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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 462: Celebrating the Life of Valerie Harper is now available online for listening on demand
Celebrating the Life of Valerie Harper Original Airdates: Sept. 6-8, 2019 TVC 462.1: Tony Figueroa, Donna Allen, and Ed remember Valerie Harper, the Emmy Award-winning star of Rhoda, Valerie, and The Mary Tyler Moore Show who passed away Friday, Aug. … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star
Tagged Arlene Golonka, Closer Weekly, David Groh, Donna Allen, Ed Gross, Julie Kavner, Mary Tyler Moore, Rhoda Morgenstern, Richard Schaal, Tony Figueroa, Valerie Harper, Valerie Harper Mary Tyler Moore Show, Valerie Harper Rhoda, Valerie Harper Second City, Valerie Harper Valerie, Valerie's Family, When You're in Love the Whole World is Jewish
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via Closer Weekly: Ed Gross interviews Ed Robertson, host of TV CONFIDENTIAL, and Herbie J Pilato, host of THEN AGAIN WITH HERBIE J PILATO, for this oral history of BEWITCHED and the lives of its cast members
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Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Radio Stations, Television Star
Tagged Agnes Moorehead, Bewitched, Bewitched Forever, Closer Weekly, Darrin Stephnes, Dick Sargent, Dick York, Durwood, Ed Gross, Ed Gross Closer Weekly, Ed Robertson, Elizabeth Montgomery, Elizabeth Montgomery Bewitched, Endora, Erin Murphy, Herbie J Pilato, Maurice Evans, Paul Lynde, Samantha Stephens, Then Again with Herbie J Pilato, TV Confidential, TV Confidential a radio talk show about television, TV Confidential with Ed Robertson, Twitch Upon a Star, Twitch Upon a Star Elizabeth Montgomery
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Closer Weekly correspondent Ed Gross interviews TV CONFIDENTIAL host Ed Robertson and THEN AGAIN host (recent TVC guest) Herbie J Pilato for this warm look at the short TV life but lasting legacy of Nanny and The Professor
‘Nanny and the Professor’ Was Magic on TV, But Was Also Tough — and Often Tragic — for Much of Its Cast Please follow and like us:
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Tagged Bourbon Street Beat, Closer Weekly, David Doremus, Ed Gross, Ed Robertson, FCC access rule 1971, Herbie J Pilato, Juliet Mills, Kim Richards, Mary Poppins, Nanny and The Professor, Nanny Will Do, our mystical magical Nanny, Phoebe Figalilly, Phoebe Figalily, Phoebe Figaliy is a silly name, prime time access rule, Professor Harold Everett, Richard Long, The Big Valley, Then Again with Herbie J Pilato, Trent Lehman, TV Confidential, wise and warm soft and wonderful
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via Closer Weekly: Entertainment writer Ed Gross on why Betty White continues to dazzle audiences after seventy years on television. An oral history of all fifteen of White’s shows, including The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Golden Girls, and Hot in Cleveland, the piece includes insight from authors Jim Colucci (Golden Girls Forever) and Mike Pingel (Betty White Rules the World) and TV CONFIDENTIAL host Ed Robertson
As Betty White Celebrates 70 Years on TV, We Celebrate With an Inside Look at Each of the Iconic Actress’ Shows Please follow and like us:
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Tagged A Date with the Angels, Allen Ludden, Betty White Rules the World, Betty White Show, Bob, Bob Newhart, Closer Weekly, Ed Gross, Ed Robertson, Georgia Engel, Golden Girls, Golden Girls Forever, Golden Palace, Jim Colucci, John Hillerman, Life With Elizabeth, Match Game, Mike Pingel, National Treasure, Password, Rose, Sex and the City, Sue Ann Nivens, the original Madonna, TV Confidential, Undercover Woman
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Attention Bill Bixby Fans: Closer Weekly has just published a comprehensive retrospective on the life and career of Bill Bixby. Written by entertainment writer Ed Gross, it covers all aspects of Bixby’s career as an actor and director, and includes insight from Incredible Hulk writer/producer Kenneth Johnson, television director Harry Winer, television writer Larry Brody, and TV CONFIDENTIAL host Ed Robertson
Bill Bixby, From ‘My Favorite Martian’ To ‘The Hulk’, Is Remembered By Friends And Co-Workers (Exclusive) Please follow and like us:
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Tagged Anthony Blake, Bill Bixby, Bix, Brenda Benet, Closer Weekly, Ed Gross, Ed Robertson, Goodnight Beantown, Harry Winer, Incredible Hulk, Kenneth Johnson, Larry Brody, My Favorite Martian, Paisley Convertible, Ray Walston, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, The Magician
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