" You mean....he fidgets ? "
Doctor :" Uh-huh "
" So what if he fidgets ? ...:" kid's in puberty he gets a hard on every ten minutes for crissakes
Underling: " _ , Chief."
Boss: " Don't call me Chief ! "
This bit was done on two old shows that I know of
"I mean, sure he says he's a high school student, but I can say I'm a high school student."
"You are."
"Okay, but I can also say that I'm an elderly Dutch woman. Get me? I mean, who's to say I'm not if I'm in the elderly Dutch chat room?"
It was her show,,,the song introducing that show contained the accusation that "A hot dog makes her lose control." Her son's character would someday be carried from a collegiate football field. His father worshiped the ground that "Tish" tiptoed upon.
share[This actor] once goaded the Douglas, Kirk into a fist fight...a brawl ensued & KD was accused of breaking the rules & fighting with both hands. This fistfight would ultimately lead to the death of KD in this motion picture. "Archie Bunker" would be his killer.
[This actor] would move on from here & end up the hunted of the hunted on the small screen. Across this great nation he was pursued. He'd be run to ground finally in a two-parter that shattered the counters at Nielsen.
Do not know the actor's name , but he had the famous role of the one-armed man in the TV series , " The Fugitive. "
Yes , Carroll O'Connor played the truck driver who ran over KD's character in " Lonely Are The Brave "
Got it, tex! Good sleuthing, my fine fellow.
shareWell , it is a great film in my opinion and I consider it Kirk's best. - have seen it several times.
The final scene is really heavy and sticks with you . I always remember " Archie " driving that truck.
" The Fugitive ( TV series ) was always on at our house when I was a kid growing up.
Never knew the actor who played ' one-armed man '
Now , in the computer age , I can still never remember his name- even after I have looked it up.
But , of course you instantly recognize him in the bar scene , if you were a big fan of the old Fugitive TV series.
Big fan of The Fugitive, but, not as a youngster. I got into it about 30 years ago when A&E aired it in consecutive order. They'd have an episode in the morning, then an episode in the afternoon, and right after that one they'd repeat the episode from the morning. It was a great set up.
shareWe'd never miss it
shareFine television. The locations were just amazing. He was wanted said the posters=
Interstate Flight
Murder
The one episode where he goes back home to help out his father in-a-law. There is a bank book that his wife had and had stuck in a book, or, something, not important. He goes back there and the young sister of his dead wife is still in love with him. The family is knocked from their mooring. No damn wonder. His MIL is grieving over this lost daughter and is listening to recordings of her. It just depicts the loss that a family endures when violence has loitered them. It is an incredible episode.
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Same when they had the episode of his father being ill. Richard goes back home and finds the family at crisis. How else would this family be, tex? It's an accurate assessment of ground zero in reality. The brother is bitter and resentful that his life has been altered because of this killing. The sister is trying to keep the family in one piece, but, has to hide Richard from her children, his blood relatives. The father is played by Brian Keith's father and he does an outstanding job. He's ill and fragile, but, is buoyed by his son's return. It's a touching episode. The sister/same actress will also be attendance at the end when Richard is cleared.
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You damn rights you never missed it, tex. It was something very special. It was a superlative creation & the network saw it through to the end...& then ended it. Didn't leave it lay there to become exploited & derelict. No. No way.
You got it, you big, beautiful colaradotex, you. The Saturday evening Direct Hit goes to you, tex. You saw 'em all...& all of 'em at charter issue...
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This long time veteran actor took this series and made nothing into something. He and his grandson searched the West for his son, the boy's father.
He'd repudiate anyone's doubt of his veracity with a gun thus:::"No brag, just fact."
20 years earlier he'd been with Wayne & Clift when they struck out for the North with a herd.
" While you are away on your trip, I thought you might like to avail yourself of _ 's Farm Minding Service.
Main character : " _ 's Farm Minding Service ! ??? "
_ : " Yes Sir , at _ 's Farm Minding Service , for a nominal fee , we will move into your house , eat your food , drink your likker , and turn away any unwanted relatives that show up at your door. "
Country salesman talking to a local farmer.
Lol , I really enjoyed the writing on this show. I thought it was well cast and the acting was great.