The fourth of July

[ThisLittlePiggy]

Originally Posted by Bonniegirl

I think Ginger and Gilligan were fighting over who would play this very large xylophone is why they don't look happy here!

[ThisLittlePiggy]

Originally Posted by opus

On the fourth episode of The Price Is Right someone won a car.

Which may or may not be true. But you believed me.

LOL.

I just looked it up. A Chevrolet Vega was won in the very first episode in 1972. Not sure about episode #4.

[ThisLittlePiggy]

Leave It to Beaver Season 1 Episode 4 The Haircut

Beaver loses the haircut money that Ward gives him, so he decides to cut his own hair.

[opus]

The fourth episode of Saturday Night Live had guest host Candice Bergen and musical guest Esther Phillips.

[ThisLittlePiggy]

The Flintstones Season 1 Episode 4 No Help Wanted

Fred gets Barney a job repossessing furniture and to the dismay of both, his first assignment is to take Fred's TV.

[Edward216]

Originally Posted by Bonniegirl

Oh wow. I did not know that. I never knew Night court was a spin off of Cheers!

Night Court ISN'T a spinoff of Cheers. The only thing they have in common is Harry Anderson, and they were two different and unrelated characters. It simply means that NBC executives liked him in the Cheers' episode(s) he was in and he was offered the part of Judge Harry Stone on Night Court and he took it.

Ed.

[Dream Canteen]

In the fourth episode of M*A*S*H, Klinger makes his debut and Sorrell “Boss Hogg” Booke guest stars.

[Dream Canteen]

Originally Posted by stevea

Yes, particularly with the early Beatles, some were released with two track stereo, with a hard vocal and music split. George Martin is on record as not wanting them released that way; Parlophone and Capitol went against his wishes.

I really like most of the new stereo mixes Giles Martin has produced since 2015. With a few notable exceptions, they’re a huge improvement over the 1960s stereo mixes (especially now that de-mixing technology exists).

Still, mono is my go-to for everything through Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour. The remixes are a nice alternative I turn toward when I want an alternative.

Here’s “Yesterday,” with no hard-panning — and, for the very first time, strings in stereo.

[icecream]

Lou Grant "Henhouse"- Poor Rebecca Balding had already been fired after just three episodes as a series regular. Replacing her starting in episode 4 and staying through the whole series was Linda Kelsey, who played Billie Newman. Billie was in the women's section (referred to as the henhouse by Lou ) competing with Joe Rossi on a story. She was then brought over to metro. The women's editor was a good actress, I would have liked to see her in a recurring role.

Frasier "I Hate Frasier Crane"- Newspaper columnist Derek Mann, played by Joe Mantegna, starts a war with a column slamming Frasier.

Coach- "I'm In Love With a Boy Named Stuart"- Kelly's sniveling boyfriend Stuart Rosebrock is introduced for the first time. Hayden hates Stuart more than anyone else he has ever met!

The Middle "The Trip"- Sue sold a ton of cheese and sausages for her school's trip to Indianapolis. The school doesn't have record of it (a running gag was no teacher or administrator ever remembered Sue). Frankie reads them the riot act saying Sue earned it and should still go. She did go to Indy but was not allowed to see the places with the others. Frankie, the scatterbrained mom, later finds Sue's record of the sales that Frankie had forgotten to turn in.

[opus]

The fourth episode of Starsky and Hutch had a drug raid where eventually a million dollars worth of cocaine goes missing. Evidence points the blame towards Starsky and Hutch!

[Bonniegirl]

The fourth episode of Gomer Pyle USMC was " Captain Ironpants" . Captain " Iron Pants" Martin punishes Gomer for not saluting her ; she tries to teach Gomer to treat her like any other Marine but slowly developes a liking towards being treated like a woman.

This was a really good episide.