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* LifeImitatesArt: The town of Waters, Arkansas, on which Lauck and Goff based their fictional town, officially changed its name to Pine Ridge after the show became popular.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Many of the World War 2 episodes were dedicated to explaining or promoting various wartime programs (rationing, War Bonds, etc). A lot of them were less than subtle (or subtile, as L & A would have put it) about it.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Many of the World War 2 episodes were dedicated to explaining or promoting various wartime programs (rationing, War Bonds, etc). A lot of them were less than subtle (or subtile, as L & A would have put it) about it.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: Many of the World War 2 episodes were dedicated to explaining or promoting various wartime programs (rationing, War Bonds, etc). A lot of them were less than subtle (or subtile, as L & A would have put it) about it.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: With the arrival of the 50s, the series tried to mimic the Jack Benny format. This meant adding an orchestra and a live audience, stretching the episodes from 15 mintues to 30 minutes, and making each episode a self-contained story rather than part of a larger arc. Thankfully, Lauck and Goff listened to fan complaints and switched back to the old soap opera format.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: With the arrival of the 50s, Starting in 1948, the series tried to mimic the Jack Benny format. This meant adding an orchestra and a live audience, stretching the episodes from 15 mintues to 30 minutes, and making each episode a self-contained story rather than part of a larger arc. Thankfully, Lauck and Goff listened to fan complaints and switched Fans weren't too fond of these changes, and, in 1950, the show went on hiatus. It came back to in 1953 with the old soap opera format.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: With the arrival of the 50s, the series tried to mimic the Jack Benny format. This meant adding an orchestra and a live audience, stretching the episodes from 15 mintues to 30 minutes, and making each episode a self-contained story rather than part of a larger arc. Thankfully, Lauch Lauck and Goff listened to fan complaints and switched back to the old soap opera format.
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler:Abner's wife leaving him. The episode manages the neat trick of being sad and genuinely funny at the same time. Thankfully, they reunite a few episodes later.]]
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* TearJerker:[[spoiler:Abner's Abner's wife leaving him. The episode manages the neat trick of being sad and genuinely funny at the same time. Thankfully, [[spoiler:Thankfully, they reunite a few episodes later.]]
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* TearJerker: [[spoiler:Abner's wife leaving him. The episode manages the neat trick of being sad and genuinely funny at the same time. Thankfully, they reunite a few episodes later.]]
