Tony Dow in "Never Too Young" - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

Sean Snow · 05-04-2002, 09:18 PM

Has anyone heard about this? I was looking it up because "Dark SHadows" replaced it in 1966 on ABC. Tony Dow was in it and it ran from 1965-1966. It was a teen soap opera.

TheBeaver · 05-05-2002, 05:49 PM

Yeah, i've heard of it. I've been looking for it on video but i've had no success yet.

Laurel · 12-23-2002, 11:42 AM

"Never Too Young" was an ABC-TV soap opera that focused on the lives of eight young adults who frequented Malibu Beach. Kinevideo has two "Never Too Young" episodes on tape. (Kinevideo's web address is listed below).

Alfie (David Watson) ran the "High Dive," the local beach hangout where musicians often performed the current hits of the day. Barbara and Susan (Pat Connolly and Cindy Carol) were sisters, and their friend was Joy (Robin Grace). The trio were from well-to-do families and came across as golddiggers themselves. Barbara chased after Tad (Michael Blodgett) while Susan wound up with Tim (Dack Rambo). Joy went after drifter Chet (Tony Dow). Rounding out the group was Jo-Jo (Tommy Rettig of "Lassie" fame), who wasn't very popular with the girls. He provided the comic relief.

Tony played Chet Brandon, a drifter who drove (and lived in) a VW Bus. Chet had graduated some three months earlier, left home, and was traveling solo "totin' three boards," according to Jo-Jo. (Chet was a mechanic by trade. )

Kinevideo's web address is: http://www.kinevideo.net.

05-04-2002, 09:18 PM	#1
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05-05-2002, 05:49 PM	#2
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12-23-2002, 11:42 AM	#3
Laurel "Lauriebelle" Occasional Poster Join Date: Sep 20, 2002 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 80	"Never Too Young" was an ABC-TV soap opera that focused on the lives of eight young adults who frequented Malibu Beach. Kinevideo has two "Never Too Young" episodes on tape. (Kinevideo's web address is listed below). Alfie (David Watson) ran the "High Dive," the local beach hangout where musicians often performed the current hits of the day. Barbara and Susan (Pat Connolly and Cindy Carol) were sisters, and their friend was Joy (Robin Grace). The trio were from well-to-do families and came across as golddiggers themselves. Barbara chased after Tad (Michael Blodgett) while Susan wound up with Tim (Dack Rambo). Joy went after drifter Chet (Tony Dow). Rounding out the group was Jo-Jo (Tommy Rettig of "Lassie" fame), who wasn't very popular with the girls. He provided the comic relief. Tony played Chet Brandon, a drifter who drove (and lived in) a VW Bus. Chet had graduated some three months earlier, left home, and was traveling solo "totin' three boards," according to Jo-Jo. (Chet was a mechanic by trade. ) Kinevideo's web address is: http://www.kinevideo.net.