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The Donna Reed Show

  • Série de TV
  • 1958–1966
  • TV-PG
  • 30 min
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The Donna Reed Show (1958)
The Donna Reed Show: Season One
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA loving wife and mother deals with situations and problems of a middle-class family in the late 1950s and early 1960s.A loving wife and mother deals with situations and problems of a middle-class family in the late 1950s and early 1960s.A loving wife and mother deals with situations and problems of a middle-class family in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

  • Criação
    • William Roberts
  • Artistas
    • Donna Reed
    • Paul Petersen
    • Carl Betz
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    • Criação
      • William Roberts
    • Artistas
      • Donna Reed
      • Paul Petersen
      • Carl Betz
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    • Indicado para 4 Primetime Emmys
      • 3 vitórias e 6 indicações no total

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    Donna Reed
    Donna Reed
    • Donna Stone
    • 1958–1966
    Paul Petersen
    Paul Petersen
    • Jeff Stone
    • 1958–1966
    Carl Betz
    Carl Betz
    • Dr. Alex Stone…
    • 1958–1966
    Shelley Fabares
    Shelley Fabares
    • Mary Stone
    • 1958–1964
    Patty Petersen
    • Trisha Stone
    • 1963–1966
    Ann McCrea
    • Midge Kelsey…
    • 1963–1966
    Bob Crane
    Bob Crane
    • Dr. Dave Kelsey…
    • 1963–1965
    Darryl Richard
    • Smitty…
    • 1961–1966
    Jimmy Hawkins
    Jimmy Hawkins
    • Scotty…
    • 1958–1965
    C. Lindsay Workman
    C. Lindsay Workman
    • Jim…
    • 1960–1965
    Janet Landgard
    Janet Landgard
    • Karen…
    • 1963–1965
    Candy Moore
    Candy Moore
    • Angie…
    • 1961–1966
    Stephen Pearson
    • Zack…
    • 1958–1960
    Allan Hunt
    • Stan…
    • 1962–1965
    Gary Waynesmith
    Gary Waynesmith
    • Willie…
    • 1964–1965
    Jan Stine
    • Roger…
    • 1960–1961
    Reba Waters
    Reba Waters
    • Antoinette Duval…
    • 1958–1962
    Tommy Ivo
    Tommy Ivo
    • Herbie Bailey…
    • 1959–1961
    • Criação
      • William Roberts
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    jairdo-1

    Life as we wanted it to be, not necessarily the way it WAS...

    Many people enjoy poking fun at all the 50s-60s family comedies such as "Ozzie and Harriet", "Leave it to Beaver" and our own "Donna Reed Show" citing how unreal and "perfect" they were.

    Well, I suppose they were, however, none were intended to be taken as documentaries. They were there to entertain, and along the way, perhaps sneak in some moral to their stories, a facet sadly lacking from todays TV crop of "family" comedies. I submit that ALL television families lack realism just by virtue of their BEING television families. "Roseanne" and her ilk are no more real than the Donnas and Junes or yesteryear. And, I'd much prefer living next the Stones than I would the Connors.

    Also, to those of us who were the only child, or members of a family who yelled instead of discussing, such programs provided surrogate siblings and a look at rational parenting. Being an only child, I sort of bonded with these video families who came to visit once a week, and felt better for it.

    For those who've never seen it, "The Donna Reed Show" presented the Stone family: Donna, former nurse, now a typical suburban wife of the era, her husband, Alex, a pediatrician whose office was in their home, at least for the first 7 seasons, their teenage daughter Mary, whose life revolved around school dances, boys, and fashion and who could be a bit self-absorbed and selfish (no perfection there) and their younger son, Jeff, who got into minor trouble at school occasionally (once he was even suspended! - hardly perfection there, either), enjoyed sports, and driving Mary to distraction as younger brothers are wont to do. During the last couple of seasons, Mary had gone off to college, and the Stones adopted pre-teen daughter Tricia, who was the sister of Jeff in real life as well as "reel" life. Alex was played by Carl Betz, Mary by Shelley Fabares, Jeff by Paul Petersen, and Tricia by Patty Petersen.

    The program ran for eight seasons 1958-66, on ABC and was enjoyable enough, though hardly as "perfect" as it seemed on the surface. Parents Donna and Alex were involved in their children's lives and usually patient and understanding with them, reasoning through problems, though Alex sometimes raised his voice to a very un50s type bellow. As a child, I watched every week, and had a slight crush on Mary, and would recommend the show to those not completely jaded by our "modern" age.
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    Best of the best

    I loved this show when it was on nearly two decades ago. It's wholesome, but not nauseatingly so. It's funny, but not frenetically. One of the funnier episodes was when the household is visited by a pollster who embarrasses Donna by predicting her every move, as she is the "average" housewife. This brand of humor is obviously more subtle than Lucy. And because it is, there is little appreciation. Donna Reed was also a great lady in real life.
    10bh-boclraca

    1950's Intelligent Mom

    I was five when the show made its debut in 1958 and at a later point, was a regular viewer. I remember that I really enjoyed the show, along with "Leave It To Beaver", "My Three Sons", "Ozzie and Harriet", "Dick Van Dyke", reruns of "I Love Lucy", "The Real McCoys", etc. I am now enjoying the first season of "Donna Reed" on DVD and have watched the first two episodes. Donna Stone is shown to be an intelligent, well-mannered, problem-solving, serene, stay-at-home mom, similar to June Cleaver and in contrast to Lucy Ricardo. In episode 2, I especially like how Ms. Reed becomes a surrogate dad, trading in her dress for sweats and boxing gloves, while teaching her son how to defend himself physically against a much larger bully. While none of the mothers in the neighborhood I grew up in, including my own, exactly met the idealistic standards portrayed by Ms. Reed, it is refreshing to see good manners and intelligent decision-making prevail at the end of the day, in contrast to today's accepted standards of vulgarity, selfishness and indifference among one's neighbors. I cannot imagine Jeff and Mary Stone being told by their parents that trespassing in their neighbors' yards is okay, leaving a dog outside to bark all day is acceptable, or telling their mother to "shut up" in a supermarket in front of everyone.
    7bkoganbing

    Role Model For Pleasantville?

    Like a lot of stars of the big screen as their careers wound down, so many turned to television where probably they secured their reputations for posterity. Donna Reed is a case in point.

    I don't think Donna Reed ever thought that Donna Stone was anything challenging, not to a woman who had won an Oscar for playing a very different type in From Here to Eternity. She was certainly better prepared to play wife, mother, and homemaker Donna Stone after having played Mary Bailey in It's A Wonderful Life.

    Donna was always beautiful and wise and ever helpful with the problems of her kids and her husband. Carl Betz was not an idiot, he was a pediatrician who had his office attached to the house. Talk about the man being ever ready in a crisis.

    Though this was the Donna Reed Show because Donna's husband at the time, Tony Owen produced it. Yet it lasted as long as did because of the popularity of the two children, Shelley Fabares and Paul Petersen. Fabares had that best selling teen record Johnny Angel which she introduced on the show. She successfully made the transition to adult star, most known for her role in Coach as Craig T. Nelson's wife.

    But Petersen was a bubblegum teen idol back in the day. The Donna Reed Show dare I say got most of its viewers because of him. It's forgotten now, but Petersen also had a best selling record, My Dad. Didn't do half as well as Johnny Angel.

    Now Paul Petersen runs a support group for former child stars like himself. So many of them end so tragically, it's good work that he's doing.

    The Stone family was the quintessence of Middle America. They lived in a suburb near Chicago, they led wholesome lives. Mom and Dad were always there for the kids. Of course the problems they had usually were nothing more than breaking curfew.

    It's this series I believe was the model for the TV town of Pleasantville where Tobey Maguire and Reese Witherspoon are sucked into.

    I have pleasant memories of The Donna Reed Show. Easy to take, but not too seriously.
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    Wish television was still like this gem!

    I watched It's a Wonderful Life last week and missed watching The Donna Reed Show playing on Nick at Nite in the 80s. I grew up on old shows from the 50s through 70s when television was still admirable and CLEAN.

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    • Curiosidades
      The living-room set was later used as Major Nelson's living room on "I Dream of Jeannie", and also used as the Mitchells' living room on "Dennis the Menace" and the Baxters' on "Hazel."
    • Erros de gravação
      Starting from the season 3 opening, the phone is heard ringing as Donna Reed comes down the stairs to answer it; it rings again even after she has picked it up.
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      Featured in Voltando aos Bons Tempos (1973)

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      • 24 de setembro de 1958 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
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    • Locações de filme
      • Columbia/Warner Bros. Ranch - 411 North Hollywood Way, Burbank, Califórnia, EUA(Exterior)
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      • American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
      • Screen Gems Television
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