Newhart (1982 - 1990)

Newhart

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Release Date: 1982

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The comedian brings his trademark gentle humor to his role as a Vermont innkeeper in this affable, long-running series, which premiered four years after his six-year stint with 'The Bob Newhart Show.'The eccentric supporting characters include a dim-witted handyman; a pretentious debutante maid; and three backwoods brothers named Larry, Darryl and Darryl (the Darryls never spoke). The final episode, in which a Japanese businessman buys the town, has a classic surprise ending.

Starring: Bob Newhart, Mary Frann, Tom Poston

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Seasons

Newhart: Season 8

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1989, CBS, 24 episodes

Newhart: Season 7

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1988, CBS, 22 episodes

Newhart: Season 6

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1987, CBS, 24 episodes

Newhart: Season 5

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1986, CBS, 24 episodes

Newhart: Season 4

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1985, CBS, 24 episodes

Newhart: Season 3

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1984, CBS, 22 episodes

Newhart: Season 2

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1983, CBS, 22 episodes

Newhart: Season 1

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1982, CBS, 22 episodes

Cast

Bob Newhart
as Dick Loudon

Mary Frann
as Joanna Loudon

Tom Poston
as George Utley

Steven Kampmann
as Kirk Devane

Jennifer Holmes
as Leslie Vanderkellen

Julia Duffy
as Stephanie Vanderkellen

William Sanderson
as Larry

Tony Papenfuss
as First Darryl

John Voldstad
as Second Darryl

Rebecca York
as Cindy Parker Devane

Peter Scolari
as Michael Harris

Lee Wilkof
as Elliot Gabler

Thomas Hill
as Jim

William Lanteau
as Chester

Todd Susman
as Constable

Fred Applegate
as J.J.

Kathy Kinney
as Miss Goddard

Priscilla Morrill
as Mrs. Vanderkellen

Jeff Doucette
as Harley Estin

Melanie Chartoff
as Dr. Kaiser

José Ferrer
as Vanderkellen

Linda Carlson
as Bev

Ralph Manza
as Bud

David Pressman
as Rusnak

Parley Baer
as Hank

I.M. Hobson
as Hubert

Tim Choate
as Dave

Ernie Sabella
as Cop

Philip Sterling
as Nelson

Billie Bird
as Ella

Raye Birk
as How-To Author

Alex Hyde-White
as Scooter

Ruth Gordon
as Kirk's Grandmother

Peter Van Norden
as Mover

Derek McGrath
as Waiter No. 1

Julie Brown
as Buffy

Richard Venture
as Doc Owens

Philip Charles MacKenzie
as Nurko

Simon Jones
as Dr. Randall

Estelle Getty
as Elsa

Ralph Bruneau
as Nelson

Cliff Bemis
as Paul

George Wyner
as Emmett Devore

Keith Charles
as Heartlob

J.J. Wall
as Unbelievable Jerry

Michael McManus
as Lou Ward

John Hammil
as Tommy

Marilyn Schreffler
as Gloria Tate

Robert Moberly
as Otis

Stella Stevens
as Erica

John Putch
as Man

Lela Ivey
as Tish

Richard Stahl
as Len

Robert Hogan
as Senator

Jerry Van Dyke
as Herzog

Jeff Corey
as Judge

Kenneth Tigar
as `Mom'

Bill Wiley
as Dr. Bishop

Dana Elcar
as Sam

Michael Currie
as Ron

Larry Hankin
as Wild Mel

Dakin Matthews
as Jim

Anne Nelson
as Hazel

Jason Marin
as Young George

Robert Curtis Brown
as Justin

James Hampton
as Father Ken

Bob Perlow
as Mr. Burrows

George D. Wallace
as Mr. McKenna

Alan North
as Bill

Bruce French
as Ned Tate

Allen Williams
as Gary

Betsy Palmer
as Gayle

Chip Zien
as Jenkins

Gedde Watanabe
as Tagadachi

Linda Darlow
as Coreen

Douglas Rowe
as Bennett

Kurtwood Smith
as Chet

Phil Rubenstein
as Phil

Michael Fairman
as Sen. Wells

Hugh Gillin
as Duke

Bibi Osterwald
as Dotty

Robert Rockwell
as Gorski

Jean Bruce Scott

Kate Zentall
as Mrs. Burrows

Britt Leach
as Jocko Braverman

Barry Dennen
as Bidell

Peter Hobbs
as Doc Wiley

James Staley
as Patrick

William Griffis
as Doctor

H. Richard Greene
as Network Exec

Valerie Mahaffey
as Jolene

Byron Webster
as Thomas

James F. Dean
as Rick

Kevin Wixted
as Ted

Jerry Lacy
as Ted

Roderick Cook
as TV Critic

Bill Maher
as Norm Murphy

Claudette Sutherland
as Prof. Stewart

Don Amendolia
as Art

Dirk Blocker
as Little Duke

George Petrie
as Father Jasper

Edwina Moore
as Pastry-Club Member

Dick Christie
as Andy

Peggy McCay
as Mrs. McKenna

Richard Roat
as Vanderkellen

Charles McDaniel
as Marv

Jackie Joseph
as Myrna Peck

Eve Roberts
as Fran Taylor

Patrick Collins
as Cogswell

Gerald Hiken
as Dimitri Alexandrov

Kevin Scannell
as Bart

Edwin Newman
as Himself

Jason Alexander
as Ramming

Robert MacNaughton
as Andy

John Zarchen
as Neal

Frances Fisher
as Libby

Jack Taylor
as Tommy Lee

Jack Kehler
as Tommy Lee

Kathleen Swan
as Sylvia

Gayle Cohen
as Lydia

Magda Harout
as Beatrice/`Smitty'

Robert Ridgely
as Bruce

Michael McGuire
as Edwards

K Callan
as Janet

Gary Allen
as Guest

Anne Gee Byrd
as Mrs. Vosper

Macon McCalman
as Paul

Susan Blu
as Mrs. Layborn

G.W. Bailey
as Kyle

Brian Robbins
as Robb

Ebbe Roe Smith
as Snake

Patricia Estrin
as Mrs. Nelson

Greg Otto
as The Amazing Duane

Wortham Krimmer
as Edward

Sam Whipple
as Sam

Jim Jansen
as Father Wilson

Ann Morgan Guilbert
as Aunt Bess

Don Rickles
as Don Prince

Rebecca Schull
as Valerie

James Greene
as Beauty

Tobias Andersen
as Selectman

Bill Quinn
as Minister

David Muir
as Delivery Man

John Reilly
as Cameron

Richard Sanders
as Cecil

Maryedith Burrell
as Arlene

Tanya Fenmore
as Kelly

Dean Santoro
as Ed

Gail Landry
as Nurse

Alan Autry
as Ed

Clive Revill
as Ben

Julie Cobb
as Leah

Priscilla Pointer
as Clara

Marilyn Allen
as Mrs. Futterman

Kurt Fuller
as Bill

Cristine Rose
as Debbie

Tim Conway
as Himself

George Innes
as Regis Drayman

Ernie Lively
as Terry

Shûko Akune
as Sedaka

Lois Foraker
as Clerk

Jane Alden
as Waitress

Roy London
as Mr. Carlson

Guy Boyd
as Col. Lloyd Menninger

Garry Goodrow
as Gene

Lenora May
as Susan

Walter Olkewicz
as Thurman

David Selburg
as Maitre d'

Earl Boen
as Dodds

Michael Flanagan
as Minister

Frances Conroy
as Liz

Robert Harper
as Lalo

Michael Cutt
as Tony

Kate McGregor-Stewart
as Mrs. Huffman

Molly Regan
as Mrs. Collins

Robert Picardo
as Terry

Ed McMahon
as Himself

Rose Portillo
as Norma

Frances Bay
as Mrs. Henderson

Mark Sawyer
as Tyner

Peggy Fleming
as Herself

Don Knotts
as Himself

Sab Shimono
as Sunatra

Perry Wolfe
as Player No. 1

Milt Oberman
as Mr. Sylvester

Ryan MacDonald
as Kenworth

Howard McGillin

Donald Bishop
as Frank

Anne Haney
as Pearl

Jack Bannon
as Franklin Todd

Radha Delamarter
as Amy

Nat Bernstein
as Calman

Shelley Fabares

Jan Pessano
as Phyllis

Christopher Stone
as Mel

Ian Fried
as Timmy

Geoffrey Nauffts
as Charley

John McCook
as Brad

George McGovern
as Himself

Hansford Rowe
as Mr. Feifer

John Walcutt
as Ted

Lynne Marie Stewart
as Woman Reporter

Zoaunne LeRoy
as Rose

David Wayne
as Pirate Pete

Sorrell Booke
as Sheik

Tom Byrd
as Robert

Tuck Milligan
as Les

Curt Lowens
as Charles

Fred Travalena
as Himself

John Hostetter
as Mr. Futterman

Bob Elliott
as Dick's Dad

William Denis
as Henri

Marcus Smythe
as Charles

Lou Cutell
as Dr. Grossman

Debra Jo Rupp
as Irene

T.J. Castronovo
as Eddie

Ray Girardin
as Hank

Florence Schauffler
as Mrs. Eades

Ruth Manning
as Michael's Mother

Helen Page Camp
as Station Receptionist

Sandy Helberg
as Steuben

Millicent Martin
as Supermaid

Craig Zehms
as Prosecutor Scheff

Paul Feig
as Bruce

Henry Sutton
as Wrench

Tom Virtue
as Father John

Randall Edwards
as Libby

Michael F. Boyle
as Man

Ken Sansom
as Man

Brad Logan
as Al `Sweaty' Whitlow

John Walter Davis
as Waiter

David Sage
as Mr. Carstairs

Richard Seff
as Mr. Woodall

Terry Beaver
as Foreman

William Glover
as Binky

John C. Cooke
as Gobbler

Barbara Collentine
as Mrs. Feifer

Ben Slack
as Mr. Hanson

Alexandra Johnson

Teresa Ganzel
as Waitress

Emma Samms
as Herself

Patty Tiffany
as Susan

Nancy Lenehan
as Kristi

Nick Edenetti
as `Frank'

R. Leo Schreiber
as Unfortunate No. 1

Tony Jay
as Nobleman

Tina Johnson
as Nurse

Craig Bierko
as Dirk

Candy Hutson
as Baby Stephanie

Kenneth Kimmins
as Mr. Putnam

Gregory Jbara
as Edward

Ritch Brinkley
as Babcock

Tom Ormeny
as Anchor Man

Jessie Jones
as Guest

Kort Falkenberg
as Henderson

Bunny Summers
as Nanny

Barbara Tarbuck
as Ms. Fletcher

Joe Colligan
as Powell

Michael Horton
as John Paine

Michael Harrington
as Eric

Earl Houston Bullock
as Fred

Mary Betten
as Mrs. Davison

Stu Charno
as Ernie

Raleigh Bond
as Hog

Lindsay Price
as Jennifer

George Pentecost
as Minister

Don Diamond
as Elton

Dorothy Patterson
as Mrs. Kimmel

Murray Matheson

F.J. O'Neil
as Lawyer

Deborah Pollack
as Karen

Angela Lansbury
as Cameo

Gene Ross
as Lennie

Juliet Hudson
as Liz

Brian Kimball
as Unfortunate No. 2

Michael Dunnagan
as Husband

Kelly Jean Peters
as Mother

Jeffrey Alan Chandler
as Lionel

Joan Embery
as Herself

Charlotte Carpenter
as Weather Lady

Merv Griffin
as Himself

Linda Sorenson
as Flo

Bill Daily
as Inn Guest

Patrick Duffy
as Cameo

Daniel Ziskie
as Coroner

Steven Culp
as Brett

Lyle Talbot
as Ned

Gerald McRaney
as Cameo

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Series Details

TV Network:	CBS
Premiere Date:	Oct 25, 1982
Genre:	Comedy
Executive Producer:	Barry Kemp

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