Clinical psychologist Dr. Robert Hartley deals with the problems and idiosynchracies of his patients, co-workers, neighbors, and family.
Table of Contents
Broadcast History
Related Pages
Network: CBS
Broadcast: 1972-1978
We don’t have a broadcast history for this show yet.
Cast
| Actor | Character(s) | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bob Newhart | … | Dr. Robert ’Bob’ Hartley | |
| Suzanne Pleshette | … | Emily Hartley | |
| Bill Daily | … | Howard Borden | |
| Marcia Wallace | … | Carol Kester / Carol Kester Bondurant | |
| Peter Bonerz | … | Dr. Jerry Robinson |
Regulars & Guest Stars
| Actor | Character(s) | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jack Riley | … | Elliot Carlin | |
| Florida Friebus | … | Mrs. Lillian Bakerman | |
| John Fiedler | … | Mr. Emil Peterson | |
| Pat Finley | … | Ellen Hartley | |
| Renée Lippin | … | Michelle Nardo |
Theme Song / Opening Credits
Episodes
There were 6 seasons and 142 episodes of The Bob Newhart Show. We have not completed an episode guide for this show yet.
Trivia
Suzanne Pleshette happened to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson the same night as Bob Newhart. The producers thought there was chemistry between the two and asked Suzanne to read for the part of Emily.
Peter Bonerz learned to direct on this show and went on to become an award-winning director.
The Bay Federal Bank Building on Michigan Avenue served as the exterior shot of the office building in which Bob worked.
Bob Newhart couldn’t remember his lines so he had them written on cards and hidden around the set.
The apartment that Bob and Emily lived in was #523.
Bob’s office was suite #751.
Through the course of the show, it is mentioned five times that Bob was in the Korean War. Unfortunately, the writers couldn’t decide which branch of the service he served in. Three references had him in the Air Force and two references had him in the Army.
Quotes
Emily Hartley: Hi Bob.
Websites
The Bob Newhart Show at FETV (Network Site)
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Merchandise
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