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* [[Old Shame]]: The show was co-created by Allen Burns, and [[James L Brooks|James L. Brooks]] was a writer. They later created ''[[The Mary Tyler Moore Show]]'' together. Brooks also became a successful film director, and was involved in the creation of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. |
* [[Old Shame]]: The show was co-created by Allen Burns, and [[James L Brooks|James L. Brooks]] was a writer. They later created ''[[The Mary Tyler Moore Show]]'' together. Brooks also became a successful film director, and was involved in the creation of ''[[The Simpsons]]''. |
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* [[What Could Have Been]]: Jerry Van Dyke turned down the role of Gilligan because he thought the concept of ''[[Gilligans Island]]'' was too strange. He ended up here instead. |
* [[What Could Have Been]]: Jerry Van Dyke turned down the role of Gilligan because he thought the concept of ''[[Gilligans Island]]'' was too strange. He ended up here instead. |
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Revision as of 08:34, 3 February 2014
- Old Shame: The show was co-created by Allen Burns, and James L. Brooks was a writer. They later created The Mary Tyler Moore Show together. Brooks also became a successful film director, and was involved in the creation of The Simpsons.
- What Could Have Been: Jerry Van Dyke turned down the role of Gilligan because he thought the concept of Gilligans Island was too strange. He ended up here instead.