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Related: About this forumOn this day, November 11, 1980, the ABC sitcom "Too Close for Comfort" debuted on TV.
The sad thing is the intro wasn't taped.
Ted Knight eventually gave himself a concussion falling off the couch every Tuesday.
Ted Knight eventually gave himself a concussion falling off the couch every Tuesday.
The ABC sitcom "Too Close for Comfort" debuted on tv today in 1980. The starring Ted Knight and Nancy Dussault ran for six seasons and aired a total of 129 episodes. #80s #80stv @lydiacornell #1980s
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On this day, November 11, 1980, the ABC sitcom "Too Close for Comfort" debuted on TV. (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Nov 11
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Xavier Breath
(5,004 posts)1. Looking back it wasn't ground-breaking television.
But 14-year-old me enjoyed it and especially Ted Knight.
louis-t
(23,710 posts)2. I liked the show. They even used a record album I was on as a prop.
Season 1, episode 5, 'Que Sara, Sara'. I finally found it on a streaming channel. At one point Sara is holding a bunch of record albums in their apartment. Ours is on top with half the name blacked out (so they wouldn't have to pay us). The sixth season lost a lot when the daughters left the show. The back of the album with our photos was also used in the 1984 movie. "Night of the Comet".
mahatmakanejeeves
(60,921 posts)3. "Night of the Comet" was on TV about a week ago. And good evening. NT
louis-t
(23,710 posts)4. It still shows up once in a while.
Sort of a sci-fi cult classic. When they find the radio station, the blond girl starts playing dj. She has a stack of albums in her hands. Ours is the one you see. I'm on the lower right.
mahatmakanejeeves
(60,921 posts)5. How close does that put you to Kevin Bacon? NT
louis-t
(23,710 posts)6. Kevin Bacon....Kevin Bacon....I don't follow you.
mahatmakanejeeves
(60,921 posts)7. I mean, how many degrees of separation is that?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_of_the_Comet
Catherine Mary Stewart was in "Night of the Comet," and she was also in ...
Oooh, you're close.
https://oracleofbacon.org/movielinks.php
Catherine Mary Stewart has a Bacon number of 2.
Catherine Mary Stewart was in "Night of the Comet," and she was also in ...
Oooh, you're close.
https://oracleofbacon.org/movielinks.php
Catherine Mary Stewart has a Bacon number of 2.
louis-t
(23,710 posts)8. Actually, it was Jackie holding the albums.
LessAspin
(1,406 posts)9. Lydia Cornell
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