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Michael Norell (writer) (1978)
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In this pilot for a possible spin-off series based on the movie of the same name, we pick up where the movie left off...
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I can just barely recall this failed TV pilot...
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Claudia:
You took Howard away from me.
[looks closely at Judy]
Claudia: And you did it by being cute, didn't you?
Judy Maxwell: [trying to be modest] Yes.
Claudia: Well, I'm going to be cute, too. I'm going to be so cute that Howard won't know what hit him!
Judy Maxwell: Claudia, that's great! Would it be too much to suggest that you come down from the roof with me now?
Claudia: Don't be ridiculous! I said I was going to be cute. Cute people always do what they say they're going to.
[jumps off roof and lands, unhurt, in bushes]
Claudia: [as she tries to untangle herself] Some days it's not even worth getting up!
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[looks closely at Judy]
Claudia: And you did it by being cute, didn't you?
Judy Maxwell: [trying to be modest] Yes.
Claudia: Well, I'm going to be cute, too. I'm going to be so cute that Howard won't know what hit him!
Judy Maxwell: Claudia, that's great! Would it be too much to suggest that you come down from the roof with me now?
Claudia: Don't be ridiculous! I said I was going to be cute. Cute people always do what they say they're going to.
[jumps off roof and lands, unhurt, in bushes]
Claudia: [as she tries to untangle herself] Some days it's not even worth getting up!
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Follows What's Up, Doc? (1972)
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ABC-TV tried turning the hit 1972 comedy "What's Up, Doc?" into a 30-minute TV sitcom, but only the pilot was ever shown (or, in fact, filmed). If I recall, it was aired on a Friday or Saturday night at 8pm. It featured none of the star-power which infused the movie, however Barry Van Dyke acquitted himself admirably in Ryan O'Neal's role of Howard Bannister. The action begins with Howard and Judy in the airplane above Iowa, pretty much where the movie left off, but instead of bringing Eunice Burns back, it turns out Howard has yet another old-flame to complicate matters for new-flame Judy. Great pains were taken to match the costumes and character attributes to the movie version, but the script was lacking. It was filmed on interesting locations (or maybe a studio backlot) with a laugh-track, but apparently no one had any faith in this forgotten attempt at TV screwball--and the negative must now be a dusty relic somewhere in a bin in Hollywood. Too bad for Barry, he gave it a honorable try...