hi there Steve here at the life and sad ending channel uh
it's Friday night it's almost the weekend so let's see what's on TV
tonight we're going back in time to watch TV on our Friday evening on Friday the 3rd 1967.
on the cover of the TV Guide we have the monkeys and they were on the air in that time and
they're one of the shows that are on on Friday night so let's check out and see what's here
we'll start at seven o'clock and looks like here we have one at Dead or Alive which was like a
repeat of the Steve McQueen uh Western that he did back in the early 60s they have the news
which is in color with Chet Huntley and David Brinkley followed by a rerun of The Rifleman
here at seven o'clock it says on channel six we have the monkeys every rock group except our
lovable monkeys has been invited to a TV audition so the mop tops try to crash their way to stardom
and that episode also had Carl Valentine who you'll remember was on uh McHale's Navy
channel nine they have Robin Hood that was the Richard green uh show from the 50s
and then at 7 30 we have Tarzan and that was the uh 60 stars and starring Ron Ely
also at 7 30 in color we have the Wild Wild West of course Robert Conrad Ross Martin uh John Aston
was the guest star in that episode and Malachi Throne who was in uh many many different series
all right we have the Green Hornet color they had to really designate which shows were in color
because you might decide which show to watch only by the fact that was in color back in the day
of course that started Van Williams as the Green Hornet and his sidekick Cato Bruce Lee
at eight o'clock oh boy one of my favorites The Time Tunnel
and that had uh Tony James Darren and Doug Robert Colbert and of course with Bissell
everybody's favorite character actor and then at 8 30 The Man from Uncle
solo and Ilya are mistaken for thrush agents by a fiery x-banded
oh wow competition Hogan's Heroes on CBS Hogan and the boys are working in a German gun Factory
which they intend to blow Sky High but they have to stall the mission until they can bring
back Newkirk who's been drafted into the German army Bob Crane Werner Klemperer Richard Dawson
John Banner and Robert Clary who still is going to this day and then it looks like they have a movie
they're showing on Channel 5 here island of love from 1963. also uh in competition with island of
love we have the Tim Conway failed effort Rango Tim had a lot of attempts at getting a show going
and Rango was one of them it says confusion Reigns when Captain Horton uses rangel's
resemblance to a Debonair Thief to locate hidden loot and at 9 30 we have t-h-e cat
t-h-e cat seeks a duel to the death with an assassin this time cat's interest is purely
personal the woman he loved has been murdered cat is played by Robert Loggia now that is one series
that I don't remember ever watching back in the day and I watched a lot of TV but I just don't
remember that one if you remember that show please leave a comment down below I'd appreciate hearing
about it and then we have the Phyllis Diller show a flaming Feud threatens to deprive Phyllis of
her only source of income I don't remember that one but I do remember Phyllis Diller I remember
her in The Pruitts of Southampton I don't know if that was before this or after that
and then of course at 10 o'clock we're getting to more of the adult shows we have the Western Laredo
and competition on ABC were the Avengers one of my all-time favorites the see-through Man Steve and
Emma pursued two notorious Slavic agents who paid a huge sum for an alchemist invisibility formula
and of course now we're coming to the later part of the evening when as a child I was surely in bed
and in 1967 and we had the news weather and sports and let me tell you something if you
wanted to know what the weather was going to be you had to wait until 11 o'clock and they
weren't giving it away until near the end of the broadcast because they wanted you to watch all
the commercials and all the ads and that's the way it was back in those days and that's what Walter
Cronkite used to say you'd say that's the way it is February 3rd 1967. anyway we have Johnny Carson
it's funny they didn't call it the Tonight Show then they just called it Johnny Carson up against
Johnny Carson on channel 7 was the Spirit of St Louis from 1957 starring Jimmy Stewart
boxing from the Olympic boxing people used to really like to watch Boxing when TV was new
yeah nothing like seeing two guys beat their brains up
and just one old movie after another here through the rest of the evening now as I recall many of
the stations went off the air I mean it came a time after The Tonight Show when they would just
do their sign off and play the national anthem and they would they would be nothing but static
or a test pattern through the whole night if you like this video like And subscribe leave
a comment down below what were some of your favorite shows good night and pleasant dreams