Please Don't Eat the Daisies

Serie de TV
1965–1967
30min

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Pat Crowley, Jeff Fithian, Mark Miller, Brian Nash, Joe Fithian, and Lord Nelson in Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1965)

Los Nash de Ridgemont, Nueva York, son una inusual familia de los suburbios. Jim Nash, profesor universitario, y su esposa Joan, columnista de un periódico, viven con sus cuatro hijos, una t... Leer todoLos Nash de Ridgemont, Nueva York, son una inusual familia de los suburbios. Jim Nash, profesor universitario, y su esposa Joan, columnista de un periódico, viven con sus cuatro hijos, una tolerante criada y un enorme perro pastor.Los Nash de Ridgemont, Nueva York, son una inusual familia de los suburbios. Jim Nash, profesor universitario, y su esposa Joan, columnista de un periódico, viven con sus cuatro hijos, una tolerante criada y un enorme perro pastor.

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6.9/10

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Trivia
Until Kim Tyler's death on February 10, 2021, this show had the distinction of being the oldest TV series whose entire main cast was still living.

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Follows Eramos tan felices (1960)

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10/10

No Twin Beds

I believe this show holds the dubious honor of being the first television series to show a married couple sleeping in the same bed. Twin beds (ala The Dick Van Dyke Show) were the norm back then. This was a fun family show for its time and I remember seeing it in color over at my friends house on a giant RCA set they had. Pat Crowley was by far my favorite TV mom. She had a lot of patience! I remember being disappointed when this show was canceled. I always had soft spot for family centered shows. I had two sisters and a brother and we actually got along very well with each other. We did have our share of adventures and we always found a way to find the humor in things. This show depicted this kind of situation very well. I wish we could bring back some of what's good about these kind of shows today.