Las desventuras profesionales y personales de un psicólogo y su familia, pacientes, amigos y colegas.Las desventuras profesionales y personales de un psicólogo y su familia, pacientes, amigos y colegas.Las desventuras profesionales y personales de un psicólogo y su familia, pacientes, amigos y colegas.
- Nominado a 4 premios Primetime Emmy
- 2 premios ganados y 9 nominaciones en total
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- TriviaSuzanne Pleshette was cast after she appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962), seated by happenstance next to Bob Newhart. Producers thought she and Bob clicked together and asked her to read for the show.
- ErroresThere is a window behind the headboard of the Hartley's bed which shows a view of the city. However, if the orientation of the building's hallway is correct- apparently leading off to the left from the Hartley apartment front door, then the window should open onto it.
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Howard Borden: I was, uh, just decorating my Christmas tree and I was wondering, is there a trick to stringing cranberry sauce?
- ConexionesEdited into St. Elsewhere: Tears of a Clown (1985)
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One of those rare shows where everything came together--cast, characters, writers, stories.
Bill Daily kept me in stitches. One episode he bought a stand-up bass--the Hartleys were going nuts from his practicing, which consisted entirely of Howard strumming the same string over and over. Best line: Bob: I feel like I'm living inside a heart. Best joke of all--Howard was a navigator. Thank heavens he wasn't a pilot.
Or the night when Jerry and Bob and Howard drove to a cheap motel in Illinois to watch a Bears game that was blacked out in Chicago. Probably the best drunk scenes ever.
And the bedroom dialogues with Emily and Bob. Particularly the night Bob was eating cereal, and Emily noticed that he chewed each mouthful exactly 47 times. (I forget the exact number.) What an actress--she made you believe that Bob was a hunk. As I recall, when the show began, Suzanne Pleshette was known mainly for cheapo movies of the week and insipid Disney comedies. Hats off to the genius who thought of casting her.
Gotta love it.
Bill Daily kept me in stitches. One episode he bought a stand-up bass--the Hartleys were going nuts from his practicing, which consisted entirely of Howard strumming the same string over and over. Best line: Bob: I feel like I'm living inside a heart. Best joke of all--Howard was a navigator. Thank heavens he wasn't a pilot.
Or the night when Jerry and Bob and Howard drove to a cheap motel in Illinois to watch a Bears game that was blacked out in Chicago. Probably the best drunk scenes ever.
And the bedroom dialogues with Emily and Bob. Particularly the night Bob was eating cereal, and Emily noticed that he chewed each mouthful exactly 47 times. (I forget the exact number.) What an actress--she made you believe that Bob was a hunk. As I recall, when the show began, Suzanne Pleshette was known mainly for cheapo movies of the week and insipid Disney comedies. Hats off to the genius who thought of casting her.
Gotta love it.
- lbliss314
- 7 may 2005
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- País de origen
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- También se conoce como
- Шоу Боба Ньюхарта
- Locaciones de filmación
- 430 N. Michigan Avenue, Near North Side, Chicago, Illinois, Estados Unidos(Bob's office building)
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