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Jim Varney reprises his Sergeant Glory advertising character (which predates his Ernest character). Sergeant Glory promoted Purity dairy products in 1972. See more »
That delightful bumbling Ernest P. Worrell is now on Saturday Mornings! His very own show where he's always up to something that lands poor Vern in trouble. I like the one where Ernest buys a watch that does everything. I mean everything. But tell time. Another good one is where he celebrated all the major holidays in ONE day! Ernest's friends are here to. Gailard Sartain is Chuck, Lonnie Don and Matt Finish. Ernests' alter egos are all around too. There's Dr. Otto, the naive semi-mad scientist, Sergeant Glory, Woody the dummy, Auntie Nelda, and Baby Ernest. I don't remember the show all that well, but it was remenesant to the commercials of Ernest's in the early '80s, like when he'd fall
off the ladder, have the window slam on his hands, or even get shocked when trying to fix the TV. I remember when Ernest wanted to become a prized fighter, so he became Ernest the Furnace. Yeah, Jim Varney was a funny guy and he's sadly no longer with us, but I think we are all very fortunate for having known him when he was here and to enjoy all his hilarious work, like his Ernest character. Ernest made 9 successful movies, had this TV show and a whole lotta merchendise! So in conclusion, if you can find it, I recommend Hey Vern, It's Ernest!
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That delightful bumbling Ernest P. Worrell is now on Saturday Mornings! His very own show where he's always up to something that lands poor Vern in trouble. I like the one where Ernest buys a watch that does everything. I mean everything. But tell time. Another good one is where he celebrated all the major holidays in ONE day! Ernest's friends are here to. Gailard Sartain is Chuck, Lonnie Don and Matt Finish. Ernests' alter egos are all around too. There's Dr. Otto, the naive semi-mad scientist, Sergeant Glory, Woody the dummy, Auntie Nelda, and Baby Ernest. I don't remember the show all that well, but it was remenesant to the commercials of Ernest's in the early '80s, like when he'd fall
off the ladder, have the window slam on his hands, or even get shocked when trying to fix the TV. I remember when Ernest wanted to become a prized fighter, so he became Ernest the Furnace. Yeah, Jim Varney was a funny guy and he's sadly no longer with us, but I think we are all very fortunate for having known him when he was here and to enjoy all his hilarious work, like his Ernest character. Ernest made 9 successful movies, had this TV show and a whole lotta merchendise! So in conclusion, if you can find it, I recommend Hey Vern, It's Ernest!
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