Last of the Moe Haircuts (The Influence of The Three Stooges on Twentieth-Century Culture)
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BOB NEWHART SHOW, THE - A Pound of Flesh
| Air Date/Released | Saturday, January 25, 1975 |
|---|---|
| Station/Studio | CBS / MTM Enterprises Inc. |
| Host/Star | Bob Newhart |
Chicago psychologist Bob Hartley, and his wife Emily, deal with day to day life and the eccentrics that pass through their personal and professional lives.
Jerry loses his shirt in the stock market, and hits Bob up for a $1500 loan to buy a motorcycle. Bob turns him down and possibly loses a friendship, but Jerry then goes to Howard. Before long, Jerry and Howard's sharing of the bike sours that relationship too. A scene in the Hartley living room has Bob and Emily watching television...
Emily: Are you bored Bob?
Bob: No Emily, you know I like to watch sports on television.
Emily: Even CELEBRITY SOCCER?
Bob: Yeah, I never knew The Three Stooges were that coordinated. Nice kick Moe!
Ironically, this episode aired one day after Larry Fine's death.
Cast: Bob Newhart (Bob Hartley), Suzanne Pleshette (Emily Hartley), Peter Bonerz (Jerry Robinson), Bill Daily (Howard Borden), Marcia Wallace (Carol Kester), Merrie Earle (Mrs. Loomis / Bernice), Dick Wilson (Mr. Berry)
Crew: Alan Rafkin (Director), Jerry Mayer (Writer), David Davis, Lorenzo Music (Creators, Exec. Producers), Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses, Michael Zinberg (Producers)
Cast: Bob Newhart (Bob Hartley), Suzanne Pleshette (Emily Hartley), Peter Bonerz (Jerry Robinson), Bill Daily (Howard Borden), Marcia Wallace (Carol Kester), Merrie Earle (Mrs. Loomis / Bernice), Dick Wilson (Mr. Berry)
Crew: Alan Rafkin (Director), Jerry Mayer (Writer), David Davis, Lorenzo Music (Creators, Exec. Producers), Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses, Michael Zinberg (Producers)
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