Clips from the 1970s revival of You are There, which aired on Saturday mornings. Walter Cronkite returned to host the new version. This is from the "Siege of the Alamo" episode with Fred Gwynne as ...
Clips from the 1970s revival of You are There, which aired on Saturday mornings. Walter Cronkite returned to host the new version. This is from the "Siege of the Alamo" episode with Fred Gwynne as Davy Crokett.
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I remember they covered the Joan of Arc trial!. And as they tied her to the stake with a build-up of kindling & branches at her feet, the "reporter" stuck a microphone in her face and asked her for a final statement. They also "covered" the death of Aristotle.
I remember the original show from the 50'- 60's! My 7th grade social studies teacher made us watch them- but I loved them -- I still quote "Everything's the same Except YOU WERE THERE" does anyone have any of the original clips? would love to see them!!
Dont usually comment but I had to this time. I STILL quote his ending remarks ("What sort of day was it? A day like all days...")!! Loved this show. Thanks for the memory.
I don't remember this program. Probably bored me to tears once, so I never bothered with it again. It's a shame that I didn't stick with it, however, since I later became a huge history buff and love read non-fiction books and watching the History Channel. What a stupid kid I was! :-)
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