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+ | [[Image:Thatslife.jpg|thumb|300px|''That's Life'' stars on a 1968 ''[[TV Guide]]'' cover]] |
| − | '''''That's Life''''' was a musical comedy series which ran on [[ABC]] from September 24, 1968 through May 20, 1969. The series starred Robert Morse and E. J. Peaker as a young couple, following them through courtship, marriage, and childbirth, with many celebrity guest stars from stage and television. |
+ | '''''That's Life''''' was a musical comedy series which ran on [[ABC]] from September 24, [[1968]] through May 20, [[1969]]. The series starred Robert Morse and E. J. Peaker as a young couple, following them through courtship, marriage, and childbirth, with many celebrity guest stars from stage and television. |
| − | [[The Muppets]] guest starred in the December 3, |
+ | [[:Category:The Muppets Characters|The Muppets]] guest starred in the December 3, 1968 broadcast entitled "Bringing Baby Home," in which they performed a version of [[The Glow-Worm]] sketch (taped on October 25).<ref>[http://www.henson.com/jimsredbook/2011/10/10251968/ Jim Henson's Red Book] 10/25/1968 – ‘“That’s Life” – “Glowworms” (VTR)’</ref> They perform the scene at a public park venue. [[Kermit the Frog]] and [[Big V]] re-appear to take a bow following their performance. |
| + | Other guests on the series included many future ''[[The Muppet Show|Muppet Show]]'' guest stars, such as [[George Burns]] (as Cupid), [[Tony Randall]] (as old boyfriend Rodney Wonderful), and [[Ethel Merman]]. |
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Revision as of 13:50, 23 September 2018
That's Life stars on a 1968 TV Guide cover
That's Life was a musical comedy series which ran on ABC from September 24, 1968 through May 20, 1969. The series starred Robert Morse and E. J. Peaker as a young couple, following them through courtship, marriage, and childbirth, with many celebrity guest stars from stage and television.
The Muppets guest starred in the December 3, 1968 broadcast entitled "Bringing Baby Home," in which they performed a version of The Glow-Worm sketch (taped on October 25).[1] They perform the scene at a public park venue. Kermit the Frog and Big V re-appear to take a bow following their performance.
Other guests on the series included many future Muppet Show guest stars, such as George Burns (as Cupid), Tony Randall (as old boyfriend Rodney Wonderful), and Ethel Merman.
Sources
- ↑ Jim Henson's Red Book 10/25/1968 – ‘“That’s Life” – “Glowworms” (VTR)’