It's that time.

It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the air. Oh, Bobby writes Elfocino, you mentioning that Bonanza being the first color TV program filmed for network distribution in color in 1959 made me wonder what was the last TV show

that was an

an ABC game show in the United States was an ABC game show

Everybody's Talking that aired its last new show on December 29th, 1967.

After that time, some shows in black and white were repeated, but none were shot in black and white after that date.

So there's got to be a way to carve this out because how do you account for the Munsters, the Adams family, you don't see color? That's a good point.

Ramones said, don't ask me I don't see color I love that about you I don't know I

mean I do think it's worth noting that things were shot in black and white for

effect as opposed to that things were shot in black and white for effect,

as opposed to being shot in black and white,

because maybe you didn't have a color.

Have you ever seen,

there's different stations around the world. There's one in Australia I watch recently where they have two studios you know here's studio

I and Studio B and they switch to color in real time.

And so, you know, I'm John Matheson.

I've been the anchor here for 28 years and I've been given the honor of being the person that gets to do what I'm about to do and that is I'm going to go in here and we're going to be in color and you watch it happen in real time and it's a pretty neat deal. It's a really, really neat deal.

David, you are on the Michael Berry show. Go ahead, sir. Good morning, sir. Hey, I got some banana trivia for you. Little Joe, he had an eye for the ladies

and unfortunately if they had an eye for him,

their life expectancy wasn't very high.

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