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I remember ages ago I saw a network TV airing of this movie, and in this scene, instead of "Daddy says..." the line was changed to "My science teacher says..."

@309335503 This commercial was *never* banned. Whoever told you this is incorrect. This ran the same amount of time as any commercial of its day.

Catman916 is correct. Mr. Proby is indeed still alive. He was in the news within the last few months for having been hit with benefit fraud charges.

This *was* released. I don't know if it was released in England in the '60s, but it can be found on Side Two of their American album 'Coast To Coast,' released in late 1964. It's also on the great 2-CD set 'History Of The Dave Clark Five' that came out in the 1990s.

Conspiracy theories are so cute.

@MrGuido7007 Wrong. Frawley wasn't fired. He left the show because his health was declining (which led to his death in 1966). And he didn't play the same character as Fred MacMurray either.

Whoops...The overhead microphone got caught on camera from 0:13 to 0:15 (look at the top of the screen, just a little left of center).

@leomaz1 Uh, wrong.

What is the song heard for about five seconds starting at 6:35 ?

@joemegaded You asked if this album had originals or covers. Well, Ringo himself didn't write any of the songs on this album...but some songs were written (by others) specifically for this album, so technically they're not covers.

No...Get out!...Don't even tell me there are STILL some people out there who think this really is The Beatles. Most of us put this one to bed a LONG time ago.

At 0:09 look on the right side of the screen. A mysterious arm reaches into the shot.

This song is a Gem all right. I'd even go as far as to call it a Diamond.

@67nairb, you asked if this was shot in a Caribbean country. This was filmed in New York City. That's Central Park they're riding and walking through. The beach scenes were probably shot next door on Long Island.

$4000? Hardly. Clearly a mock/prop piano.

Based on the lyrics of the first commercial, I guess Laurie was already awake.

@ANDRUREEVE Do any video clips...even if just shot off the TV set with a home movie camera...exist of the special F. Lee Bailey did? I've heard the audio but would be curious to see the visuals as well. By the way, I own and enjoy your book, Andru.

@spy4863 Nope. Not true about this ever being intended for The Monkees. Jeff Barry and Andy Kim who wrote the song said that's not true, and anyway, there's no evidence of this song ever being recorded among the many Jeff Barry-produced tracks intended for the Monkees in late 1966, early 1967 (a...

@dagulf11 Nah, Harry admitted later on that he just claimed that to Hef as a joke. Harry's exact words on the matter: "I bullshitted him. I thought it was funny. Nobody else thought it was funny!" He also says (in the same interview) that he didn't notice the G-O-D initials until after he wrot...

Okay, I did my research, and here's Harry, from one of his last interviews, 1994, from 'Goldmine' magazine, regarding his claim to Hef that the song was about God....

"I bullshitted him. I thought it was funny. Nobody else thought it was funny!"

In the same interview Harry says he didn't notic...

@CatapultYourMom If they voted thumbs down to a song as great as this, they must *already* be deaf.

Great track. Not from '65 though. From the fall of 1967.

Is that Pat St. John narrating?

There's confusion over the date of this. It was December 20, 1966, and for a UK TV show called 'Reporting '66.'

How come the buses for 1, 3 and 5 could only be seen by one kid? ;>

Is that the actor who later played Horshack on 'Welcome Back Kotter' on the end in the white pants and yellow tie?

Question 11...."Do you think having a good number of "Yes" answers on this quiz is something to brag about?"

Did you take this from a different source than when you previously posted it? I don't remember that falsetto adlib at 0:54 in previous YouTube postings of this clip...although I *do* remember it from when I was a kid, and noticed it had been missing here on YouTube. (And it begs the question why ...

@alvarez5150 Yeah, as I was watching this last night, for the first time in a long long time, I thought to myself "I could have sworn this originally had a laugh track." I liked it better *with* the laugh track.