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Robert Schlitt, 75, a writer and producer who worked on such TV programs as “Matlock,” “Father Dowling Mysteries” and “The Monkees,” died of cancer Nov. 25 at his Encino home, his family said.
Dec. 18, 2008
They may look like the Monkees. They may act like the Monkees.
Nov. 12, 1995
Music
Hey, hey, they’re the Monkees. And, believe it or not, they’ve still got a lot of fans.
July 10, 1989
Most of the near-capacity crowd spent most of the evening standing, screeching and singing along with the Monkees’ more-than-90-minute performance at the Greek Theatre on Monday.
Sept. 23, 1987
About 2,000 aspiring actors and musicians lined up this week hoping to prove in an open-call audition that they have the zaniness it takes to star in the “New Monkees”--a 1980’s remake of the old TV show.
Aug. 15, 1986
VIDEORGY, THE SEQUEL: Brown’s first hit, “Homecoming Queen” (which is also available on the new record), originally appeared on a Rhino Records EP.
Aug. 16, 1987
TONIGHT: HEY, HEY, WE’RE THE MONKEES Through the magic of television reruns, the Monkees have never left us.
June 20, 1996
In one of his best musical moments as a Monkee, Peter Tork wrote and sang a song called “Long Title: Do I Have to Do This All Over Again?”
Oct. 20, 1992
Movies
Frankenstein British filmmaker James Whale’s 1931 creature feature, based on Mary Shelley’s classic novel and starring Boris Karloff as “The Monster,” is paired with Whale’s 1935 follow-up Bride of Frankenstein costarring Karloff and Elsa Lanchester.
Oct. 26, 2018
Entertainment & Arts
The Museum of Television & Radio’s latest program, “Hello, Good-Bye,” is a three-month series showcasing pilots, premieres and final programs from its vast archive.
June 14, 2001