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Fernwood 2 Night

  • Serie de TV
  • 1977
  • 30min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Martin Mull and Fred Willard in Fernwood 2 Night (1977)
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Sátira de los programas de entrevistas de pueblos pequeños, centrada en los excéntricos residentes de la ficticia Fernwood, Ohio, con invitados famosos, una banda musical y todo lo esperado ... Leer todoSátira de los programas de entrevistas de pueblos pequeños, centrada en los excéntricos residentes de la ficticia Fernwood, Ohio, con invitados famosos, una banda musical y todo lo esperado de una producción televisiva local.Sátira de los programas de entrevistas de pueblos pequeños, centrada en los excéntricos residentes de la ficticia Fernwood, Ohio, con invitados famosos, una banda musical y todo lo esperado de una producción televisiva local.

  • Creación
    • Norman Lear
  • Elenco
    • Martin Mull
    • Fred Willard
    • Frank De Vol
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    8.6/10
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    • Creación
      • Norman Lear
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      • Martin Mull
      • Fred Willard
      • Frank De Vol
    • 18Opiniones de los usuarios
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    barahona

    A little, forgotten treasure

    I was never a big fan of 'Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman' but this hilarious spinoff of that show (a local talk show from the 'MH, MH' setting of Fernwood, Ohio) featured Martin Mull as smug host Barth Gimble and Fred Willard as his empty headed sidekick.The show rather mercilessly skewered small town America, its prejudices and foibles. One show for example featured a Jewish man whose car broke down in Fernwood and was featured as a guest in a segment called "Talk to a Jew".(One old lady: "Barth, I can't believe someone as sweet as this young man murdered Our Lord").It only lasted one season and for some bizarre reason the next year, the show moved its setting to Hollywood and became 'Hollywood 2Night" but without the small town setting the show's point was lost.

    Extra props to the late, great Frank DeVol(veteran tv/movie composer of the 'My Three Sons" theme) as the eternally basset hound faced show's band leader Happy Kyne and His Mirthmakers, who also owned Fernwood's finest fast food joint the "Bun

    'n' Run"
    ianoflccc

    A piece of Ohio, no matter how you slice it.

    "Fernwood 2-Night", a spinoff of "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman", was set in Fernwood, Ohio, and its three stars all had ties to Northeast Ohio--Martin Mull (Barth Gimble) grew up in North Ridgeville, Fred Willard (Jerry Hubbard) was born and raised in Shaker Heights, and Frank DeVol (Happy Kyne) grew up in Canton. So without a doubt, there was a strong tie to Ohio with a show set in Ohio. Oh, BTW, it's funny. I remember seeing it on Nick at Nite around 1990, and during the first half of the decade, it was one of only two sources from which I remembered Martin Mull; the other one, of course, was the Red Roof Inn commercials.

    Anyway, it's a funny show, lampooning "The Tonight Show", among others. Both sidekicks had standard opening spiels ("And now, your host and mine, Mr. Barth Gimble!", and "And now, Heeeeeeeeeeere's Johnny!"), and they even had still images for the bumpers a la Carson! If you have a chance, check it out. You'll enjoy it, like I did, and you don't have to be an Ohioan to enjoy it!
    Doug-135

    One of the best things to come out of the '70s.

    Other than Monty Python, I can't think of too many shows where I would actually hurt from laughing so hard, but this was one of those shows.

    I think there were a lot of elements that made this show so great: all the characters were wonderful, and I like how they were so earnest in the way they went about doing their show in the small town of Fernwood Ohio, the guests who happened along and got their 15 minutes of fame momentarily, the non-PC way Barth and Jerry conversed about pretty much any topic or person, and of course, Happy Kyne and the Merthmakers.

    I'd like to see the shows again to see if they were all as good as I remember.
    mikecpa

    Fernwood2Nite/America2Nite

    I have been waiting unsuccessfully for many years for the issuance of VHS/DVDs of Fernwood2Nite/America2Nite, an incredibly funny series of "late night" type television shows spoofing Johnny Carson's Tonight Show as well as other similar programs. On TV in the late 70s in its 2 incarnations, the Norman Lear venture had a life of perhaps 60 episodes. It starred Martin Mull as the talk show host, Barth Gimble and Fred Willard as his dim-witted sidekick, Jerry Hubbard. They took pokes at all sorts of people, things and sacred cows. They took on South Park type stereotypes (dullards, racism, religions, and the like) 20 years earlier. The band leader, accomplished songwriter and orchestra leader, Frank DeVol was an unbelievably deadpanned performer, and owner of the "Taco & Run" restaurant. Over the years, I have sent letters to Norman Lear, Martin and Fred, asking what became of the series, will it ever be released to video, etc., without a single reply. It's good to know that there are other viewers who enjoyed this tremendously funny (most of the time) series of late night television shows. It is a shame that this comedy series a
    charles_2

    Strange and delightful

    "Fernwood 2 Night" was a strange and delightful summer series from the mind of Norman "All In The Family" Lear. I never got addicted to its associated series, "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" but I really enjoyed watching this talk show spoof. Taped at the fictitious WZAZ-TV studios (Channel 6, Fernwood, Ohio), every night was a parade of peculiar - and often talentless - guests. Occasionally the Mirthmakers would go on strike, leaving poor Happy Kine, the woe-be-gone-faced bandleader, to play the show's signature theme, solo, on a clarinet. I could have it mixed up with "America 2 Night" (the series that followed the next summer), but "Fernwood 2 Night" also had special features such as "Rocket 2 Stardom" (that showcased new "talent"), and "Bury The Hatchet" (which allowed those with grudges to settle them on the air).

    This show was a predecessor to the later wildly popular "Larry Sanders Show" on HBO and Comedy Central's "Primetime Glick", two other send-ups of the talk show circuit. In many respects, though, "Fernwood 2 Night" was a classic. I certainly hope the entire series is made available on DVD sometime.

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      Norman Lear originally planned for all of the dialogue on the show to be improvised as Martin Mull and Fred Willard are skilled improvisational comedians. But head writer Alan Thicke insisted that the show would be better scripted with Mull and Willard improvising occasionally. Lear threatened to fire Thicke after the first week of shows but because of the audience's positive response, Lear relented.
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      Jerry: [in a Boris Karloff voice] Walk this way.

      Barth: Jerry!

      Vincent Price: What does he mean "walk this way?"

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      Featured in The 1st TV Academy Hall of Fame (1984)

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      • 4 de julio de 1977 (Estados Unidos)
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    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Metromedia Square - 5746 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(Studio)
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      • TAT Communications Company
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