Years ago, when Andy Griffith left "The Andy Griffith Show" they carried on.
Could happen here.
$200 Million in profits a year got to be hard to give up for NBC.
Seinfeld will continue with a new lead actor after Jerry Seinfeld departs, similar to The Andy Griffith Show's continuation.
Thread discusses whether Seinfeld could continue without Jerry Seinfeld after the show ends, comparing it to how The Andy Griffith Show continued after Andy Griffith left.
Years ago, when Andy Griffith left "The Andy Griffith Show" they carried on.
Could happen here.
$200 Million in profits a year got to be hard to give up for NBC.
gee!!! maybe they can get Opie Taylor to take Jerry's place
Or maybe they could get Drew Carey. It wouldn't be the first time someone had been in two very popular television shows.
(Trivia answer: One of the first to do it was Richard Anderson who played in "Six Million Dollar Man" and "Bionic Woman")
Or maybe if Drew couldn't do it, the other comedian who looks like him and does the "I've been a naughty Alpine Boy" joke.
The first to be in Two top ten show at the same time was Richard Deacon. He played Mel Coolley on the Dick Van Dyke Show and he was on Leave it to Beaver as a Co-Worker of Wards.
[email] (Shannon Stewart) writes: > J Anderson wrote:
No it stands for Rural Farming District.
excuse me, even Newman knows its Rural Free Delivery
just ask opie
mirskhead, cant believe we finally agree on something
rural free delivery
Real Fucking Desperate
Actually, it stands for "Reefer Fun Delight"
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In , Brandt Maxwell writes:
J Anderson wrote:
R.F.D. is a postal abbreviation for "Rural Free Delivery"