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mnhtnbb

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5. Watched it last night

Reply to Stallion (Original post)

Sun Jul 27, 2025, 05:43 AM

Jul 27

I, too, grew up with Ed Sullivan Show on Sunday nights! But I don't remember shows from the '50's, since I was just a child. My bedtime was 8 pm--even in the summer--until I was about 10, but I do remember shows from the '60's, including The Beatles!

Definitely a documentary worth watching.

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Roger That MrWowWow Jul 27 #4

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Watched it last night mnhtnbb Jul 27 #5

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