I got my tapes out and watched an episode this morning. I forget the title, but it was in the second season. It's the episode where Ed celebrates his anniversary at that nightclub. He plays the piano and sings ad everyone there loves him. Chico and Louie get worried that Ed's going too far back ad end up ruining his gig. What does everyone here think about that episode?

I like it. I enjoyed listening to Jack Albertson sing. Plus I always loved him mentioning his late wife.

It's sad to think that first Ed lost his wife and then when he finally makes a friend after her death (Chico) he loses him too. :(

Ah, the Piano Bar episode. This one is great! Ed Brown sings & Chico dances & boy was he a great dancer! :)

I loved that episode, one of the few I have. Freddie looks so very handsome and Is quite touching. Saving a seat for Margret... ;)

I lovesd that one too I wish Jack had made an album I would have bought it just for him even though thoise songs aren'
t my favorite although i do love try to remember after hearing him sing it on that one.
And i love the picture of ed and chico seated together near the end.

I love that episode too. Cheryl I remember Freddie dancing like that. He looked so fine.....

I remember him around the piano bar with his suit on. Jack A. sang his songs and he reminisced about his deceased wife. The lady that he drank with was funny too. I think her name was Cora.

Her name was Flora

You Got It! Flora dated Ed for awhile...

I just noticed all the pics on here are showing up as downloadable attachments instead of you being able to see them on here. Is it just me or is it happening on everyone elses puter too? Weird...

Now they are showing up normally. Go figure. Weird...

I loved that show too. So touching at the end with Freddie and Jack. They admired each other sooooo much. You can see it in every show. It was a touching, funny and very entertaining show. Jack could sing and Freddie could dance.

Joy! You are so right... Her name was Flora........... :rotflmao:

Nora, flora you were close.