Series · CBS · 1972
Pass it on
The Bob Newhart Show
63Watch it awake.
Two adults who like each other, and a man who gets paid to listen. I would leave it on.
The review
Bob's work is listening, and they play that listening for comedy. Emily teaches and is his wife. A neighbor who navigates planes wanders through. The patients are the joke of the week. Nothing here pretends the stakes are enormous. What the louder hits skipped is a marriage of two adults who simply like each other.
I leave this on without a speech afterward. The jobs are recognizable, the home is not a backdrop, and you are not being pushed toward the next meanness. It will not make a coward brave. It may remind a house that a reasonable man and a woman who can stand him are already an evening. If you want someone to break, change the channel. If you want a tone a person could live inside, this is the one.
Journal
Keep The Bob Newhart Show in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 63. Yours can differ.
The glance
Courage and Republic are the thin ones.
Does anyone risk something they would miss, or is it only noise?
This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this
The Andy Griffith Show
73 instead of 63
The Andy Griffith Show is still a comedy show, and it scores 73 instead of 63. What you gain is republic: Mayberry is a commons.
The eight
- 8Industry
Bob is paid to listen, and Emily's teaching is a real second job in the house.
- 9Household
A marriage of two adults who like each other is the quiet center, not a prop.
- 5Piety
Bob's job is listening, and the joke is that he stays a reasonable man.
- 3Courage
Almost nothing they value is put at risk; the stakes stay comfortably small.
- 4Republic
A navigator lives next door, but nobody owes the block a public duty.
- 8Temperance
You are not steered toward the next humiliation; the tone stays livable.
- 6Truth
Patients supply the jokes, while listening is still treated as his real work.
- 7Stewardship
A marriage that likes itself is left standing, which many louder hits never managed.
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