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Title: Life with Elizabeth (1952–2016)
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(1949–1953)
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| Del Moore | ... | Alvin 30 episodes, 1952-1955 | |
| Betty White | ... | Elizabeth 28 episodes, 1952-1955 | |
| Jack Narz | ... | Announcer / ... 27 episodes, 1952-1955 | |
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The day to day events in the lives of a newly married couple. Each episode consists of three short, unrelated sketches in which characters often break the imaginary fourth wall.
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1952 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I first saw Betty White on the Hoffman(n) my parents purchased in the early 50's on the Al Jarvis TV show (it had a different name). Her show, Life with Elizabeth was shown in the late afternoon. Two things I remember about LWE was there was a dog they owned who's name was Stormy ant the Thanksgiving show when the "first" turkey slipped off the platter and Elizabeth took it back into the kitchen and brought the "second" turkey to serve everyone. Everyone said it was really lucky that Elizabeth cooked two turkeys. I thought that was really funny because the previous Thanksgiving my grandmother dropped the turkey on the floor and my uncle's Doberman grabbed it and was out the door before anyone could stop him. Great memories of a simpler age. Probably not great television but not bad for then. A strong 7.5 for the era.