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After striking up a friendly conversation while waiting in line at the bank, Bob is held hostage when the man -- suspected of robbing the bank -- hides out in his office.
After striking up a friendly conversation while waiting in line at the bank, Bob is held hostage when the man -- suspected of robbing the bank -- hides out in his office.
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The Bob Newhart Show
S5, EP23 "Shrinking Violence"Bob offers sound psychological advice to his wife and his therapy group on how to handle anger. Then he proceeds to lose his temper when dealing with a garage mechanic.
The Bob Newhart Show
S5, EP24 "You're Having My Hartley"Hot baby news is the order of the day when Carol announces that she's expecting a baby. Then Emily drops her bombshell and Bob nearly comes unglued at the prospect of becoming a father.
The Bob Newhart Show
S6, EP1 "Bob's Change of Life"Bob sees his well-ordered life turned topsy-turvy when he and Emily move to a new Chicago residence.
The Bob Newhart Show
S6, EP2 "Ex-Con Job"Bob's attempt to help men leaving prison to re-enter society has him climbing the walls.
The Bob Newhart Show
S5, EP22 "The Mentor"Bob offers to help Carol's husband, Larry, with his travel agency. In return, Larry turns the psychologist's reception area into a mini-Polynesian village.
The Bob Newhart Show
S5, EP21 "Desperate Sessions"After striking up a friendly conversation while waiting in line at the bank, Bob is held hostage when the man -- suspected of robbing the bank -- hides out in his office.
The Bob Newhart Show
S5, EP20 "Taxation Without Celebration"Bob's memory is taxed to the limit when he forgets that April 15th is the Federal income tax deadline, and also the date of the Hartleys' seventh wedding anniversary.
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