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Classic Television
Here you can ask about the black and white television shows of yesteryear.
3,917 Questions
When was the first Scooby-Doo episode ever made?
Shaggy was on the beach playing Frisbee by himself. He didn't have anyone to play with because everyone thought he was a nerd. Scooby ran up and caught the Frisbee in his mouth on the first throw. Scooby's owners were to self involved to care about him. Scooby ran away to the beach and that is how they met.
What is the first name of butler in the Addams family?
His name was Lurch
They only had 1 butler, Lurch
If you are referring to what gender Lassie was portrayed as on the show, Lassie was a female dog. However, the dogs that were used to play the character were actually male. This is because male collies have a thicker summer coat and producers thought the coat would air better on the television screen. Also, male dogs tend to be bigger then females, so the child who played Timmy would be able to work with the dog for a longer period of time before outgrowing him.
How did Blanche from golden girls die?
Yes Rue is still alive
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No, Rue McClanahan, who played Blanche of Golden Girls died June 3, 2010. Now Betty White (Rose), the oldest Golden Girl, is the only one still alive.
What was Mr Drysdale's first name on the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies?
Raymond Bailey was Milburn Drysdale, and Harriet E. MacGibbon was Margaret Emerson Drysdale.
What did Louis h Sullivan contribute to the field or architecture?
He was the creator of the modern skyscraper.
I am a Christian, and by his examples, I'd like to think so.
When was the Lone Ranger born?
Texas, I guess. Texas seems to have a five-pointed Star monopoly on Westerns, cowboys etc. the fact that other states had ranches and ranching- like Abilene, Kansas, which was a Cow Town=-is conveniently ignored. By the way The chance fact that word TEXAS has Five letters, and the Lone Star idea- popularized five pointed star police badges in the West. ( unlike shield types used by most modern Police agencies.)
Answer:
Information on Captain Dan Reid, who became the Lone Ranger, never included his birthplace. However we can infer that it was Texas from several points in his adventures:
- From revelations in the the radio series he was a Texas Ranger, indicating his adult life was tied to Texas.
- His boyhood friend was Tonto, a local, and member of the Apache nation. This makes him a long term Texan.
- Other boyhood associates included the owner of the mine where he cast his silver bullets. This is another local tie to his childhood.
What happened to the cast of the Addams family?
Carolyn Jones - Morticia Addams John Astin - Gomez Addams Jackie Coogan - Uncle Fester Ted Cassidy - Lurch Blossom Rock - Grandmama Ken Weatherwax - Pugsley Addams Lisa Loring - Wednesday Addams Thing - Ted Cassidy Cousin Itt - Felix Silla
Although the Andy Griffth Show character never died, actor Don Knotts did, in 2006.
Jesse Donald "Don" Knotts was 81 years old when he died on February 24, 2006 (born July 21, 1924).
Beginning in 1988, Knotts appeared in several episodes of Griffith's show Matlock (seasons 3-6).
Is Winnie the Pooh based on a true story?
I'm sorry to say i doubt it. Mainly because he and most of his friends are talking animals sorry.
In the 1980ss jack hargreaves had tv program called country boy who sang the theme country boy?
George McCurn, apparrently, sang it. I remember Jack in 'Out of Town' especially about fishing. What a wonderful, authentic presenter he was. And also, of course, he was on 'How' for a time, along with Carol Vorderman now I think of it.
Who played the original buckwheat on little rascals?
The late Billie Thomas , March 12, 1931 - October 10, 1980 , played Buckwheat .
What channel was Family Ties on?
Family Ties is a television sitcom that aired on NBC for seven seasons, from 1982 to 1989.
On the TV show Green Acres what kind of animal was the piano-playing school-attending Arnold Ziffel?
Drafted into the Army
What is Charlie's last name in the show Charlie's Angels?
Charlie's last name was Townsend. Charlie Townsend
