Where can you find the episodes for "That's Incredible"? I think i was on it when i was 1, now am 30. I have newspaper clippings from the show and being on it, but never seen the actual show. Any help?
I remember that's increadable. That was the first show that I hid behind my hands. To a four and five year old, this show was very scary and yet I kept wanting to see it each time it was on. Eventually my mother stopped me from watching it as I would get nightmares.
Benson was way ahead of it's time. I was watching it recently on dvd and there were several episodes filled with political situations paralleling real politics of Washington today. Incredibly excellent and super funny and witty.
I was thinking there was an older daughter on "Love Sydney" who was played by George C Scott's real-life daughter, but after a little research it seems I'm confusing the show with an earlier Tony Randall series.
When I think of "Darkroom" I also think of that Robert Stack show. I think it was "StrikeForce" I remember they were like back to back on Friday nights.
I really loved this show as a kid...only thing I knew is it had a great theme song and a great cast...as did most of the 80's sitcoms and comedies. I really hate to sound like an old person but tbh the more commercial it gets...
1981-82 was really the last time I watched TV on a regular basis. Then I became a mid teen and ran around with the crowed. I'm probably bias for saying this but these were the best shows
Benson and Too Close were the only ones here that people think of as 80's...the rest are all 70's shows that spilled over into the early 80's...can't believe Benson was almost 30 yrs ago!
WRONG! Benson ran from 79 to 86, meaning the ideas for it were 70's but it was much more 80's...same is true of Dallas, Love Boat and several other shows
Yes! Just saying few who remember them would claim them as 70's since they peaked in the 80's...just like few would say Human League, Talking Heads and the GoGo's were 70's groups, albeit they all started then.
We had to sing the "Friends Forever" theme song from "Love, Sydney" in chorus when I was in jr. high. It was a great song, but I never got into the show.
"That's Incredible!" I watched religiously and I still remember that opening!
Whenever people think of Tony Randall, they think of Felix Unger from The Odd Couple and Swoosie Kurtz would go on to greater success with Sisters and Kaleena Kiff went on to play the voice of Daisy Darrett on the CBS Saturday Morning Series Pole Position produced by DiC Entertainment.
I remember Darkroom...hosted by Lee Marvin I think...a Twilight Zone wanna-be (best episode was when an abusive father was attacked one night by his son's GI Joe's).... Look for Deborah Van Valkenburg from Too CLose for Comfort as William Shatner's love interest in the movie Free Enterprise
@Marckymarc71 You were right for the show. We studied this show in History of televison class. His character was gay, but they were not allowed to say it.
Yes, well they COULD have said it, but they were afraid of losing advertising sales--especially in the South and Midwest, so they decided to play it safe.
Too close for comfort funny because that was my old neighborhood in the 80's we use to walk past it and say that's the house from to close for comfort .With deborah van valkenburgh from the Warriors.What a fucked up surname .
Forgot to add, I also remember the "Oral Implantology" segment on that's incredible. I used to watch the show as a young kid in the early 80's, but remember seeing that segment when the original show was re-ran, in 90-91
She's a director now. The last I heard, when I looked her up a little while back, was that she was directing a series called "Alice & Huck." They actually have a trailer for it on Youtube:
h t t p : / / w w w . y outube . c om/watch?v=I3pNBCKJkjg&feature=related
Some of the 80's (Miami Vice, etc) shows wern't too bad, but IMO: This is when the long slide to today began...60's and 70's were still the best for me...LOL
well the actual slide started getting bad in the early 90s. Music went down the slide as well and many other issues in this country started going down hill
Only giving my thumbs up for BENSON.... The best, Bar None! hahaha How DO you say Rene's last name? I am stumped on that one
MetallicBill 2 months ago
Wow! Good work!
Please, where can I get this "That's Incredible" episode?
MSL2007 3 months ago
Falcon Crest was a horrible spin-off of Dynasty. I hate the show but I loved the theme music. :)
Too Close for Comfort's Lydia Cornell still looks beautiful. I wish I could say the same about Deborah van Valkenburgh.
DickieAnginson 4 months ago
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DickieAnginson 4 months ago
Love Sidney was way ahead of its time and perhaps deserved a second life. The Christian right wing tools basically chloroformed it
pnighswander 8 months ago
Where can you find the episodes for "That's Incredible"? I think i was on it when i was 1, now am 30. I have newspaper clippings from the show and being on it, but never seen the actual show. Any help?
Hard2guard24 8 months ago
@Hard2guard24 I used to watch it, sadly, not lasting long, and not in syndication
MetallicBill 2 months ago
I remember that's increadable. That was the first show that I hid behind my hands. To a four and five year old, this show was very scary and yet I kept wanting to see it each time it was on. Eventually my mother stopped me from watching it as I would get nightmares.
wolf25ph 8 months ago
Benson was way ahead of it's time. I was watching it recently on dvd and there were several episodes filled with political situations paralleling real politics of Washington today. Incredibly excellent and super funny and witty.
daverossi5436 8 months ago
@daverossi5436 I vote Benson and Soap the all time best comic Sitcoms. They stand the test of time, truly!! Everyone should see both
MetallicBill 2 months ago
"Love Sidney's" theme song is like a root canal.
NewsLynne 11 months ago
My Gosh-- Love, Sidney AND Dark Room??!
Excellent!
radioonemike 11 months ago
That Tony Randall Show makes me want to fucking cry, and it is only a fucking theme song. This show must have been copied by Punky Brewster.
mccarrpo 1 year ago
When I was a kid, I thought that woman on "That's Incredible" was married to both those guys, and that they were both her husbands.
mccarrpo 1 year ago
ah! falcon crest was such a great show... nothing like watching rich people pretend they have problems!
fordxbgtfalcon 1 year ago
Joe Theismann's wife was hot!!
jmuduke99 1 year ago
wow....Tony and Swoosie could not sing!
trexmex67 1 year ago
I was thinking there was an older daughter on "Love Sydney" who was played by George C Scott's real-life daughter, but after a little research it seems I'm confusing the show with an earlier Tony Randall series.
dadoctah 1 year ago
wow swoosie kurtz and tony randall
freeasabird12907 1 year ago
what in the world is dark room?
cansecoisgod 1 year ago
i really loved thats incredible as a kid
cansecoisgod 1 year ago
That Tony Randall bit at the beginning is truly horrid. Wow.
chalklounge 1 year ago
Jane wyman Was So HOT!
ThePaddyjoejr1 1 year ago
When I think of "Darkroom" I also think of that Robert Stack show. I think it was "StrikeForce" I remember they were like back to back on Friday nights.
neepl8 1 year ago
Yes. I remember these years when it was all about ABC and ABC was #1
neepl8 1 year ago
there were a lot of silly stuff then you old timers so don't throw in your contempt
same then same now in different form
gpo66 1 year ago
loved thats incredible great to see it
c1duce 1 year ago
I really loved this show as a kid...only thing I knew is it had a great theme song and a great cast...as did most of the 80's sitcoms and comedies. I really hate to sound like an old person but tbh the more commercial it gets...
Cancrizans 1 year ago
darkroom is some scary shit
shittyshit69 1 year ago
this from wikipedia about the theme.
Opening theme "Friends Forever" performed by Tony Randall, Swoosie Kurtz & Kaleena Kiff (1981-1982) then by Gladys Knight (1982-1983)
coventrygardens 2 years ago
1981-82 was really the last time I watched TV on a regular basis. Then I became a mid teen and ran around with the crowed. I'm probably bias for saying this but these were the best shows
sonypics2010 2 years ago
I use to wanna bang Didi Conn, she got me hot when i was10.
KeemLegendPA 2 years ago
Benson and Too Close were the only ones here that people think of as 80's...the rest are all 70's shows that spilled over into the early 80's...can't believe Benson was almost 30 yrs ago!
NYNYRaider 2 years ago
no benson was a 70's show that spilled over--it stareted on soap
delidude1999 2 years ago
WRONG! Benson ran from 79 to 86, meaning the ideas for it were 70's but it was much more 80's...same is true of Dallas, Love Boat and several other shows
NYNYRaider 2 years ago
BUT they started in the 70s--obviously if they ran into the 80s and 90s (as Dallas did) the ideas changed to fit the times.
delidude1999 2 years ago
Yes! Just saying few who remember them would claim them as 70's since they peaked in the 80's...just like few would say Human League, Talking Heads and the GoGo's were 70's groups, albeit they all started then.
NYNYRaider 2 years ago
In the second season, Gladys Knight sung the theme song for this show? Could you please find it?
davetteb100 2 years ago
THANK YOU! I was beginning to think I was the only one who remembered that.
ShangoJamal 2 years ago
Ha ha Voyager's Neelix and DS9's Odo both as regulars on Benson. Small world isn't it?
kirkrules66 2 years ago
Holy cow, I don't remember Love Sydney looking so 70's. I forgot about Darkroom.
falconflyer34 2 years ago
it was 1982
delidude1999 2 years ago
oh, now that you mention it, it does look very modern now.
falconflyer34 2 years ago
all those NBC shows--facts of life, different strokes, silver spoons, they all had the same kinds of bulky sets
delidude1999 2 years ago
Oh, Mithter Ruuuushhh!!!
MON-ROOOOOOOOEEE!!! YOU'RE GETTING ON MY LAST NERVE!!!
lol, classic
johnny07652 2 years ago
one of the worst theme songs ever-but a great show!
xxitsjorynxx 2 years ago
Love,Sydney was a very good capsule of Manhattan in the late 70's early 80's
nowdid 2 years ago
@nowdid yet it was filmed in L.A.
kfag101 1 year ago
We had to sing the "Friends Forever" theme song from "Love, Sydney" in chorus when I was in jr. high. It was a great song, but I never got into the show.
"That's Incredible!" I watched religiously and I still remember that opening!
Sox575 2 years ago
That and "Real People"! Early reality TV that rocked!
WestVirginiaRebel 2 years ago
LOL! "Real People" I totally forgot about that show. That was another great show that I never missed.
Sox575 2 years ago
Whenever people think of Tony Randall, they think of Felix Unger from The Odd Couple and Swoosie Kurtz would go on to greater success with Sisters and Kaleena Kiff went on to play the voice of Daisy Darrett on the CBS Saturday Morning Series Pole Position produced by DiC Entertainment.
tnawcwvictoria 2 years ago
We sung that in school as well!
snoopy64116 2 years ago
Love Sydney SUCKED. Benson rocked.
stableshadow 2 years ago
sidney was cuting edge for the time and of course benson was great.
delidude1999 2 years ago
I remember Darkroom...hosted by Lee Marvin I think...a Twilight Zone wanna-be (best episode was when an abusive father was attacked one night by his son's GI Joe's).... Look for Deborah Van Valkenburg from Too CLose for Comfort as William Shatner's love interest in the movie Free Enterprise
Maestro80sMusic 2 years ago
Dark Room was great -- it was James Coburn, though...
stableshadow 2 years ago
YES -- THE GI JOES! I SAW THAT ONE!
stableshadow 2 years ago
That was an adaptation of "Battlefield," a story that was done better on "Nightmares and Dreamscapes".
WestVirginiaRebel 2 years ago
Was Punky Brewster a knockoff of Love Sidney?
mathewbailey08 2 years ago
no--henry wasn't gay--sidney was--but it was downplayed in the series
delidude1999 2 years ago
As a kid I thought that Tony Randall was gay and that Love Sidney was his "coming out". My gaydar never was very good :P
Marckymarc71 2 years ago 5
@Marckymarc71 You were right for the show. We studied this show in History of televison class. His character was gay, but they were not allowed to say it.
quelita1971 1 year ago
@quelita1971
Yes, well they COULD have said it, but they were afraid of losing advertising sales--especially in the South and Midwest, so they decided to play it safe.
Marckymarc71 1 year ago
@Marckymarc71 Actually, your "Gaydar" was quite good! Tony Randall was a "flaming queen," but he kept it "secret" as best he could!
Iamonad 1 year ago
@Iamonad No, actually he wasn't. He was "metrosexual" before there was such a term, but he was straight.
Marckymarc71 1 year ago
@Marckymarc71 same here! when i found out he fathered a child in his 60s or early 70s, i about croaked
mikehlebik 8 months ago
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DickieAnginson 4 months ago
Too close for comfort funny because that was my old neighborhood in the 80's we use to walk past it and say that's the house from to close for comfort .With deborah van valkenburgh from the Warriors.What a fucked up surname .
wilfred35 2 years ago
WARRIORS! COME OUT AND PLAY!
stableshadow 2 years ago
I still sing this song and my kids look at me like I'm crazy
twev30theprince 2 years ago
Love Sidney was really ahead of it's time back in 1982. My mom and i watched it when it aired.
pjasher 2 years ago 2
Love Sidney good theme song!
funnygal200 2 years ago
Darkroom? What is that all about???
1980sgod 3 years ago
Forgot to add, I also remember the "Oral Implantology" segment on that's incredible. I used to watch the show as a young kid in the early 80's, but remember seeing that segment when the original show was re-ran, in 90-91
soundsfromnothing 3 years ago
Kaleena Kiff ended up being in the new Leave it to Beaver series that was on for most of the 80's.
soundsfromnothing 3 years ago
Where is she nowadays?
LeanaJoH76 2 years ago
She's a director now. The last I heard, when I looked her up a little while back, was that she was directing a series called "Alice & Huck." They actually have a trailer for it on Youtube:
h t t p : / / w w w . y outube . c om/watch?v=I3pNBCKJkjg&feature=related
soundsfromnothing 2 years ago
i'll never forget Love Sidney, though I thought it was called I love Sidney. and i watched it all the time. thank you :)
phoenixmoon3 3 years ago
These tv openings are so cool...bring back so many memories! I used to love watching Love, Sidney!!
jimmyjosephs 3 years ago
Did you know......
The stars of TCFC appeared on The Match Game-
Hollywood Squares Hour in seperate occasions.
depg1979 3 years ago
Some of the 80's (Miami Vice, etc) shows wern't too bad, but IMO: This is when the long slide to today began...60's and 70's were still the best for me...LOL
alarbman39 3 years ago 3
well the actual slide started getting bad in the early 90s. Music went down the slide as well and many other issues in this country started going down hill
1980sgod 3 years ago
@alarbman39
Not really, it started in the 1990's.
jmjfanss 8 months ago
What's with all the cats at 2:34?
gli7utubeo 3 years ago