Donald writes a bit for Ann's audition, but his jokes aren't really funny.Donald writes a bit for Ann's audition, but his jokes aren't really funny.Donald writes a bit for Ann's audition, but his jokes aren't really funny.
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- TriviaThe comedic lyrics Donald performs for Ann at the beginning of this episode, which he says he wrote for a college musical comedy revue, were practically identical to lyrics Rob Petrie performed (and says he wrote) in an episode of '"Dick Van Dyke Show, The' (1961)'. Not a surprising incident considering both shows shared a number of the same writers and producers.
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Donald Hollinger: You're eating my Charlton Heston.
- ConnectionsFeatured in That Girl: The Elevated Woman (1971)
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Don The Comedy Writer
Ann needs a comedy routine for a talent show.
An OK episode. Jerry first gets Ann his cousin Ernie Birney to give her some jokes. Ernie (Sid Gould) is a typical Catskills type comic of the time. Ann rejects his jokes, then Don says he did some comedy writing in college. Ann doesn't like his jokes either though we never get to hear them. A few amusing moments but no big laughs.
An OK episode. Jerry first gets Ann his cousin Ernie Birney to give her some jokes. Ernie (Sid Gould) is a typical Catskills type comic of the time. Ann rejects his jokes, then Don says he did some comedy writing in college. Ann doesn't like his jokes either though we never get to hear them. A few amusing moments but no big laughs.
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- Jimmy_the_Gent4
- Apr 28, 2022
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