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What was the first 60's TV show to mention the Vietnam War?
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| 7/1/2012
Posted on 07/01/2012 4:30:23 PM PDT by Krankor
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To: Krankor
To: 1_Rain_Drop
oops! I’m late to the party
To: Krankor
Mash or did that come much later after the movie? I think it was mostly about Korea anyway.
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:50:23 PM PDT
by
Aliska
To: Krankor
Mash or did that come much later after the movie? I think it was mostly about Korea anyway.
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:50:30 PM PDT
by
Aliska
To: Krankor
Route 66.
This hit me like a sack of potatoes while watching one of the old reruns back in the late Nineties.
It was the last show the Series, and one of the two guys, not Martin Milner’s character, the other guy, mentioned in a bar that he was being recruited by some general to go and work in the strategic hamlet program in Vietnam.
This was during the Kennedy years when there was still optimism about that war.
Best,
Chris
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:50:36 PM PDT
by
section9
To: Krankor
It was an episode of the classic game show, “I’ve Got a Secret” when contestant John Kerry stumped the panel with his secret: “I served in Viet Nam.”
To: knarf
That was NOT a 60’s show.
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:52:49 PM PDT
by
FrdmLvr
(culture, language, borders)
To: Krankor
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:53:27 PM PDT
by
BIGLOOK
(One out of three ain't good enough, Make November work.)
To: Krankor
"This is stupid"?
FMCDH(BITS)
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:53:27 PM PDT
by
nothingnew
(I fear for my Republic due to marxist influence in our government. Open eyes/see)
To: txhurl
To: Krankor
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:55:11 PM PDT
by
EGPWS
(Trust in God, question everyone else)
To: section9
You might be right.
“When Tod’s father dies, broke but for a Corvette, the two young men set out on the road looking for “a place to put down roots.” Maharis left the show in 1963 in a dispute with the show’s producers, and was replaced by Glenn Corbett as Linc Case, a troubled Vietnam Nam vet also seeking meaning on the road.”
http://www.museum.tv/eotvsection.php?entrycode=route66
To: I see my hands
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:56:10 PM PDT
by
FrdmLvr
(culture, language, borders)
To: Krankor
Dennis the Communist Menace
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posted on
07/01/2012 4:56:26 PM PDT
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davius
(You can roll manure in powdered sugar but that don't make it a jelly doughnut.)
To: Krankor
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posted on
07/01/2012 5:00:55 PM PDT
by
FrdmLvr
(culture, language, borders)
Jethro burns his draft card.
To: Atlantan
Eerily, there is almost exactly six months between each of the episodes Fify Miles From Home (RT 66, March 22, 1963), In Praise of Pip (TZ, September 27, 1963) and I am the Night, Color Me Black (TZ, March 27, 1964).
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posted on
07/01/2012 5:01:20 PM PDT
by
FredZarguna
(When you find yourself arguing against Scalia and Thomas, you AREN'T a conservative.)
To: Krankor
The Monkees?
Johnny Quest?
The Flintstones?
Get Smart?
He & She?
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posted on
07/01/2012 5:01:20 PM PDT
by
4yearlurker
(No matter who you elect,the government eventually gets in.)
To: Krankor
I don't know the answer, but the Wikipedia dates
the War from 1 November 1955 to 30 April 1975 (19 years, 180 days). That's a lot of bad TV to remember.
Eisenhower and Dulles greet Ngo Dinh Diem at Washington National,
as a future president reads something in his hands
8 May 1957 |
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posted on
07/01/2012 5:02:03 PM PDT
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cynwoody
To: CrazyIvan
We lose, but it was a good guess!
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posted on
07/01/2012 5:03:04 PM PDT
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BradyLS
(DO NOT FEED THE BEARS!)
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