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\nWhat a career. I grew up watching her on the Mary Tyler Moore Show<\/i>. Her comic timing was impeccable. Otherworldly. She was a STAPLE. And then came the juggernaut-phenom that was The Golden Girls<\/i>, one of the best and funniest shows ever to grace the television screens across the land. Like Seinfeld<\/i>, like Friends<\/i>, it plays on a continuous loop of syndication, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and has been that way for decades at this point. And unlike Friends<\/i>, Golden Girls<\/i> doesn’t date at ALL. <\/p>\n
Just like Dean Stockwell, another quirky unique talent, Betty White’s career spanned seven decades. She was just about to turn 100. <\/p>\n
My friend Mitchell said on Instagram, echoing my feelings and the feelings of her legions of fans: “We were so lucky to live in her era.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
What a career. I grew up watching her on the Mary Tyler Moore Show. Her comic timing was impeccable. Otherworldly. She was a STAPLE. And then came the juggernaut-phenom that was The Golden Girls, one of the best and funniest … Continue reading