This occurred on a somewhat surreal sitcom many years ago. All the people involved are deceased.
The attractive foreign born lead actress came from an acting family and had a noticeable accent. This aging supporting actor on the show was most famous previously for being a sidekick in a specific genre of films.
The supporting actor had grown obsessed with the female lead and his character on the show being oily and dishonest allowed him a chance to harass the actress. At first she ignored it but one day he made the mistake of touching her. The actress, who had done some fighting as part of her work-out routine, immediately punched the supporting actor in the nose bloodying it and knocking him down.
The Oscar nominated lead actor on the show who was not on set at the time supported her action. On her behalf, he had already warned the supporting actor to knock it off. Needless to say, the supporting actor did not bother her again.
The attractive foreign born lead actress came from an acting family and had a noticeable accent. This aging supporting actor on the show was most famous previously for being a sidekick in a specific genre of films.
The supporting actor had grown obsessed with the female lead and his character on the show being oily and dishonest allowed him a chance to harass the actress. At first she ignored it but one day he made the mistake of touching her. The actress, who had done some fighting as part of her work-out routine, immediately punched the supporting actor in the nose bloodying it and knocking him down.
The Oscar nominated lead actor on the show who was not on set at the time supported her action. On her behalf, he had already warned the supporting actor to knock it off. Needless to say, the supporting actor did not bother her again.
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ReplyDeleteGreen Acres. Eva Gabor. The guy who played Mr. Haney. Eddie Albert for the supportive co-star.
ReplyDeleteIf it was Eva Gabor- WE'RE NOT WORTHY. I love her.
ReplyDeletePat Buttram was Mr. Haney.
ReplyDeleteAll girls should be trained to fight in school. Statistically speaking, they're going to have fend off at least one jerk during their lifetime, probably more.
ReplyDeleteYet, when people call out sexist pigs on this site weinies shrivel. Curious.
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ReplyDeleteAwesome! That's how it's done.
ReplyDeleteSo Arnold wasn't the biggest pig on the show?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
ReplyDeleteDamn... I finally had a guess lol. “Mrrrr dooooouglasss...”
ReplyDeleteUnless of course it’s petticoat junction! Maybe uncle joe wasn’t moving that slow....
Green Acres is on every weeknight here on MeTV at 9:30... so I try to watch it as often as I can. Cracks me up!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww yeeeahhh Good for her!
ReplyDeleteGirl power!
The chores🚜
ReplyDeleteThe stores 👗
Fresh air ☁️🌞
Times Square 🌃
I love the theme song!
I always detested Mr. Haney. I love Green Acres. It's hilarious.
ReplyDeleteYeah, max. I get it too. They just started airing flintstones not too long ago - the cartoon honeymooners. “That barney rubble, what an actor...” - name the movie?
ReplyDeleteJohn the peon-- LOL! That got me!😂😂😂😂😂
ReplyDelete@Philly - Night Shift!!
ReplyDeleteFull Disclosure - I had to google it.
Ha! I watch MeTV every night. Beats the crap they have on TV nowadays.
ReplyDeleteI do hope this is Eva Gabor. I love her. Ditto to all girls should learn to fight. It should be taught in schools.
ReplyDeleteIt actually fits...
ReplyDeleteClassic post-Fonz Henry Winkler, and early
ReplyDeleteMichael Keaton. He had a nice run with nightshift, mr mom and gung ho.
That movie had So many classic lines. “I’m an idea man chuck.....Feed tuna mayonnaise. Call starkist.”. LOLOL
Pat Buttram did a lot of animation voiceovers, right? I know I heard that voice of his somewhere.
ReplyDeleteAlso, ditto about ME tv. I watch Andy Griffith and Gomer Pyle reruns on there. Old episodes of Johnny Carson on occasion. And obviously the Green Acres reruns. Greeeeeeeen Acres is the life for meeeeeeeeee!!
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