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Old 08-27-2018, 09:10 AM   #1
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In Beaver's Cat Problem, Mrs. Prentiss is played by Grace Wallis Huddle. I'd never heard of her, so I did some checking.

I found no other TV appearances. The only fact I found anywhere was on IMDB...she's the mother of actress Sue Ane Langdon (who had a lot of TV appearances, and is now 82).

Kind of odd any show would hire someone with no apparent acting experience.
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She must have known someone.
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In Beaver's Cat Problem, Mrs. Prentiss is played by Grace Wallis Huddle. I'd never heard of her, so I did some checking.

I found no other TV appearances. The only fact I found anywhere was on IMDB...she's the mother of actress Sue Ane Langdon (who had a lot of TV appearances, and is now 82).

Kind of odd any show would hire someone with no apparent acting experience.

I wonder if she was the real owner of Bootsy ? Maybe they thought it would be more natural having the cat's real owner playing the part even if she wasn't an experienced actress!? She really seemed to me like a lady that would have a cat!

Bootsy was adorable!


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In Beaver's Cat Problem, Mrs. Prentiss is played by Grace Wallis Huddle. I'd never heard of her, so I did some checking.

I found no other TV appearances. The only fact I found anywhere was on IMDB...she's the mother of actress Sue Ane Langdon (who had a lot of TV appearances, and is now 82).

Kind of odd any show would hire someone with no apparent acting experience.
I've had the total opposite problem with IMDb, looking up actors who have been in a lot of stuff but no mention whether they're related to a particular actor when some of the roles they've played seemed to be hinting that they are related.
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Yeah Mrs. Prentiss really seemed to be not only a cat lover but the owner.

Wow Jennifer Aniston’s mother? Now that’s trivia! I remember seeing a very young Rob Reiner in an episode of Beverly Hillbillies. I recognized his voice but don’t think he got billing maybe he did being Carl’s son.
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Wow Jennifer Aniston’s mother? Now that’s trivia! I remember seeing a very young Rob Reiner in an episode of Beverly Hillbillies. I recognized his voice but don’t think he got billing maybe he did being Carl’s son.
Young Reiner was also in color Andy Griffith episode. He worked in the Mayberry print shop (amazing all the businesses that were in Mayberry!), and Goober goofed up his service station giveaway prize by not using a line when he added up the cash prize amounts. The print shop included the totaled amount as a cash prize.
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She must have known someone.
Sue Ane Langdon was in another Revue show, Bachelor Father. Maybe she pitched her mother for the role.
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I have to check that out. I’ve seen that episode and never noticed him. I still can’t hear the blooper in Otis the Artist when Aunt Bee calls Opie Andy or Andy Opie.
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Reiner was also in a final season Gomer Pyle. It was an episode where Gomer was to paint a communication truck to try to camouflage it. As he was painting, a group of "hippies" came up, one of them being Rob, I think. The group ends up singing "Blowing in the Wind."
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Reiner was also in a final season Gomer Pyle. It was an episode where Gomer was to paint a communication truck to try to camouflage it. As he was painting, a group of "hippies" came up, one of them being Rob, I think. The group ends up singing "Blowing in the Wind."
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Wow Jennifer Aniston’s mother? Now that’s trivia! I remember seeing a very young Rob Reiner in an episode of Beverly Hillbillies. I recognized his voice but don’t think he got billing maybe he did being Carl’s son.
Here is a really cute picture of a young Jennifer with her Mom and Dad, Nancy and John!


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OH WOW!! That is Rob for sure!! How cool! That was beautiful , brought a tear to my eye when they were singing "Blowin' in the wind"!
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I wonder if that's a wig or toupee (whichever you'd call it) he has on. Yeah, that's a nice scene.
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When I saw that I wonder how come I never saw it before. Wow Meathead had hair. Wonder how Gomer knows the words. I love how shows of that era all stuck in hippies dancing and singing. Like Dick Van Dyke, Beverly Hillbillies even the Munsters.
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I know! A Marine in the Vietnam War era knowing a folk, protest song!
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