Reviews

An okay story line, with a delightful Percy Kilbride, but oh, the singing, like nails on a chalk board -- and to think there was a time this singing was enjoyed. I would say almost ANYONE born after 1980 will HATE the singing. I would say, really, anyone born after 1960 will HATE the singing -- but I'm sure there's a small handful that might enjoy it (somehow). Thank goodness for fast forward. NIce bright colour.

This thing just goes on and on, and I believe I laughed once. Love Dom DeLuise, but not in this. Do not waste your time.

It's different from the usual stories, but different doesn't mean better.

When the lead returns from trying to see her mother's car, she 'trips' over the snow, and the white carpet kicks up as she goes into the house. Why can't they film in the winter?

This one I remember from repeated viewings over the years (and likely on its first run, too). The music is fun, and the boys are challenged by their lead on this assignment. Great episode.

This episode keeps you guessing as our boys look to be using the same hotel they did in the first (if not second) episode of this series.

The acting may be good, but I couldn't fast forward enough through this episode to finish it. I find many of Culp's scripts just so boring. It's one I'll never watch again -- which can't be said of several of the first few episodes in this series (so far, all shot in Hong Kong).

Bringing back as many of the characters, as they were, from the original show was pivotal in allowing the children of these characters to help carry the show as the kids did in the original. Meeting up again with Beaver, Wally, Eddie and Lumpy was great as we see them as adults.

It just has to come out on DVD, soon. My grandkids enjoy this show which I just started showing them.