how 'bout a ginger/maryann samwich.................

I knew what you meant and he was good in that role as Maynard.

But I still think that Denver is one of the luckiest human beings on the planet.

Shoulda been destined for fry cookery.

Blacky!!

Why not be greedy? Throw in the old millionaire bag too. LOL!

Jonas Grumby was, of course, the Skipper's name, although nobody ever called him anything other than "skipper" on any episode I remember....-B

and "Bunny" was the original MaryAnn

The original "Ginger" and "Bunny" were both secretaries, with Ginger being the practical one and Bunny being the bubbleheaded bleach blonde.

The professor had a name too, it was Roy Hinkley. -B

Good call! It's amazing how much of the Pilot episode was used in the actual 1st episode that aired! The pilot was actually not bad.

18. Author: apachelm Date: 03/02/2009 01:51 PM Reply

FGM thought that Mrs Howell was the hot one

No, but I did MaryAnn

^^^And how was she?

A little wildcat!

It woulda been easier for you with the flatscreen tv's of today!

^^^Why? With the old round set, he had something to hand on to. -B

^^^Oops, little Freudian slip there...supposed to say "hang onto" not "hand". HAHAHAHAHAHAHA -B

chiefburg, my wife gets all ticked off that I can remember so much useless crap when I can't remember the name of one of her relatives who I only met once. I tell her, if your relatives were re-run as often as Law & Order I'd remember them too!

re #13 Jerry Van **** took the lead role in "My Mother The Car" ... one of the most god awful shows ever. His mother was reincarnated as a car and talked through the radio !!! Sort of like Mr. Ed, but a talking car instead of a talking horse. It lasted one season, if that long.