HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM THE WOODSTERMAN!
Thursday, November 23, 2023
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That's a classic!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving back at you.
High Seas Drifter, everybody loves their fix of this one.
DeleteBless you.
ReplyDeleteedutcher, and you too, Sir!
DeleteI saw the original episode and I've watched it multiple times since every Thanksgiving and laughed every time. Not to mention I've used Carlson's line "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly". Still the best closing line I've ever seen on any show.
ReplyDeletePaul V, it's become a tradition here, and I also love Carlson's line.
DeleteBailey over Jennifer every day. Just like Mary Ann over Ginger. Maintenance costs are critical.
ReplyDeleteMrLiberty, Hi maintenance indeed, just ask Bert.
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Happy Thanksgiving Sandee!
DeleteThat is the best Thanksgiving episode of any and all of television. The only other good one is A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteThank You Sir.
MrHappy, you are so right, it's a keeper!
DeleteCarlson would fit in with the snowflakes of today just fine. Have a great T-day Odie
ReplyDeleteJeff C. Happy Turkey Day!
DeleteWell done, Odie. I loved that show and he was the stupidest reporter ever.
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Sandee, Great show and Happy Thanksgiving!
DeleteClassic comedy. Notice how they did the whole thing with dialogue, sound, and just a few people running by. You never actually see a helicopter or a turkey. No flashy special effects. They let the audience build a picture with imagination and created something nobody will ever forget.
ReplyDeleteMikey, a true TV Classic.
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