You guys remember Mazeppa?

[saddlebum]

Wasn’t this about the same time the “Elvira, mistress of the dark” was playing in the 80’s?

Way before that

 

[okiebertt]

Mazeppa was on from 1970 to 1973.

 

[Jcelt]

I still watch some of the Mazeppa clips on you tube. Classic!

 

[Boehlertaught]

This was insainly funny. My highschool friends and I would watch this every weekend.

 

[p238shooter]

Late 60's Boots Drive In in Tulsa on south Sheridan did not allow people out of their cars other to just hop from one vehicle to another. One Saturday night Sartain and Bussey met on the grassy area in the middle talking hilarious trash stuff back and forth to each other that went on for about 10 minutes. It would be priceless to have a movie of that today.

 

[RangerRick]

Remember the night Sartain turned on the camera at studio during Mannix, Mack Creager flipped him off on live TV. Great times

 

[Slim Deal]

Yes, I remember that like it was yesterday. We were at my grandmother's house watching the TV while the adults were playing cards(pitch was the game). Mack flipped the bird, and was smilin' and waving it around. I called out to the card players 'look at Creager he is flipping everybody off'.

I'll never forget that. Mack lost his job over that. Damn, what a deal. Sartain was, is one crazy mama jama.

 

[dennishoddy]

Mazeppa was on from 1970 to 1973.

I wasn’t in country then. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[GLGAR]

Yup. I grew up in Claremore, Oklahoma and I remember watching Mazeppa. Channel 8 also used to play scary movies on Friday or Saturday nights. I can't remember which. But when I say "scary movies" I'm talking lots of Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney, Jr. Vincent Price and Christopher Lee. None of these bloody, gory hacker/slasher Jason and Freddy movies of today.

I think Hornstaff was the host of the late nite scary movies. Might have been the weather man with a stuffed lion, Lee Woodward in a mask.

 

[KOPBET]

I do remember G. Ailard S. Artain.