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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 389906" data-attributes="member: 7">I&#039;ve been watching THE ODD COUPLE on Paramount+ recently. They don&#039;t have the complete series (but I do on DVD, they&#039;re just boxed up right now), but they have enough episodes for the casual viewer. Last night I watched the third season episode &quot;Password&quot; (long considered one of TV&#039;s best half-hour sitcom episodes) that guest stars Betty White, Allen Ludden, and Elinor Donahue. The episode was well-written and it had several solid and well-deserved laughs. Jack Klugman and Tony Randall play off each other wonderfully, and the sophistication of the humor makes THE ODD COUPLE perhaps Garry Marshall&#039;s best-produced TV product -- even if HAPPY DAYS, LAVERNE &amp; SHIRLEY, and MORK &amp; MINDY were bigger hits in the ratings.I&#039;ve been breezing my way through THE ODD COUPLE without any apparent goal in mind. I will say the first season seems a little stiff with its laugh track, while the following seasons seem to breathe life into the comedy with the production change-up being before a studio audience now. [ATTACH=full]51285[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 389906, member: 7"] I've been watching THE ODD COUPLE on Paramount+ recently. They don't have the complete series (but I do on DVD, they're just boxed up right now), but they have enough episodes for the casual viewer. Last night I watched the third season episode "Password" (long considered one of TV's best half-hour sitcom episodes) that guest stars Betty White, Allen Ludden, and Elinor Donahue. The episode was well-written and it had several solid and well-deserved laughs. Jack Klugman and Tony Randall play off each other wonderfully, and the sophistication of the humor makes THE ODD COUPLE perhaps Garry Marshall's best-produced TV product -- even if HAPPY DAYS, LAVERNE & SHIRLEY, and MORK & MINDY were bigger hits in the ratings. I've been breezing my way through THE ODD COUPLE without any apparent goal in mind. I will say the first season seems a little stiff with its laugh track, while the following seasons seem to breathe life into the comedy with the production change-up being before a studio audience now. [ATTACH type="full"]51285[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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