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To say 'Squares' and Mr. Marshall are iconic would be a severe understatement.

Peter always looked like he was having a ball. It was such an entertaining game show 😃

Money is not everything.

That's a shame ABC 50th Anniversary Didn't invite Bob Eubanks Jim Lange Monty Hall.

He was white??? He looked latin in his tv series

I never was a fan of Star Wars but Star Trek was a different matter entirely. I became a Star Trek fan after it went off the air and was in syndication. I was in college at the time it was on the air and didn't have time to watch a lot of television back then. The very first episode I watched was Catspaw sometimes in the early 1970s and I was hooked. The series explored social issues in many of its episodes and created a core set of characters who interacted well and made us care about the show. Years ago, I watched a Thriller episode titled The Hungry Glass and didn't realize till a later viewing that a young William Shatner was the main character in that episode. Of course, he was also memorable in the Nightmare episode in Twilight Zone. He is a unique actor with a cadence in his speech and mannerisms that have been frequently imitated through the years. He gave us many hours of enjoyment and I appreciate that he hasn't lost his zest for life and is still going strong today.

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Oh my gosh I wanna meet her in heaven. If there is a heaven, there’s no way she didn’t make it

She's one of the few that found a good plastic surgeon. She looks great while so many have ruined their faces with bad surgery.

A great man. Thanks for sharing this interview.

He accurately describes fandom in his con stories as well as his metaphor about animals. We fill in the blanks of lore with our own stories, feelings, and emotions. We push back when the actors or writers (New Trek) contradict our preconceived expectations.

Priceless🎉

It was so funny my momma would watch Dallas and just cuss JR. out! I loved it!

How the f***!!!! she still look this incredibly gorgeous at her age 🙌🏾

Traduire,en,francl,. Ais,les,interwiuns,svp 😅

I got to meet Marla at the Hollywood show this past Saturday. She was is one of the nicest people I met there

Joan is the most down to earth, authentic, kind, funniest, woman and a natural beauty. I miss her and watch her again and again every chance I get.

Class act all-the-way. Turned down the movie role because they made his character, the one HE made famous into a traitor who murdered his "friends".

I am into my third viewing of all the seasons, I see something new each time and it is such a complete world full of well drawn and interesting characters I still find it compulsive viewing, sorry Greys Anatomy you don’t hold a candle to ER……

I'd see her in the late 80's in person. Her & hubby both went to Art Openings. Striking Elegant Woman.

There was an interesting omission from this interview.

I was 12 yrs old when Roseanne premiered. It was a show like nothing I have ever seen and it felt “real”. Many years later I watched the first 3 seasons and got a whole new appreciation for Roseanne. I can’t imagine how tough it was for her to get her every single episode on and the behind the scenes, network executives blood suckers, a man’s world and come out on top regardless and going against the grain. She is a game changer.

Loved every corny episode of Lost in Space

Just rambling..... whatever

Wink has strange 2 creases above his nose

Such a lovely lady!!! ❤❤❤

I was so in love with her in those days..thank you Angela and Bill Mumy

I thought I clicked on to watch a Sigourney Weaver interview about her career??? Half the interview is her talking about her father?!😮 I am sorry: but international people outside of USA have zero idea about Pat Weaver and do not care, quite frankly! He is a nobody globally! Such a wasted opportunity to hear more about HER career😢😢😢

I miss her

I loved seeing Art Linkletter!

I streamed GAH a bunch of times and at its best, I love it. It struck me that the love-hate relationship between Ralph and Bill Maxwell was a LOT like that between Walter White and Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad (another addiction of mine). The ONLY element I have trouble with in GAH is the depiction of Ralph's "problem students": West Side Story stereotypes, dated even for that time, and all speaking with Brooklyn accents in the middle of Los Angeles! When they're on screen, it's like nails on the chalkboard. Mercifully, they don't get a WHOLE lot of screen time. IMO, it's the show's one weakness. When they're in an otherwise terrific episode (like the pilot), I just grin and bear it. That said, the series' 3 leads - Katt, the brilliant and gorgeous Connie Sellecca, and the late, super great Robert Culp - created some of the best moments in tv history.

Sometimes I wonder how much of what Jimmie says is true or just bullshit but I have to admit he's likeable and very intelligent. I enjoyed watching this video.

We always had Dallas Parties. All my friends from work would come over on Friday night & we'd have food and wine and we watched Dallas, then after Knots Landing when it started. Love Larry Hagman. He was Dallas not to diminish the value of any other of the actors, they were all great. But Larry was a treasure

I so want to have dinner with Bill Mumy. Just want to talk for a few hours.

She is so entertaining, so captivating, engagingly interesting, intelligent, and incredibly gorgeous.

Joan was one-of-a-kind 💚✨️💜

"The human race is in question right now." In large part because MOST people have NO ability to learn from history. Tribalism overrides the willingness. Ironic, too, as ALL of documented history is literally at our fingertips. A long time ago, I thought the technology would help us all shed our need for messiah figures or cults or mythology or propaganda. I thought easy access to knowledge would embolden us to question our beliefs, which, in turn, lets us grow as human beings, each capable of carving our own futures; without the need for someone else to GUIDE us. Instead, we look more like the tribalistic barbarians of H.G. Wells' future depicted in Things To Come. Humans with no empathy for others and always on the move to grab more power, like tweakers after meth. You get wealth and power; it's never enough. And who cares if your means to hoard it destroys others?

"Why was Star Trek popular?" As Bill says, there were lots of factors. But the biggest reason - I think, anyway - was always Spock. Almost everything else in the series, good and bad, had been territory seen in sci fi before. But it was Spock whose presence stood out, even in a lame episode. He was the compelling anchor. The one that helped a viewer accept everything else from a shoestring budget! The one genuinely original creation in the show.

If anyone is Cloned it should be her. She was the best of the best in her day.

I cried when Lucy died. When Carol passes it’s going to be a very dark day. I hope she has many more birthdays.

On top of everything else Shatner brings to the table is the fact that he is one of only a handful of people still living who were around at the dawn of television and everything that has happened since his birth. When he was born, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were playing for the Yankees, he lived through The Great Depression, was 14 when FDR died, he was 20 when I Love Lucy began, was 33 when JFK was shot, and 61 when Johnny Carson retired.

Vanna wasn't just lovely--she had a welcoming, friendly expression that never made the audience feel she felt above them or above the job. There are many beautiful men and women, but there aren't too many that wouldn't start annoying the average person after a few episodes.

I hope Johnny Carson is burning in hell for the way he treated Joan

I really looked forward to Batman on TV every week in the 1960s. I also still consider that version of the Batmobile as the coolest car in history!!

Who’s Chandelier did she steal and put around her neck lol

Possibly the worst Actress ever on TV!! Horrible... sorry

I had the pleasure of seeing him in raconteur mode more than once, including the 70th anniversary career tribute in Hollywood ten years ago. ( Also managed to get his autograph on a few rare items - "Come on and put your name on the dotted line..." ).

LOVE HER SINGING 🔥🌹🌹🌹♥️🇺🇲