It got me to
wonderin if they had portable short wave radios back in the 60's ?
They did have them in the 1970s because I had one and listened to it a lot, if
that helps any. Since shortwave in general had been around for some time, I'd
expect there were a few portables by the mid to la
One possibility for only one Christmas episode is they felt they couldn't
really top the one in Season 1. Sometimes it's best to recognize a classic
than to try to best it.
dan
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There's at least one other episode of Cajun Pawn Stars with a connection to
Mayberry. In one episode someone brought in a car to sell or trade. If memory
serves it was an early 1970s Chevy Malibu modified to look like a Chevelle.
Anyway, the car had one of those novelty license plates with Barn
I think the shortwave radio operated on the same principal as Jim Lindsey's
"electric guitar" that played without any wires. I think this was also
connected to how Keevey Hazelton was able to play his guitar without even
touching the strings. I even saw Clara Edwards playing the piano
beautifully
Not sure if these shows were mentioned yet.
I agree with Ken, there were not many classic TV episodes that featured
Christmas.I only remember three, other than TAGS Christmas episode.
On Ozzie and Harriet, Ozzie gets lost while Christmas shopping, and at theend
of the show the loud speaker is pag
Chuck; I found the short wave questions interesting because I'm a big short
wave fan. They had them back in the 60's, Daddy had one. I had one in the
late 70's which had to have an antenna attached outside so they obviously
took some "artistic license" with that episode. However now you have m
Hello All
In a season of joy we reflect in all we lost this year. In spite of missing
all, we can rejoice of the gifts they left behind. We Andy's gift was his
abilities to act, as a musician, and as a person. What better way to be
remembered than in a program that captured what was right ab
About there only being one Christmas Show, I agree, I would've loved to see
one with Gomer, Goober and/or Floyd. In fact I wonder if "The Song Festers"
could've actually been reworked as a Christmas show, with the music in question
being some type of carol or Christmas musical instead of "San
I'm happy to report that unlike People magazine, TCM put Andy first in their
tribute to the losses of 2012 in the entertainment industry. Their
presentation this year begins with the scene of an abandoned drive-in movie
theater and thereafter shows Andy before all the others who left us. It is
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