Bonus Video! America Celebrates Jean Stapleton's Bottom (Patreon)
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Hello there!
A quick heads-up about videos on Patreon: I'm in the process of moving all of the videos from Vimeo to YouTube, which should finally end the "video not available" message that sometimes pops up here. There shouldn't be any disruption for you -- all the videos should just play normally, just (hopefully) without any more annoying errors. But if you run into any issues, please let me know so I can fix it! This process involves a lot of one-by-one downloading, uploading, and editing each Patreon post, so it's slow going. But it should be all done by the end of June.
And just in case ... here's a backup link to this week's video: https://youtu.be/GVn_D03Mv0Q
In this week's bonus video, I've got a story about the absolutely jaw-dropping bigotry that was commonplace on television in the mid-20th century -- thanks, in part to Revlon. Also, an observation about acting styles on All in the Family that ... somehow ... involves Star Wars. And an interview with Jean Stapleton (and Bette Davis and Dinah Shore) about how the federal government chose to commemorate her backside! Plus a surprising comparison between early Daily Show and late Daily Show, courtesy of Norman Lear.