The Roaring Twenties

Episode aired Mar 25, 1980
TV-G

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6.1/10

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Visiting Uncle Joe Cunningham puts Richie's journalism report on the right track by relating the (mostly) true, 1920's bootleg-battling exploits of his intrepid cousin, Assistant D. A. Cecil... Read allVisiting Uncle Joe Cunningham puts Richie's journalism report on the right track by relating the (mostly) true, 1920's bootleg-battling exploits of his intrepid cousin, Assistant D. A. Cecil Cunningham.Visiting Uncle Joe Cunningham puts Richie's journalism report on the right track by relating the (mostly) true, 1920's bootleg-battling exploits of his intrepid cousin, Assistant D. A. Cecil Cunningham.

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Well at least Joanie looked beautiful.

I don't know why they make these episodes. Their never any good. You know they ran out of material and are just filling in the time. It's sad really. I would have fired the writers. How this show continued after this season I will never know. It was that bad. If it wasn't for Joanie I would have gave this a one. Their not even funny. They think they are but their not. Rewatching this series years later I understand why Ron Howard left the show. I would have. So now I said what I wanted and this site now wants me to keep writeing. I really have nothing more to say. But they want to fill space. So now I have to be a long winded wind bag.

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Pat O'Brien acted alongside James Cagney in a number of films during the same time that Cagney's The Roaring Twenties came out. While O'Brien wasn't in that movie, he was in most of Cagney's pictures surrounding it.