Mays was lying about Candlestick, winds and cold robbed him of many homers - a dump. Very bad mix of game footage clips. Day game clips for night tilt in the story. Candlestick footage shot during '64 & '65 season, although parts may have come from movie "Experiment In Terror" from 1962. At least the folks in the 'bleachers' were dressed for a cold night there. Willie had a habit of crossing 1st base on way to the dugout. Drysdale had a habit of knocking Mays down, off the plate. Uniformed players/coaches were entitled to 2 'comp' tickets for all games, many times they would 'borrow' unused tix from the players who weren't using theirs, then reciprocate for other games. Clip of guard overlooking Candlestick was shot in a 'crow's nest' behind the right field stands that was removed during the expansion for 49'ers 1970-71. @ 17:31 Mays is approaching the plate from on-deck circle. Clip of Mays running @ 17:36 was from his days in NY at Polo Grounds.
@user-wo8uz5uw4t24 күн бұрын
This was the November 7rh 1963 episode
@sophiathefirst1129 күн бұрын
I love literally love Donna. I have the great privilege of being Nextdoor neighbors with her daughter!!!💕💕
@DavianSinnerАй бұрын
I discovered this series on "Nick at Nite" back in the 1980's. One of my favorites.
@user-vh3uj5mi2lАй бұрын
Yes.. except I really don't care for Joey Fisher.. sorry but that's just my opinion
@deependz3231Ай бұрын
One thing about this show, everything was done on the cheap. Grainy stock footage of Willie Mays at the ballpark to the point of pretending he's running up to greet Donna and Jeff.
@deependz3231Ай бұрын
She should have reversed her stage name to Moore Candy.
@maryomnes9445Ай бұрын
This was a great episode. RIP WILLIE MAYS. You were such a powerful ball player. You will always be in my heart ❤. You will always be in my prayers. God has his angel 😇 back. You are in heaven playing baseball ⚾ with Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda.
@Otis_ArtАй бұрын
This is a completely different show from how it started out in 1958. The writing is so bad and you can tell that Dona Reed was over the whole thing.
@heatherboster1937Күн бұрын
@Otis_Art Bad is too kind The writing in this ep makes 'Skibidi Toilet' look like Emmy award-winning material 💯
@Otis_ArtАй бұрын
Im chuckling at the comments below that bemuse the loss of this TV fantasy family. Lets call it was it was, misogyny wrapped up in a piecrust. And Mary Stone was about the most selfish “teenage” girl ever.
@Truthwarrior562Ай бұрын
I love this show thank you so much 😊
@sheriheffner2098Ай бұрын
Why has no one showed the last three seasons ? They always only show up until the season where Tricia joins the Stone family.
@jonathansaltzman586313 күн бұрын
Blame Sony (who bought Columbia Pictures/Television and all shows' rights reverted to yet another Evil Greedy Corporation). MPI remastered and released Seasons 1-5 on DVD.
@sheriheffner2098Ай бұрын
I have Premium so why am I seeibg commmercials before this?
@kbobdonahue1966Ай бұрын
RIP Willie Mays 😢😢 This episode is a classic.
@TheIronSheikSociety2 ай бұрын
RIP Willie Mays in June 2024. This episode was amazing!!
@stacystoltz87222 ай бұрын
🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
@stacystoltz87222 ай бұрын
♥️💕😍💘😃
@stacystoltz87222 ай бұрын
😃😃😃😃😃😃
@john-js7db3 ай бұрын
so true .. my bothers & sister did the same ..then when my lids grew up they too did the same . Wish the show used adopt needy children , Please if you want to Have & raise & and love children ..please adopt them from the 10`s of thousands poor children with no families ..Thousand children die each day from over population . So use birth control and adopt...70 % of planets species of plants and animals are gone from crowding out of humans
@heatherboster19374 ай бұрын
Watching this in 2024 and hard to believe a show airing 60+ years ago (a decade before I was even born) is actually relatable....Having young adult daughters (now 24, 21 yrs old) who've left the nest to college far away, who returned only to spend all their time at home with friends and leave us, the parents and youngest sibling, waiting to see if we'll even get time with them during their visit....I guess some themes are timeless and that's what makes this show a classic
@WakandaBabe4 ай бұрын
This whole episode is very radical for the times. Willie Mays shaking hands with two White women (Petula Clarke caused a big controversey when she put her hand on Harry Belafonte's arm on a TV special); Willie Mays pulling up a chair and sitting at the table; the Stone family talking with him as if he is an old family friend, not just a celebrity. These were deliberate choices on someone's part. In fact, Willie Mays was on the show 3 times. In 1950s-1960s...very radical.
@fob1xxl4 ай бұрын
This was one of the BEST ! The episode when JEFF becomes an adult and "Older Brother." AN EIGHT YEAR RUN. It's always the sad truth about a series like this. When the kids grow up, the show usually loses its audience.
@travisjay434 ай бұрын
I do believe this is the dumbest episode ever. 😊
@tobyflagg80585 ай бұрын
Donna was one of the most beautiful actresses of all time. Perfect looking, womanly and lovely. Miss this era is easy calm television from a now bygone era. Just look at the crap now in 2024.
@ValleyoftheRogue5 ай бұрын
Yep. If any actress had perfect symmetry in her face, it was her. Nobody really does, but Donna comes closest. She was a very stunning woman.
@tobyflagg80585 ай бұрын
@@ValleyoftheRogue I'd say Audrey Hepburn, Dorothy Dandridge, Greta Garbo, Grace Kelly, Jeannie Crain, Jean Seberg, Hedy Lamaar, Halle Berry all had/have perfect symmetry in the fame, and there was much more than those stunners. Donna Reed had that face too. For me when it comes to beauty, beauty can reach 100% perfection and the Golden Age of Hollywood was built off it by their most treasured Goddesses.
@suestephan32555 ай бұрын
Colorization was 1964. We’re the last two years in color? I loved this show as a pre teen
@TiffanyChanelGray6 ай бұрын
Willie Mays is my cousin in real life. He's my great grandmother Janie Ruth Mays' cousin.
@suestephan32555 ай бұрын
A super human & athlete
@oldgordo61Ай бұрын
How cool is that? I remember him playing at the tail end of his career. But what a career he had and given his stats offense and defense imo Willie Mays was the greatest all round baseball player ever. Sadly he just passed away. RIP Mr. Mays.
@peachydandy25707 ай бұрын
I am 50, going on 51 (as of 2024). Back in the 80s/90s when I watched many reruns from the 50s/60s, I used to think that all shows went to color by 1965. This confirms that I was absolutely wrong! Not that I've never seen reruns of the Donna Reed show; just I've never seen any of the last 2 seasons.
@user-br9bx9te3e7 ай бұрын
Following Shelley fabares. Departure 3:14 3:18
@bobrogers54587 ай бұрын
"the Say Hey Kid”
@summerz88678 ай бұрын
Good times❤
@hhhunt7779 ай бұрын
Thank you for posting. I love this show!!!
@TheSecurityCamChannel9 ай бұрын
When I was a kid I had the maddest crush on Donna Reed
@Texaslawhorn9 ай бұрын
"What does he plant who plants a tree?..."
@dylangtech10 ай бұрын
You know, I was born in 1999. I see media like this and I get sad. Even as something meant to make you laugh, I have to ask how it became so normal to laugh at the mind virus of feminism, simps, and the stupid responses to feminism that failed to cure it. Reminds me of how the Barbie Movie botched this too. Hollywood has been corrupted for a lot time, haven't they?
@nailahaisha173710 ай бұрын
I like the theme music and the music playing before each scene.
@KaryShort-wi7kv10 ай бұрын
Well what naturally happens between a guy and his girlfriend in general!💗💓💞💕💌9❤😂🎉😅😊! 22:04
@jaredjlinden10 ай бұрын
Trisha looks so much like her adopted brother, Jeff. Perhaps she was Alex’s illegitimate daughter from a secret affair! And he schemed to present her as an orphan the family needed to adopt.
@heatherboster1937Күн бұрын
@jaredjinden 🤣🤣 NOW I get it! Because, yeah, the family genetics are Strong btwn those two Ps (Paul and Patty) and 'adopting' Trisha is a total ruse....She's a Loooooove child fo shure ☮
@jaredjlinden10 ай бұрын
Donna should not be letting strangers into her house just because they claim to have lived there before. NOT GOOD, Donna.
@tessahardy3385 ай бұрын
She didn't tell her till she was already IN the house. Kind of barged in on her.
@user-kf5kt7op9u10 ай бұрын
Gentler times. When men were men and women were ladies. And could rely on being treated like one if they acted like one. And not a single tattoo in sight. YAY for femininity and beautiful strong men.
@steelehard235010 ай бұрын
Oh wow ! This show has everything ! Does ANYONE HAVE A LINK TO THE PILOT EPISODE ?!
@kumada8410 ай бұрын
1:07 Mullenger was Donna Reed's real last name 👀
@jaredjlinden10 ай бұрын
And she was born in Denison, Iowa in real life too.
@steelehard235011 ай бұрын
It's a Wonderful Life when there are shows like this one !
@gracebergeron94911 ай бұрын
We all made this mistake first time home
@jasonstack12211 ай бұрын
it warms my heart
@yonelamqoboli591011 ай бұрын
I loved this show! The cast did a great job.
@ethosterros943011 ай бұрын
Jesus this is filthy. Absolute filth
@jorgevalencia6926 Жыл бұрын
This show was awesome
@user-mp7gh1hz1c Жыл бұрын
I used to get up every morning when I was six years old to get ready for school and watching this show help me get myself dressed
@SofiUk03196 ай бұрын
I, too, grew up with a nickelodeon and nick at night as a parent. I'm glad we had at least that, but kind of a shit substitute ❤
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Mays was lying about Candlestick, winds and cold robbed him of many homers - a dump. Very bad mix of game footage clips. Day game clips for night tilt in the story. Candlestick footage shot during '64 & '65 season, although parts may have come from movie "Experiment In Terror" from 1962. At least the folks in the 'bleachers' were dressed for a cold night there. Willie had a habit of crossing 1st base on way to the dugout. Drysdale had a habit of knocking Mays down, off the plate. Uniformed players/coaches were entitled to 2 'comp' tickets for all games, many times they would 'borrow' unused tix from the players who weren't using theirs, then reciprocate for other games. Clip of guard overlooking Candlestick was shot in a 'crow's nest' behind the right field stands that was removed during the expansion for 49'ers 1970-71. @ 17:31 Mays is approaching the plate from on-deck circle. Clip of Mays running @ 17:36 was from his days in NY at Polo Grounds.
This was the November 7rh 1963 episode
I love literally love Donna. I have the great privilege of being Nextdoor neighbors with her daughter!!!💕💕
I discovered this series on "Nick at Nite" back in the 1980's. One of my favorites.
Yes.. except I really don't care for Joey Fisher.. sorry but that's just my opinion
One thing about this show, everything was done on the cheap. Grainy stock footage of Willie Mays at the ballpark to the point of pretending he's running up to greet Donna and Jeff.
She should have reversed her stage name to Moore Candy.
This was a great episode. RIP WILLIE MAYS. You were such a powerful ball player. You will always be in my heart ❤. You will always be in my prayers. God has his angel 😇 back. You are in heaven playing baseball ⚾ with Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda.
This is a completely different show from how it started out in 1958. The writing is so bad and you can tell that Dona Reed was over the whole thing.
@Otis_Art Bad is too kind The writing in this ep makes 'Skibidi Toilet' look like Emmy award-winning material 💯
Im chuckling at the comments below that bemuse the loss of this TV fantasy family. Lets call it was it was, misogyny wrapped up in a piecrust. And Mary Stone was about the most selfish “teenage” girl ever.
I love this show thank you so much 😊
Why has no one showed the last three seasons ? They always only show up until the season where Tricia joins the Stone family.
Blame Sony (who bought Columbia Pictures/Television and all shows' rights reverted to yet another Evil Greedy Corporation). MPI remastered and released Seasons 1-5 on DVD.
I have Premium so why am I seeibg commmercials before this?
RIP Willie Mays 😢😢 This episode is a classic.
RIP Willie Mays in June 2024. This episode was amazing!!
🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
♥️💕😍💘😃
😃😃😃😃😃😃
so true .. my bothers & sister did the same ..then when my lids grew up they too did the same . Wish the show used adopt needy children , Please if you want to Have & raise & and love children ..please adopt them from the 10`s of thousands poor children with no families ..Thousand children die each day from over population . So use birth control and adopt...70 % of planets species of plants and animals are gone from crowding out of humans
Watching this in 2024 and hard to believe a show airing 60+ years ago (a decade before I was even born) is actually relatable....Having young adult daughters (now 24, 21 yrs old) who've left the nest to college far away, who returned only to spend all their time at home with friends and leave us, the parents and youngest sibling, waiting to see if we'll even get time with them during their visit....I guess some themes are timeless and that's what makes this show a classic
This whole episode is very radical for the times. Willie Mays shaking hands with two White women (Petula Clarke caused a big controversey when she put her hand on Harry Belafonte's arm on a TV special); Willie Mays pulling up a chair and sitting at the table; the Stone family talking with him as if he is an old family friend, not just a celebrity. These were deliberate choices on someone's part. In fact, Willie Mays was on the show 3 times. In 1950s-1960s...very radical.
This was one of the BEST ! The episode when JEFF becomes an adult and "Older Brother." AN EIGHT YEAR RUN. It's always the sad truth about a series like this. When the kids grow up, the show usually loses its audience.
I do believe this is the dumbest episode ever. 😊
Donna was one of the most beautiful actresses of all time. Perfect looking, womanly and lovely. Miss this era is easy calm television from a now bygone era. Just look at the crap now in 2024.
Yep. If any actress had perfect symmetry in her face, it was her. Nobody really does, but Donna comes closest. She was a very stunning woman.
@@ValleyoftheRogue I'd say Audrey Hepburn, Dorothy Dandridge, Greta Garbo, Grace Kelly, Jeannie Crain, Jean Seberg, Hedy Lamaar, Halle Berry all had/have perfect symmetry in the fame, and there was much more than those stunners. Donna Reed had that face too. For me when it comes to beauty, beauty can reach 100% perfection and the Golden Age of Hollywood was built off it by their most treasured Goddesses.
Colorization was 1964. We’re the last two years in color? I loved this show as a pre teen
Willie Mays is my cousin in real life. He's my great grandmother Janie Ruth Mays' cousin.
A super human & athlete
How cool is that? I remember him playing at the tail end of his career. But what a career he had and given his stats offense and defense imo Willie Mays was the greatest all round baseball player ever. Sadly he just passed away. RIP Mr. Mays.
I am 50, going on 51 (as of 2024). Back in the 80s/90s when I watched many reruns from the 50s/60s, I used to think that all shows went to color by 1965. This confirms that I was absolutely wrong! Not that I've never seen reruns of the Donna Reed show; just I've never seen any of the last 2 seasons.
Following Shelley fabares. Departure 3:14 3:18
"the Say Hey Kid”
Good times❤
Thank you for posting. I love this show!!!
When I was a kid I had the maddest crush on Donna Reed
"What does he plant who plants a tree?..."
You know, I was born in 1999. I see media like this and I get sad. Even as something meant to make you laugh, I have to ask how it became so normal to laugh at the mind virus of feminism, simps, and the stupid responses to feminism that failed to cure it. Reminds me of how the Barbie Movie botched this too. Hollywood has been corrupted for a lot time, haven't they?
I like the theme music and the music playing before each scene.
Well what naturally happens between a guy and his girlfriend in general!💗💓💞💕💌9❤😂🎉😅😊! 22:04
Trisha looks so much like her adopted brother, Jeff. Perhaps she was Alex’s illegitimate daughter from a secret affair! And he schemed to present her as an orphan the family needed to adopt.
@jaredjinden 🤣🤣 NOW I get it! Because, yeah, the family genetics are Strong btwn those two Ps (Paul and Patty) and 'adopting' Trisha is a total ruse....She's a Loooooove child fo shure ☮
Donna should not be letting strangers into her house just because they claim to have lived there before. NOT GOOD, Donna.
She didn't tell her till she was already IN the house. Kind of barged in on her.
Gentler times. When men were men and women were ladies. And could rely on being treated like one if they acted like one. And not a single tattoo in sight. YAY for femininity and beautiful strong men.
Oh wow ! This show has everything ! Does ANYONE HAVE A LINK TO THE PILOT EPISODE ?!
1:07 Mullenger was Donna Reed's real last name 👀
And she was born in Denison, Iowa in real life too.
It's a Wonderful Life when there are shows like this one !
We all made this mistake first time home
it warms my heart
I loved this show! The cast did a great job.
Jesus this is filthy. Absolute filth
This show was awesome
I used to get up every morning when I was six years old to get ready for school and watching this show help me get myself dressed
I, too, grew up with a nickelodeon and nick at night as a parent. I'm glad we had at least that, but kind of a shit substitute ❤
Didn't like this Alley though
❤ This show