I'm sure there are some "classic" episodes within the run I just don't remember them so will keep my eye out.

I'm all for brushing aside an episode or twenty of Belvedere for Uecker's appearances on Tonight Show w/Johnny and such.
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Six episodes instead of twelve? I'm glad you took Mr. Uecker's advise to take it easy.

It does seem like the TV section didn't have a plan in place for when he left and is still figuring out what to do.

I won't be checking that out only because Salon is probably the worst site to visit if you have an adblocker as far as enabling stuff just to read and view comments.

The thing I liked about Todd was he's a workhorse. Doesn't it seem like a lot more excuses after he left for why things aren't getting reviewed?

Production Note: Lynde's jacket has gang slogans written in braille with a Bedazzler.

I know the NBC version (part of the supplementals on one of the recent DVD sets or youtube) has more asylum footage like a hearing for his possible release and Michael sitting in his room but I don't remember the Druid mythology stuff even coming up until many sequels later with the cult. Memories hazy so will need to…

It's in the running with Star Wars Holiday special for most 70s thing.

Youtube is nice to have around for this kind of stuff. I had to pay money for The Paul Lynde Special on VHS years back when ebay was the choice.

The only one with the balls to remove the gold necklace and get it back on Zuni at the end of the filming day.

Very formal now I see. I wonder if the b is for Bigtits?

Just a quick run through her credits did tell me it wasn't all bad. I mean she did another Altman picture but yeah an Eric Roberts level of filling IMDB.

That's the way they roll at Smith's Grove.

Yeah, I'm tempted to say it wasn't Trilogy that had a detrimental effect it was some of the other choices she made after it but maybe the offerings weren't there and sometimes you've got to put food on the table.

mbs used to post all the time but I haven't seen anything from him lately. Wake him up for Belvedere.

The special effects guy Erik M. Von Buelow sticks out if you check his imdb credit. At age 53 this is his first credit, he does two more films in the next year and that's it until his death in 2002.
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Just found out Robert Burton who played Chad was Black's husband at the time and is the one who talked her into doing this which she kind of regretted later due to typecasting. They divorced a year later.

12 episodes of Mr. Belvedere? Holy shit you're crazy! Bob Uecker thinks you should take it easy with that.

I hope you got Mom in the spirit of the moment and asked her to capture the essence of fighting off a Zuni Fetish Doll attack.