Season
Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 The Love Song of Barney Kempinski
- Season 1 Dare I Weep, Dare I Mourn
- Season 1 Where It's At
- Season 1 The Kennedy Wit
- Season 1 Olympus 7-0000
- Season 1 The Confession
- Season 1 The Canterville Ghost
- Season 1 The People Trap
- Season 1 Evening Primrose
- Season 1 Noon Wine
- Season 1 The Legend of Marilyn Monroe
- Season 1 On The Flip Side
- Season 1 The Brave Rifles
- Season 1 A Christmas Memory
- Season 1 The Trap of Solid Gold
- Season 1 Sex in the Sixties
- Season 1 General Eisenhower on The Military Churchill
- Season 1 David Frost's Night Out in London
- Season 1 The Light Fantastic
- Season 1 C'est La Vie
- Season 1 Rodgers and Hart Today
- Season 1 The American Boy
- Season 1 I'm Getting Married
- Season 1 A Time For Laughter: A Look at Negro Humor in America
- Season 1 The Wide Open Door
- Season 1 The Human Voice
- Season 1 Eat The Document
ABC Stage 67 - Season 1 Episode 4 The Kennedy Wit
6.20 60 minutes President Kennedy's speeches were filled with ringing rhetoric-and also with wit and humor that was eloquent and subtle. He had the gift of what comedians call ""good timing,"" and could deliver repartee with rapierlike precision. Films, stills and recordings recall famous and less well known lines from JFK's campaign speeches and calamities; news conferences (such as his celebrated exchanges with newswoman May Craig); addresses to statesmen and Nobel Prize winners; informal moments with his wife and family; and occasional problems with foreign languages. There's also an interview with David Powers, one of the late President's administrative assistants and a member of the famous ""Irish Mafia."" A close friend since 1946, Powers discusses Kennedy's tour of Ireland and his own duties during the campaign.
