Producer George Schlatter is releasing the two completed installments on YouTube.
One of the most notorious TV shows of the medium’s first half-century is getting a second life — after its first one ended almost as soon as it began.
Producer George Schlatter is releasing the two completed episodes of Turn-On, a 1969 sketch comedy show that saw only one of those two air — and get pulled
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