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📺This scene from The Bob Newhart Show is pure classic sitcom absurdity.
Bob’s patient is a ventriloquist who believes his dummy wants to leave the act and go solo. The dummy starts talking back during the therapy session, and Newhart just plays it completely straight. That deadpan reaction to escalating nonsense is what he did better than almost anyone.
It’s a great example of how the show could take a ridiculous premise and make it work through understatement.
❓I used to watch this show when I was about 11 years old. It was so funny. Did you watch The Newhart Show?
#BobNewhart #TheBobNewhartShow #ClassicTV #70sTV #Sitcom #Comedy
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"The thrill of victory....and the agony of defeat."
ABC's Wide World of Sports
A 37-year American sports television institution
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Hellmann's Big Game commercial 'When Sally Met Hellmann's,' has been released today, bringing together Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan – 35 years after the '80s hit rom-com 'When Harry Met Sally." hubs.la/Q034vKr20
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One follower of mine who likes & retweets this tweet before 2/2 will win a THRILL T-shirt signed by me.
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Remembering #Pittsburgh #Pirates legendary rightfielder, humanitarian, and Hall of Fame Player and Person Roberto Clemente (8/18/1934 - 12/31/1972). ⚾️
“The Great One”
Long May You Run!
#LetsGoBucs
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I just love it when the Carol Burnett show goes off the rails and into chaos. 😂😂😂
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49 years ago today, one of the most iconic episodes in sitcom history premiered.
Chuckles Bites the Dust
Mary Tyler Moore, 1975
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One of best Taxi moments is when Jim's (Christopher Lloyd) father died and asks his dad if he could hear just once that he loved him.
The masterclass is done when Jim finally realizes, without saying a word, that his dad loved him more than he could know.
Happy Birthday Chris!
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That one jump, changed sports forever.
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John Facenda
Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025 — Contributors Finalist
#NFL Films' "Voice of God"
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Today is a very sad day. My friend and teammate , Luis Tiant, passed away. A Big game pitcher, a funny genuine guy who loved his family and baseball. I miss him already….RIP my friend.
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To the @Cal @CalFootball team: the loss hurt my heart, but my real heartache is for all of you, as I know this loss hurt your hearts - to the @NCAA: if officials do not call targeting such as we saw, you have no standing to assert that you care about athlete health and safety.
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As we all grieve the immense loss of actor James Earl Jones (Star Wars, The Lion King), I wanted to celebrate one his funnier milestones, reading Letterman’s best Top Ten List, reciting commercial jingles with his spectacular, powerful, booming voice. #RIPJamesEarlJones
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Goodbye to the brilliant James Earl Jones.
He gave one of the finest poetic speeches in cinema history. I still feel the same way about baseball all these years later.
Field of Dreams
James Earl Jones
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Replying to @KevG163
Pre-NFL films, John Facenda was a respected newsman in Philadelphia.
On the date JFK was assassinated, Facenda was live on WCAU with opinion and news. Beyond gripping.
starting at 30:37.
Not football, but this is History from no better voice.
enjoy
youtube.com/watch?v=YCGb9IoE…
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Heaven Birthday, John Facenda🙏
Born this day in 1913
A Tribute to #NFL Films' Legendary "Voice of God"














