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the rules of television, likened an actor's selection of a television role to little more than gambling, with success having nothing to do with the role's quality, and criticized sponsors for becoming too prone to withdraw support for a television series at the first sign of early weakness in viewership. Disgusted with the
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amounted to a "pretty tired, clumsy effort" and offered the opinion that its stereotyped depiction of rural New
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struggled to attract an audience. Rod
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calling for progress in the town to bring it into the mid-20th century and raising the ire of the townspeople, who tend to oppose change. Ichabod – who is in his 60s, owns most of the town and serves it in many capacities, including as its mayor for the past 28 years, its school superintendent, and
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portrays Martin
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community to take up the life of a farmer, he rents a property from the determined
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its traffic commissioner — remains involved in the operation of the newspaper. Ichabod is bemused by Bob and friendly toward him, offering him fatherly wisdom and advising him on how to navigate conflicts with his neighbors.
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will pay for the project – to approve the idea. Ichabod agrees that the road is in bad shape, but cautions Bob that Phippsboro's residents do not welcome change. Bob nonetheless writes a stirring editorial in the
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in its October 4, 1961, issue as "just another run-of-the-mill situation comedy, typically innocuous in its content and wholly bland in its approach...there were no surprises and few laughs on its first outing."
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2042:Teleplay by
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893:New England
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592:Pete Rugolo
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398:Burt Mustin
380:Guy Raymond
295:New England
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681:to follow
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555:Jack Benny
551:Bob Mosher
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487:Bob Mosher
436:Lee Bowman
338:party line
239:1962-06-05
229:1961-09-26
188:30 minutes
172:Bob Mosher
162:Production
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