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Again, well stay on top the three u.s. soldiers killed. well of course keep you updated as we get more information. now to the world popular culture. it has lost one of its biggest heros. adam west has died. west laid bruce wayne in the television series that ran from 19 1966 to 1968 and lived on for decades this syndication. this more recent years, he guest starred as himself on several shows including "big bang theory." adam west was 88 years old. president trump saying that he would testi...

Designed to live forever in syndication. >> who are you looking for? >> the nun. who else? >> are you kidding? >> "flying nun" is the most -- its a crazy show. like what is that about? >> look, carlos, its very simple. i only weigh 90 pounds and the combination of my cornet and the wind lifts me. it was just complete nonsense, lets face it. it was the height of the 60s, and everybody was eating granola and dropping out and doing god knows what else, and i wasnt. >> hello, central? im switching t...

>> dr. smith! youre alive! >> of course im alive. die look like a corpse? >> tv hcould be like some kind f candy. there was an innocence to it. >> "gilligans island" makes no sense logistically. how is the professor able to build all this stuff but not build a damn raft? >> look at this stick of crude dynamite i made. >> it makes no sense if you pull any single thread on it, but it was the kind of show designed to live forever and ever in syndication. >> who are you looking for? >> the nun, who ...

Generation it came later. mary tyler moore youd see it on nick at night, syndication still. a whole new generation too grew up very familiar with that show and those characters. we will have much more on the life and legacy of mary tyler moore throughout the hour. also going to speak to a long time collaborators. she was the primary director on the mary tyler moore show along with many other well-known sitcoms. >> this isnt the first date this has ever happened to you, is it? >> yes, as a matter...

Dont start a war you know youre going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. it is 7:30 on this friday morning after thanksgiving. im ali velshi. america is mourning one of televisions most iconic mothers, florence henderson of "the brady bunch." the 82-year-old actress died of heart failure. she started her show business career on stage in musicals but in 1969 fans came to know and love her as mrs. carol brady the mot...

Lost my mother when i was very young and when youre a tv setting, people are gypsies, they move all over and you just work, work, work. but she had the ability to make everyone feel like no matter whether the ages even made sense, like she would have been -- she was about the right age to be my mother but she gave us advice on what to wear and eat and eat protein in the morning because we were doing a morning show and dont eat these muffins, i bring in rolled turkey. >> she was like that. when t...

Abc. it was a big marketing thing. >> color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of "lost in space." "lost in space" started off as a black and white show and went to color. it didnt get any better when it went to color. >> dr. smith, youre alive. >> of course, im alive. do i look like a corpse? >> the period has a reputation for being tv as a kind of candy. sometimes it felt like there was in really aggressive innocence to it. >> youre only to blow that in ...

Starred as the lovable dr. cliff hux table, the family that defied racial stereo types, revived the sitcom genre and generated mega bucks in syndication. >> made him a huge, huge star in the african american world but for white middle class americans, as well. >> barbara bowman says the plan was to audition for the super star at the turn of the century nightclub. she was nervous, excited, groomed and ready to meet bill cosby. it was a moment that would change her life. when we come back. >> at o...

Sitcom genre and generated mega bucks in syndication. >> made him a huge, huge star in the african american world but for white middle class americans, as well. >> barbara bowman says the plan was to audition for the super star at the turn of the century nightclub. she was nervous, excited, groomed and ready to meet bill cosby. it was a moment that would change her life. when we come back. >> at one point i went like this and started to move his hands away, and he just said no, you cant do that....

Provide it, but do you believe that theres any way for bill cosby to recover his brand regardless of what happens in this trial, or is the cosby brand going to always be now synonymous with this? >> i think that the cosby brand will forever be complicated. he will be remembered for his philanthropy. he will be remembered to his contributions for american comedy, and he will be remembered as somebody who was accused of sexual assault or attempted sexual assault by over 50 women and possibly may b...