Stamps On Television

There was the French film "The Clan of the Sicilians" 1969 with Jean Gabin.20 minutes into the film a stamp expert looks into a stamp album;
you can see Brazilian Bulls eyes !(of coarse stolen)and replies to Jean Gabin it's worth 145 Million.!!

I missed Jeopardy! on 29-Mar-2018 but I'm told there was a stamp category.

Did anyone see it?

I believe the subject was Disney Villains with 'answers' related to the recent (2017) USPS Disney issuance.

Every now and then, I watch some of the old TV series on You Tube. A few days ago, I was watching a series called "Unsolved Mysteries" that was hosted by Dennis Farina. I noticed in their opening credits that there is an "Admiral" stamp on a postcard. It shows for only about 2-3 seconds and it is hard to make out the cancellation. I would like to see the episode that might involve this particular postcard.

Chimo

Bujutsu

Kirk, eligies is correct. The Thursday episode of Jeopardy! had a category "stamps" in it and it was about the Disney stamps. The contestants did not do too ad. Not too good either!

Peter

In addition to Stamps on Television we have Television on Stamps.

Dennis

3rd Series of US "Fargo"
Ewen McGregor and that 2 cent Postage Stamp
Vignette : Hercules pushing the world up an incline.

In the first few episodes of "Plot Against America" the younger son of the featured family is an avid stamp collector. His stamps and albums have been shown 3 or 4 times.

I can think of 2 TV episodes which included stamps.

"Family Affair" was a sitcom of the late 1960's starring Brian Keith. His character adopts his nephew and nieces after their parents are killed in an auto wreck.

The episode is called "Stamp of Approval." Here is a synopsis of that episode:

Bill and Jody try to get on the good side of female friends in order to get something they want. Bill wants to land a construction contract with her foundation, and Jody wants a stamp for his collection.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0576784/


"The Odd Couple" was a TV sitcom of the early 1970s based on the Neil Simon play and film, starring Jack Klugman and Tony Randall.

Stamps were a key theme for the episode "The Big Brothers." Here is the synopsis:

Oscar and Felix join the Big Brothers foundation. Felix tries to show his little brother culture, but he prefers to be with Oscar.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0664277/

There are several scenes where Felix shows his stamp collection to the "little brother," and the Zion Canyon commemorative of 1934 gets special attention when the stamp appears to be missing from Felix's collection.

Felix asks Oscar, "Oscar, what happened to Zion Canyon?"

To which Oscar replies, "Umm.... oh yeah he couldn't hit a curve call so they sent him down to the minors."

I think this qualifies...

This obviuosly fake "stamp" was part of the plot of a TV show episode I just watched. Before I give the answer, wonder if anyone remembers it. It's from the late 1980s.