considered. Now imagine if they combined it with a talent show.

@craigusselman546 2 года назад

Peter Puck was loved by Canadian and U.S hockey fans, never heard of Freddy Football

@mattswaggy7804 2 года назад

The hall of fame doesn’t look like that anymore.

@stevenbauer4799 2 года назад

cbs should have just spiked the singing football and quit with that one.

@Flamquill 2 года назад

Sure, the fumble is one of the worst things that can happen... to a ball carrier. The defensive player who causes the fumble and/or picks up the fumble for a TD surely has the opposite feeling. A problem here is that you compared the fumble to an air ball instead of a steal or a blocked shot. Looking at it that way, it can be forgiven. Not to mention that this was 5 years before the fumble brought us the Holy Roller. But that's more of a side note.

@philipsctba 2 года назад

Freddie the Footbal should be a hall of famer

@RetroJR3379 2 года назад

Who remembers Punt & Runt lol

@stevelomicky9394 2 года назад

Wow. Kinda happy I don't remember any of this. Was never really interested in any pre-game, post-game offerings.

@pronkb000 2 года назад

So, to sum up: Peter Puck >>> Scooter the Baseball >>> Freddie Football.

@tubesocksbrigade3031 2 года назад

Peter Puck RULES!!!

@davesimms8825 2 года назад

Peter Puck was not so fondly remembered in Canada

@eyechartny 2 года назад

You're referring to Pierre Puck with that thick Quebec accent? That's what I remembered more from watching Hockey Night in Canada back in the day. As soon as he mentioned a cartoon character, my mind immediately went back to Peter Puck. Thanks for the memory, JG9!

@AAli220 2 года назад

Can someone explain Eddie ball?

@flyinelvis69 2 года назад

Edible. Not a thing in 1973 but a big deal 50 years later

@ShrexyGuy 2 года назад

This was honestly kinda cute, clearly an early attempt to keep kids entertained in a boring spot while wanting them to still pay attention to football

@briandonegan8480 2 года назад

It only referred to Walter Camp. It didn't claim he was in the Hall. The name was probably used cause it was easy to rhyme.

@Musicradio77Network 2 года назад

Walter Camp was the guy that invented football. He also made a special windup phonograph called the Camp Fone by Health Builders made a series of exercise records during the 1920’s. When Walter Camp passed away in the late 1920’s, Health Builders no longer exists with the Camp Fone portable windup phonograph.

@krl97a 2 года назад

Like others I hear, "I like to come down here and meditate." First sentence sounds fine.

@TheLastoftheFourMKs 2 года назад

I dunno, after OBJ's ACL injury at this past Super Bowl, ol Timothy has a point

@Mario500NOW 2 года назад

(note: certain details in the audio of this video found to had been vulgar, unprofessional, and/or detrimental)

@UncannyValleyVideos 2 года назад

This whole thing is like some fever play you see after losing consciousness on the field.

@Davepool-hs7vr Год назад

How is Walter Camp not in the HOF?

@tabbystripes6501 2 года назад

Just imagining a future super bowl, sponsored by a fictitious An-High-zer Bush Cannibis Company, with the promotion that gives away a free doobie to in-stadium fans upon the conversion of a 4th and 20. Then, this cartoon might make a lot more sense.

@donaldpaluga 2 года назад

Don't give Snoop any ideas

@curtisk174 2 года назад

Can someone help me? I don't understand the Ed E. Ball joke

@jamesage24 2 года назад

Edible. A drug reference.

@curtisk174 2 года назад

@@jamesage24 thanks!

@peacefrog0521 2 года назад

11:50 😄

@PAGoTribe1963 2 года назад

It's obvious JG9 has never watched an episode of Mystery Science Theater. MSTies eat stuff like this for breakfast.

@rickmolen7977 2 года назад

If they had to fill 6 and a half minutes for a 30 minute pregame with this, you would think the pre-games would have been shortened. That didn't happen. What are they now, 6 hours ?

@SuperCrazyDiscoKangaroo9001 2 года назад

That's why they refer to the 1970s as the "Dark Age of American Animation" knowing how bad that cartoon is.

@coreylevine3856 2 года назад

It the Dark Age of American Animation right now

@MarkAHoltz 2 года назад

So low budget and quickly put together, they couldn't afford to do research.

@Walczyk Год назад

That looks fine.. what is the issue?

@agentflynn18 2 года назад

Why does it look like schoolhouse rock cartoon

@ThePrufessa 2 года назад

Since the Eddie Ball joke wasn't explained to those that don't get it in the video can someone please? Pretty please? Shame on him for not explaining it to anyone that doesn't get it.

@OfficialJaguarGator9 2 года назад

Edible

@ThePrufessa 2 года назад

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 I still don't get it. What's the joke with edible?

@ThePrufessa 2 года назад

@@OfficialJaguarGator9 how does edible relate to football? Or the football Hall of Fame? I still don't get the joke of Eddie Ball/edible. Is the football edible?

@goonerbear8659 2 года назад

Oh, how unfortunate it was for the Lions to lose on a record-setting field goal in 1970. Good thing it never happened again!

@pixelythegamer3260 7 месяцев назад

What’s next The weapon who invented the murder

@Boyso5407 2 года назад

Timothy?! WTF

@c71score 2 года назад

And wouldn't you know who won the pony, the first 3 examples of dumb shit during Super Bowl pregames were NBC creations.

@kascnef 2 года назад

who animated the football

@OneIroNauT_1 2 года назад

I think the reason they used the Ball that crested the Fumble, is because the Football is an adversary in the Game. The Football is on neither side and needs to be controlled at all times. So it makes sense to me that The Actual "Footballs" Hall of Fame would incorporate things that lack of Ball Control contributes to. In my opinion of course. Maybe I'm doing more thinking then the creators of this gimmick, but that's my reasoning for it. Just like the Game clock that is an adversary in Football. Because you are required to Manage the Clock and in it's essence favors no Team. That's all I have for this..lol