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E. Honda 08-30-07 05:05 AM

The ultimate obscure TV show question ..
 
Years ago, I saw a TV show with a guest star who was extremely weird. He wore a half of a whiffle ball attached to his chin with a rubber band. What on earth was this show? Anyone recognize it?

wendersfan 08-30-07 07:32 AM

I believe you are referring toi <i>Fernwood 2Nite</i>, the summer replacement for <i>Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman</i>.

Morf 08-30-07 11:52 AM

wendersfan is correct. Not even a tough question. First result for a Google search of whiffle-ball chin tv show :google:

wendersfan 08-30-07 12:26 PM

Bah! Who needs Google when you were an adolescent insomniac in the 70s?

calhoun07 08-30-07 06:26 PM

Years ago, or DECADES ago?

firteen88 08-30-07 07:11 PM

Wow...you guys are good

MrE 08-31-07 10:57 AM

Yeah, yeah ... but can you sing the theme to GUNSLINGER?

Jobronie 08-31-07 07:22 PM


Originally Posted by E. Honda
Years ago, I saw a TV show with a guest star who was extremely weird. He wore a half of a whiffle ball attached to his chin with a rubber band. What on earth was this show? Anyone recognize it?

That would have been William W. D. 'Bud' Prize, Jr., or as he was known to his friends, William W. D. 'Bud' (played by the brilliant Kenneth Mars). That was an appliance designed to pull his chin back in, not unlike braces would pull-in/straighten teeth, and was made by his chin-a-dontist, Cletus Emmet Wheelwelker. William W. D. 'Bud' was a frequent guest on both Fernwood2night and America2night.

(Hope I got most of that right, I'm going off a 30 year old memory.)

wendersfan 09-01-07 12:19 PM


Originally Posted by Jobronie
(Hope I got most of that right, I'm going off a 30 year old memory.)

:up:

madcougar 09-01-07 01:18 PM

I'm not surprised that someone knew the right answer. I'm surprised someone asked the question at 5 in the morning and had an answer by 7 in the morning.

RUSF18 09-01-07 07:23 PM


Originally Posted by Morf
wendersfan is correct. Not even a tough question. First result for a Google search of whiffle-ball chin tv show :google:

Pretty impressive, especially considering "wiffle" was spelled wrong.


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