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Old 08-29-2009, 09:55 AM   #1
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Default So why did Mr. Roper/Norman Fell mug the camera?

I always wondered that for the longest. Was it a Roper thing, or did Norman Fell did that as an add-lib?
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I always wondered that for the longest. Was it a Roper thing, or did Norman Fell did that as an add-lib?
Something they could have discussed in the Biography but instead talked about the same sh*T-lol
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Something they could have discussed in the Biography but instead talked about the same sh*T-lol
You mean the same sh*it that was discussed in the 1998 E! Hollywood True Story?
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Those biography shows always seem to succeed in only talking about the "bad" things that happened. Kind of ruins a show/actor's reputation a little in the mind of those who loved it so much
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You mean the same sh*it that was discussed in the 1998 E! Hollywood True Story?

Pretty Much, the only thing new I noticed from watching it was the producers feeling Suzanne Somers was too old to be Chrissy and Fred Silverman was the one who wanted her on the show after seeing her on The Tonight Show
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Great pictures Ashlee. I love it when he does that.
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Pretty Much, the only thing new I noticed from watching it was the producers feeling Suzanne Somers was too old to be Chrissy and Fred Silverman was the one who wanted her on the show after seeing her on The Tonight Show

Too old???
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Too old???

Yeah she was early 30's
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She didn't look that old to me.
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Well, the producers were wrong
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Great pictures Ashlee. I love it when he does that.
Thanks, me too lol. The caption for the second one is my favorite. I forget the exact quote, but it was something like:

Helen: I can't stay here tonight, I can't stand the paint fumes.
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Which brings me to my next question. I made a thread about this in the past, so I wil ask again. Would the camera mug would have worked for Mr. Furley?
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Which brings me to my next question. I made a thread about this in the past, so I wil ask again. Would the camera mug would have worked for Mr. Furley?
No it wouldn't have worked because Furley was already too GOOFY. See Roper was a serious type of Guy and what made the Mug shot funny was seeing his SILLY SIDE. Furley was silly from the door so it wouldn' have been the same
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No it wouldn't have worked because Furley was already too GOOFY. See Roper was a serious type of Guy and what made the Mug shot funny was seeing his SILLY SIDE. Furley was silly from the door so it wouldn' have been the same
Yeah, I agree.
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