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    "My Three Sons" Cast Reunites, Reminisces
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    Stan said it was a huge deal for MacMurray to make the switch to television. He said, "When the younger generation looks at the show, they don't realize it would be like if Mel Gibson or Michael Douglas decided to do a TV show." But who was crankier on set -- William Demarest, who played Uncle Charley, or William Frawley, who played Grandpa Bub? Full Article at CBS News
    When the younger generation looks at the show, they don't realize it would be like if Mel Gibson or Michael Douglas decided to do a TV show.
    SOURCE: CBS News 3 weeks ago
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"My Three Sons" Cast Reunites, Reminisces
  1. It was sort of segregated from what was happening in the real world ... I think it was simpler.
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  2. We could talk, but we had to end by turning away
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  3. Frawley was a kick ... Frawley was just so much fun.
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  4. That's how (the couple's) triplets came about.
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  5. You know the roof was coming off the '60s at the time. John and Yoko were having sleep-ins, and so we should have a big bed with Robbie and Chip and Ernie and -- everybody
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  6. The real world was quite tumultuous and revolution was in the air, and we were still eating Uncle Charley's cookies and having milk.
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  7. There was not a lot of drama, and Fred MacMurray set the tone for that. He was a pretty conservative, straight-arrow guy.
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  8. This was in '67,'68, something like that
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