BrunoBrimley

No, the factuals being factuals Greg (Barry Williams) did not actually and factually screw his step-mom Carol Brady (Florence Henderson). He wanted to and they have both discussed this to a point of annoyance. The factuals are that she was actually and factually interested in Sam the butcher (Allan Melvin) however he only had eyes for Jan (Eve Plumb) who was busy ogling all the guests especially Davy Jones, Joe Namath and others. There is also the incestuous (sort of) relationship between Greg (Williams) and Marcia (Maureen McCormick). Schwartz has indicated several times that he had to pry them apart. As for Sherwood Schwartz let's not forget his wonderful work of that other timeless classic Gilligan's Island. And let us never forget It's About Time Who remembers the theme song? It's about time, it's about space, it's about two men... Will he bite the big one this year? Anything's possible now ain't it?

Don't be silly. Suicide doesn't count as a legitimate death----it's cheating.

Just heard on the television set over there (watch me pointing at it) that Mr.Clark has been released from the hospital. Hard to say how he really is especially considering that the folks say it was a "minor" stroke but he was hospitalized for 7 weeks. That's a long time for minor.

I guess for her the song was true. It is the evening of the day. Of course in her defense she is on a grueling circuit having released in Europe last September (on Uncle Wilfie's birthday) her 12th album and all the foot and legwork for publicity and the such for its January 2005 release in the U.S. Not yet 60, she may well prove to be around for a while so perhaps you won't get to sit and watch as tears go by.

Just don't place him a wheelchair near the top of a flight of stairs.

It would be sad to see him go he still has so much to offer what with thaty terific voice. I still get chills listening to his rendition of O Holy Night each Christmas.

It's a well known fact that short men live to at least 100 so it'll be a while.

he's a persistant man one must admit. Rev. Graham is still sending my mom brochures, flyers and invites to local appearances even 10 years after her death. I've written him to explain this but he keeps sending more. I suppose he goes with the idea of the immortal soul never dieing.

A Pitchman perhaps? ie, a hawker, salesman, or other low-life, bottom feeding, scum-sucking, tromboning animal. It also refers to Wilf's enjoyment of scooping up handfuls of freshly cooked oatmeal and pitching it at an unsuspecting person who he's taken a fancy to and then he proceeds to offer a phony apology followed by an offer of licking the oatmeal off of his object of desire. Surprisingly this has worked quite well for him.

It would clearly depend where you choose to look. There are numerous sites out there which show his date of birth as September 27,1934 among them are the following: http://nerf-headers-anonymous.net/WilfordBrimley.html http://www.infoplease.com/ipea/A0763050.html http://www.nndb.com/people/593/000022527 http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0763050.html http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/8528/danza2.html http://www.deadoraliveinfo.com/dead.nsf/bn...Brimley+Wilford http://www.dougmacaulay.com/kingspud/sel_b...or_last=Brimley this site tells us he arrived in Hollywood in 1940 at age 6. The french give us http://allocine.fr/personne/fichepersonne....?cpersonne=5201 Clearly one of the confusions in existance is that there are 3 or 4 places which erroneously list his date of birth as 1924, however in all other places (more than just a mere vast majority) it is shown as 1934 and Mr. Brimley himself can vouch for this.

Actually Uncle Oatmeal will only be 71 in September of this year since he first was grown in Oatdale in 1934.