The first Number from the DickVan Dyke Show Christmas Special, The Alan Brady Show Presents In the Video: Dick Van Dyke: Rob Pet rie/Conductor Mary Tyler Moore: Laura Petrie/Choir Member Rose Marie: Sally Rogers/Choir Member Morey Amsterdam" Buddy Sorell/Choir Member Richard Deacon: Melvin 'Mel' Cooley/Choir Member [Larry Mathews(Richie Petrie) & Carl Riener(Alan Brady) Appear but only for a second and the don't say anything] *I Dont Own*. + Informações

The Dick Van Dyke Show is an American television sitcom that initially aired on the Columbia Broadcasting System from October 3, 1961, until June 1, 1966. The show was created by Carl Reiner and starred Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore. It was produced by Reiner with Bill Persky and Sam Denoff. The music for the show's theme song was written by Earle Hagen. A three-camera/studio audience format was used during production. The series won 15 Emmy Awards. In 1997, the episodes "Coast-to-Coast Big Mouth" and "It May Look Like a Walnut" were ranked #8 and #15 on TV Guide's 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time. In 2002, it was ranked #13 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time. Dick Van Dyke, born Richard Wayne Van Dyke, December 13, 1925 Mary Tyler Moore, born, December 29, 1936 Tonight's Story "Never Name A Duck" Ritchie becomes very attached to two baby ducks that were left over from a show and adopts them. Rob faces the task of making Ritchie understand the consequence of trying to keep pets that may be happier living in the wild. Cast Dick Van Dyke ... Rob Petrie Rose Marie ... Sally Rogers Morey Amsterdam ... Buddy Sorrell Larry Mathews ... Ritchie Petrie Mary Tyler Moore ... Laura Petrie Richard Deacon ... Mel Cooley Jerry Hausner ... Mr. Fletcher Jane Dulo ... Miss Singleton Geraldine Wall ... Miss Glasser Frank Adamo ... Veterinarian's Assistant Directed By John Rich Created By Carl Reiner Written By Carl Reiner Executive Producer Danny Thomas, Sheldon Leonard .... + Informações

The funny way Buddy and Sally walk back into the office.. + Informações

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Rob and Laura's singing and dancing duets.. + Informações

Rob was accidently hypnotized at his and Laura's dinner party the night before. The suggestion was that he would become roaring drunk every other time he heard a bell ring. Rob is still under the suggestion the next day at the office.. + Informações

After seeing him sing and dance "The Twizzle", Sally introduces her discovery, Randy Eisenbauer (Randy Twizzle), to Rob and Laura. She convinces them, Buddy and Mel to go with her and Randy to a bowling alley so he can peform.. + Informações

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Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

The Dick Van Dyke Show is an American television sitcom that initially aired on the Columbia Broadcasting System from October 3, 1961, until June 1, 1966. The show was created by Carl Reiner and starred Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore. It was produced by Reiner with Bill Persky and Sam Denoff. The music for the show's theme song was written by Earle Hagen. A three-camera/studio audience format was used during production. The series won 15 Emmy Awards. In 1997, the episodes "Coast-to-Coast Big Mouth" and "It May Look Like a Walnut" were ranked #8 and #15 on TV Guide's 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time. In 2002, it was ranked #13 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time. Dick Van Dyke, born Richard Wayne Van Dyke, December 13, 1925 Mary Tyler Moore, born, December 29, 1936 Tonight's Story "Hustling The Hustler" Buddy Sorrell's brother, "Blackie" Sorrell, from whom Buddy has been estranged for a long time, shows up at the Alan Brady Show's offices one day while Buddy is out. Learning that he's Buddy's brother, Rob invites him to his house for dinner, not knowing of Blackie's past as a pool hustler. After dinner, when he learns that Rob has a pool table in the basement, Blackie innocently suggests that the two of them might try playing a game or two. Cast Dick Van Dyke ... Rob Petrie Rose Marie ... Sally Rogers Morey Amsterdam ... Buddy Sorrell Larry Mathews ... Ritchie Petrie (credit only) Mary Tyler Moore ... Laura Petrie Richard Deacon ... Mel Cooley Jerry Paris .... + Informações

Laura rehearses her number, "True Man True", for the amateur variety show that Rob is directing. Fact #1 - "True Man True" was written by Morey Amsterdam. (Buddy) Fact #2 - The man playing the bongo was Bob Crane. Bob would later go on to star in his own tv show - Hogan's Heroes. Fact #3 - The man who was sitting next to Dick Van Dyke was Frank Adamo. Frank was Dick's stand in during the show's run.. + Informações

The Dick Van Dyke Show is an American television sitcom that initially aired on the Columbia Broadcasting System from October 3, 1961, until June 1, 1966. The show was created by Carl Reiner and starred Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore. It was produced by Reiner with Bill Persky and Sam Denoff. The music for the show's theme song was written by Earle Hagen. A three-camera/studio audience format was used during production. The series won 15 Emmy Awards. In 1997, the episodes "Coast-to-Coast Big Mouth" and "It May Look Like a Walnut" were ranked #8 and #15 on TV Guide's 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time. In 2002, it was ranked #13 on TV Guide's 50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time. Dick Van Dyke, born Richard Wayne Van Dyke, December 13, 1925 Mary Tyler Moore, born, December 29, 1936 Tonight's Story "A Man's Teeth Are Not His Own" While his neighbor Jerry Helper, who is also normally Rob's dentist, is out of town, Rob breaks a tooth and is forced to use another dentist to fix his tooth because of the emergency. Rob nevertheless feels guilty about letting another dentist work on his teeth, and does all that he can to avoid letting Jerry find out that he allowed someone else perform his dental work. Cast Dick Van Dyke ... Rob Petrie Rose Marie ... Sally Rogers Morey Amsterdam ... Buddy Sorrell Larry Mathews ... Ritchie Petrie (credit only) Mary Tyler Moore ... Laura Petrie Richard Deacon ... Mel Cooley Jerry Paris ... Jerry Helper Ann Morgan Guilbert ... Millie Helper Directed .... + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Video for the next Mel Bay banjosessions article on Irish tenor banjo. I am critiquing my own playing, a process every player must go through in order to improve. Here I show my playing of Cooleys Reel, right and left hand and right hand only. I show that my preference for wrist triplets is not exactly what I do. Instead I use the McTwist a lot. the good news is that I am getting better at the McTwist. I'll take this critique to my next lesson and in the mean time will work on being more precise.. + Informações

Our movie begins with a researcher (Garland) hypnotizing a streetwalker (Duncan) in an attempt to record her past-life experiences as a condemned witch in the Dark Ages. After numerous silly attempts by Garland to save her -- including regressing himself into the same period, where, by remarkable coincidence, he also lived as a soldier -- Duncan decides not to alter the course of history and resigns herself to her fate. As with almost all Roger Corman films, actually looking at the screen is unnecessary and, in fact, quite distracting. Important plot elements are carefully and dryly explained during the course of the movie. Information * Features an infamous quote, spoken by Quintus towards the end of the film: "STAY!" * Filmed in a converted supermarket. * The film was completed in six days. * Inspired (as was the film The She Creature) by the interest during the 1950s in reincarnation especially the book The Search for Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein which was itself filmed in 1956. But by the time The Undead was being made, the popularity of reincarnation was starting to dwindle. Therefore Corman decided that they needed to change it up a little and added the time travel elements of Quintis, and a title change. * The "bats" that the imp and witch continually change into, were left over from another Corman movie, "It Conquered the World." Obscure References * "Amongst our weaponry..." Reference to the Monty Python "Spanish Inquisition" sketch. * "I swallowed a bug .... + Informações

Featuring Melanie C. Filmed in a studio in NYC,NY, in October 1998 Video director: Marcus Nispel.. + Informações

Tommie Cunniffe, Mel Mercier,and Karl Nesbitt at Aula Max University College Cork 02.10.2009 as part of Cork Folk Festival which has been taking place annually since 1979. ********** Tommie Cunniffe - Button Accordion Mel Mercier - Bodhrán & Bones Karl Nesbitt - bouzouki ********** Tommie Cunniffe - Button Accordion Tommie Cunniffe is from County Roscommon and is a button accordion player and an avid composer of Irish traditional music.Growing up between the towns of Ballinasloe and Athlone on the Roscommon/Galway border,he became interested in the music of East Galway which still shines through. He had been a founding member of a group named Taltarella .which toured in Ireland, France, Denmark, Belgium and Holland. The group released an EP titled Six Reels of Joy in 1998 consisting entirely of Tommie's compositions. Tommie's album Unbuttoned, features many of Tommies own compositions along with a number of traditional tunes, and was released in August 2007.Brian Miller ,guitarist, from Minneosta, US, and percussionist, Brian Morrissey from Nenagh, Co.Tipperary, accompany him on this album. The album was recorded by engineer and guitarist Donncha Moynihan at The Rise Studio in Cork. Tommie moved to Cork City in 2000, and has spent much time playing the session scene there with various Cork based musicians including Johnny Neville, Gerry McKee, Terry McKee, Karl Nesbitt and Eoin Coughlan. Mel Mercier was born in Dublin in 1959, he received his first Bodhrán and Bones .... + Informações

Laura's curiosity gets the best of her when a package arrives at the house for Rob.. + Informações