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Fred S. Fox (1915–2005)

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One of Bob Hope's comedy writers. Mr. Hope expected his staff to drop everything if he needed new materials even if the writer was on their honeymoon. This happened to Mr. Fox but Bob and Delores Hope made up for it by offering the use of the Hope family home in Palm Springs, California. See more trivia »

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in St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Died:

(age 90) in Encino, California, USA
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1990 Bob Hope Lampoons Show Business (TV movie)
 
1990 Bob Hope's USO Road to the Berlin Wall and Moscow (TV movie)
 
1989 Bob Hope's Christmas Special from Waikoloa, Hawaii (TV movie)
 
1989 Bob Hope's Birthday Spectacular in Paris
 
1989 Super Bowl Party (TV movie)
 
1989 Bob Hope's Easter Vacation in the Bahamas (TV movie)
 
1988 Bob Hope's Jolly Christmas Show (TV movie)
 
1988 Bob Hope's USO Christmas from the Persian Gulf: Around the World in Eight Days (TV special)
 
1987 Bob Hope Winterfest Christmas Show (TV special)
 
1987 NBC Investigates Bob Hope (TV special)
 
1987 Bob Hope Salutes the U.S.A.F. 40th Anniversary (TV movie)
 
1987 Bob Hope with His Beautiful Easter Bunnies and Other Friends (TV movie)
 
1986 Bob Hope's Bagful of Christmas Cheer (TV movie)
 
1986 Bob Hope Lampoons the New TV Scene (TV movie)
 
1986 All-Star Tribute to General Jimmy Doolittle (TV movie)
 
1986 Bob Hope's Royal Command Performance from Sweden (TV movie)
 
1986 Bob Hope's All-Star Superbowl Party (TV movie) (written by)
 
1986 Bob Hope's Tropical Comedy Special from Tahiti (TV movie)
 
1978-1985 The Love Boat (TV series)
– Ace Takes a Holiday/The Runaway/Courier (1985) (written by / segment "The Runaway")
– The Last Heist/Starting Over/Watching the Master (1984) (written by / segment "The Last Heist")
– Isaac's Aegean Affair/The Captain and the Kid/Poor Rich Man/The Dean and the Flunkee: Part 1 (1983) (written by / segments "The Captain and the Kid", "Poor Rich Man" & "The Dean and the Flunkee")
– Isaac's Aegean Affair/The Captain and the Kid/Poor Rich Man/The Dean and the Flunkee: Part 2 (1983) (written by / segments "The Captain and the Kid", "Poor Rich Man" & "The Dean and the Flunkee")
– Isaac Gets Physical/She Brought Her Mother Along/Cold Feet (1982) (written by / segment "She Brought Her Mother Along")
See all 18 episodes »
 
1984 Bob Hope's Wicky-Wacky Special in Waikiki (TV movie) (written by)
 
1983 George Burns Celebrates 80 Years in Show Business (TV movie) (written by)
 
1983 Bob Hope's All-Star Super Bowl Party (TV movie)
 
1982 Star-Studded Spoof of the New TV Season, G-Rated, with Glamour, Glitter and Gags (TV special) (written by)
 
1976-1981 The Jeffersons (TV series)
– I've Still Got It (1981) (written by)
– Not So Dearly Beloved (1981) (story)
– Harry's House Guest (1978) (written by)
– A Case of Black and White (1977) (written by)
– Mother Jefferson's Birthday (1976) (written by)
 
1981 Bob Hope's All-Star Comedy Look at the Fall Season: It's Still Free and Worth It! (TV special)
 
1978-1981 Diff'rent Strokes (TV series)
– Room for One More (1981) (written by)
– The Slumber Party (1980) (written by)
– The Relative (1979) (written by)
– The Spanking (1978) (written by)
 
1981 Bob Hope's 30th Anniversary Special (TV special)
 
1980 Oh, God! Book II (screenplay)
 
1980 Bob Hope Special: Hope, Women and Song (TV movie)
 
1979 All-Star Birthday Party for Bob Hope... at Sea (TV movie)
 
1978 Bob Hope All Star Christmas Special (TV movie)
 
1978 Alice (TV series)
– Oh, George Burns! (1978) (written by)
 
1977 The George Burns One-Man Show (TV special)
 
1976-1977 Wonderbug (TV series)
– The Case of the Misfortune Cookie (1977) (written by)
– Lights, Camera, Wonderbug! (1976) (written by)
– The Not So Great Race (1976) (written by)
 
1976 The George Burns Special (TV special)
 
1976 What's Happening!! (TV series)
– Speak for Yourself, Dwayne (1976) (written by)
 
1976 Good Heavens (TV series)
– Funny Fellow (1976) (written by)
 
1976 The Dumplings (TV series)
– Sweetzer's Image (1976) (written by)
 
1976 Chico and the Man (TV series)
– Chico's Cousin Pepe (1976) (written by)
 
1975 Maude (TV series)
– Poor Albert (1975) (written by)
 
1975 The Lost Saucer (TV series)
– The Laughing Years (1975) (as Fred Fox)
 
1974 Hong Kong Phooey (TV series)
 
1969-1974 Here's Lucy (TV series)
– Lucy, the Sheriff (1974)
– Lucy and the Little Old Lady (1972) (writer)
– Lucy and Harry's Italian Bombshell (1971) (writer)
– Lucy and the Generation Gap (1969) (writer)
– A Date for Lucy (1969)
 
1973 Butch Cassidy (TV series) (story / 1973 / as Fred Fox)
 
1973 Inch High, Private Eye (TV series)
 
1973 Sigmund and the Sea Monsters (TV series)
 
1973 Wait Till Your Father Gets Home (TV series)
– Sweet Sixteen (1973) (story)
 
1972 The New Temperatures Rising Show (TV series)
– The New Head Nurse (1972) (written by / as Fred Fox)
– Witchcraft, Washington Style (1972) (written by / as Fred Fox)
 
1971 The Jimmy Stewart Show (TV series)
 
1971 The CBS Newcomers (TV series)
 
1967-1970 Family Affair (TV series)
– Class Clown (1970) (written by)
– The Boys Against the Girls (1970) (written by)
– Go Home, Mr. French (1967) (written by)
 
1970 The Doris Day Show (TV series)
– Duke the Performer (1970) (written by)
 
1968-1970 The Red Skelton Hour (TV series)
– Be It Ever So Crumbled, There Is No Place Like Home (1970) (writer)
– He Died with His Boots on Cause He Had Cold Feet to Start or He Died with His Boots Off, That's Why He Stubbed His Toe (1970) (writer)
– Blood Is Thicker Than Water and Harder to Shave With (1970) (writer)
– Bill Bailey Must Have Been Married, That's Why He Never Came Home (1970) (writer)
– People Who Like People Are Cannibals (1970) (writer)
See all 32 episodes »
 
1967-1968 The Mothers-In-Law (TV series)
– Didn't You Use to Be Ozzie Snick? (1968) (written by)
– Even Mothers-In-Law Have Mothers-In-Law (1968) (written by)
– Love Thy Neighbor (1968) (written by)
– How Do You Moonlight a Meatball? (1967) (written by)
– The Career Girls (1967) (written by)
 
1967 I Dream of Jeannie (TV series)
– Jeannie and the Great Bank Robbery (1967) (story / as Fred Fox / teleplay / as Fred Fox)
 
1963-1967 The Lucy Show (TV series)
– Lucy and the Starmaker (1967) (written by)
– Lucy and Art Linkletter (1966) (written by)
– Lucy and Joan (1965) (written by)
– Lucy and Arthur Godfrey (1965) (written by)
– Lucy and the Countess Lose Weight (1965) (written by)
See all 13 episodes »
 
1961-1967 The Andy Griffith Show (TV series)
– Big Brother (1967) (written by)
– The Statue (1967) (written by)
– Don't Miss a Good Bet (1967) (written by)
– Politics Begin at Home (1966) (written by)
– The Barbershop Quartet (1966) (written by)
See all 7 episodes »
 
1965-1966 F Troop (TV series)
– Will the Real Captain Try to Stand Up (1966) (written by)
– The 86 Proof Spring (1965) (written by)
 
1965-1966 Mona McCluskey (TV series)
– Mike's Birthday Present (1966) (written by)
– How to Turn Off a Laser Beam (1966) (written by)
– Mona, the Mystic (1966) (written by)
– Lovebirds and Jailbirds (1966) (written by)
– The General Swings at Dawn (1966) (written by)
See all 18 episodes »
 
1965 Petticoat Junction (TV series)
– What's a Trajectory? (1965) (written by / as Fred Fox)
 
1962-1964 The Joey Bishop Show (TV series)
– A Hobby for Ellie (1964) (written by)
– Joey vs. Oscar Levant (1964) (written by)
– Joey and Milton and Baby Make Three (1964) (written by)
– Joey, Jack Jones and the Genie (1964) (written by)
– Hilda, the Maid, Quits (1964) (written by)
See all 22 episodes »
 
1964 My Favorite Martian (TV series)
– Dial M for Martin (1964) (written by)
 
1964 The Tycoon (TV series)
– Horatio Alger Again (1964) (written by)
 
1960-1964 Make Room for Daddy (TV series)
– The Persistent Cop (1964) (written by)
– The Woman Behind the Jokes (1963) (written by)
– Linda, the Tomboy (1962)
– Tonoose vs. Daly (1961)
– The Woman Behind the Man (1961)
See all 9 episodes »
 
1961 Zane Grey Theater (TV series)
– Man from Everywhere (1961) (writer)
 
1959-1960 The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (TV series)
– The Face That Stopped the Clock (1960) (teleplay)
– The Gaucho (1960) (written by)
– The Old Goat (1959) (written by)
 
1960 Angel (TV series)
– Angel's Temper (1960) (writer)
 
1960 The Real McCoys (TV series)
– Once There Was a Man (1960)
 
1959 Sunday Showcase (TV series)
– Give My Regards to Broadway (1959) (written by / as Fred Fox)
 
1956-1958 Hey, Jeannie! (TV series)
– The Highway (1958) (written by)
– The Landlord (1958) (written by)
– The Rainmaker (1958) (written by)
– Jeannie the WAC (1957) (written by)
– Jeannie, the Big Sister (1957) (written by)
See all 9 episodes »
 
1957 The Adventures of Tugboat Annie (TV series)
– The Romance of Horatio Bullwinkle (as Fred Fox)
 
1954 Where's Raymond? (TV series)
– Man of the Year (1954)
– The Enlisted Reserves (1954)
– Will You Be My Cook? (1954)
 
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The Andy Griffith Show (TV series) (script consultant - 29 episodes, 1966-1967) (story consultant - 1 episode, 1966)
– Goober's Contest (1967) (script consultant)
– Opie's Most Unforgettable Character (1967) (script consultant)
– Big Brother (1967) (script consultant)
– Howard, the Comedian (1967) (script consultant)
– Opie's Piano Lesson (1967) (script consultant)
See all 30 episodes »
 

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One of Bob Hope's comedy writers. Mr. Hope expected his staff to drop everything if he needed new materials even if the writer was on their honeymoon. This happened to Mr. Fox but Bob and Delores Hope made up for it by offering the use of the Hope family home in Palm Springs, California. See more »

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