@fobgat the Beverly Hillbillys ( a RM rip-off in my opinion) had the long running joke about the buxom Ellie May being 14 and an old maid. Can you imagine a joke like that on TV today? The internet would be ablaze with moral outrage. We really do take ourselves too seriously.
Oh man, what memories! I loved that show when I was a kid. Thank you for putting this show on You Tube! The Real McCoys is what good, family tv was all about.
I was in elementary school with Michael Winkleman (Little Luke) as this was being filmed. I remember him falling asleep in class after working at the studio the night before. This is great entertainment !!! What a contrast to today's kid shows.
@mendotaman Did you ever know the events surrounding his death? I've never been able to find anything defininte. I've heard suicide, natural causes, and car accident. I don't know how long you lived in his area, but any light you coutd shed on the truth would be appreciated.
@mytvmemories Evidently Michael . J. winkleman is buried at Riverside Cemetery and its gravestone says he was in Vietnam conflict (aboard a ship?) in Navy. Mc Coys was a hilarious/seriocomedy program of my youth.
I was six years old and living in FRESNO watching this! This stuff was happening MINUTES away from me on a regular basis in REAL TIME!! I am so blessed!!
Thanks so much. This was one of my favorite shows from when I was about six years old (gee, I sound like rgarcia77). I really enjoyed it. It's been a treat to see it again.
Don't feel bad. I was six when this show aired as well. And I'm glad I was around then to see shows like these. It has staying power. I can't even thinkof a show today that can compare with these shows from early 50s to mid 60s.
This is one of my favorite shows on TV. I remember watching the early years reruns, then the actual 1st run shows in the early sixties. I was just about six or seven years old, but I can still remember watching them on channel 7. I caught allot of them a few years back on the CMT channel when they were rerun again. I miss these kinds of shows. Thanks for posting this one!
if you want the meat,you got to take the fat.
gearejamer 7 months ago
SUCH A GOOD SHOW ...
daniellong1000 11 months ago
Only 13 and the little girl is an old maid. Luke should have married a 16 year old instead of a 20 year old spinster.
fobgat 1 year ago
@fobgat the Beverly Hillbillys ( a RM rip-off in my opinion) had the long running joke about the buxom Ellie May being 14 and an old maid. Can you imagine a joke like that on TV today? The internet would be ablaze with moral outrage. We really do take ourselves too seriously.
mytvmemories 1 year ago
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Great program that can make you laugh, and cry, at the same time. Great writing, acting and production.
rgarcia77 1 year ago
LOL. "If you want the meat, you gotta take the fat."
cyborlite 1 year ago
So that's old George, a friend and neighbor who lived next door.
Paigeshusband 1 year ago
I found myself laughing out loud to this episode! I LOVED this show! I was 12 when it was on tv for the first time.
PaTudie 1 year ago
cool! we got the real mccoys on u tube!
greatgambino 1 year ago
Great show! Preceeded the Beverly Hillibilles. And was funny in a warmer way.
early60srcool 1 year ago
Oh man, what memories! I loved that show when I was a kid. Thank you for putting this show on You Tube! The Real McCoys is what good, family tv was all about.
MikeAtMidnight 1 year ago
I was in elementary school with Michael Winkleman (Little Luke) as this was being filmed. I remember him falling asleep in class after working at the studio the night before. This is great entertainment !!! What a contrast to today's kid shows.
mendotaman 2 years ago 3
@mendotaman Did you ever know the events surrounding his death? I've never been able to find anything defininte. I've heard suicide, natural causes, and car accident. I don't know how long you lived in his area, but any light you coutd shed on the truth would be appreciated.
mytvmemories 2 years ago
@mendotaman That's a pretty nice gem of history you've got there!
Not many people can tell that for a fact like you can, as well as having the memory!
heycolslaw 1 year ago
@mytvmemories Evidently Michael . J. winkleman is buried at Riverside Cemetery and its gravestone says he was in Vietnam conflict (aboard a ship?) in Navy. Mc Coys was a hilarious/seriocomedy program of my youth.
songbuff61 1 year ago
that is the way familys should be this show was great oh yea
billyjoelmartin 2 years ago
I always liked how Pepino addressed Walter Brennan as "Senor Grandpa."
krumlee 2 years ago
I was six years old and living in FRESNO watching this! This stuff was happening MINUTES away from me on a regular basis in REAL TIME!! I am so blessed!!
buzzclick500 2 years ago
Pepino forever!
RoyFive 2 years ago 3
Just a little bit of Heaven. To bad we can't have shows like this anymore.
bux49 2 years ago 2
We can have 'em if we want 'em! I could be a technical consultant on clothing, atmosphere and buildings 'cause I was THERE!
buzzclick500 2 years ago
That was Good!
DEO VINDICE!
RebelStangII 2 years ago
Thanks so much. This was one of my favorite shows from when I was about six years old (gee, I sound like rgarcia77). I really enjoyed it. It's been a treat to see it again.
bunnits2 2 years ago 4
@bunnits2
Don't feel bad. I was six when this show aired as well. And I'm glad I was around then to see shows like these. It has staying power. I can't even thinkof a show today that can compare with these shows from early 50s to mid 60s.
early60srcool 1 year ago
This is one of my favorite shows on TV. I remember watching the early years reruns, then the actual 1st run shows in the early sixties. I was just about six or seven years old, but I can still remember watching them on channel 7. I caught allot of them a few years back on the CMT channel when they were rerun again. I miss these kinds of shows. Thanks for posting this one!
rgarcia77 2 years ago
And I was living right in the middle of it in real life in the Central Valley of California!
buzzclick500 2 years ago