I used to watch this like clockwork every sat. morn on ABC. I still know the theme song Stubby Kaye used to sing. It was in the back of my memory for many years & then Roger Rabbit came out. Saw Stubby as Marvin Acme & the song was the 1st thing to enter my head. I envied all those kids who won. This show gave so much away to just one contendent. After this show, the kids science show "Discovery" would come on. That show was cool too!
Hopefully? more kinnie film prints of "Shenanigans"(The ABC TV Network version)are in the Merrill Heater/Bob Quigley Estates and the persons..handling those estates..will make them available very soon?
I understand that Mara, after several failed marriages, died of a Darvocette overdose. Though her parents begged, The Beatles did not attend services.
I was on this show. My name is marty. Does anyone have a video of the show withme on it or know how to get it? I have a few still photos of me on the tv. Martinlipschultz@yahoo.com
Loved the show (especially the slow moving "Pie In The Eye) and the board game. Bought a pretty nice copy of the game in Wisconsin at a charity shop recently. It's still COOL!
Yes, "SHENANIGANS", which was a slight variation of Heatter-Quigley's previous "giant board game", "VIDEO VILLAGE" [CBS, 1960-'62], repackaged for sponsor Milton Bradley, was on Saturday mornings at 10am(et) from September 1964 through December 1965 on ABC. Very few examples of the series exsist...
If I remember correctly, this program aired on Saturday mornings just before the Beatles Cartoon show in 1965. At least here in Los Angeles it did. In light of this, the tie-in with the harmonica is not surprising.
Ya got me with this one. Teary eyes. 1st on YT.
I used to watch this like clockwork every sat. morn on ABC. I still know the theme song Stubby Kaye used to sing. It was in the back of my memory for many years & then Roger Rabbit came out. Saw Stubby as Marvin Acme & the song was the 1st thing to enter my head. I envied all those kids who won. This show gave so much away to just one contendent. After this show, the kids science show "Discovery" would come on. That show was cool too!
RadioCannedMusic 1 month ago
Hopefully? more kinnie film prints of "Shenanigans"(The ABC TV Network version)are in the Merrill Heater/Bob Quigley Estates and the persons..handling those estates..will make them available very soon?
TheStanbabe 9 months ago
AH! Carnation ice cream..which doesn't exsist anymore! Those were the days.
TheStanbabe 9 months ago
I understand that Mara, after several failed marriages, died of a Darvocette overdose. Though her parents begged, The Beatles did not attend services.
All my rust,
~Johnny Witchburner
neatoauctions 1 year ago
I was on this show. My name is marty. Does anyone have a video of the show withme on it or know how to get it? I have a few still photos of me on the tv. Martinlipschultz@yahoo.com
Striker101101 1 year ago
Loved the show (especially the slow moving "Pie In The Eye) and the board game. Bought a pretty nice copy of the game in Wisconsin at a charity shop recently. It's still COOL!
circusguy 3 years ago
I wish I had all that in my HOUSE, yo.
orbital151 3 years ago
The format of the original WPIX TV Ch.11 NYC version
of Shenanigans was different from The ABC TV edition. Kids were picked from the audience and they had
to solve riddles and mysteries posed to them by
Mr.Quiqley the detective.
143AC 3 years ago
Actually? Shenanigans was first seen locally weeknights on
WPIX TV Ch.11 in NYC in the early 1950's.
Bob Quigley..then an unknown tv comedy writer and
actor hosted the show.
143AC 3 years ago
AND...YOU can STILL have te Beatle Harp on EBAY for only $500 dollars...(LOL)
FOSEEBOY 3 years ago
I had a shenanigans board game,years before EBAY!
harporocks 3 years ago
Was that kid little Jerry Seinfeld?!
Fersommling 3 years ago
IDLERACER, in your neck of the woods, it came on Saturday mornings in LA. In my ex-home of Savannah,GA., it ran on Monday evenings on
WTOC-TV Channel 11 (a CBS Afilliate) at 5:30pm just before the local news.
You1360 3 years ago
Yes, "SHENANIGANS", which was a slight variation of Heatter-Quigley's previous "giant board game", "VIDEO VILLAGE" [CBS, 1960-'62], repackaged for sponsor Milton Bradley, was on Saturday mornings at 10am(et) from September 1964 through December 1965 on ABC. Very few examples of the series exsist...
fromthesidelines 3 years ago
If I remember correctly, this program aired on Saturday mornings just before the Beatles Cartoon show in 1965. At least here in Los Angeles it did. In light of this, the tie-in with the harmonica is not surprising.
IDLERACER 4 years ago
Those are some sweet prizes
nolanbarbone 4 years ago
And that's what a typical contestant on "SHENANIGANS" could win- wonder whatever happened to those harmonicas?
fromthesidelines 4 years ago