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louis-t

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2. I liked the show. They even used a record album I was on as a prop.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Mon Nov 11, 2024, 05:56 PM

Nov 2024

Season 1, episode 5, 'Que Sara, Sara'. I finally found it on a streaming channel. At one point Sara is holding a bunch of record albums in their apartment. Ours is on top with half the name blacked out (so they wouldn't have to pay us). The sixth season lost a lot when the daughters left the show. The back of the album with our photos was also used in the 1984 movie. "Night of the Comet".

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On this day, November 11, 1980, the ABC sitcom "Too Close for Comfort" debuted on TV. [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2024 OP

Looking back it wasn't ground-breaking television. Xavier Breath Nov 2024 #1

I liked the show. They even used a record album I was on as a prop. louis-t Nov 2024 #2

"Night of the Comet" was on TV about a week ago. And good evening. NT mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2024 #3

It still shows up once in a while. louis-t Nov 2024 #4

How close does that put you to Kevin Bacon? NT mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2024 #5

Kevin Bacon....Kevin Bacon....I don't follow you. louis-t Nov 2024 #6

I mean, how many degrees of separation is that? mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2024 #7

Actually, it was Jackie holding the albums. louis-t Nov 2024 #8

Lydia Cornell LessAspin Nov 2024 #9