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-->''"Joey, Joey, Joooey!"''
-->''"Son of a gun."''

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[[caption:350: ''"Joey, Joey, Joooey!"'']]
-->'"Son of a gun."'

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!!''The Joey Bishop Show'' provides examples of the following tropes:

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!!''The Joey Bishop Show'' provides examples of the following tropes:
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--> ''"Joey, Joey, Joooey!"''

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--> [[caption:350: ''"Joey, Joey, Joooey!"''
Joooey!"'']]
-->'"Son of a gun."'
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This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York.York, and Abby Dalton as his wife Ellie. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.
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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a Los Angeles public-relations executive and living with his mother and younger siblings. For season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. Most of the supporting cast was also completely different, and the show started filming in front of a StudioAudience that season.

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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a Los Angeles public-relations executive and living with his mother and younger siblings. For season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. Most of the supporting cast was also completely different, and the show started went from using a LaughTrack to filming in front of a StudioAudience that season.StudioAudience.
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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a Los Angeles public-relations executive and living with his mother and younger siblings. For season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. Most of the supporting cast was completely different, and the show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience that season.

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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a Los Angeles public-relations executive and living with his mother and younger siblings. For season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. Most of the supporting cast was also completely different, and the show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience that season.
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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives with his mother and younger siblings. For season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. Most of the supporting cast was completely different, and the show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience that season.

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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a Los Angeles public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives and living with his mother and younger siblings. For season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. Most of the supporting cast was completely different, and the show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience that season.
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This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, a Hollywood PR man and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, a Hollywood PR man and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.
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This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive PR man and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.
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Starring comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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Starring comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, This {{sitcom}}, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of starred comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.
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Starring lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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Starring comedian and lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.
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* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: Joey Bishop appeared in an episode of ''The Danny Thomas Show'' that was intended to be this, but by the time the series was picked up his character's name was changed along with a couple of secondary characters.

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* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: Joey Bishop appeared in an episode of ''The Danny Thomas Show'' that was intended to be this, but by the time the series was picked up his character's name was changed along with and a couple of secondary characters.characters were dropped or added.

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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives with his mother and younger siblings. For the second season, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. The show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience in season 2.

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* PoorlyDisguisedPilot: Joey Bishop appeared in an episode of ''The Danny Thomas Show'' that was intended to be this, but by the time the series was picked up his character's name was changed along with a couple of secondary characters.
* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives with his mother and younger siblings. For the second season, season 2, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. The Most of the supporting cast was completely different, and the show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience in season 2.that season.
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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives with his mother and younger siblings. For the second season, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie.

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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives with his mother and younger siblings. For the second season, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie. The show also started filming in front of a StudioAudience in season 2.

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Starring lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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Starring lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, a Hollywood public relations executive and later the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his Joey's personal and professional life as a celebrity.


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* AffectionateNickname: Joey calls Ellie "Texas" because [[HometownNickname that's where she's from]].


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* {{Retool}}: The first season had Joey working as a public-relations executive in Los Angeles who lives with his mother and younger siblings. For the second season, this was changed to Joey hosting a TV talk show in New York and living with his wife Ellie.
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Starring lesser known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961–64 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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\nStarring lesser known lesser-known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961–64 1961 to 1964 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on the character of Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity.



* AsHimself: Many guest stars appeared on the series laying themselves as guests of the talk show.
* BrickJoke: "The Fashion Show" has a classic, hilarious long brick joke, possibly even the TropeNamer, starting with a joke about a precise builder ending up with a seemingly nonsense punchline about an extra brick he throws away. Followed by a joke about a lady with a dog confronting a man with a pickle on a train. The brick returns as the punchline.
* FoodPills: Parodied when Joey and Ellie try to get rid of Larry, Joey's manager and TheThingThatWouldNotLeave, by presenting a meal that consists of a single NASA-developed food pill for each of them. Larry seemingly leaves but then comes back with pizza and Joey and Ellie try to ignore it but start gobbling up the pizza, since the pills were hardly filling.

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* AsHimself: Many guest stars appeared on the series laying playing themselves as guests of the talk show.
* BrickJoke: "The Fashion Show" has a classic, hilarious long brick joke, possibly even the TropeNamer, starting with a joke about a precise builder builder, ending up with a seemingly nonsense punchline about an extra brick he throws away. Followed by a joke about a lady with a dog confronting a man with a pickle on a train. The brick returns as the punchline.
* FoodPills: Parodied when Joey and Ellie try to get rid of Larry, Joey's manager and TheThingThatWouldNotLeave, by presenting a meal that consists of a single NASA-developed food pill for each of them. Larry seemingly leaves but then comes back with pizza pizza, and Joey and Ellie try to ignore it but start gobbling up the pizza, since the pills were hardly filling.
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Starring lesser known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, the show centered on Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity.

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Starring lesser known Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, the show this sitcom, which aired on Creator/{{NBC}} from 1961–64 and then on Creator/{{CBS}} in 1964–65, centered on Joey Bishop as the character of Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity.
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* BrickJoke: "The Fashion Show" has a classic, hilarious long brick joke, possibly even the TropeNamer, starting with a joke about a precise builder ending up with a seemingly nonsense punchline about an extra brick he throws away. Followed by a joke about a lady with a dog confronting a man with a pickle on a train. The brick returns as the punchline.
* FoodPills: Parodied when Joey and Ellie try to get rid of Larry, Joey's manager and TheThingThatWouldNotLeave, by presenting a meal that consists of a single NASA-developed food pill for each of them. Larry seemingly leaves but then comes back with pizza and Joey and Ellie try to ignore it but start gobbling up the pizza, since the pills were hardly filling.

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Many guest stars appeared on the series [[AsHimself playing themselves]] as guests of Joey's talk show.

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!!''The Joey Bishop Show'' provides examples of the following tropes:

* AsHimself:
Many guest stars appeared on the series [[AsHimself playing themselves]] laying themselves as guests of Joey's the talk show.

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Starring lesser known Rat Packer Joey Bishop, the show centered on Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity. Many guest stars appeared on the series playing themselves as guests of Joey's talk show.

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Starring lesser known Rat Packer Creator/RatPack member Joey Bishop, the show centered on Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity.

Many guest stars appeared on the series [[AsHimself playing themselves themselves]] as guests of Joey's talk show.show.
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Starring lesser known Rat Packet Joey Bishop, the show centered on Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity. Many guest stars appeared on the series playing themselves as guests of Joey's talk show.

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Starring lesser known Rat Packet Packer Joey Bishop, the show centered on Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity. Many guest stars appeared on the series playing themselves as guests of Joey's talk show.
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Starring lesser known Rat Packet Joey Bishop, the show centered on Joey Bishop as Joey Barnes, the host of a TV talk show originating in New York. Each episode dealt with events in his personal and professional life as a celebrity. Many guest stars appeared on the series playing themselves as guests of Joey's talk show.

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