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Uploaded by 70sKidVid on Jun 16, 2007
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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Oddly enough, the only episode I remember is the Joan of Arc one. Diana Lynn played Joan.
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i had to watch this in history class one day. the reaction of my classmates was funny.
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i had to watch this in history class one day. the reaction of my classmates was funny
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i had to watch this in history class, it was so funny.
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The episodes I remember from this series revival were: Amelia Earhart (Geraldine Brooks) Harriet Tubman/Underground Railroad Susan B. Anthony (Colleen Dewhurst) Trojan War Joan of Arc Robert Koch Christopher Columbus (Fritz Weaver) Lewis and Clark The Alamo (Fred Gwynne) Lincoln/Douglas Debates (I think) Galileo Benedict Arnold What am I missing? Did I get them all? Someone please help me out here.
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The episodes I remember from this series revival were: Amelia Earhart (Geraldine Brooks) Harriet Tubman/Underground Railroad Susan B. Anthony (Colleen Dewhurst) Trojan War Joan of Arc Robert Koch Christopher Columbus (Fritz Weaver) Lewis and Clark The Alamo (Fred Gwynne) Lincoln/Douglas Debates (I think) Galileo What am I missing? Some one please help me out here.
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Thank you SOOOOO much for posting this. It's brings back wonderful memories since I looked forward to this show every Saturday afternoon. I really wish they would issue this revival on DVD. I know two sets from the 1950s version was released about seven years ago. My favorite in the revival was Colleen Dewhurst as Susan B. Anthony. Do you have anymore clips from this series that you could post?
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@70sKidVid based on a very popular radio show of the same name and format with Cronkite at the moderator.
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@DrSho yea according to recent revisionist history crokett was a slave trader mexico abolished slavery thats what the fight was about
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@brithgob We had the original nazi germany one in school
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I didn't know there was a revival of this show (with Bob Schieffer as a correspondent!) I only recall seeing an episode of the original in high school physics class (I think it was about Galilleo).
So was this shown on television, or just distributed to schools?
brithgob 4 years ago
It was shown on television in 1971 for two year. The first year it was on Saturdays, then it moved to Sundays for a year of reruns. I saw the Alamo episode in junior high in my history class.
70sKidVid 4 years ago