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Title: The Good Guys (1968–1970)
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| Bob Denver | ... |
Rufus Butterworth
(42 episodes, 1968-1970)
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| Herb Edelman | ... |
Bert Gramus
(42 episodes, 1968-1970)
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| Joyce Van Patten | ... |
Claudia Gramus
(42 episodes, 1968-1970)
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Bert Gramus and Rufus Butterworth were childhood chums who decided to pool their savings and purchase a diner, which they called "Bert's Place". Originally bachelor Rufus worked as a cabdriver, while Bert and his wife Claudia operated the diner, but Rufus eventually quit his cabbie gig. Hal, Andy & Big Tom were some of their regular customers. Written by Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 September 1968 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dos tontos en apuros See more »Filming Locations:
Stage 2, CBS Studio Center - 4024 Radford Avenue, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Runtime:
| (42 episodes)Sound Mix:
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1.33 : 1
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Music by Jerry Fielding
Lyric by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
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In one of the episodes which included all three alumni of Gilligan's Island, Bob Denver, Alan Hale Jr. and Jim Backus, there was an inside joke where Backus' character asked the other two: "Hey, haven't I seen you two before on an island somewhere?" See more »Soundtracks
"Two Good Guys"Music by Jerry Fielding
Lyric by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
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I think anything with Bob Denver is great and when I had the opportunity to see this rare series I was very happy. I was not expecting much from it when I saw it, but it was very funny. I watched four episodes including one with Alan Hale Jr. I wish that this series would air on TV because it really could have the chance to catch one even if it has not been seen in 35 years and that many people have never heard of it. I like the connection between Bob Denver and Herb Edelman. The jokes were funny and original and they are still funny even if you were not around in the late 60's. I just wish more people could have the chance to see this because I know a lot of people would like this. Its funny show with family values and could fit in with any audience.