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O'problem here? [ laughter ] >> i just remember the impression of, like, "[ gasps ] children are never allowed to speak like that. >> [ screaming ] >> what's going on out there? >> i think bart's stupid again, mom. >> oh. >> i'm a fan of "the simpsons". there's no show that does the high joke density better. >> well, i'm my own toughest critic, but i think it's genius. >> that storytelling on "the simpsons" was so unlike anything that had come before it. there were these ornate, baroque stories. you know, they could have a three-second scene at a nuclear reactor. >> i've got it. >> and then ju...

>> it was very difficult to keep it from getting out. >> to do the finale of the show, people don't know -- bob newhart fed a fake story to the papers. >> i told the cast what was gonna happen. i didn't tell the crew. i said, "we've added a scene, just keep shooting." >> honey. honey, wake up. you won't believe the dream i just had. >> [ groans ] >> and she throws back the covers, and it's suzanne pleshette. >> suzanne pleshette was snuck into the soundstage. >> all right, bob. what is it? >> i was an innkeeper in this craziest little town in vermont. >> we just watched 9 years of a dream. >> ...

Time and is a is an interesting parallel with "night court". newhart, he's looking for an escape from new york. and he goes to an idealized place which is an inn in vermont. >> here it is! the stratford. >> in the first bob newhart show, bob was married to suzanne pleshette, and he was a therapist. >> are you going to sleep? >> no, i'm just gonna lie here and let my nostrils flare. >> in bob newhart's second series, he was married to mary frann. >> i like it. >> no, you don't. >> i thought maybe the second show should be about an inn. >> that's really it out there, isn't it? >> uh, what? >> na...

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