Fernwood 2 Night

Serie de TV
1977
30min

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Martin Mull and Fred Willard in Fernwood 2 Night (1977)

Sátira de los programas de entrevistas de pueblos pequeños, centrada en los excéntricos residentes de la ficticia Fernwood, Ohio, con invitados famosos, una banda musical y todo lo esperado ... Leer todoSátira de los programas de entrevistas de pueblos pequeños, centrada en los excéntricos residentes de la ficticia Fernwood, Ohio, con invitados famosos, una banda musical y todo lo esperado de una producción televisiva local.Sátira de los programas de entrevistas de pueblos pequeños, centrada en los excéntricos residentes de la ficticia Fernwood, Ohio, con invitados famosos, una banda musical y todo lo esperado de una producción televisiva local.

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Norman Lear originally planned for all of the dialogue on the show to be improvised as Martin Mull and Fred Willard are skilled improvisational comedians. But head writer Alan Thicke insisted that the show would be better scripted with Mull and Willard improvising occasionally. Lear threatened to fire Thicke after the first week of shows but because of the audience's positive response, Lear relented.

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Jerry: [in a Boris Karloff voice] Walk this way.
Barth: Jerry!
Vincent Price: What does he mean "walk this way?"

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Featured in The 1st TV Academy Hall of Fame (1984)

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Fernwood 2nite

Definitely a show before it's time. I really wish somehow they would do reruns. Of course, the content may not be 'politically correct' but that is what I have always admired about Norman Lear, and Lorne Michaels too. They run on the edge and beyond and that is what makes their comedy so entertaining.

Sometimes some of the best shows don't remain. I was not a fan of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman but loved Fernwood 2nite. I remember the dead pan-ness of Martin Mull and the always over exuberant Fred Willard. This show is probably what put Martin Mull on the map?

Last poster said Norman Lear is deceased.

Norman Lear is very much alive!