There are so many highlights, but I've always loved "A New Sue Ann" where Betty's Happy Homemaker character is threatened "All About Eve" style by a young assistant played by Linda Kelsey.
Well, damn it. That’s crazy. Unlike most people on this board, I didn’t grow up with him as we never got the show that made him famous, but I really enjoyed his more irreverent work afterward. 65 is way too young for anyone.
In the shadow of Bob's previous hit series, "Newhart" had been pretty uneven through most of its first two seasons. At the end of the second season, they brought in Scolari to play Michael, the yuppie producer of a local Vermont show hosted by Newhart's character, Dick, and love interest to the spoiled housekeeper at the inn owned by Dick and his wife.
The series took off with this scene where Dick, expecting to hold a serious interview with the president of the University of Vermont gets blind-sided by Michael, who has subbed in a guest he feels will be a little more crowd-pleasing
Loved Louie. A funny, sad man. His role as Zach Galifianakis' mother in the show Baskets was by far the best reason to watch that show. He did a great show at SOPAC a few years back too.
Thich Nhat Hanh, Zen Master and Political Reformer, Dies at 95
A monk with global influence and an ally of Martin Luther King, he championed what he called “engaged Buddhism,” applying its principles in pressing for peace.
Well, it finally happened. Betty White passed away today, just a few weeks shy of turning 100.
https://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ny-betty-white-dead-age-99-tv-icon-20211231-o2zcyf56yrdvvhvwrceinqqwgi-story.html