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Old 07-15-2010, 09:17 PM   #1
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Default Mr. Mooney's Family

Season 2 reveals that Mr. Mooney has at least 2 sons, one played by Barry Livingston, a classmate of Jerry, and another, high-school age who dates Chris. Never knew he had a family, besides his un-seen wife!
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Season 2 reveals that Mr. Mooney has at least 2 sons, one played by Barry Livingston, a classmate of Jerry, and another, high-school age who dates Chris. Never knew he had a family, besides his un-seen wife!
The high school age son was played by Michael J. Pollard. I didn't know about these sons either until I started watching the season 2 DVD's.
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The high school age son was played by Michael J. Pollard. I didn't know about these sons either until I started watching the season 2 DVD's.
He was played at first by Eddie Applegate, who soon after moved to NYC to play Richard Harrison on The Patty Duke Show. Then Michael J. Pollard played him for the second and final time.
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He was played at first by Eddie Applegate, who soon after moved to NYC to play Richard Harrison on The Patty Duke Show. Then Michael J. Pollard played him for the second and final time.
By my count, Mr. Mooney has at least three sons, because Richard Harrison and Michael J. Pollard were not playing the same character: Barry Livingston played Arnold Mooney, Eddie Applegate played Bob Mooney, and Richard Harrison played Ted Mooney.
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^they simply gave Bob a new name....LOL. Ted was supposed to have been a recurring character but after Michael J. Pollard weirded everyone out on the set, it was decided not to bother bringing on the Mooney progeny again. Mr. Mooney also had an unseen married daughter, who would be mentioned in the Ethel Merman two parter.
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^they simply gave Bob a new name....LOL. Ted was supposed to have been a recurring character but after Michael J. Pollard weirded everyone out on the set, it was decided not to bother bringing on the Mooney progeny again. Mr. Mooney also had an unseen married daughter, who would be mentioned in the Ethel Merman two parter.
Did we ever get to see his wife Irma?
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I'm pretty sure we never see "Invisible Irma"

I guess all these kids just disappear when Mooney moves to California!
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The Irma character makes an apperance, but her face is obscured with cake frosting. Its the episode where Lucy loses her contact lense in frosting, while baking a cake for a bake sale or something.
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^they simply gave Bob a new name....LOL. Ted was supposed to have been a recurring character but after Michael J. Pollard weirded everyone out on the set, it was decided not to bother bringing on the Mooney progeny again. Mr. Mooney also had an unseen married daughter, who would be mentioned in the Ethel Merman two parter.

He weirded everyone out? Ha! I have to ask how because I watched the "Chris Goes Steady" show yesterday, and it almost seemed like he was stoned or on something during the filming! Of course, he was like 25 or 26 at the time playing someone who was a teenager which maybe freaked him out!
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The Irma character makes an apperance, but her face is obscured with cake frosting. Its the episode where Lucy loses her contact lense in frosting, while baking a cake for a bake sale or something.
What scene was that? It must have been edited out because I've seen that episode many times and the only ones I've seen with frosting on their face were Lucy and Viv.
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I'm pretty sure we never see "Invisible Irma"

I guess all these kids just disappear when Mooney moves to California!
In the episode with Dean Martin, we might have seen Irma Mooney. It's the scene where Lucy goes to the ball and first sees Mr. Mooney there. He's there with a couple people, one of whom appears to be his date. The woman doesn't have any dialogue, but I would assume he wouldn't be accompanying any woman to this ball other than his wife.
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^I was gonna say this, but the woman in question also doesn't fit Mr Mooney's description of Irma from all those times he did mention her
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^I was gonna say this, but the woman in question also doesn't fit Mr Mooney's description of Irma from all those times he did mention her
That's true, she didn't have a mustache.
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He weirded everyone out? Ha! I have to ask how because I watched the "Chris Goes Steady" show yesterday, and it almost seemed like he was stoned or on something during the filming! Of course, he was like 25 or 26 at the time playing someone who was a teenager which maybe freaked him out!
Eddie Applegate was even older! When he played Mooney's teenage son, he was 27. He had turned 30 and was already divorced by the time that he ended his days playing Patty Lane's teenage HS sweetheart Richard Harrison.
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He weirded everyone out? Ha! I have to ask how because I watched the "Chris Goes Steady" show yesterday, and it almost seemed like he was stoned or on something during the filming! Of course, he was like 25 or 26 at the time playing someone who was a teenager which maybe freaked him out!
I just watched the Chris Goes Steady episode. It was pretty funny watching it after reading here that Michael Pollard weirded everybody out! I guess he did seem a little weird!
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