My Little Margie (3x17) "Margie's Millionth Member"

[clevelandphil]

No laugh track.

[MARILLIONROCKER45]

Oh my, memories from my youth in Milwaukee in the early fifties. Yes, the shows were corny and campy but this was the way it was from a simpler time before the world got so crazy. I loved this show along with 'I Married Joan' and 'Ozzie and Harriet.' Thanks for the memories.

[13loomisst]

Thanks for sharing this.

[MegaSpliffster]

Glad I wasn't a kid in the 50's. Sitcoms were anodyne and moronic. I grew up in the 80s on awesome sitcoms like Cheers and Taxi.

[Nostalgia1950s1970s]

@MegaSpliffster

No worries. You're obviously not bright enough to appreciate classic comedy :-)

[Mr76Yearsago]

@MegaSpliffster Hey, I remember a February 1977 TV Guide article contrasting 1950's & 1970's Sitcoms. The tag line was "When a story line about A SUIT , meant clothes NOT Paternity.. And, the 24 examples of like items from comedies of both decades illustratued how society HAD DEGENERATED during those two decades. Now, it is DISENTIGENATING

[dormantone]

@MegaSpliffster It was pioneering sitcoms like this that made possible all those that followed!

[BrianRIngram]

she seems more like his wife than his daughter....very odd

[ladypeinforte]

@BrianRIngram a little like Sam and Darrin in fact.

[garybrownfie]

How did Little Luke get to the city?

[143AC]

Hard to believe..but..The Hal Roach Studios did create and produce a kids sci-fi tv adventure show.

[is1531]

She was the funniest woman of all time. If I actually had 3 wishes,one of the wishes would be that she was restored to being a young woman. She answered my E mail one year before she died.

[rolex452]

Yes kidz: BOOMIES & CRACKIES CEREAL!!!! Loaded with flavor & sugar & a couple of vitamins & sugar & fun & excitement & sugar.....Ah, I miss the cereals of my youth!!!

[fromthesidelines]

Originally telecast on April 28, 1954. Because producer Roland Reed was also responsible for "ROCKY JONES- SPACE RANGER", several props from that series were used in this episode as well. Incidentally, no laugh tracks were heard on "MY LITTLE MARGIE" until the final season.

[Fiftiesflashback]

Who is the bigger pompous windbag, Clarence Kolb as George Honeywell in My Little Margie or Thurston Hall as Mr. Schuyler in Topper?

[bobbieqube]

thank you for making this available.