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Croney

(4,923 posts) Tue Jun 16, 2020, 07:52 AM Jun 2020

Happiness is discovering an episode of The Goldbergs I hadn't seen, not the recent series

but the 50's radio-to-TV comedy starring Gertrude Berg, who also wrote every episode and won the first Best-Actress Emmy award in 1950. Such a talent. And such fun to be a fly-on-the-wall in the apartment of a Jewish family in The Bronx in the 50's.

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Happiness is discovering an episode of The Goldbergs I hadn't seen, not the recent series (Original Post) Croney Jun 2020 OP

im going to check that out!! Ive been binge watching The Adventures.. samnsara Jun 2020 #1

I agree. I enjoy listening to the old Jack Benny radio shows and imagine what it was like in the 30s mucifer Jun 2020 #2

Thanks, I'm going to look for some of those! Croney Jun 2020 #3

Yes, those are fun Lulu KC Jun 2020 #4

samnsara

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1. im going to check that out!! Ive been binge watching The Adventures..

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Tue Jun 16, 2020, 08:01 AM

Jun 2020

...of Ozzie and Harriet and I get so excited when I find a new episode. Started listening to their radio show last summer and found it to be so funny...esp after a few glasses of wine. Ozzie was a comic genius..

I love the radio to tv shows esp the ads! I also listened to the early 50s shows..The Couple Next Door and Little Things in Life.. all written by the same woman who plays in it. There were only a few tv shows by them..called The Ethel and Albert Show. You can find only 3-4 episodes on You Tube as somehow the film was all ruined. (Same people in all of them just 3 different names).

All written by Peg Lynch..one of the first ( and least recognized) women comedy writers in that age