DownGoesFrazier

This was in Philly. Eddie was originally from South Philly, but I think his mother later moved to the Northeast.

If so many people liked this post, why couldn't he dredge up just one meager response?

When the show began, MTM was 34, while her character was 30.

Speaking up typos, the post three above yours refers to Debbie's son as Tood Fisher. His friends called him Tood the Dood.

Maybe I'll change my name to DownGoesTrump.

I thought that CRACKED was a magazine about rear ends.

I thought that the Lou Grant and Ted Baxter characters were two of the best characters in TV history. Baxter's insecurities, in fact, are somewhat reflected in Mr. Trump.

Another star whom we recently discussed on these boards

Your post implies that the show was primarily for women. I and many other guys loved it.

THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE

Wasn't there a similar publication called SICK?

I get confused because they were both D I c k s..

I was a big fan of "My Weekly Reader". I read it every week during IGY.

Yes. Yours.

Something to do.

What legendary solo singers were previously members of these groups? Billy Ward and the Dominoes The Moonglows Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes

Mr. Gorman?

By not being able to come through in the sack?

You are the third person today who's called me a troglodyte.

Didn't she audition for the role of Danny Thomas' daughter on his show, and he said that nobody would believe that a girl with a nose like hers could be the daughter of a guy with a nose like his? Something like that.

Kennedy was only over-the-top in "Place" movies.

When there are two people, there is always the danger of a lack of chemistry. One person can't have a lack of chemistry with himself.

Would I be out of line if I guessed that he was on the heavy side?

They don't really need two people. One interesting person telling us why the film is essential will do quite nicely.

I always liked the show better than "All in the Family", which ran basically concurrently.