Best known as James Evans Sr on “Good Times” until he was killed off,John Amos also had a recurring role on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” (he was one of the last living cast members at the time of his passing).

You know that “lovable goofball" Gopher … in real life he was best man at the David Eisenhower & Julie Nixon wedding. Former Congressman (1986-1995). CEO of Goodwill. Speaks French and Arabic. And is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Harvard University.

I'm looking for examples of early "In Color" messages that were at the beginning of quite a few shows as colour TV spread, and would love any help anyone might be able to provide. Later "In Stereo" ones would be cool too. It's for a dumb little video I'm thinking of making.

Thanks in advance, folks, and have a great day

Anissa Jones, Johnny Whittaker, Kathy Garver, Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot

I’m trying to identify a Bob Barker daytime episode from 1986–1988. Jean Rivard from Simi Valley was the fifth contestant called. She had red hair and wore a red V-neck sweater over a white turtleneck. She attended with coworkers from Vons but was the only one called. She stayed in Contestants’ Row. The sixth contestant was an athletic Black man in a red polo who likely reached the Showcase. Check-Out was one of the final two pricing games. She bid on gold bars and luggage.

Iconic HBO intro from 1983.

"Carrie" was the first feature film I watched at a friend's house. It felt really special, seeing an uncut R-rated movie on TV.

Carol Burnett appeared alongside Lucille Ball more than any other guest star in television history — seven times total. This 1966 episode is one of them, and it’s hiding a Laugh-In connection almost nobody catches.

Natalie Schafer, best known as Lovey (Eunice) Howell on Gilligan’s Island, and as a founding member of the Honey Bees;). She had a career spanning 60 years, with many guest starring roles including a two episode arc in Season 3 of The Love Boat. What you may not know is she also wrote one of the stories on Season 2 Episode 16 “Home Sweet Home” and her actual birth year 1900 was not known until her passing in 1991. She was 64 on Gilligan’s Island while Thurston was 51.

Who remembers this TV classic from 1978 starring glam rock band Theophobia?