Disney '70 - Dad, Can I Borrow The Car? (part1of2)

[CLDavi1983]

Boy am I glad that digital technology exists. If we relied on film to simulate traffic, imagine the mess we'd be in. Watch this film and see the frailities of analogue technology!

[CLDavi1983]

2:30 - That's the film's director, Ward Kimball eating the toy car. I can recognize his glasses from a mile away

[smichelle65]

"Stuntman Mike--The Early Years".

[drmorb]

why cant i download this?

[Trailltrader]

Its been,,,,40ish years since I've seen this film. It hasn't changed, its still factual.

The bank robbery however, I have never seen in real life.

It should be listed as a documentary

[bradybloodshed]

9:27 dumdumdumdum

[RyuichixCMZ]

Whoa! Almost 40 years ago! :)

[quirpco]

Great memories - thanks for posting! By the way, I'm 44 years old, happily married, and I STILL haven't outgrown model car kits!!!

[EHH246]

Ward Kimball did this craziness? Well, that explains a lot!

[jokersexclusive0]

disney is too busy trying to sell sex to kids like everyone else, to put good programming back on.

[ih8thishit]

seems they were back then too.... check out that vid on the right there - Menstruation '46! Probably banned in Boston LOL.

[pbanta62]

Between this and "It's Tough to be a Bird" leaves me wondering if these two Disney shorts weren't inspired by the animated skits in Monty Python's Flying Circus, which came out about the same time.

[JAVAGOIL]

It's been such a long time. Thank you!

[crpsaiyan]

I absolutely loved the into to this short movie. Especially towards the end where the man starts eating the toy car. It always made me laugh -- still does. :)

[rompn4x]

Thank you for posting this

[FebWriter]

You ROCK! I saw this I don't know how many times on The Disney Channel when I was a kid in the '80s, and I haven't seen it since. Thank you so much for posting this!