Search results

One of my favorite movies. Very funny and Christina Ferrare was gorgeous. Plus a great theme song by the Cowsills.

Joi was so beautiful. Its great to see her any time. She turned up in quite a few O&H episodes.

I saw that starting in season 3.

Susan was in her 30s at the time. She would have to be a cradle robber to date Ricky.

Susan Sennett was such a cutie. Married to Graham Nash for decades.

And I was going to bequeath you my entire collection in my will. Oh, well, have to find someone else now that will enjoy those relevant social dramas as much as you do.

The walls in my building are concrete so not so easy to drill into to hang anything.

I'm thinking about it but I need to find one small enough to fit into my wall unit in the bedroom. I have too much on top of the CRT set in the living room.

Since 95% of what I watch is TV shows from the 50s thru 80s, I like watching on a 4x3 set. Not to mention the fact that off air records, if they're not SP masters, look ten times worse on gigantic HD sets.

Yes, I'm watching on 4x3, as I do any show that was shot in 4x3.

How come no one has commented on the show being window boxed and the black bars on all 4 sides?

I'm finishing up season four and I need to take a break for a while. The shows are too repetitive and after a time, every episode starts to look the same.

CBN cut shows pretty badly, with half hour shows snipped down to a little under 22 minutes running time. But they did a great job of picking up series which nobody else had rerun, like Wendy and Me, The Bill Dana Show, Young Rebels, Wackiest Ship in the Army, Empire, Farmer's Daughter and I'm...

The show was never handled by a major distributor. It was syndicated by a company called something like All America. The package was 200 shows and I think there was only one in there from the color season. It would have been a perfect fit for CBN in the early 80s when they ran so many vintage...

When I said most of NY, I meant NY City, not State. The other 4 boroughs other than Manhattan. Where I lived in Queens, we got cable November 1990.

No local station in NY ever picked up the show and when it ran in the 80s on TBS and Disney, most of NY outside Manhattan didn't have cable yet.

I have vague memories of watching the show in prime time when I was little but it never ran in syndication in my market

So far, I'm liking most of the episodes and finding them funny. I'm up to season 3. Harriet cracks me up and Thorny is very funny. I'll be sorry to see him go.

Untrue. They've been located.

So a couple more observations. Is a town that they live in ever mentioned on the show? Also, does everyone outside the family look like either Sam Drucker or Mr. Wilson?

Negatives? The show was shot on 2-inch videotape.

The twins have been performing for years but what does Sam do for a living?

Something I noticed as I'm watching the episodes is that any outside of the family characters, they spend more time talking about them than actually showing them. A lot of the time, you never even seen them or if you do, its only for a brief few minutes. So different from other show where guests...

Janet Waldo, who plays the teen friend of Ozzie, who occasionally drops by, was over 30 at the time.

I had James Day as my professor for one of my classes at Brooklyn College!

Just curious but does anyone know how many of the radio show episodes exist?

Did Thorny have a job or was he retired too?

Just started watching 2 episodes a day from season one. A couple of quick questions. Are any of Thorny's family ever shown? Also, and I know this has always been talked about, but is there ever even a hint that Ozzie works or has any type of employment?

I probably have at least a hundred O&H shows with the commercials so I'm okay without any more.

So, how was it that they weren't all 200 pounds overweight?