Lotsa Luck (Episode 18) - You Oughta Be in Pictures

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  • Lotsa Luck - You Oughta Be in Pictures (February 8, 1974)
    Stan vies to become the company's spokesman in a series of local television commercials. Ronnie Schell and Jerry Fogel guest-stars.
    Actors -
    Dom DeLuise - Stanley Belmont
    Kathleen Freeman - Iris Belmont
    Wynn Irwin - Arthur Swann
    Beverly Sanders - Olive Swann
    Jack Knight - Bummy Pfizer
    Ronnie Schell - Skip
    Jerry Fogel - Buzz
    Tim Herbert - Falco
    John Harlan - Announcer
    Directors -
    Alan Rafkin - directed by
    Writers -
    Carl Reiner - created by
    Bill Persky - created by
    Sam Denoff - created by
    Gordon Farr - written by
    Arnold Kane - written by
    Producers -
    Norman Barasch - producer
    Sam Denoff - executive producer
    Carroll Moore - producer
    Bill Persky - executive producer
    Don Van Atta - producer
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Комментарии • 6

  • @greatestshortlivedclassics5990
    @greatestshortlivedclassics5990  3 года назад +6

    Lotsa Luck (Episode 18) - You Oughta Be in Pictures
    This episode is rated TV-G and hope you enjoy watching this! All credits in the description below.

  • @VIRGONOMICS
    @VIRGONOMICS 2 года назад +7

    Why is it some of the best television shows had only 1 season ?

    • @ExplorerDS6789
      @ExplorerDS6789 Год назад

      A concept like this wouldn't have lasted much longer than a season anyway.

    • @jnadle1
      @jnadle1 8 месяцев назад

      @@ExplorerDS6789The way they could've elongated it is if this "family" just tries to make the best of things in spite of it all.

  • @daveland3995
    @daveland3995 3 года назад +3

    "Hi, I'm Driver Dan"

  • @freddyfurrah3789
    @freddyfurrah3789 Год назад +2

    This was canceled because shows like All In The Family, and Sanford and Son were what most people wanted.