As I recall, that was the period where his appearances were limited to phone
calls (always his forte) while he was on the road for a book tour. All of those
segments, of course, could have been shot at the same time and edited in, like
Fred MacMurray's later seasons on "My Three Sons."
--Dave
Bob Newhart’s Wikipedia page say that he missed several episodes in 1977
because of the birth of one of his children.
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On Sunday, March 24, 2024, 2:21 PM, Tom Wolper wrote:
Hollywood, and whatever passed for popular culture at the time, tied sexiness
to over
Hollywood, and whatever passed for popular culture at the time, tied
sexiness to over the top glamour. That led to weird binaries like
Ginger/Mary Ann on Gilligans Island and Jennifer/Bailey on WKRP. By any
other standard Dawn Wells and Jan Smithers were drop dead gorgeous. But we
were told the
As someone who was exactly the right age during the original run, I think
the general consensus was that Emily was right up there with Laura Petrie,
Samantha Stevens, and 99, and that Bob had married up. They were, at the
time, one of the few sitcom couples who seemed to have a real attraction
Pleshette was a frequent guest on Carson’s Tonight Show back in the day.
Between that and Newhart and Columbo, I always carried a torch for her.
Kevin M. (RPCV)
On Sat, Mar 23, 2024 at 9:26 PM jbelkin wrote:
> So, I just finished watching the entire run of the Bob Newhart Show - the
> 1970's
So, I just finished watching the entire run of the Bob Newhart Show - the
1970's were before my time but I'm curious about one thing - how come the
show doesn't seem to acknowledge that Suzanne PLeshette was gorgeous? Did
everyone in the 1970's just feel she was not unattractive but some sort of
