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"The Card-Carrying Red Shoes" (prod. #4766) first aired @ 7:30 p.m. (EST) on NBC as the 41st episode of The Monkees.
The sponsor was Kellogg's™, and the song featured was "She Hangs Out" written by Jeff Barry.
On this Pleasant Valley Sunday, as we observe the 54th anniversary of the World Premiere of The Monkees' motion picture HEAD in New York City, this week's Featured Monkees Episode is the very last, the Micky Dolenz-cowritten/directed Episode No. 58, "Mijacogeo" (a.k.a. "The Frodis Caper") (prod. #4770, first aired on NBC March 25, 1968). I picked it on noticing that I never get to regularly feature this episode.
Also, updated/corrected a Guest Cast Note in “The Monkees At The Movies” to reflect the recent passing of guest Linda Albertano.
"The Monkees Marooned" (prod. #4755) first aired @ 7:30 p.m. (EST) on NBC as the 40th episode of The Monkees.
It was sponsored by Yardley Of London™, and the songs, produced by Chip Douglas, were “Daydream Believer” written by John Stewart and "What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round" (in an alternate version with an extended fade) written by Michael Murphy.
Trivia Footnote: This was the last filmed episode of The Monkees to feature Michael Nesmith speaking with his old voice; he went to have a tonsillectomy right after "The Monkees Marooned" wrapped.
The Monkees Film & TV Vault Quadranscentennial Week continues!
Replaced/repositioned/added images of Monkees episode promo photo stills in “Don't Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth”, “One Man Shy” (a.k.a. "Peter And The Debutante"), “The Monkees In Manhattan” (a.k.a “The Monkees Manhattan Style”) and "Art, For Monkee's Sake".
“The Monkees In A Ghost Town” (prod. #4704) first aired @ 7:30 p.m. (EDT) on NBC as the 7th episode of The Monkees.
The sponsor of the week was Kellogg’s™, and the musical numbers of the week were "Papa Gene's Blues" written & produced by Michael Nesmith, and "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day" written by Tommy Boyce & Steve Venet and produced by Boyce & Bobby Hart.
