“Remember When” you used to laugh with Get Smart, The Love Boat, and M*A*S*H?

We’ll enjoy the comedy of those classic shows with Bernie Kopell, the Siegfried of Get Smart, Doc on Love Boat, and the voice of Baron Von Butcher on the Get Smart inspired Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp-spies as played by live chimpanzees!

Then we’re off to the 4077 Mobile Army Surgical Hospital with Gary Burghoff, yep, Radar on M*A*S*H talking about his memoir, To M*A*S*H and Back. Expect some behind-the-scenes surprises from TV’s most gentle company clerk.

It’s a “mystery hour” with two guests: William Link, the co-creator of Mannix, Columbo, and Murder She wrote among over 40 other TV mysteries. In this interview, Bill and I focused mostly on Columbo.

Then I talk with Ian Dickerson, the Honorary Secretary of the Saint Club. Ian talks about the history of The Saint in literature, on radio, on TV, and on film. No one knows more about Leslie Charteris and his most famous creation than Ian.

A Double Shot of 007 on the next “Remember When!”

That’s because, for the first time ever, Wes Britton brought Bond Guitarist Vic Flick and James Bond himself, George Lazenby (On Her Majesty’s Secret Service), together for a dual interview on “Remember When!”

This Thursday, We’re presenting this classic conversation between two Bond veterans on TNCradio.live July 14 at 9:00 Eastern!  Expect a series of conversational twists and turns and revelations as Vic and George cover a range of unexpected topics! Then, to top things off, we got a few rare Vic Flick spy-tracks you likely never heard before including Vic’s underappreciated theme to the movie that never was, Wilson Chance: The Sound of Danger!

“This never happened to the other fella!”

With that improvised line, novice actor George Lazenby stepped into cinema history by becoming the second screen James Bond in 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Now, we bet even listeners who know a lot about 007 will hear stories they haven’t heard before and will be delighted with George’s anecdotes about his early years, Bond, and his time with Bruce Li on the next “Remember When!”

The newest episode of “Remember When” is a party, and we mean it! The show opens with a hot, jumping, driving medley of some classic 60s and 70s soul tunes as performed by the Sensational Soul Cruisers!  After that taste of what they deliver on stage, five members of the band gather with Wes Britton to tell you all about what the Soul Cruisers are about! Then, we close out with a second hot medley to get your juices flowing, your diesel tanks pumping, and your face nodding and bopping with the music of your youth on “Remember When!”

What do Lassie, Lost in Space, Petticoat Junction, and NASA have in common? That would be June Lockhart, a lady whose acting career began in 1933! Her stage, film, and TV work has continued for over 80 years.    Among her many honors, in 2013, NASA awarded her the Exceptional Public Achievement Medal for inspiring the public about space exploration. So June Lockhart has a ton of interesting stories to share with you about both her most famous roles and her longtime involvement with aviation and space exploration. Come on aboard “Remember When” and enjoy the memories of one of the most celebrated actresses in Hollywood history!

Danger, Will Robinson, danger!

Bill Mumy was Will Robinson on Lost in Space, Lennier on Babylon Five, co-wrote “Fishheads” and is a Renaissance Man on every form of entertainment there is. On the debut episode of “Remember When,” Bill takes you back to being a childhood star on Twilight Zone, being killed on Deep Space Nine, and we play you some special Bill Mumy music!

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