The Governor & J.J.

Série télévisée
1969–1970
30min

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Dan Dailey and Julie Sommars in The Governor & J.J. (1969)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe relationship between a widowed state governor and his hip daughter J.J.The relationship between a widowed state governor and his hip daughter J.J.The relationship between a widowed state governor and his hip daughter J.J.

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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Because the state is deliberately never mentioned, whenever a state flag would be used, a flag bearing the governor's seal is used instead. It's usually impossible to read the text on the seal, but the end credits begin with a brief full screen view of the seal. The text reads "The great seal of the governor of the state."

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Referenced in Here's Lucy: Won't You Calm Down Dan Dailey? (1971)

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7/10

Better Show Than Nielsen Ratings

This show starred Dan Dailey & Julie Sommars as a Governor (father) & a wild teenage daughter (Sommars). Both the principals did well in their roles. Dailey made a very convincing Guv while Julie at still less than 30 was still young enough to pass as a teen age daughter. She could pore on the charm too, which this passion seemed to be gone by the time she did Matlock.

The series was smartly produced by Leonard Stern & Arnie Sultan who also were producing Get Smart. The scripts were funny, and the veteran cast was excellent in support too. For some reason it never got any traction & lasted only 1 season. In a way too bad as there were worse programs around.

I remember the protest theme being touched in 1 episode, when a rock singer had a hit on the radio called "Hang It Mr Govenor!" & the daughter was listening to it. For some reason, this show never got any respect, but it was well done.