Bobby Sherman had a few top 40 hits in the 1969-71 period. A friend loaned me a videotape of Bobby about 20 years ago appearing on Rosie O'Donnell's talk show in the late 1990s. She made a big deal out of how he had been her big crush as a tween. He seemed healthy and happy.

According to a popular internet search engine, among Bobby's other hits were "Little Woman," "Julie Do Ya Love Me," and "Cried Like a Baby."

G.

Fans,

Perhaps this has been posted here previously, but I do not recall it if so. This fan decided to write about each episode (with screen captures) on the 50th anniversary of its air date. So he started back in 2016. He and his friends are now in the final weeks of the 1897 storyline, and the latest episode from 10/21/1969 was posted just yesterday:

http://dsb4idie.blogspot.com/

If you scroll down there's a great Quentofi capture... Selby really gave incredibly good sneer during that story. (I know a lot of fans don't care for it, but I enjoy the theatricality of it all.)

G.

I played the trailer for this. It is not my idea of a good time, but it's heartwarming to see Catherine Disher getting regular work thanks to these. I loved her on Forever Knight. Nice to see her in a couple of these clips.

G.

Hi MB, the only other thing about the Sleepy Hollow event I've seen on social media is a characteristic note from KLS expressing delight at the turnout, the event itself, and her intention to do it again next year.

I'm only on a couple of DS groups at this point... perhaps a fan who is on more will have seen something else about the afternoon. But I suspect nothing worth discussing was mentioned, because if it had been, it would most likely be making the rounds by now.

G.

As announced at the Sleepy Hollow event.

http://www.collinsporthistoricalsociety.com/2019/10/documentary-in-works-about-life-career.html

G.

It all sounds quite bizarre!

I'm just relieved that the forum content wasn't deleted altogether. I shudder to think what that might have meant for you, had you decided to tackle the huge task of resurrecting it from the ground up.

Best wishes,

Gothick

Trailer here. The theme song suggests the familiar Bob Cobert DS theme if it were arranged for klezmer and very energetic coloratura soprano.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E-wlarTBQw

G.

I guess at some point within the next decade, computer-generated image technology will become so cheap and accessible that some dedicated fan will finally create the film clip of Liz in full gown, drop earrings and upswept "tiara" hairdo ... running a vacuum cleaning in the drawing room.

Great photo!!!!!!

G.