Name the American comedy series starring Bob Newhart?

Answer 1

His series, in order:

"The Bob Newhart Show" - a short-lived NBC variety show in the 1960's.

"The Bob Newhart Show" - Newhart starred as Bob Hartley, a Chicago psychologist. With Suzanne Pleshette, Bill Daily, Peter Bonerz and Marcia Wallace. (1972-78, CBS).

"Newhart" - Bob starred as Dick Loudon, a Vermont inkeeper qand TV talk show host. With Mary Frann, Julia Duffy, Peter Scolari, Tom Poston. (1982-1990, CBS).

"Bob" - Newhart starred as cartoonist (and later, greeting card author) Bob McKay. With Carlene Watkins, Cynthia Stevenson and (in season two) Jere Burns and Betty White. (1992-1993, CBS).

"George & Leo" - Bob was George Stoody, a bookstore owner whose son's father-in-law moved into the empty room above his store. With Judd Hirsch and Jason Bateman.(1997-1998, CBS).

Hope one of these shows was what you were looking for.

Bob's also got a book that just hit stores this week called "I Shouldn't Even Be Doing This."

Answer 2

The Bob Newhart Show

Answer 3

There were actually two shows with Bob Newhart as the star. Funny enough they were The Bob Newhart show and Newhart both of which were on CBS and now Nick at Nite I'm sure. Hope that helps.

Answer 4

His major ones were "The Bob Newhart Show" (played a psychologist) and "Newhart" (played an innkeeper in Vermont). Then in the early 90's he had "Bob" (played a comic book writer).

Answer 5

Family Guy! jk Newhart

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Yeah...Newhart?

Answer 8

The Bob Newhart Show. Bob Hartley was a successful Chicago psychologist who lived in a high-rise apartment with his wife Emily, an elementary school teacher. Bob shared the services of his receptionist Carol with a bachelor dentist, Jerry Robinson. Carol was a brash, nutty individual who could dish it out pretty well to bother her bosses. II the fall of 1975, she married Larry Bondurant, a travel agent, after a whirlwind courtship. Originally two of the Hartley's neighbors were seen on a regular basis: Howard Borden, a divorced commercial airline pilot who had an annoying habit of barging into their apartment without knocking; and Margaret Hoover, a friend of Emily's. For a period Bob's sister Ellen lived with him and Emily, and at one point almost married Howard, but that passed.

Bob was a very low-key fellow, which was handy at the office but did not always prove effective in dealings with his wife and friends. Bob's patients had problems ranging from ordinary, everyday neuroses to homosexuality to extreme paranoia. They were all trying to find themselves. The character who appeared most regularly - and the one with the biggest problems - was Elliot Carlin, without doubt one of the most neurotic individuals ever seen on television. He was completely lacking in self-confidence, had a persecution complex, and was forever putting himself down.

In addition to treating his patients individually, Bob was a firm believer in group therapy, and his patients interacted in various groups in hilarious behavior.

Bob will appear in several episodes of ABC's series "Desperate Housewives". The episode, entitled "Children Will Leave" is set to be filmed this week, and will feature Bob as Morty, the estranged ex-boyfriend of Susan Mayer's mother Sophie. Susan Mayer is played by Terri Hatcher and her mother will be played by Leslie Ann Warren.

Answer 9

Which one?

Answer 10

He had several comedies which one are you referring to ? That would help to answer your question.