Christmas Specials of the 60s & 70s
TVparty-ers reflect on their favorite Christmas TV memories - from the Norelco Santa, Hardrock, Cocoa and Joe, Mr. Magoo, Bing Crosby and all the rest. What were your favorite holiday specials?
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classic TV Christmas specials on DVD!)

Looking back on Mayberry...
To celebrate the DVD release of The Andy Griffith Show, TVparty presents an in-depth look at the end of the series and all its spin-offs - including Mayberry RFD, Gomer Pyle, USMC, The Jim Nabors Show, The Don Knotts Show, Headmaster and The New Andy Griffith Show. (Didn't know there were so many?) PLUS: Where are they now?
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Classic TV Shows on DVD - Just Released!
NEW FOR DECEMBER: Fat Albert, Seinfeld, Transformers, My Little Pony, Kids in the Hall, Sonny and Cher, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Danny Thomas, Pee-wee's Playhouse, Golden Girls and so many more. And they're all deep discounted - for you!
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The Redd Foxx Comedy Hour
"I remember it well because it was my first national television debut and I truly loved Redd. We had some real good talks and I met some really super artists. This was a huge springboard for me. I got a holding contract from ABC and a costarring role in a pilot at Paramount Studios. I was 27 years old then and I am a happy 52 now."
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The Comeback Kid
How a network goes from last place to first. ABC is a much younger network than NBC and CBS and had to play catch-up both in primetime and daytime for years because they didn't have the resources (money, stars and long-established relationships) that the competition had. When you're number three, obviously you try harder.
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Amos 'n' Andy
Amos 'n' Andy had all of the elements of an enduring classic - first-rate scripts that would rival the best episode of I Love Lucy for hilarious plot weavings along with lovable characters played with aplomb by masterful actors clearly in their element. But there was an inescapable component to Amos 'n' Andy that overshadowed the superior accomplishments of the actors and production staff - the actors were black and the year was 1951.
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The Last Days of Bobby Darin
"I never saw Bobby impolite or even distant from any fan. He was always unfailingly gracious and accommodating even to people I would consider pesky and some on the edge of reality. Bobby never slighted any of them, sometimes even inviting them backstage to his dressing room and talking to them in his underwear while he was changing clothes."
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The Lone Ranger
"I believe that to have a friend, a man must be one. That all men are created equal and that everyone has within himself the power to make this a better world."
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Irwin Allen's Lost Sci-Fi Pilot
After Time Tunnel was cancelled in 1967, there was another remaining season for Lost in Space and Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea before they were hustled off the air in 1968. Allen was hopeful that he could replace the now-canceled Lost in Space with his 'new' idea for 1969-70 - The Man from the 25th Century.
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