My Three Sons closing/Viacom pinball

Here's a closing from My Three Sons with the viacom pinball thing at the end.

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• my
• three
• sons
• viacom
• pinball

[Sheri451]

All I heard was someones bird chirping in the background.

[jhzenor61481]

@Sheri451 those r my pet birds meon and ligia

[WareWolf1962]

How Many Shows Did Viacom Have Back Then? I Love Lucy, My 3 Sons, The Super Mario Bros Super Show, The Honeymooners, Everything That Was Made By Desilu/Paramount & DiC! SUCK YOU VIΛCOM!

[jhzenor61481]

The Andy Griffith Show had Viacom because I have a closing of the show with the V of Doom posted.

[mcy919]

SWEET...The "Pinball" logo!

[poopskinTheLiar]

All i can think of when i see the pinball logo is the IntelliVision. Why did both logos have to use the same font?!

[retroguy1976]

@WareWolf1962 most of the viacom stuff was mainly all the stuff that cbs aired back then it was their syndication company like twilight zone,i love lucy,dick van dyke and even some cbs cartoons like josie and the pussycats and the harlem globetrotters

[retroguy1976]

@poopskinTheLiar it was a 70's thing lol

[Mriohony]

700 views!

[parkman35]

@Sheri451 I agree with you, but on January 30, 1971 which was the last season for MTS, there was an episode aired entitled "Ernie Drives" in which Butch Patrick played the part of Elmore "Yo-Ho" Crocker.

Basically, Ernie and Elmore both flunk their driving licence tests, while their dates for a dance both pass. The two take part in a ruse to conceal this situation from their dates, but instead they end up in trouble with the law when they realise they are stranded after a date.

[Sheri451]

@parkman35 Butch Patrick used to play Ernies first California friend. Gordon Dearing. Thats weird that he would be a different person.

[batterymaker]

The font is called penoir and it was very popular back then. Mary Tyler Moore's show used it as well.

[parkman35]

That episode of MTS was a later classic where Ernie's friend Yo Ho, played by Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster), talks Ernie into driving without a license, and they get busted. Yo Ho kept calling Uncle Charlie Captain O'Casey, and Charlie made a comment later that Yo Ho had "banana oil on the brain" while pointing to his own head. The show was in rapid decline by this time.