Dogs gone wild. The initial portion is what produced it into the episode. The second component was shown on a 50th anniversary show ABC did a couple of years ago, which is weird due to the fact Make Room for Daddy was a CBS show when the dog episode aired.
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Nice to see Sid Melton. Looks like the set from “Dick Van Dyke”
“Uncle Tonoose” was my first intro to the wonderful Hans Conreid. I heard him interviewed on the radio just before his death, & was able to call in & tell him how much I loved his work. As was written in the sci-fi novel “Footfall”, “She turned me on to ‘The 5000 Fingers Of Dr T’ and I never thanked her”
u should have voted for john jay hooker
WHY DOESNT DICK SHUT UP
I couldn’t get enough of Uncle Tanous! any downloads?
poor angela! lol
This is when comedy was actually funny and not strong R rated so you can’t let your children watch the show.
The dogs were trying to get away from DT’s putrid and poisonous cigar smoke!
Somebody tell Dick Clark to shut his yap!
I love watching all of Danny Thomas videos. I was the president of his fan club, The Danny Girls, when Danny was on the radio. What great memories. Loved that man!
The series was retitled “THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW” in the fall of 1956 on ABC, which moved to CBS in September 1957; in daytime (and future syndicated) repeats, the “MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY” title was used on the initial 1957-’60 CBS episodes because the prime-time series was on CBS, and the repeats on NBC’s daytime schedule from 1960 through ’65. This “blooper” is obviously from the episode “A Dog’s Life” {December 21, 1959}. Angela appeared as “Linda” during the CBS episodes {1957-’64}.
you are correct
Angela Cartwright, wow…. from the Sound of Music, and from Lost in Space, right?
haha
Angela cartwright was so little