Classic Television

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Dr. Sam Beckett is himself in the final episode on the very day he was born. He is in a bar in Pennsylvania where he sees a bunch of guys who all look like somebody he had met during his leaps. The bartender is named Al just like the hologram and possibly is the one who had been leaping him around. He knew everything Sam was thinking without him even saying what was on his mind. Al in the future is unable to track down where Sam is after discovering no one was in the waiting room. Sam tells Al the bartender about the time Al the hologram wanted him to stop his first wife from getting remarried and he refused to because it was against the rules to change history for personal reasons. The bartender tells Sam he can come home anytime he wants to- but he should continue doing the responsibilities he has been given ever since he started leaping through time. Sam is given a choice and chooses to go to when Al's first wife was missing him during the time he was at a POW camp in Vietnam. He tells her he is alive and coming home- the last leap has the screen go black and shows three messages saying what happened as a result. The first one says she never remarried. The second one says she and Al have four daughters and will have been married for 39 years. The third one says Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home. Sad music is played showing a picture of Sam and Al standing by eachother.

* Great Uncle Bulgaria - the Wombles' leader * Tobermory - an engineer and handyman * Orinoco - a shirker who loved sleep and food * Bungo - over-enthusiastic and bossy * Tomsk - athletic Womble * Wellington - scientifically inclined * Madame Cholet - a cook Later character names for the film and second TV series * Cousin Cairngorm McWomble the Terrible * Alderney - Madame Cholet's assistant * Shansi - often paired with Alderney * Miss Adelaide - schoolmistress * Stepney - East Ender with dreadlocks

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Actually Moe Howard was 5'3" tall. This answer is based on the book 'Stooges Among Us' by Lon and Debra Davis.

Jack Tripper from Three's Company was played by actor John Ritter.

You get a garnet first or second season fixing something for Iredesa. Later in the game, not sure what season we are on but we looked and looked for days and finally we tickled about the 12th butterfly and it gave us 4. You so you have to explore for a long time before you get them later in the game.

A fifth season might have been planned- but websites said that the actors realized their wardrobes at the studio were being carried off the sets meaning the series was no longer intended to have more episodes made.

Thank you for being a friend

travel down the road and back again

Your heart is true your a pal and a confidant.

And if you through a party

Invited everyone you ever knew

You would see the biggest gift would be from me

And the card attached would say thank you for being a friend.

He wasn't punished. his mother felt sorry for him, and sort of liked his nose. Roudolph just ran away because the other reindeer made fun of him.

The Jeffersons - 1975 Louise's Sister - 5.13 was released on:

USA: 3 January 1979

$1,000

Here is Dan Schneider's official fan mail address who is the producer of iCarly:

Dan Schneider

Hungry Girl, Inc.

18034 Ventura Blvd.

Suite 503

Encino, CA 91316

USA

No. Herb Edelman who played Stanley Zbornak on "The Golden Girls", died in 1996 from emphysema at the age of 62.

Clarabell the Clown was played by 3 different actors during The Howdy Doody Show's almost 13 years.

The first person to play Clarabell was Bob Keeshan, he played him from 1948 to 1952. He was replaced by Nick Nicholson, who also played J. Cornelius Cobb on the show. He lasted from 1952 to 1954.

The last and most well known actor to play Clarabell was Lew Anderson. He played Clarabell from 1954 to 1960 when the show ended. He continued to play Clarabell in many different shows and specials, like The New Howdy Doody Show, Howdy Doody's 40th Anniversary show, and many live apperances with Buffalo Bob Smith. His last known apperance as Clarabell was at a Howdy Doody convention in 2004.

No, actually The Mary Tyler Moore Show's main producers were James L. Brooks and Allan Burns, they also created the show. MTM is the production company that ran the show but Mary and Grant Tinker never produced the show nor created it. There were also other producer like Dave Davis, Ed. Weinberger, Stan Daniels, Lionel A. Ephraim, Michael Zinberg and Budd Cherry.

He wasn't evil. But he did seem pleased when the naughty children experienced unpleasant consequences of their bad behaviour.

If you're talking about Gilligan's Island, his name was Jonas Brumby, but not mentioned on the show. Gilligan's name is just 'Gilligan'. We don't know if it was a first or last name. The actor who portrayed the Skipper was Alan Hale, Jr. He was the spitting image of his father, Alan Hale, who was also an actor. xxxxxxxxxxxx Actually, the skipper's real name was Jonas Grumby. It is said that the name of Gilligan was Willie Gilligan, but I have not been able to confirm that. ************ In the 1992 book "Here on Gilligan's Isle" by Russell Johnson ("The Professor") with Steve Cox, the subject of Gilligan's first name is mentioned on page 18. The show's producer and creator, Sherwood Schwartz, intended Gilligan's first name to be Willy if it were necessary to mention one. However, it never came up in any episode.

yes he did in season 1 the love story he met jenny and in season 2 the thanksgiving story he gets serouis with her also when shes away john boy has other girlfriends like marsha willery or Sarah penninton but does not get serouis with those 2.

They played characters that were very close but the actresses were not as close. Bea had animosity for Betty because she felt Betty wasn't a true actress since she came from TV, & game shows to be specific. Plus Betty was very outgoing and flirty while Bea was very serious. Betty however said on a talk show that she "adored Bea".

Bea also wasn't close with Rue. Rue once said in an interview Bea was "a very eccentric woman". Bea wouldn't go to lunch with Rue unless Betty accompanied them.

Not a lot has evidently been said about Betty, Rue & Bea's relationship with Estelle, other than Rue's comments about helping with her stage fright.

Of the four ladies though, Rue & Betty had the closest friendship.

Betty White (born January 17, 1922) is still with us , the late Rue McClanahan (February 21, 1934 - June 3, 2010) who played the role of Blanche Devereaux died after she suffered a brain hemorrhage and Bea Arthur (May 13, 1922 - April 25, 2009) died as a result of cancer and Estelle Getty (July 25, 1923 - July 22, 2008) passed away from natural causes .

Pearl Bodine was played by the actress Bea Benaderet.

Opie Taylor's real name is/was, Ronny Howard. He was also on the hit ABC TV-sitcom, Happy Days, from the early 1970s, until the mid 1990s. As a matter of fact, several weeks ago, I was watching, The Late Show with David Letterman, and Ronny Howard was one of the guests on the show that night. Ronny Howard, listed off all of the information on David Letterman's Top 10 List, that night.

Because he wanted something that would make his character distinctive from Matt Dillon so he'd stand out.

YES She is so freaking annoying. Next time sonic goes super to beat the enemy, amy's gonna be like "oh sonic, you're so brave" and then sonic will be like "back off woman" and completely obliterate her.

The parents are Mike and Carol Brady, and the kids (from youngest to oldest) are Greg, Marcia, Peter, Jan, Bobby, and Cindy. There is also the housekeeper, Alice, and her boyfriend, Sam the butcher.