I'm Dickens, He's Fenster

Série de TV
1962–1963
30 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwo carpenters, married Harry Dickens and bachelor Arch Fenster, are best friends. Harry envies Arch's single life, but his wife Kate disapproves. At work, they clash with their boss Mr. Ban... Ler tudoTwo carpenters, married Harry Dickens and bachelor Arch Fenster, are best friends. Harry envies Arch's single life, but his wife Kate disapproves. At work, they clash with their boss Mr. Bannister.Two carpenters, married Harry Dickens and bachelor Arch Fenster, are best friends. Harry envies Arch's single life, but his wife Kate disapproves. At work, they clash with their boss Mr. Bannister.

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After being canceled in 1962, the fact that the series only produced 32 episodes prevented it from becoming successful in syndication. The original films moved from storage vault to storage vault over time, and at one point most thought the elements were lost or had been destroyed. Then, in 2006, creator/producer Leonard Stern asked TV historian Jim Benson to investigate the fate of the series and see if he could track down the original elements. After a long search, Benson located all of the original 35mm fine-grain films and optical tracks in a storage facility in Los Angeles. In 2012, the episodes were digitally remastered and released on DVD 50 years after the show first premiered.

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Referenced in Leave It to Beaver: The Parking Attendants (1963)

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I recall one episode where a customer who had her kitchen remodeled by Dickens and Fenster and she complained that the magnetic catches on her cabinet doors were too strong. Fenster argued with her about her complaint as Dickens replaced the catches with weaker ones. They left the kitchen, magnets in Dickens pocket....and the refrigerator followed them out the door, drawn by the magnets in his pockets!! I was nine years old, hey, it was funny. The theme song, I recall it clearly, was some bizarre melody played on what sounded like a kazoo played underwater, and indeed the title of the song was the "I'm Dickens, He's Fenster March" and it was available on some cheesy album of then-current TV show themes. Wish this series was available on DVD or, in syndication on cable!!