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And Specials: CBS's Funniest Flubs And Screw-Ups VII
Synopsis:
Cheech Marin ("Nash Bridges") returns as host of the seventh CBS'S
FUNNY FLUBS & SCREW-UPS, an entertainment special featuring outtakes
from decades of popular CBS programs, to be rebroadcast Friday,
May 31 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Liza
Snyder of "Yes, Dear" and Barry Van Dyke of "Diagnosis Murder"
help introduce funny, unexpected moments from their shows. (Originally
broadcast 5/31/01)
The special's
featured flubs are taken from today's popular CBS shows, including
"The King of Queens," "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "Becker,"
as well as moments from classics such as "The Red Skelton Show."
Flubs are
packaged into the following segments: KIDDING AROUND:
Stars flub their lines and make each other laugh in clips from
such shows as "The King of Queens," "Everybody Loves Raymond"
and "JAG."
CLASSIC
TV:
Outrageous television moments are provided by late talk show host
Steve Allen as well as Carl Reiner, Dinah Shore and Red Skelton.
LOVE FLUBS:
Keeping a straight face during a love scene, isn't always easy,
as demonstrated by clips from shows like "Yes, Dear" and "Becker."
PROPS:
Even though props can't speak or act, they can still flub a scene,
as evidenced in outtakes from "Diagnosis Murder," "Kate Brasher"
and "JAG."
BILL BURRUD:
Animal Host Bill Burrud learns that animals operate on instinct
in these spontaneous moments with furry guest stars.
BECKER:
Star Ted Danson certainly knows how to deliver a joke -- and take
one -- in these outtakes from his hit show "Becker."
LOCAL
NEWS:
Even the most serious journalist has trouble keeping a straight
face when something unexpectedly funny happens.
LIKE FATHER,
LIKE SON:
"Diagnosis Murder" co-stars Barry Van Dyke and his father, Dick
Van Dyke, share a television show, but also some flubs in this
segment…as do President Bush and former President Bush.
SPORTS
MOMENTS:
From the golf course to the football field, sports often provide
some of television's greatest moments.
Cheech Marin,
who plays wise-cracking police investigator Joe Dominguez in the
Network series "Nash Bridges," wrote and starred in the motion
picture "Cheech & Chong's Up in Smoke" and its five sequels, as
well as "Born in East L.A.," which he also directed. His additional
feature film credits include "Things Are Tough All Over," "Great
White Hype," "From Dusk 'Till Dawn," "Desperado," "Rude Awakening,"
"Ghostbusters II," "Tin Cup" and "Paulie." Marin also has an impressive
list of television credits, including guest-starring roles in
series such as "Dream On," "Happily Ever After," "Married...with
Children" and "Tales From the Crypt" and the films "The Cisco
Kid" and "Mother Goose Rock 'n' Roll Rhyme."
In addition
to her role in "Yes, Dear," Liza Snyder's television credits include
guest-starring roles in "Chicago Hope" and "Murder, She Wrote,"
both also on the Network. She was a series regular in "Jesse"
and "Sirens."
Barry Van
Dyke's television series credits, in addition to "Diagnosis Murder,"
include "The Harvey Korman Show," "Battlestar Galactica," "Gun
Shy," "Airwolf" and "The Redd Foxx Show." His television film
credits include "It Happened at Lakewod Manor," "Stalk of the
Wild Child" and "The Canterville Ghost," as well as the three
Dr. Mark Sloan films: "Diagnosis of Murder," "The House on Sycamore
Street" and "A Twist of the Knife," all on the Network.
The Cast:
Hosted by Cheech Marin
Guest Stars Liza Snyder and Barry Van Dyke
Production
Credits:
CBS'S FUNNY FLUBS & SCREW-UPS is produced by Andrew Solt Productions.
Andrew Solt is the executive producer; Richard Crystal, the co-executive
producer; Greg Vines, the producer, Morris Abraham, the director.
Solt and Crystal are also the writers.
Airdates: Originally broadcast on CBS May 31st, 2001. It reaired Friday,
May 31st, 2002 at 8:00PM ET.
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