Can you name the 4 Kens in LITB?
Two are characters and one is an actor.
Also anyone know a character called Kenny?

Ken Osmond
Kenneth the klepto kid at the school
Wasn't the kid whose dad worked at the paper in the Don Drysdale episode named Ken or Kenny?

Editing: Ah, you mentioned Ken Langley in the other thread. Never noticed or knew his first name.

Absolutely correct, Steve. ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️
I found another Kenny in the Drysdale episode so had to update.

I’m binge watching The Real McCoys on TUBI and laughing a lot harder than LITB. Richard Crenna and Brennan are hilarious. Writing is at times brilliant.

Crenna was funny in that show, but extremely annoying in Our Miss Brooks.

I haven't seen the McCoys in ages. I remember Grandpa always playing "checkys."

Sometimes I couldn’t understand what he was saying like engine n-Jine for engen. Loved when he did the June thing into the camera. Brennan looks right into the camera and smiles in the intro. Is it the fifth wall? I should be able to understand him as he’s from Massachusetts and has the accent. He knew my great aunt in school in Swampscott and came home for the city’s centennial in 1952 and was happy to see her.

Back to Crenna, he was in a Father Knows Best episode, playing the kind-of-comedian son of Jim's boss. It was a pretty good episode.

I liked Crenna on Lucy playing the shy, nerdy kid who Lucy teaches to dance. He starts to like Lucy and won’t let her go. Watching him dance is priceless.

Sometimes I couldn’t understand what he was saying like engine n-Jine for engen. Loved when he did the June thing into the camera. Brennan looks right into the camera and smiles in the intro. Is it the fifth wall? I should be able to understand him as he’s from Massachusetts and has the accent. He knew my great aunt in school in Swampscott and came home for the city’s centennial in 1952 and was happy to see her.

Cool info !

I grew up in Saugus MA Established 1629 !

Wicked Pissa lol

Cool info !

I grew up in Saugus MA Established 1629 !

Wicked Pissa lol

I liked those town line signs on Cape Cod that gave the Estab. dates of each town. Nice little historical touch. I imagine they used them all over Mass.