King of Kensington

Serie de TV
1975–1980
30min

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Larry King es propietario de una tienda de comestibles en el mercado Kensington de Toronto, conocido por ayudar a amigos y vecinos a resolver sus problemas.Larry King es propietario de una tienda de comestibles en el mercado Kensington de Toronto, conocido por ayudar a amigos y vecinos a resolver sus problemas.Larry King es propietario de una tienda de comestibles en el mercado Kensington de Toronto, conocido por ayudar a amigos y vecinos a resolver sus problemas.

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'Mike Myers' made his acting debut at the age of twelve with a guest appearance on the show. Years later, he would name the heroine of Austin Powers:International Man of Mystery "Vanessa Kensington" in honor of the show which gave him his start. He also continued to keep in touch with star Al Waxman, always calling him "Mister Waxman".

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Singer: [opening theme 1975-1978] When he walks down the street, he smiles at everyone. Everyone that he meets, calls him King of Kensington. He finds his fortune in the people that surround him. His wife says helping other people brings him luck. Oh, but his mother tells a slightly different story. He's the only King around without a buck.
[beat]
Singer: He's a man amongst men, the People's Champion. And when destiny calls him... ..
Operator: I'm sorry, but the line is still busy.
Singer: He's King of Kensington.
[beat]
Singer: What a guy.

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Referenced in Austin Powers: Misterioso agente internacional (1997)

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7/10

One other review!? Wow...great show LOST to time...

It's a CRIME this show is not available. The Pinnacle of Canadian sitcom. Timeless in many ways and like a lot of OLDER shows - SHOULD be seen by kids. There's no lesson about life, people, human interest in sitcoms anymore. It's just JUNK. Al Waxman being forgotten is a real crime...and CANADA is the culprit. Shame on us for forgetting this wonderful show.