RHF wrote:
M II - 'you' have some strange childhood memories ~ RHF
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Not strange at all, just accurate.



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Domestic violence is no longer a fit subject for comedy, so Ralph's
flamboyant threats to punch his wife "right in the kisser" or to send
her "right to the moon" have been written out of the script


http://www.christianitytoday.com/mov...eymooners.html
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About twenty or thirty something years ago,I read somewhere that in
Denmark,cartoons with violence in them are a no no,but cartoons with
graphic sex in them are ok to show on tv in Denmark.
cuhulin

m II wrote:
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Domestic violence is no longer a fit subject for comedy, so Ralph's
flamboyant threats to punch his wife "right in the kisser" or to send
her "right to the moon" have been written out of the script


http://www.christianitytoday.com/mov...eymooners.html
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How ridiculous. Anyone who saw much of the series knew that (1) Ralph
loved Alice too much to actually do it, and (2) Alice was too strong a
woman to have put up with it, even once.

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If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.

Alice (Audrey Meadows) knew Ralph (Jackie Gleason) wouldn't even think
of laying so much as a finger on her in violence.Trixie,Ed Norton's (Art
Carney's wife,played by Joyce Randolph) wasen't so bad looking
herself.Jackie Gleason once played the part of Minnesota Fats.The real
Minnesota Fats and some of his relativies and friends were in Central
Park one day having a picnic.A little girl's pet duck started wobbling
off down the street and Minnesota Fats (I read a book about Minnesota
Fats many years ago) (Minnesota Fats was still a kid back in those days)
went to go fetch the duck.The duck wobbled into a Billiard Hall and that
is how Minnesota Fats got his start as a famous Billiard player.
cuhulin

In article QAI_e.281213$tt5.99005@edtnps90, m II wrote:
RHF wrote:
M II - 'you' have some strange childhood memories ~ RHF
.

Not strange at all, just accurate.

Anybody else remember "Tennessee Tuxedo"?

Mark Zenier
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Mark Zenier wrote:
Anybody else remember "Tennessee Tuxedo"?

I already mentioned it. Chumley, Mr. Whoopee, Stanley Livingston.

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If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.