@FamilyOfMan1975 i loved it too...took years of education to unlearn that dinosaurs did not exist with man, early man did not speak english, cave men did not bash their brides over their heads...and imogene coca was indeed funny
Richard Donner? Lethal Weapons, The Warriors, all those other great movies, and he was a director for this? lol Guess you gotta start somewhere. I remember this show, or at least the theme song. We sang It's about time, it's about space, it's about time to slap your face. lol What the hell I was 5, lol.
I recall this show in the early 60's, the astronauts went back in time, then they returned to the future with the cave people family with them, switching the show around.
I wonder what our creationist friends would make of this? Don't they beleive the world is only 6000 years old? And that dinosaurs actually did live on the planet with early humans (I've never read of them in the Holy Bible)
this show was good while it lasted i half remember it from the sixties kinda like my mother ther car. a space aged version of gilligans island... funny show, but not as good as gilligans island. i do rather have some fond memories of this show along with mr. terrific and captain fantastic.
I watched this show, first-run, back in '66. Now, the canned laugh track is intolerable as well as the humor. Presumably the only requirement to be a comedy writer back in the day was just to ask for the job.
I have all of the episodes, but this version has probably got to be the best quality I've seen yet! Thanks so much for posting. I only wish that this series would be remastered and released on DVD.
A lot of people remember this song because, as kids, we went around singing "It's About Time, It's About Space, It's About Time I slap Your Face" and then we did.
I was real young - and barely remember this except for the theme song......and Gronk. After watching this, I can understand why it didn't last and never made it to syndication. Thanks togi55, at least I got to see it.......
I was 9 and 10 when it was on. For some reason the danged song popped into my head today while doing yard work. Last fall Susie Snowflake and Hardrock, Coco and Joe from that same period popped into my head and I thought I was losing it. Maybe aging allows old stuff in the attic of our heads to come out and play once in a while?
The theme song from this show has been bouncing around in my head for over 40 years! I loved the show at the time but now that I have seen it again....I think I must have been easily amused!!!
This show was no more silly than Gilligan, Jennie, Bewitched, Get Smart or any other crazy comedy of the 60's. I liked this show and I'll buy it when it comes out on DVD.
Just for nostalgia sake, I bought the complete 26 ep set on sell(dot)com for about $20. It was worse than I remembed it. The special effects, if you can call them that, are rock bottom budget. Truly hokey. I got thru the 1st episode(barely). But I like 90% of the TV from the 60's, and collect them, another reason I got it. Ioffer, and sell have just about any series you can think of for cheap.
I watched each episode when this was first on. The show was idiotic. But the basic storyline had a Gilligan's Island appeal--would the castaways / astronauts be rescued? The song in the closing credits urged us to tune in each week and see. Once hooked by the first few shows, that's what I did. The Gilligan's Island crowd remained on the island. But the astronauts returned to the 1960s in midseason with the Gronk family. Briefly interesting. Then the show continued on its same silly pace.
Even with a kids imagination in 1967,( 13 yrs old), I thought this was a terrible show. I'm surprised it even lasted the 26 episodes. Only "My Mother The Car", was more dumb, IMO. But I will say, I've always remembered the catchy theme music all these years, and that was a pleasure hearing it again.
OMG, Thanx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For some oddly reason, nobody ever remembers this show. I've been wanting to see it again for the last 30 years. Boy, did it bring back memories.
Spaceship is leftover from countless episodes of Gilligan. Wish this series could be released. Both me and the other two people who liked it would buy it.
The one thing I remember from this show is when Shad was being taught to say glass. She kept referring to it as glam. I'm in my 40's and that's the only thing that I remembered of this until now.
I remembered this show, being in my mid teens when it was shown. Time travel always interested me. History always fascinated me. So, I never missed an episode. Even if the jokes were obvious, the plots basically repeated each other, and the talents of a fine cast were wasted.
You have the show in which the astronauts returned to the 1960s? With the cave family? That stimulated interest for a while, but showed the producers were a bit desperate to raise poor ratings.
I didn't watch "Time Tunnel" at the time. I caught some of it on YouTube and thought the concept interesting, but obvious. The one show I saw showed a time traveller on the Titanic. He tried to convince passengers the boat was going to sink, and naturally didn't convince anyone. But I ought to give the series more of a chance. Thanks for the tip.
True, they always landed in the middle of an important historical event (Trojan Horse, Custer's Last Stand, The Alamo, etc.) and the scientists could never pull them out until they succeeded in their endeavors...but it was about time travel.
Wow, for years I thought I had just imagined that there was an episode of Gilligan's Island where they flew in a spacecraft to an island of cavemen. I was just vaguely misremembering this show. Wild
There's obvious similarities to Schwartz's other classic Gilligan's Island. The Hector character acts and talks like Gilligan, but he's taller than Gilligan. The two astronauts' relationship is similar to the Skipper and Gilligan's.
Love it! Theme song is still in my head and I was only 10-11 when it came out.
tweberfree 1 month ago
the worst sitcom in the history of TV
diddymuck 4 months ago
I was a little kid when this came out and even then I knew it was bubble gum tv not serious stuff like Lost in Space lol
1305whitsell 8 months ago
I loved this show when I was a kid.....funny how a lot people haven't heard of it or even remember it.
holdenwise1 10 months ago
How do you get copies of this DVD?
taxingtexan 1 year ago
They must have had to observe alot of "quiet time" on this set, so as not to be overheard on Gilligan's Island.
danzamphi 1 year ago
I was a kid when this aired. Loved it then, but...........
I guess it was a simpler time.
FamilyOfMan1975 1 year ago 3
@FamilyOfMan1975 i loved it too...took years of education to unlearn that dinosaurs did not exist with man, early man did not speak english, cave men did not bash their brides over their heads...and imogene coca was indeed funny
this was the golden age of tv? bah
brabon1 1 year ago
@brabon1 If they remade that show today the cavepeople would be the most beautiful people you've ever seen.
Imogene Coca's part would probably be played by Jennifer Lopez and the leader of the cave clan would be George Clooney.
(Yeah, dinosaurs and man. I got that wrong too thanks to this show and the works of Irwin Allen)
FamilyOfMan1975 1 year ago
This show is horrible! I thought so then and seeing it again reconfirms it. This is one show that deserves to be condemned to the mists of antiquity.
SOLE2SOUL 1 year ago
Excellent video clip
mcfrdmn 1 year ago
Yeah, I remember this.... god, Im getting old 2 fast...lol
prietaquake 1 year ago
Richard Donner? Lethal Weapons, The Warriors, all those other great movies, and he was a director for this? lol Guess you gotta start somewhere. I remember this show, or at least the theme song. We sang It's about time, it's about space, it's about time to slap your face. lol What the hell I was 5, lol.
MrPtz2u 1 year ago
i remember singing this my version it's about tim it's about space .it's about you ugly face hahah hey i was 4 yrs old
46singledad46 1 year ago
It's too bad this show never got syndicated, or I might have remembered it just like Gilligan's Island.
taxingtexan 1 year ago
I recall this show in the early 60's, the astronauts went back in time, then they returned to the future with the cave people family with them, switching the show around.
htrrz 1 year ago
Miss my childhood ... Thanks!!!
CRG1199 1 year ago
great
5678simon 1 year ago
R.I.P. Frank Aletter......he just passed away recently.
KryptonSlim 1 year ago
I wonder what our creationist friends would make of this? Don't they beleive the world is only 6000 years old? And that dinosaurs actually did live on the planet with early humans (I've never read of them in the Holy Bible)
zapkvr 2 years ago
I wish the copyright owners woudl release the DVD. Damn Hector sounds like Gilligan. Sherwood made this before Gilligan's island didn't he?
zapkvr 2 years ago
yep...
darrylhaynes 2 years ago
this show was good while it lasted i half remember it from the sixties kinda like my mother ther car. a space aged version of gilligans island... funny show, but not as good as gilligans island. i do rather have some fond memories of this show along with mr. terrific and captain fantastic.
oldschoolsituationz 2 years ago
Great show! Thanks for the memories.
1963Mattman 2 years ago
This show also played on Australian TV in the late 60's/early 70's. I haven't seen this in nearly 40's years!
vinylman4533 2 years ago
I used to LOVE this show! It was so bad it was hilarious. And I must still like it because I just enjoyed this clip.
Maybe I'll dress up as Shad for next Halloween?
mary1raymond 2 years ago
Boss look like Sadam Hussein. How unfortunate for Boss.
amiblueful 2 years ago
First, Imogene Coca's character's name was Shag, then they must have realized that was no good, so they changed it to Shad.
PochiesRosie 2 years ago
I don't remember the show, but DEFINATELY remember - It's about time, it's about space, it's about time I slap your face! LOL!!
mommyjosette 2 years ago 8
My brother and I used to love this show as did my friends. In latter episodes the cave people came back to modern time.
TheJetfighter666 2 years ago 2
I watched this show, first-run, back in '66. Now, the canned laugh track is intolerable as well as the humor. Presumably the only requirement to be a comedy writer back in the day was just to ask for the job.
thewackingtons 2 years ago
I haven't seen this show in years!
mcfrdmn 2 years ago
its so awesome her name was shag!!!!!
rafapat 2 years ago
I have all of the episodes, but this version has probably got to be the best quality I've seen yet! Thanks so much for posting. I only wish that this series would be remastered and released on DVD.
bbutton 2 years ago
A lot of people remember this song because, as kids, we went around singing "It's About Time, It's About Space, It's About Time I slap Your Face" and then we did.
MrsPollyticks 2 years ago 2
LOL
VirginiaPatriot 2 years ago
Ha Ha , I so remember doing this !!!
brackenUD 2 years ago
LOL Yes, exactly!
kaminleft 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
All of Sherwood Shwartz's shows are the same - Gilligan's Island, Dusty's Trail, It's About Time, The Brady Bunch (well, 'Bunch' was a bit better).
MrsPollyticks 2 years ago
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MrsPollyticks 2 years ago
finally i can get the faded memory of this theme song out of my head. shag was hot
skills1964 2 years ago
I was real young - and barely remember this except for the theme song......and Gronk. After watching this, I can understand why it didn't last and never made it to syndication. Thanks togi55, at least I got to see it.......
tomahawky1 2 years ago 2
I was 9 and 10 when it was on. For some reason the danged song popped into my head today while doing yard work. Last fall Susie Snowflake and Hardrock, Coco and Joe from that same period popped into my head and I thought I was losing it. Maybe aging allows old stuff in the attic of our heads to come out and play once in a while?
rhblakeman 2 years ago
ha ha it's like Gilligan's island / F-troop with the same kind of acting and canned laughter
user92126 2 years ago
It was made by the same people that created Gilligan's Island, might be why it's similar.
rhblakeman 2 years ago
RIP Frank Aletter 5/13/09
carolyn1e1s 2 years ago
The theme song from this show has been bouncing around in my head for over 40 years! I loved the show at the time but now that I have seen it again....I think I must have been easily amused!!!
Sagayzia 2 years ago 7
Yes, we no longer have our kid's imagination!
dahur 2 years ago
Fantástico, foi uma das melhoeres séries de tv que vi na minha infância...
Rara de se ver e material a respeito...
Parabéns...
rothsblaublau 2 years ago
This is the first time I've seen this silly shit in over 40years. But I too remembered this silly theme all these years.
floridamadman59 2 years ago 3
They speak damn good English for cave men.
darebinroad 2 years ago
Hokie as all hell! ....but I love it.... I saw this as a kid too.... Me Like Cheifie Weefie's Wiffie! UG!
123JDB789 2 years ago 2
For those of you who wonder how this episode turns out, here's what happens.
Gronk promises "No more mastedon bones in the streets."
It's a tie vote on election day until a woman from near the tarpits votes for Boss because she likes the photo the astronuats took.
Boss wins and spares the astronauts for the picture.
I saw this show over 40 years ago and I remember this stupid plot. I'm so ashamed of my brain!
drmorose 2 years ago
Thanks. I've been up all night wondering!!!!
sdfeinstein 2 years ago
This show was no more silly than Gilligan, Jennie, Bewitched, Get Smart or any other crazy comedy of the 60's. I liked this show and I'll buy it when it comes out on DVD.
the60sKid 2 years ago
Just for nostalgia sake, I bought the complete 26 ep set on sell(dot)com for about $20. It was worse than I remembed it. The special effects, if you can call them that, are rock bottom budget. Truly hokey. I got thru the 1st episode(barely). But I like 90% of the TV from the 60's, and collect them, another reason I got it. Ioffer, and sell have just about any series you can think of for cheap.
dahur 2 years ago
does it have have any classic logos on it?
britfrenir 2 years ago
Most of the stuff you get from ioffer, and Sell, including this set, are in plain white wrappers, burned off on DVDR. No logo's.
dahur 2 years ago
I watched each episode when this was first on. The show was idiotic. But the basic storyline had a Gilligan's Island appeal--would the castaways / astronauts be rescued? The song in the closing credits urged us to tune in each week and see. Once hooked by the first few shows, that's what I did. The Gilligan's Island crowd remained on the island. But the astronauts returned to the 1960s in midseason with the Gronk family. Briefly interesting. Then the show continued on its same silly pace.
prchristman 2 years ago
Even with a kids imagination in 1967,( 13 yrs old), I thought this was a terrible show. I'm surprised it even lasted the 26 episodes. Only "My Mother The Car", was more dumb, IMO. But I will say, I've always remembered the catchy theme music all these years, and that was a pleasure hearing it again.
dahur 2 years ago
Iv thought about this show alot over the years.
pabstman57 2 years ago
There's a lot of Giligan's Island elements here including the premise and music and the Scorpio space capsule.
Dietpepsivanilla 2 years ago
OMG, Thanx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For some oddly reason, nobody ever remembers this show. I've been wanting to see it again for the last 30 years. Boy, did it bring back memories.
moparteddy 3 years ago
awesome, thx for posting!
JaymoLACa 3 years ago
Spaceship is leftover from countless episodes of Gilligan. Wish this series could be released. Both me and the other two people who liked it would buy it.
thesixtiesguy 3 years ago
Try to find the rest of this.....
sdfeinstein 3 years ago
I only remember the theme song myself.
johnozed 3 years ago
how convenient that the cavemen spoke english.
johnozed 3 years ago
I'm 41 but I've never heard of this show in my life, I guess they never re-ran it much.
ConfederateFlorida 3 years ago
Do the math - you weren't on the planet yet. And it was only on for one or two seasons.
PG52 3 years ago
i remember the episode when the cavemen wind up in the 60s and are freaked out by things like tv's and phones lol great stuff
pcsbeat 3 years ago
The one thing I remember from this show is when Shad was being taught to say glass. She kept referring to it as glam. I'm in my 40's and that's the only thing that I remembered of this until now.
TheHandymanQld 3 years ago
I remember this and just started lookin for it ! thanks
caesarydi 3 years ago
Me get big kick out of Gronk.... and where Car 54 when you need'em. Ooooh Oooooh!
123JDB789 3 years ago
I remembered this show, being in my mid teens when it was shown. Time travel always interested me. History always fascinated me. So, I never missed an episode. Even if the jokes were obvious, the plots basically repeated each other, and the talents of a fine cast were wasted.
You have the show in which the astronauts returned to the 1960s? With the cave family? That stimulated interest for a while, but showed the producers were a bit desperate to raise poor ratings.
prchristman 3 years ago
You probably liked "Time Tunnel" too. If so, you can watch the whole series for free on SurfTheChannel(.)com.
davidls11 3 years ago
I didn't watch "Time Tunnel" at the time. I caught some of it on YouTube and thought the concept interesting, but obvious. The one show I saw showed a time traveller on the Titanic. He tried to convince passengers the boat was going to sink, and naturally didn't convince anyone. But I ought to give the series more of a chance. Thanks for the tip.
prchristman 3 years ago
True, they always landed in the middle of an important historical event (Trojan Horse, Custer's Last Stand, The Alamo, etc.) and the scientists could never pull them out until they succeeded in their endeavors...but it was about time travel.
davidls11 3 years ago
I was just a tiny one when this came out, but I remember the theme song well! Thanks for posting it!!!
joliezuzu 3 years ago
Wow, for years I thought I had just imagined that there was an episode of Gilligan's Island where they flew in a spacecraft to an island of cavemen. I was just vaguely misremembering this show. Wild
dustsquid 3 years ago
Obviously, even in your childhood, you recognized the artistry of that auteur, Sherwood Schwartz!
togi55 3 years ago
There's obvious similarities to Schwartz's other classic Gilligan's Island. The Hector character acts and talks like Gilligan, but he's taller than Gilligan. The two astronauts' relationship is similar to the Skipper and Gilligan's.
shadejford 3 years ago
Great childhood memories!! might not of lasted long or was successful but I enjoyed as a kid, & again today! Thanks for posting togi55!!
10mins2go 3 years ago