"Lee.  RICO.  Youngblood."

That's the movie I was trying to remember!  Thanks!

I'm disappointed it isn't the 1949 sitcom starring Gertrude Berg as Molly Goldberg.

My dad was a TV repairman, so our first color sets didn't actually even belong to us.  We were just testing them out. *g*

I always had to start getting ready for bed with like 20 minutes left in the episode.  :-(

7. Young Kevin Tighe was on Emergency!

The part where the Napa Valley leaps out of California, I guess?  :-P

That reminds me:  They showed bottles of Chauteau St. Michelle and called it "Napa Valley wine."

Seconded!

God, I loved Wiseguy.

When I was in first grade, there were two popular chants on the playground that autumn:

The newest litter of Shiba Inu puppies!

I know what I'm having for supper tonight!  *strolls away singing*

And you beat me to the punch on the two-year gap between the Lusitania and America's entry into the war!

I've never forgotten that sketch.  Heh.  Seconding the request!

ANYTHING would have been better than the shitty finale they actually gave us.

Ford was unique in that he was the president that not one single person voted for.  Nixon appointed him VP when Agnew resigned, and then when Nixon resigned…

My all-time favorite joke was when a suicidal character was said to be planning on committing 'Hoot Gibson.'  Now, even if you instantly knew that Hoot Gibson was an old-time movie cowboy actor, you still wouldn't get the joke unless you dug deeper and came up with the name of one of his contemporaries:  Harry Carey.

Freude, schöner Götterfunken!

*nods*  Because he was mooning over Sylvia, Don left the back door open, which is how Ida got in.