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Who says... "I won't hurt you! Honest!"
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Who says... "Kind of like a calendar come to life."?
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Who says... "I can't remember when I've seen nature spend as much time on one person."?
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Who says... "Slowest week I had in 3 years. Thinking about having a sale next week to boost business."?
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Who says... "That's always a good household item."?
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Barney: "Be extra careful with that one. That's my _______ finger."
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Who says... "It won't take her long to find out there's no work for her. I'll give her twenty-four hours."?
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Who says... "Oh, stop blathering and give me your hand."
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This is the final episode to feature...
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It was also the last appearance for....
Daily Andy Quote Quiz: ''The Manicurist''
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Both Ellen and Floyd stared along side Elvis in his movies.
10/10. I'd tend to treat a woman like that a little rough
9/10
Quite a figure, but, not one of my favorite episodes, except when Barney tells her to be careful for his trigger finger !
Quite a figure, but, not one of my favorite episodes, except when Barney tells her to be careful for his trigger finger !
Wendy,
I think this episode penned by men speaks more to men, we have all acted that way.
If there was no wife or girlfriend - or even one's sister or mom - around, the reaction of
the guys in the barbershop to a tight skirted Barbra Eden is exactly the way all we rutting
swine would behave, were we there. Reverting to awkward 15 year old boys, keeping up the comments and elbowing each other.
I think this episode penned by men speaks more to men, we have all acted that way.
If there was no wife or girlfriend - or even one's sister or mom - around, the reaction of
the guys in the barbershop to a tight skirted Barbra Eden is exactly the way all we rutting
swine would behave, were we there. Reverting to awkward 15 year old boys, keeping up the comments and elbowing each other.
10/10. Can't believe I aced this one. Not one of my favorite episodes but I'll always love Barbara Eden.
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oh I think she can cook - she can poison Ange with oregano in spaghetti:)
never will care for HELLen Frump
never will care for HELLen Frump
No one likes Helen.
Didn't her uncle cook the spaghetti? Lol
😂
8/10 - #5 & #4 are very questionable,,,Mr. Lucky (Michael Ansara:))
Homina, homina...
9/10
Outstandin'!
Missed number 9 "dang burn it". Those questions always throw me.
Love Barbara Eden in this episode. One of my favorite actresses. 🤩
Outstandin'!
Missed number 9 "dang burn it". Those questions always throw me.
Love Barbara Eden in this episode. One of my favorite actresses. 🤩
10/10
Only eight. I dream of Ellen Brown.
5/10 Dreadful score.
Me too, so don't feel too bad Mrs. Harris.
Not to worry, my score was worse
Thanks. 😁
Thanks. 😁
8/10
7/10. I thought I’d do better.
Maybe you ate too much supper
10/10. I can explain Dr. Bellows.
6/10.. not a fan of this episode
Me either.
4/10 yikes! 😄
Me too! Double yikes :-/
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I know how it feels, it happens sometimes!
Better than my score
You'll do better next time.
Thank you Jacki!
You're welcome! 😊
7/10 can you imagine how crazy the guys would have gone had they seen "Ellen" in her I Dream of Genie outfit?
That would be funny!
The wives would have run her out of town
they'd be crawling the ceiling at Floyd's:) and ALL the married women would really put up a stink
3 for 10 ouch
Don’t feel bad my score was worse
Andy wont be inviting us to Mayberry this yeat.
🤣
9/10 missed #2
10/10. Hard to believe Barbara Eden is in her 90s.
10/10 Look what’s getting off that bus! 😂
it's not Virgil or the Shotgun guy
Outstandin’! … Not my score, Barbara Eden.
When I think of her early work, it's this episode and her turn on "I Love Lucy".
She was astoundingly beautiful as a girl at Ricky and Lucy's Connecticut country club.
She was astoundingly beautiful as a girl at Ricky and Lucy's Connecticut country club.
In an interview she mentioned the I
Lucy episode. She said she spent most of the time that day hiding from Desi. He was aggressive.
Lucy episode. She said she spent most of the time that day hiding from Desi. He was aggressive.
Desi was drunk and chased her all over the lot. She ran into what turned out to be Lucy's
office, in tears, Lucy comforted her. The marriage was on the rocks, the last episode
of the Connecticut set hour episodes, Desi was smashed and emotionally distraught,
Lucy as well barely held it together. The culture he grew up in, chasing women
on the side was no big deal and had nothing to do with Lucy and the kids, as he
loved and supported them, however odd that seems to us.
He was a genius behind the scenes, creating the 3 camera set up etc, but he
pickled his brain in booze. Saddest thing you will ever see was his turn on The
Virginian, drunk as a sailor, the producers should have honored his past as a
great TV pioneer behind/before the camera and just sent him home after
scrapping the footage.
office, in tears, Lucy comforted her. The marriage was on the rocks, the last episode
of the Connecticut set hour episodes, Desi was smashed and emotionally distraught,
Lucy as well barely held it together. The culture he grew up in, chasing women
on the side was no big deal and had nothing to do with Lucy and the kids, as he
loved and supported them, however odd that seems to us.
He was a genius behind the scenes, creating the 3 camera set up etc, but he
pickled his brain in booze. Saddest thing you will ever see was his turn on The
Virginian, drunk as a sailor, the producers should have honored his past as a
great TV pioneer behind/before the camera and just sent him home after
scrapping the footage.
WOW great bit of trivia— more than trivia “history” thank you
Barbara Eden will always be one of Hollywood's most beautiful women.
In the 90's our local library had a large section on Hollywood/Movies/TV/Bios of stars
because there was some big Broadway producer in town who donated those type books
every year. They made for terrific light reading and I soaked up a lot of trivia along with
the history. For what its worth, the Robert Mitchum bio "Baby I Don't Care" is one of
the best I have ever read. I had no idea what a fascinating man he was, an autodidact
who rode the rails as a hobo when younger. He wrote excellent poetry, knocked out a
drunk top pro fighter; to prep for his role as a moonshiner in Thunder Road he
showed up a month early on location and ran shine in a souped up car for the local
hillbillies. Even at the height of his stardom he set time aside for family vacations,
driving his station wagon around America for weeks, fishing/hunting/seeing the sites,
hardly anyone ever recognized him because he grew a beard, it never crossed anyone's
mind that this wasn't just another dad and mom and their kids.
because there was some big Broadway producer in town who donated those type books
every year. They made for terrific light reading and I soaked up a lot of trivia along with
the history. For what its worth, the Robert Mitchum bio "Baby I Don't Care" is one of
the best I have ever read. I had no idea what a fascinating man he was, an autodidact
who rode the rails as a hobo when younger. He wrote excellent poetry, knocked out a
drunk top pro fighter; to prep for his role as a moonshiner in Thunder Road he
showed up a month early on location and ran shine in a souped up car for the local
hillbillies. Even at the height of his stardom he set time aside for family vacations,
driving his station wagon around America for weeks, fishing/hunting/seeing the sites,
hardly anyone ever recognized him because he grew a beard, it never crossed anyone's
mind that this wasn't just another dad and mom and their kids.