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Happy 100th Birthday, Dick Van Dyke 13:39

11h ago13:39

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TVC 717.3: From December 2011: Tony, Donna, and Ed send birthday wishes to film and television legend Dick Van Dyke (The Dick Van Dyke Show, Mary Poppins, Diagnosis Murder) as part of This Week in TV History. Dick Van Dyke turns 100 on Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025.Ed Robertson

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Ellen Geer on Theatricum Botanicum's Holiday Family Faire 23:08

1d ago23:08

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TVC 717.4: Ed welcomes back Ellen Geer, daughter of Will Geer and the artistic director of Theatricum Botanicum, the outdoor amphitheatre in Topanga Canyon, California that Will Geer founded in 1973. Theatricum's fifth annual Holiday Family Faire will take place on Saturday, Dec. 13 from 11am to 5pm, followed by a special live production of It's a …

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Alison Arngrim on the epic Little House cast reunion in Simi Valley 16:54

2d ago16:54

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TVC 717.5: Ed welcomes back actress and author Alison Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie, Confessions of a Prairie Bitch). Alison has news about several events coming up over the next few weeks that will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the premiere of Little House on the Prairie (NBC, 1974-1983), including the recent Live Before a Studio Au…

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Ralph Senensky on the "Grandma Comes Home" episode of The Waltons 19:43

5d ago19:43

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TVC 716.5: From February 2014: Prolific television director Ralph Senensky takes listeners behind the scenes of "Grandma Comes Home," the episode of The Waltons from March 1978 that marked Ellen Geer's return to the series after she had suffered a stroke the year before. Other topics this segment include how Corby and Will Geer were "the salt and p…

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Ralph Senensky, The Partridge Family, and The Pasadena Playhouse 17:21

5d ago17:21

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TVC 716.6: From February 2014: Prolific television director Ralph Senensky talks to Ed about directing Shirley Jones, Ray Bolger, and Rosemary DeCamp in the "Forty-Year Itch" episode of The Partridge Family (ABC, 1970-1974), as well as how he first worked with actress Jennifer Raine at the Pasadena Playhouse. Raine is the mother of Brian Forster, t…

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Mitchell Hadley, author of Darkness in Primetime 21:22

13d ago21:22

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TVC 715.1: Ed welcomes back author, essayist, novelist, and TV historian Mitchell Hadley (The Electronic Mirror, ItsAboutTV.com). Mitchell's latest book, Darkness in Primetime: How Classic-Era TV Foresaw Modern Society's Descent into Hell, is a series of essays that shows how certain episodes of such classic series as The Twilight Zone, The Outer L…

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The Prisoner, The General, and One 20:02

13d ago20:02

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TVC 715.2: Mitchell Hadley, author of The Electronic Mirror and Darkness in Primetime, talks to Ed about how "The General," Episode 6 of The Prisoner (ITC, 1967-1968), the classic allegorical series created by Patrick McGoohan, discusses the dangers of rapidly accumulating a vast amount of knowledge—without any understanding of what that knowledge …

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Arnie Holland on the re-release of Diane Keaton's Heaven 14:20

14d ago14:20

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TVC 715.3: Ed welcomes Arnie Holland, president and CEO of Lightyear Entertainment, and executive producer of Heaven, the acclaimed feature-length documentary from 1987 that also marked the directorial debut of Academy Award-winning actress Diane Keaton. Recently re-released and digitally remastered, Heaven is a free-wheeling, offbeat pastiche of o…

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Les Lannom and Mister Five and Dime 21:42

15d ago21:42

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TVC 715.4: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with Les Lannom, the actor known around the world as Lester Hodges on Harry O (ABC, 1974-1976). Topics this segment include a few behind-the-scenes anecdotes about filming "Mister Five and Dime," Les' favorite episode of Harry O, including a funny story about an ad-lib in a scene near the end…

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Les Lannom on why playing the bagpipes requires a strong stomach 27:51

15d ago27:51

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TVC 714.5: Actor and musician Les Lannom talks to Ed about learning how to play the bagpipes when he was age forty; why one needs strong stomach muscles and a strong neck to play the bagpipes; the upcoming audiobook project about explorers Lincoln Ellsworth and Raold Amundsen in which Les will provide the voices; and the events leading up to Les' g…

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Les Lannom, Henry Fonda, and James Garner 25:56

15d ago25:56

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TVC 714.6: Actor and musician Les Lannom shares a few memories about working with Peter Falk in Columbo Goes to College (ABC, 1990), with James Garner in the miniseries Space (CBS, 1985), with Henry Fonda in the acclaimed made-for-TV movie Gideon's Trumpet (CBS, 1980), and with Dennis Weaver in the epic miniseries Centennial (NBC, 1978-1979).…

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Ralph Senensky on his early career in television 21:46

20d ago21:46

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TVC 714.1: TV Confidential remembers Ralph Senensky, longtime member of the Directors Guild of America and one of the most prolific directors in TV history (particularly when it comes to episodic television) with an encore presentation of a conversation that originally aired in February 2014. Ralph Senensky passed away on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 at …

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Ralph Senensky and The Waltons 22:18

20d ago22:18

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TVC 714.2: From February 2014: Prolific television director Ralph Senensky talks to Ed about working with Ralph Waite, Will Geer, Ellen Corby, and Michael Learned on The Waltons, and with Richard Thomas on "Game of Terror," an episode of The FBI that aired in 1971, one year before the premiere of The Waltons. Ralph not only helmed twelve episodes o…

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Les Lannom, Prime Cut, and the smell of a good pipe 16:36

21d ago16:36

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TVC 714.3: Ed welcomes Les Lannom, the actor known around the world as Lester Hodges on Harry O (ABC, 1974-1976), and a man who has worked with such movie and TV legends as Lee Marvin, Gene Hackman, Henry Fonda, Robert Mitchum, Joe Don Baker, Sissy Spacek, Dennis Weaver, Pat Hingle, James Garner, David Carradine, and David Janssen in the course of …

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Louise Sorel, Herb Edelman, and Dame Judith Anderson 21:59

21d ago21:59

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TVC 714.4: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with Louise Sorel (Days of Our Lives, Santa Barbara). Louise's new book, If There Were No Dogs: Musings and Mutterings, is a collection of prose pieces and poems drawn from her life, childhood, and career that reveals how Louise navigated a sometimes difficult childhood with emotionally dista…

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Les Lannom, Kung Fu, and Harry O 27:51

22d ago27:51

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TVC 714.5: Les Lannom talks to Ed about how his penchant for performing cold readings stems from his longtime passion for reading out loud; how his youthful appearances has sometimes worked in his favor (and sometimes not); and how a guest appearance on Kung Fu in 1972 not only put him on the radar of producers Jerry Thorpe, Alex Beaton, and Robert…

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Les Lannom on working with David Janssen 17:23

22d ago17:23

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TVC 714.5: Les Lannom talks to Ed about how he and David Janssen bonded almost immediately when they worked together on Harry O, partly because they shared an ability to laugh at themselves and not take themselves too seriously. Les not only wrote the foreword for The Harry O Viewing Companion by Steve Aldous and Gary Gillies, but contributed many …

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June Lockhart's passion for space travel 22:10

27d ago22:10

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TVC 713.1: TV Confidential remembers June Lockhart (Lassie, Petticoat Junction, Lost in Space) with an encore presentation of our conversation from June 2014 with the beloved actress. June Lockhart passed away on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025 at the age of 100. At the time we spoke to June in June 2014, she had just been honored by NASA with its Exceptio…

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June Lockhart, Jim Lange, and H.V. Kaltenborn 13:54

27d ago13:54

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TVC 713.2: From June 2014: June Lockhart talks to Ed about some of the many TV game shows on which she appeared throughout her career, including Who Said That? (NBC, 1948-1955), a show that also began June's long association with the White House press corps, and Take My Word For It (Synd., 1982-1983), a show hosted by Jim Lange that was filmed at t…

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F Troop Turns 60 with a Bang and a Boom 17:33

28d ago17:33

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TVC 713.2a: From November 2015: Tony, Donna, and Ed remember the premiere of F Troop (ABC, 1965-1967) in September 1965. Topics this segment include how the influence of Buster Keaton can be seen in many of the pratfalls that Ken Berry performed when he played Captain Parmenter on F Troop; the on-screen chemistry between Forrest Tucker and Larry St…

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Ken Berry, Leonard Nimoy, and Abbott and Costello 10:00

28d ago10:00

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TVC 713.3: As long as we're in an F Troop frame of mind, we thought we'd bring you an encore presentation of our conversation with Ken Berry (F Troop, Mayberry, R.F.D., Mama's Family) from January 2018. Topics this segment include the role that Leonard Nimoy played early in Berry's career, and how Ken learned both how to be a straight man and how t…

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Ken Berry, Buster Keaton, and Carol Burnett 21:19

28d ago21:19

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TVC 713.4: From January 2018: Ken Berry talks to Ed about his early years as a dancer with the Billy Barnes Revue; his friendship with Buster Keaton (not to mention the major influence the silent film star had on his career); and the important role that Carol Burnett played throughout Ken's career. Ken Berry passed away on Dec. 1, 2018. Our convers…

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Louise Sorel, author of If There Were No Dogs 18:15

29d ago18:15

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TVC 713.5: Ed welcomes back actress and author Louise Sorel (Days of Our Lives, Santa Barbara). Louise's new book, If There Were No Dogs: Musings and Mutterings, is a collection of prose pieces and poems drawn from her life, childhood, and career that not only shares memories of her working with Art Carney, Charles Boyer, George C. Scott, Walter Pi…

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Louise Sorel on her lifelong love of dogs 16:23

29d ago16:23

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TVC 713.5: Louise Sorel (Days of Our Lives, Santa Barbara) talks to Ed about why she enjoys writing about some of the many canine companions she has had in her life, including a poem that she once wrote from the point of view of her dog Jiggs. Louise's new book, If There Were No Dogs: Musings and Mutterings, is available wherever books are sold onl…

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The Sounds of Lost Zacherle 23:29

1M ago23:29

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TVC 712.1: From January 2013: Phil Gries joins Ed for a special edition of The Sounds of Lost Television honoring John Zacherle, the popular New York TV personality known as The Cool Ghoul. At a time when horror movies were a staple of local late-night television, Zacherley set himself apart from his contemporaries with an array of zany antics that…

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How Zacherle Became the Cool Ghoul 26:20

1M ago26:20

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TVC 712.2: From January 2013: Phil Gries plays more audio highlights from the early television career of legendary New York TV horror movie host John Zacherle, as well as a clip from Phil's own interview with Zacherle from October 1997, in which Zacherle discusses how he came up with many of the routines that he did on-camera. Other topics this seg…

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Happy 100th Birthday, Dick Van Dyke 13:39

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Ellen Geer on Theatricum Botanicum's Holiday Family Faire 23:08

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Alison Arngrim on the epic Little House cast reunion in Simi Valley 16:54

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Ralph Senensky on the "Grandma Comes Home" episode of The Waltons 19:43

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Ralph Senensky, The Partridge Family, and The Pasadena Playhouse 17:21

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Mitchell Hadley, author of Darkness in Primetime 21:22

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The Prisoner, The General, and One 20:02

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Arnie Holland on the re-release of Diane Keaton's Heaven 14:20

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Les Lannom and Mister Five and Dime 21:42

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Les Lannom on why playing the bagpipes requires a strong stomach 27:51

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Les Lannom, Henry Fonda, and James Garner 25:56

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Ralph Senensky on his early career in television 21:46

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Ralph Senensky and The Waltons 22:18

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Les Lannom, Prime Cut, and the smell of a good pipe 16:36

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Louise Sorel, Herb Edelman, and Dame Judith Anderson 21:59

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Les Lannom, Kung Fu, and Harry O 27:51

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Les Lannom on working with David Janssen 17:23

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June Lockhart's passion for space travel 22:10

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June Lockhart, Jim Lange, and H.V. Kaltenborn 13:54

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F Troop Turns 60 with a Bang and a Boom 17:33

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Ken Berry, Leonard Nimoy, and Abbott and Costello 10:00

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Ken Berry, Buster Keaton, and Carol Burnett 21:19

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Louise Sorel, author of If There Were No Dogs 18:15

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Louise Sorel on her lifelong love of dogs 16:23

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The Sounds of Lost Zacherle 23:29

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How Zacherle Became the Cool Ghoul 26:20

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