R.I.P. Bob Newhart, considered one of the greatest comedians in history 

Thanks Bob for paying tribute to Bob. Newhart was undoubtedly one of my favorite comedic series

What a wonderful comedian!!! Never heard anyone say anything bad about him! RIP❤

I loved The Bob Newhart Show, thanks for the tribute to him.

He was a good actor .R.I.P. Bob New hart

RIP Bob Newhart!!

Bob Newheart was one of a kind. I enjoyed everything I saw him in. So funny 😁 Good bye, Bob. You will be missed 😢 💔 🙏

Thank you for recognizing Mr. Newhart!

A legend never dies

Bob Newhart, a classic When I heard he passed away, my first thought was, Bob Newhart and Don Rickles are together again and heckling each other Wonderful comedy Thanks Bob 🙋‍♂️🙏

I loved him in Newhaft, the show was hilarious! Rest in Peace.

Thank You Bob

Great video. I enjoyed The Bob New hart show. Always thank you .Praying for you 🙏 Melanie

Thanks for doing a video for Bob. He and Rickles were two of my all time favorites. I’m sure they’re in Heaven with Rickles needling him a little. lol

Thanks for posting this tribute to Bob Newhart. I was lucky to have seen him perform live twice. He knew how to work the audience as a standup comedian. His deadpan reactions to the crazy characters he surrounded with (especially Larry and the two Darryl's on 'Newhart') will be studied by future generations of comedians. A very funny man.

I Loved Bob. Good Shows. I liked Him on THE BIG BANG THEORY. 😅

Probably the best of the one sided conversation bits. 🤓😎✌🏼

I was too young to get the jokes in the 1972 BNS, but i loved Newhart and TBBT!! I didnt know until he passed that he was once an accountant! Thanks Uncle Bob! God bless!

Bob Newhart went to college at Loyola University in Chicago. My sister went there too. I live near Loyola.

God Bless you Bob Newhart….if I had a dollar for every time you made me laugh 😁

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Rodney Dillard posted on the Dillards Facebook page that the Darlings were the inspiration for the Larry, Daryl, and Daryl characters.

I love this tribute, thank you so much. I never saw Bob Newhart not hysterical in anything he did. One issue: the original Bob Newhart Show could not have had competition from MASH and The Waltons because they were all three on CBS. I'm surprised you didn't mention his longtime friendship with Don Rickles as well. What a loss to the vanishing art of Comedy. Too many apologies, too few laughs. (Sorry, I hope that comment did not put me in dutch with rules violation. Not my usual role.)

He was one of the greats. There was a sketch about a children's TV host. Richard Pryor confessed to stealing his album. Bob Newhart told him that he got a quarter from each sale. So Pryor gave it to him. The NBC series led to him appearing on one of their anniversary specials. Bill Daily was there too, but for I Dream Of Jeannie. Bob's passing makes Dick Van Dyke the only remaining star of the movie Cold Turkey. Many cast members later worked again for director Norman Lear. A TV Guide article at the time of Newhart's debut had him saying that he considered bringing back his previous sitcom. That makes the finale even more ironic. It was my second guess that Suzanne Pleshette would be in the bed. My first was of Mary Frann in the Japanese getup. The subsequent anniversary special featured the other cast members, along with three brothers. There were also dramatic roles on ER, Desperate Housewives, and NCIS. His book was good. The driving instructor routine was inspired by seeing lots of want ads. That suggested high turnover. At the time he didn't have a driver's license himself.

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I always thought Bob Newhart was the best!

He was a very funny man,more importantly he was a good man.His assessment of variety shows is not unique among those who did them Captain and Tenille quit their show after one year for the same reason.

Like "The Man Who Looks Like Hitler" with the little girl who's Daddy was the Pilot if the plane they were on.😮. 🤓😎✌🏼

This is sad. I like the Newhart show. However, I think I am the one person on the planet that does not like the way the show ended. Now when I watch it, am I watching a show about a Vermont do-it-yourself book writer/innkeeper/talk show host? Or am I watching a show about a Chicago psychologist who is having a dream that he is a writer/innkeeper/talk show host?