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Bob's first literary venture turns out to be less than triumphant. His embarrassment makes him reluctant to join a convention of psychologists on a flight to Hawaii, especially when he finds out that Howard is the navigator.
Bob's first literary venture turns out to be less than triumphant. His embarrassment makes him reluctant to join a convention of psychologists on a flight to Hawaii, especially when he finds out that Howard is the navigator.
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S3, EP8 "Brutally Yours, Bob Hartley"Having preached honesty in relationships to his patients, Bob decides to follow his own advice. Immediately he offends two dinner guests and starts an argument with Emily.
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S3, EP9 "Ship of Shrinks"Bob's first literary venture turns out to be less than triumphant. His embarrassment makes him reluctant to join a convention of psychologists on a flight to Hawaii, especially when he finds out that Howard is the navigator.
The Bob Newhart Show
S3, EP10 "Life Is a Hamburger"Carol announces that she's going to marry Don Fesler, an unpublished poet with bad feet, and the news brings negative reactions from her friends.
The Bob Newhart Show
S3, EP11 "An American Family"Emily's plans for a wonderful turkey dinner go downhill when Bob's mother (Martha Scott) and Emily's father (John Randolph) begin insulting one another the night before Thanksgiving.
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S3, EP7 "Dr. Ryan's Express"Bob's office routine becomes a wreck when Jerry hires a temporary receptionist. She's a very nice but very vague woman who can't even get Bob's name straight.
The Bob Newhart Show
S3, EP6 "The Gray Flannel Shrink"Bob gives up most of his private practice to become the staff psychologist with a major insurance company. He soon learns that it's possible for a man in the corporate world to do his job too well.
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S3, EP5 "Sorry, Wrong Mother"As Howard prepares to introduce Howie to Ellen, he tries to mold Ellen into an image the boy will like.
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