I know there weren't many episodes of this series, but it pretty darn funny, and a bit ahead of its time I think. Last time I EVER saw it on TV was when USA used to run it...80's or early 90's I believe. It's a shame it never caught on.
A well-written, witty show that was largely ignored by viewers. I was pretty young when this was televised, but I remember my parents loved this program...it was one of the two or three they ever tuned in.
Richard and Paula have outlasted a ton of their peers. It is great when marriages last, and glad theirs has. It was the women's eye makeup, and quite short hemlines that got me back then. BTW does anyone know who did the theme? I love soundtracks and jazz, which this had a Nelson Riddle, Pat Williams (MTM) or Neal Hefti kind of sound. Thanks.
What a WONDERFUL show HE & SHE was !!! I will NEVER understand why it wasn't a smash hit ! It really was the missing link between the DICK VAN DYKE SHOW and the MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW ! And how wonderful it is that PAULA PRENTISS and RICHARD BENJAMIN who actually married in 1961 are STILL happily married to this day !
@NECHOII: What can one say as to why this show wasn't a hit, except that it was the 60's and the so-called 'classics' (Beverley Hillbillies, The Flying Nun, Gilligan's Island, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Bewitched, etc.) were what people wanted to watch over truly well-written, INTELLIGENT sitcoms like this.
This was a great show. It was a bit ahead of its time. It was more sophisticated than other things that were popular at that time. I couldn't believe it when they canceled it after one season.
I remember this show when it originally aired on CBS during the 1967-1968 season; it aired on Wednesday nights at 9:30 PM right after "Green Acres" which was after "The Beverly Hillbillies" which was after "Lost in Space." What a lineup! The good old days.
How can anybody forget this show? This used to come on after Green Acres on Wednesday nights. ( was only ten back then. Unfortunately, my teacher that year, Mrs. Grotz, passed away back in August. I was sitting in her class when these shows were on.
@ripcord1022: There wouldn't be a 'PC remake'-Hollywood hasn't been putting a lot of people of color on TV that much, anyway. And if the strictures weren't so strict as to what could be discussed on TV back then, He & She would have been talking about things that you object to on today's sitcoms, so I wouldn't get so misty-eyed about the so-called 'good old days'. As for the above-mentioned 'PC'-this show and others like it were just as 'PC' as you claim shows are NOW-just for different things.
@fuhoney: This show hasn't been rerun as much as all of the other overplayed and overrated ones that are rerun all of the time-and which were not as adult or sophisticated as this one, IMHO.
Loved this gem of a show--Jack Cassidy was brillilant as the egomanical "star--but I also loved this chemistry between the witty Dick Benjamin and his beautiful real-life wife Paula Prentiss--and I absolutely adored the lyrical, romantic opening montage and theme. Wish it was released on DVD or at least being shown on TVLand or Me-TV,,,
watched this show when i was a kid. it was on cbs. jack cassidy's gr8est role - bob cratchit in MR. MAGOO'S CHRISTMAS CAROL!!! met his son shawm when i worked 4 paramount pictures, he's a really nice guy!! i always loved this show's theme. it's beautiful.
It may be urban legend, but until today some think that fire was arson-- the usual reasons- he owed money, the mob, etc.
The show wasn't garbage, but it was sexy... the attraction between real-life wedded Benjamin and Prentiss came through. I remember an actor in it named Hamilton Camp. You don't forget a name like that!
@nanlisa: If you believe that (considering the sitcoms that are on now like Hot In Cleveland and the Saturday morning sitcoms for kids made by Walt Disney Television that air on ABC that AREN'T as you put them down), I have a bridge that I want to sell you in New York with a nice view of Brooklyn. You've been fed very old wives tales by biased people-watch some British TV and sitcoms, then compare them with their U.S.counterparts-you see that there's been NO REAL CHANGE from then to now.
@nanlisa Jack Cassidy, in later years, had a troubled life, and he died in a fire in his apartment when he fell asleep with a lit cigarette on a couch. However, his legacy lives on with sons David (with Evelyn Ward), and Shaun, Patrick, and Ryan (with Shirley Jones). Some say Jack resented his son David's career, even more so after "The Partridge Family" became a hit, and Jack died months before Shaun starred on "The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew" Mysteries. You left us all too soon, Jack.
@nanlisa: Except, my dear sir/madame/miss, this series fits in with sitcoms and other TV shows of today (How I Met Your Mother, Friends, etc.) that you just decried above.
Rickhatch; I too was also 10 when this show first came. Every time I hear the theme song, it takes me back to that time period: when TV comedy was simply pure and innocent. And like I said earlier, this show came on right after Green Acres on Wednesday nights.
Wow, that's cool to know--I didn't remember when it was on, but I know I watched it, I remember they re-ran it in the summer of '67 I think. I always loved this theme and hadn't heard it in 40 years until you tube came along. It sure brings back memories of a simpler time.
they were real life husband and wife. Still are. I'm sure he's a nice guy, but she is so pretty. He's not that great looking. But, that's the way it always goes.
What did she ever see in Richard? She is so stunning a lot like Shania Twain, they're still together after all these years and she is still gorgeous he didn't age well at all. Probably a wonderful husband though.
Then she is an idiot for staying with him isn't she? Most men are assholes anyway esp once they become husbands name any of them that don't go astray or end up doing something wrong to their women and if the women to it to them WOOHOO WATCH OUT, I have no pity for them, if the women do it then the men have asked for it and the women NEED TO LEAVE.if Paula wishes to stay with him then that's to her.
I think it is interesting how popular false eyelashes were on these TV shows in the 1960's and into the 1970's. Of course no one's lashes compared to Marlo Thomas' on "That Girl".
Paula wasn't ugly but she was a bit masculine looking. It may have been a good show but the opening credits were a bit hokey. I love Jack Cassidy but his shot here in the opening credits make him look looney.
I have to agree. This was a wonderful series that was way before it's time. Jack Cassidy was at his best on this show! I am telling off on my age, but I fondly remember this show from my childhood.
@swami1 - In a memorable "Mary Tyler Moore Show" a few years after "H&S" Jack Cassidy played Ted Baxter's (Ted Knight) even more pompous older brother. Classic! Also JC was the voice of Bob Crachit on the earlier "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol."
This was a great show, can't understand why it only ran one season. It was the precursor to Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart and other ensamble shows. Wish it was out on DVD.
Thanks for sharing, I really liked this show. I recall a few others from that era that were similar - "Love On A Rooftop," "Bridget Loves Bernie" all about young married couples. They didn't seem to last too long but they were some of my favorite programs.
Anyone who thinks Paula Prentiss is ugly has their head up their arse. And Richard Benjamin was a droll comic actor in the mold of Alan Arkin (and a good director as well). He & She was a fab show that paved the way for the shows of the 70s that were less slapstick. It had a deft, dry touch and Jack Cassidy as the loony neighbour.
First off, you have to remember during the late-60s, early-70s they were airing shows they thought would work. And it didn't matter if the characters were ugly or beautiful, it was the Sixties/Seventies.
Heck, does anyone recall the TV Drama which starred John Wayne on CBS?
I don't believe John Wayne ever starred in a TV series. He was offered "Gunsmoke," but suggested James Arness for the role of Matt Dillon instead. Wayne also introduced the first episode of "Gunsmoke."
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I thought they were the ugliest couple ever put on tv. They were so ugly I couldn't take watching it for 3 seconds. Who ever casted them had to have been uglier than them. Man were they ugly.
I always thought he was really good looking, she was pretty. They were really married, and still are today. The show had a different quality to it, sort of a pre-MTM show. People have always remarked over the past 40 years, that it shouldn't have been cancelled, there must be something to it! Plus I loved the theme music!
I loved this show, I was only 10 years old at the time, but have never forgotten it! Too bad it was so short-lived. I haven't heard this theme in 40 years, what great memories! thanks so much for posting it! Rick
CBS MIGHT have been inclined to renew the show, '2nicks', but it was up to them, not the sponsor, General Foods. They decided not to renew THEIR support for the show at the end of the season....
They canceled "He & She" in favor of "Blondie"? That's ashame because "He & She" was the better series and CBS should had seen that coming a mile. Hind sight...Oh well!
According to Harlan Ellison, CBS had a choice of renewing "HE AND SHE" for a second season in 1968...or taking a chance on a revival of "BLONDIE". THAT was cancelled after only 16 weeks....
I absolutely love this sitcom and it premiered 40 years ago to this day, Wednesday, September 6th 1967 at 9:30pm on CBS! This needs to be released on DVD with interviews from Dick & Paula!
This was a VERY funny show...unfortunately, I think it was a bit ahead of its time. Paula and Dick were great, and Jack Cassidy was an absolute riot as Oscar...his character was kind of a precursor to Ted on the Mary Tyler Moore show.
I LOVED this show. It was on CBS and was supposed to become the next classic but that didn't happen. Does anyone know if they will ever release this on DVD?
I definitely remember this show. This came right on after Green Acres on CBS on Wednesday nights. When it was on TV Land in 1998, I said to myself "I haven't seen this show in thiry years."
I know there weren't many episodes of this series, but it pretty darn funny, and a bit ahead of its time I think. Last time I EVER saw it on TV was when USA used to run it...80's or early 90's I believe. It's a shame it never caught on.
linnygal965 2 weeks ago
A well-written, witty show that was largely ignored by viewers. I was pretty young when this was televised, but I remember my parents loved this program...it was one of the two or three they ever tuned in.
jpcfit 2 months ago
Richard and Paula have outlasted a ton of their peers. It is great when marriages last, and glad theirs has. It was the women's eye makeup, and quite short hemlines that got me back then. BTW does anyone know who did the theme? I love soundtracks and jazz, which this had a Nelson Riddle, Pat Williams (MTM) or Neal Hefti kind of sound. Thanks.
gmonet46 5 months ago
@gmonet46 the music was composed by Jerry Fielding
DocLitmus 3 months ago
@DocLitmus I appreciate that, since I have a passion for soundtracks and many TV themes as well as their original arrangers.
meredit77 3 months ago
Should have been big!!!! Even then the Networks were dolts!
MZVIRB 5 months ago
Absolutely! Nowadays, prime time TV is nothing but junk, junk, and more junk.
nanlisa 7 months ago
Was this an NBC TV series?
ChavoMysterio 7 months ago
Never mind. It was CBS.
ChavoMysterio 7 months ago
They loved balloons in the 1960s.
bluespiral58 7 months ago
What a WONDERFUL show HE & SHE was !!! I will NEVER understand why it wasn't a smash hit ! It really was the missing link between the DICK VAN DYKE SHOW and the MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW ! And how wonderful it is that PAULA PRENTISS and RICHARD BENJAMIN who actually married in 1961 are STILL happily married to this day !
NECHOII 8 months ago
@NECHOII: What can one say as to why this show wasn't a hit, except that it was the 60's and the so-called 'classics' (Beverley Hillbillies, The Flying Nun, Gilligan's Island, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Bewitched, etc.) were what people wanted to watch over truly well-written, INTELLIGENT sitcoms like this.
Neville6000 5 months ago
This was a great show. It was a bit ahead of its time. It was more sophisticated than other things that were popular at that time. I couldn't believe it when they canceled it after one season.
cunnidvd 10 months ago
Paula Prentiss....hubba hubba
unclebobunclebob 1 year ago 2
I remember this show when it originally aired on CBS during the 1967-1968 season; it aired on Wednesday nights at 9:30 PM right after "Green Acres" which was after "The Beverly Hillbillies" which was after "Lost in Space." What a lineup! The good old days.
musclen2phat 1 year ago 2
How can anybody forget this show? This used to come on after Green Acres on Wednesday nights. ( was only ten back then. Unfortunately, my teacher that year, Mrs. Grotz, passed away back in August. I was sitting in her class when these shows were on.
nanlisa 1 year ago
I remember this. I shudder to think what a PC remake would be like.
ripcord1022 1 year ago
@ripcord1022: There wouldn't be a 'PC remake'-Hollywood hasn't been putting a lot of people of color on TV that much, anyway. And if the strictures weren't so strict as to what could be discussed on TV back then, He & She would have been talking about things that you object to on today's sitcoms, so I wouldn't get so misty-eyed about the so-called 'good old days'. As for the above-mentioned 'PC'-this show and others like it were just as 'PC' as you claim shows are NOW-just for different things.
Neville6000 1 year ago
Will Arnett looks like he could be Jack Cassidy's illegitimate child! Same features, same smile, dimples, even the voice!
Actionguy1 1 year ago
I NEVER EVER herd of this show and I love 60's sitcoms!
fuhoney 1 year ago
@fuhoney: This show hasn't been rerun as much as all of the other overplayed and overrated ones that are rerun all of the time-and which were not as adult or sophisticated as this one, IMHO.
Neville6000 1 year ago
weren't the married in real life ?
dextersmith2000 1 year ago
@dextersmith2000
Yes they were.
SgtRock57 1 year ago
Loved this gem of a show--Jack Cassidy was brillilant as the egomanical "star--but I also loved this chemistry between the witty Dick Benjamin and his beautiful real-life wife Paula Prentiss--and I absolutely adored the lyrical, romantic opening montage and theme. Wish it was released on DVD or at least being shown on TVLand or Me-TV,,,
TheCatgirl6 1 year ago
I used to watch that show.
Cassidy was a brilliant character actor he deserved better than the horrible death he suffered.
CaptKundalini 1 year ago
Now why is there NO footage of the Debbie Reynolds theme song/??
Livingallalone 1 year ago
A much underrated show that wasn't given the chance to succeed. Jack Cassidy was great as "Jetman."
swami1 2 years ago
You're absolutely right on both counts. Cassidy was great whatever he did. And the show's opening did no justice to the true nature of the comedy.
LazlosPlane 2 years ago
watched this show when i was a kid. it was on cbs. jack cassidy's gr8est role - bob cratchit in MR. MAGOO'S CHRISTMAS CAROL!!! met his son shawm when i worked 4 paramount pictures, he's a really nice guy!! i always loved this show's theme. it's beautiful.
sibphu 1 year ago
when that show was on i was no where then 1 where has the time gone
meterman432110 2 years ago
paula prentiss GIGANTIC fox
flakbac 2 years ago 3
Now this was a good show.
jemjean 2 years ago 3
I loved this show!!!
Novatogal 2 years ago 2
Very sadly, Jack Cassidy was killed in a fire in Los Angeles just before Christmas of '76.
Secondly, these were the days when TV sitcoms were so innocent and funny. Today, they're nothing but sex and garbage!
nanlisa 2 years ago 12
It may be urban legend, but until today some think that fire was arson-- the usual reasons- he owed money, the mob, etc.
The show wasn't garbage, but it was sexy... the attraction between real-life wedded Benjamin and Prentiss came through. I remember an actor in it named Hamilton Camp. You don't forget a name like that!
defundthewar 2 years ago
@nanlisa: If you believe that (considering the sitcoms that are on now like Hot In Cleveland and the Saturday morning sitcoms for kids made by Walt Disney Television that air on ABC that AREN'T as you put them down), I have a bridge that I want to sell you in New York with a nice view of Brooklyn. You've been fed very old wives tales by biased people-watch some British TV and sitcoms, then compare them with their U.S.counterparts-you see that there's been NO REAL CHANGE from then to now.
Neville6000 1 year ago
@nanlisa Jack Cassidy, in later years, had a troubled life, and he died in a fire in his apartment when he fell asleep with a lit cigarette on a couch. However, his legacy lives on with sons David (with Evelyn Ward), and Shaun, Patrick, and Ryan (with Shirley Jones). Some say Jack resented his son David's career, even more so after "The Partridge Family" became a hit, and Jack died months before Shaun starred on "The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew" Mysteries. You left us all too soon, Jack.
JayBBluejay 7 months ago 2
@nanlisa: Except, my dear sir/madame/miss, this series fits in with sitcoms and other TV shows of today (How I Met Your Mother, Friends, etc.) that you just decried above.
Neville6000 5 months ago
Rickhatch; I too was also 10 when this show first came. Every time I hear the theme song, it takes me back to that time period: when TV comedy was simply pure and innocent. And like I said earlier, this show came on right after Green Acres on Wednesday nights.
nanlisa 2 years ago
Wow, that's cool to know--I didn't remember when it was on, but I know I watched it, I remember they re-ran it in the summer of '67 I think. I always loved this theme and hadn't heard it in 40 years until you tube came along. It sure brings back memories of a simpler time.
rickhatch1 2 years ago
mr bean looks young.
newportvtman 2 years ago
This opening somehow reminds me of That Girl.
rachelazw 2 years ago
Still creepy.
freemantom 2 years ago
This role was used to inspired the Ted Baxter role on Mary Tyler Moore.
Jack was offered it but wanted to go on to more dramatic roles in Columbo , Clint Eastwood movies and the like.
Which was the right thing to do.
David is 59 and he is only remembered as Keith Partridge, now that is creepy.
I think it is just you. I don't find that many remarks like yours.
ire4along 2 years ago
by the way, jack eventually did appear on an episode of mtm as ted's brother.
etraig 2 years ago
That episode is on HULU by the way.
It is kind of true to form that Jack's character was very competitive and was making fun of the buffoonish Ted.
For these reason, Jack was right not to take the Ted role.
ire4along 2 years ago
Just me, or was Jack Cassidy creepy?
freemantom 2 years ago 3
What are you talking about.
Jack has two grandchildren named after him. One is 10 years old.
Most of his work was in theatre. He was one of the most nominated person in Tony HIstory.. Jack got a Emmy nomination for this role.
ire4along 2 years ago
No more creepy than Marty Ingels.
rachelazw 2 years ago
I loved Paula Prentiss. She was one good looking lady. Wonder what she's up to now.
ra86226 2 years ago
Mr Bean got laid
liprandi 2 years ago
they were real life husband and wife. Still are. I'm sure he's a nice guy, but she is so pretty. He's not that great looking. But, that's the way it always goes.
ra86226 2 years ago
This was a wonderful show with great chemistry between Richard and Paula.
Come on DA, give the show a break: this was mid-60's and a much more peaceful and innocent time; the music and tone of the show reflect that...
paleblue498 2 years ago
What did she ever see in Richard? She is so stunning a lot like Shania Twain, they're still together after all these years and she is still gorgeous he didn't age well at all. Probably a wonderful husband though.
Cherstars 2 years ago
wonderful husband? he's recently started beating her on a regular basis with a 11 lb. stack of his 45 year old 81/2 x 11 photos.
Every thing was fine till you mentioned how he hasn't aged well, now poor Paula has to pay for it....Thanks Cher
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
Then she is an idiot for staying with him isn't she? Most men are assholes anyway esp once they become husbands name any of them that don't go astray or end up doing something wrong to their women and if the women to it to them WOOHOO WATCH OUT, I have no pity for them, if the women do it then the men have asked for it and the women NEED TO LEAVE.if Paula wishes to stay with him then that's to her.
Cherstars 2 years ago
lol! ...you're priceless.
Have a wonderful day and take care Cher
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
my sentiments exactly. Probnably a really great guy, but she's so pretty. That's the way it usually goes though.
ra86226 2 years ago
I think it is interesting how popular false eyelashes were on these TV shows in the 1960's and into the 1970's. Of course no one's lashes compared to Marlo Thomas' on "That Girl".
sfbaygirl 3 years ago
Liza Minnelli wore mink eyelashes in Cabaret, and in the 70's!
rickhatch1 3 years ago 2
@rickhatch1 WTF?????
Actionguy1 1 year ago
@Actionguy1 --WTF what????
rickhatch1 1 year ago
Paula wasn't ugly but she was a bit masculine looking. It may have been a good show but the opening credits were a bit hokey. I love Jack Cassidy but his shot here in the opening credits make him look looney.
DA90027 3 years ago
That was the point! He played an egomaniac on the show. The "Ted Baxter" character was a cheap rip-off of this one.
dyinglikeflies 3 years ago
Jack Cassidy was offered the role of Ted Baxter for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." He turned it down.
But, he later appeared on "TMTMS" as Ted Baxter's equally obnoxious brother Hal!
Actionguy1 3 years ago
Paula Prentiss was a GODDESS! My dearly departed other half looked enough like her to be her sister!
Actionguy1 3 years ago 2
@Actionguy1 Then you were a very lucky guy , condolences.
jsilence418 1 year ago
Paula Prentiss will be celebrating her 70th birthday.
vividwatch47 3 years ago 2
I always loved her, and I think she is very pretty. To me she had a very unique look.
rickhatch1 3 years ago 3
Very underrated show. Jack Cassidy as Jetman was hilarious.
swami1 3 years ago 9
I have to agree. This was a wonderful series that was way before it's time. Jack Cassidy was at his best on this show! I am telling off on my age, but I fondly remember this show from my childhood.
Actionguy1 3 years ago
@swami1 - In a memorable "Mary Tyler Moore Show" a few years after "H&S" Jack Cassidy played Ted Baxter's (Ted Knight) even more pompous older brother. Classic! Also JC was the voice of Bob Crachit on the earlier "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol."
WSenator1 1 year ago
This was a great show, can't understand why it only ran one season. It was the precursor to Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart and other ensamble shows. Wish it was out on DVD.
spiderlarry 3 years ago 3
So do I!
vividwatch47 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing, I really liked this show. I recall a few others from that era that were similar - "Love On A Rooftop," "Bridget Loves Bernie" all about young married couples. They didn't seem to last too long but they were some of my favorite programs.
PopeyesForearms 3 years ago
You know, from some angles, he looks a lot like Blackadder from the first season.
SeeSamSit 3 years ago
Anyone who thinks Paula Prentiss is ugly has their head up their arse. And Richard Benjamin was a droll comic actor in the mold of Alan Arkin (and a good director as well). He & She was a fab show that paved the way for the shows of the 70s that were less slapstick. It had a deft, dry touch and Jack Cassidy as the loony neighbour.
modernfred 3 years ago 5
First off, you have to remember during the late-60s, early-70s they were airing shows they thought would work. And it didn't matter if the characters were ugly or beautiful, it was the Sixties/Seventies.
Heck, does anyone recall the TV Drama which starred John Wayne on CBS?
Fangarius 3 years ago
I don't believe John Wayne ever starred in a TV series. He was offered "Gunsmoke," but suggested James Arness for the role of Matt Dillon instead. Wayne also introduced the first episode of "Gunsmoke."
mvp822 3 years ago
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I thought they were the ugliest couple ever put on tv. They were so ugly I couldn't take watching it for 3 seconds. Who ever casted them had to have been uglier than them. Man were they ugly.
iwasthor 3 years ago
Don't talk ill of your parents.
castletriglav 3 years ago
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Most of these shows you needed a frontal lobotomy to watch them.....
ZIPPTPH77 3 years ago
Can anyone upload clips from Richard in "Goodbye Columbus"
Please!
ND2525 3 years ago
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Who ever liked that show, and why? What on earth was the appeal of Richard Benjamin? A boring schmuck with a shiksa wife? Oy.
cornbruiser 4 years ago
I always thought he was really good looking, she was pretty. They were really married, and still are today. The show had a different quality to it, sort of a pre-MTM show. People have always remarked over the past 40 years, that it shouldn't have been cancelled, there must be something to it! Plus I loved the theme music!
rickhatch1 3 years ago 4
I loved this show, I was only 10 years old at the time, but have never forgotten it! Too bad it was so short-lived. I haven't heard this theme in 40 years, what great memories! thanks so much for posting it! Rick
rickhatch1 4 years ago 3
Really fantastic TALL babe!!
GREATWHITE2 4 years ago
Thanks so much for posting this. A lot of good memories there!
bbdupon 4 years ago
CBS MIGHT have been inclined to renew the show, '2nicks', but it was up to them, not the sponsor, General Foods. They decided not to renew THEIR support for the show at the end of the season....
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
We just got our color tv when this premiered, was so exciting in color.....like HD today...
MerleOberon 4 years ago
No clip of Paula in that little short nightie??
BT
Bluestard 4 years ago
They canceled "He & She" in favor of "Blondie"? That's ashame because "He & She" was the better series and CBS should had seen that coming a mile. Hind sight...Oh well!
2nicks 4 years ago
According to Harlan Ellison, CBS had a choice of renewing "HE AND SHE" for a second season in 1968...or taking a chance on a revival of "BLONDIE". THAT was cancelled after only 16 weeks....
fromthesidelines 4 years ago
I absolutely love this sitcom and it premiered 40 years ago to this day, Wednesday, September 6th 1967 at 9:30pm on CBS! This needs to be released on DVD with interviews from Dick & Paula!
2nicks 4 years ago
This was a VERY funny show...unfortunately, I think it was a bit ahead of its time. Paula and Dick were great, and Jack Cassidy was an absolute riot as Oscar...his character was kind of a precursor to Ted on the Mary Tyler Moore show.
nessie96 4 years ago 2
I LOVED this show. It was on CBS and was supposed to become the next classic but that didn't happen. Does anyone know if they will ever release this on DVD?
macheath48 4 years ago
Why haven't they packaged this show on DVDs?Or have they?
weehoo 4 years ago
I always thought this was a very well written sitcom. Don't know why it didn't last longer.
beenie3 4 years ago
I love Paula!
gli7utubeo 4 years ago
Paula Prentiss was/is a total babe. And 40 years on, they're still together....brilliant !!
NSW2040 4 years ago
I definitely remember this show. This came right on after Green Acres on CBS on Wednesday nights. When it was on TV Land in 1998, I said to myself "I haven't seen this show in thiry years."
nanlisa 4 years ago
Paula had the sleekest legs!
countryclassic 4 years ago
Where did you find this? Cool!
Mike1964 4 years ago