On Apr 10, 5:18=A0pm, Kingsfan13 <kingsfan1...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Is it true that William Frawley was always in a bad mood on the set?
> I read that Bill was always in a foul mood and was nasty. =A0I wonder if
> his mood had anything to do with the fact that his BMs (bowel
> movements) were hard, brittle, and very dry. =A0As everyone knows, BMs
> (bowel movements) that are not soft, pliable, and moist, are
> unpleasant and tend to put people in bad moods. =A0I would appreciate
> everyone's comments on this. =A0Thanks.
>
> P.S. =A0My fervent wish to everyone who frequents this NG is for soft,
> pliable, and moist BMs (bowel movements).
CBS didn't want Bill in the spot as Fred Mertz because of his heavy
drinking, but he became quite a dependable actor on the show in his
own right. Vivian Vance never liked William Frawley (I'm wondering if
Lucille Ball felt the same way even though she paid a tearful farewell
to him in the Hollywood Re****ter when he died) because he was too old
to be playing her husband.
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