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BOB NEWHART SHOW, THE – Shrinking Violence

Air Date/Released Saturday, March 12, 1977
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.

Anger management advice to his patients, and at home to his wife, backfires when Bob tries to set an example while dealing with his car mechanic, and winds up with a black eye. Neurotic Carlin arrives late at Dr. Hartley's office for his group therapy session with Mrs. Bakerman and Mr. Herd...
Mr. Carlin: Here they are, The Three Stooges.
Bob: And here’s Mr. Carlin, spreading joy wherever he goes.


This clip also appeared in THE BOB NEWHART SHOW 19th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL (CBS Nov. 23, 1991).

Cast: Bob Newhart (Bob Hartley), Suzanne Pleshette (Emily Hartley), Peter Bonerz (Jerry Robinson), Bill Daily (Howard Borden), Marcia Wallace (Carol Kester Bondurant), Jack Riley (Elliot Carlin), Robert Ridgely (Marvin), Florida Friebus (Mrs. Bakerman), Oliver Clark (Mr. Herd), Marsha Kramer (Receptionist)

Crew: Peter Bonerz (Director), Sy Rosen (Writer), David Davis, Lorenzo Music (Creators), Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses (Executive Producers), Gordon & Lynne Farr, Michael Zinberg (Producers)
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