TV Guide, July 26-Aug 1, 1980: Judd Hirsch, Marilu Henner, Tony Danza (Taxi)
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TV Guide, July 26-Aug 1, 1980: Judd Hirsch, Marilu Henner, Tony Danza (Taxi)
Happy 4th of July, Everybody!
Probably, the only President's speech that can make us feel united . . . Like Ever . . .
Still can't get over this scene
Penny Marshall cameos on Taxi as herself in 'Louis Moves Uptown'.
season 5, episode 13. Written by David Lloyd, Directed by Michael Zinberg. 22 Jan 1983
This is why I am a huge defender of longer seasons. They had time to do silly things like this that had no impact on the story-arc, but were fun and random and playful.
Sorry for the poor quality recording- pluto has a lock on screenshots and recording, and I had to do it from my iphone.
Martin Mull guest stars in a meta episode of Taxi 'Hollywood Calling', where a producer and actor and their crew come to the garage to try to get to know the taxi drivers and get inspiration for the film they want to make.
(below image is not necessary and Martin is barely visible, but I just loved Danny DeVito's expression)
A bit of trivia for the episode--
1.21 'Hollywood Calling,' written by Les and Glen Charles, directed by James Burrows. 7 August 1980.
So I'm reading this as Elaine as pansexual. And you cannot stop me.
Bobby: I mean, like, like, when I act with a real pro, I get better.
Alex: Yeah, it's the same with tennis.
Alex: When I play with an "A" player, I get better.
Elaine: Yeah, it's the same with sex.
Alex: You get better?
Elaine: They do.
Judd Hirsch getting entrance applause on The Big Bang Theory. I know that's right!
Judd Hirsch for Skippy