Hissing of Summer Lawns is da bomb. So is Blue Motel Room from Hejira.

Hey Donna: you couldn't discern a logo? Didn't the Chrysler 300 commercial shown soon afterwards tip you off?

Hey Donna: you couldn't discern a logo? Didn't the Chrysler 300 commercial shown soon afterwards tip you off?

I'm old enough to remember "My World and Welcome to it". It should be released on dvd. Loved it. RIP.

I'm old enough to remember "My World and Welcome to it". It should be released on dvd. Loved it. RIP.

Thanks for the clarification. I guess I never noticed that before. I'll try to watch more closely when it's on again.

Thanks for the clarification. I guess I never noticed that before. I'll try to watch more closely when it's on again.

RIP, Gore. You were filled with piss and vinegar until the end.

RIP, Gore. You were filled with piss and vinegar until the end.

It may be a phony western, but to use a quote from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" it's a "real phony" western.

It may be a phony western, but to use a quote from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" it's a "real phony" western.

I caught it on the Western Channel a few times along with AMC. I tend to watch it if it's on. Plus there's also Sterling Hayden, Scott Brady & Ernest Borgnine a year before he won the Oscar for "Marty."

I caught it on the Western Channel a few times along with AMC. I tend to watch it if it's on. Plus there's also Sterling Hayden, Scott Brady & Ernest Borgnine a year before he won the Oscar for "Marty."

I first saw this in 1987 on channel 2 in Detroit one Saturday afternoon. It was the most bizarre thing I had ever seen. It not the only western Crawford made. She starred in one or two during her silent period.

I first saw this in 1987 on channel 2 in Detroit one Saturday afternoon. It was the most bizarre thing I had ever seen. It not the only western Crawford made. She starred in one or two during her silent period.

I first heard of the show when E.G. Marshall did a guest appearance on "The Brady Bunch." I didn't realize Robert Reed had done a series before "Bunch."

I first heard of the show when E.G. Marshall did a guest appearance on "The Brady Bunch." I didn't realize Robert Reed had done a series before "Bunch."

Ahh, Carol Brady and the lady-mullett. I had forgotten that.

Ahh, Carol Brady and the lady-mullett. I had forgotten that.

Great pic of Davy Jones and Maureen McCormick.