Arnie

[treky]

Originally Posted by Hazel Anyday

Well well, today watching my Wednesday Green Acres episode, today it was the one about Oliver and Lisa taking care of a bunch of kids while the mother (who they take to the hospital) has her baby. How Lisa & Oliver get stuck watching a stranger's kids or why a mother would allow strangers to watch her kids for days on end, well it's best not to ask, this is sitcom world, where young hot babes are always alone and beg any guy that comes along to go with them. Anyway, I diverge, in today's episode was none other than a very little Pam Ferdin!! She was probably about 8 years old here, she was the only cute kid in the hoard of kids.

Speaking of Pam, have any of youz ever seen Pam in a very dramatic episode of Baretta where she plays a very very pregnant teen about to have a baby who lives on the streets with her little brother? It was the most dramatic acting role I've ever seen Pam in, she was very believable and Baretta couldn't help but care to try to help her.

one of the kids in that one was Chris Shea who voiced Linus in A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS.

[OH Nuts!]

Originally Posted by retroTVfan4ever

Arnie- "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow"

Part 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yWcVVL_zsU

Part 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLk8HqGOntM

Part 3:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDwVn39vjrU

WOW! this ep was great. Truly endearing to watch this show again. And OMG, where is my brain? Why didn’t Ithink to check out YT for it myself. What a charming show! Can’t believe it got axed. Go figure. Some shows, which often make me retch, go on for seasons, but this gem didn’t.

Many thanks, retroTVfan4ever!

[1960'sTVfan]

Originally Posted by Hazel Anyday

Well well, today watching my Wednesday Green Acres episode, today it was the one about Oliver and Lisa taking care of a bunch of kids while the mother (who they take to the hospital) has her baby. How Lisa & Oliver get stuck watching a stranger's kids or why a mother would allow strangers to watch her kids for days on end, well it's best not to ask, this is sitcom world, where young hot babes are always alone and beg any guy that comes along to go with them. Anyway, I diverge, in today's episode was none other than a very little Pam Ferdin!! She was probably about 8 years old here, she was the only cute kid in the hoard of kids.

Speaking of Pam, have any of youz ever seen Pam in a very dramatic episode of Baretta where she plays a very very pregnant teen about to have a baby who lives on the streets with her little brother? It was the most dramatic acting role I've ever seen Pam in, she was very believable and Baretta couldn't help but care to try to help her.

No I haven't seen the Baretta episode with Pam Ferdin but would like to see it, sounds like a good episode.

[1960'sTVfan]

Originally Posted by OH Nuts!

WOW! this ep was great. Truly endearing to watch this show again. And OMG, where is my brain? Why didn’t Ithink to check out YT for it myself. What a charming show! Can’t believe it got axed. Go figure. Some shows, which often make me retch, go on for seasons, but this gem didn’t.

Many thanks, retroTVfan4ever!

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it. There's another Arnie episode on You Tube titled "Trouble In The Air", but it seems to be missing part 2 for whatever reason.

[Bonniegirl]

Originally Posted by retroTVfan4ever

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it. There's another Arnie episode on You Tube titled "Trouble In The Air", but it seems to be missing part 2 for whatever reason.

Yeah, I noticed that!! I had looked the other day and you are right, no Part 2 !! I watched 1 and 3 but 2 seems to be where most of the important parts of the story would be !

[Coffeecup]

Gosh that is show that I watched in its prime. I did indeed like it. Hershel was in an older drama show. I want to say Peter Gunn? Could be another show for it was shown in the late 1950's.

[Bonniegirl]

Originally Posted by Coffeecup

Gosh that is show that I watched in its prime. I did indeed like it. Hershel was in an older drama show. I want to say Peter Gunn? Could be another show for it was shown in the late 1950's.

Yes, it was Peter Gunn.