Suzanne Pleshette, RIP

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[MirrOlure]

Best series ending in TV history, IMO.

Newhart, the Vermont innkeeper, wakes up in the middle of the night with his wife from the original series (Pleshette), and comments that he had a weird dream.................and that she (his wife) would look good in a sweater.

From one who fondly recalls the Golden Age of TV ....


....RIP

 

[RomaVicta]

Memorable in The Birds, too. Great name and a sexy lady.

RIP

 

[Beau Vine]

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[Olhorn]

Wow, one of my first dream girls. I did enjoy the Bob Newhart show greatly. A wonderful lineup on CBS at that time.

 

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[smwhorn]

"Hi, Bob."

omigod that got me drunk a few times.

RIP

 

[TXSNOS]

Am very sad.

 

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[Napoleon]

I saw these two shopping at Costco in LA about 4 or 5 years ago. They were both on Bob Newhart TV shows, but Suzanne was on "The Bob Newhart Show" and Tom Poston was on "Newhart". In her bio, it says that they dated back in 1959 while working together and then after marrying other people, ended up getting married in about 2000.

some lady with Tom Poston (middle) and Suzanne Pleschette (right)

Here's another shot of them:The Link

But when I saw them, they were pushing a shopping cart. It was kind of cute actually.

 

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[WorsterMan]

She was a babe - I remember my Dad really dug her in her prime. RIP Suzanne

 

[idigTexas]

Dman. I just saw her at Chasen's.

 

[Pentaconta]

Farewell, and Rest In Peace.

They sure don't make good shows like Newhart anymore. Sigh.

 

[Chest Rockwell]

She was a good looking lady. Growing up, it was a toss-up over who was the hotter sitcom woman: her or Mary Tyler Moore. RIP

 

[RabidLonghorn]

Her husband Tom Poston died in 2007.
RIP

 

[71grad]

Great actress and a fine looking woman. I still have a couple of her Playboy issues. I was never a big fan of Newhart, but I watched the Suzanne show every week.

 

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[S197HQQKEM]

Playboy issues?

What playboy issues?


Tom Poston was one lucky dude.

 

[elface]

She was great in Spirited Away.

 

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[Bluff Horn]

I heard she was at Chason's with Saul Siler, head guy at Playtone Records

 

[Texas]

Ms. Pleshette also was in an amusing little late 70s "buddy/cop" film called "Hot Stuff" - her fellow officers/buddies were Dom DeLuise and Jerry "Amos Moses" Reed.

This week we also lost the fine character actress, one of Ms. Pleshette's contemporaries, Lois Nettleton. (To any fans of the original "Twilight Zone", she was the lady who was the star of the unforgettable episode "The Midnight Sun", about the woman who dreamt that the earth was slowly drifting toward the sun and everything was heating up rapidly and horribly.)