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Tue 27
The Jetsons: High Moon — Howard Morris
The Jetsons take a road trip to the Old West after George tires of Elroy's fixation with a TV star.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Tue 27, 6:00 pm -
Thu 29
The Jetsons: Little Bundle of Trouble — Howard Morris
The Jetsons take in a baby who was abandoned on their doorstep, but Astro grows suspicious of the newcomer.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Thu 29, 6:00 pm -
Thu 29
Wanted: Dead or Alive: Detour — Howard Morris
Martin Fairweather has two lovely daughters which are the objects of a young man's affection. Papa doesn't want to lose his best cook and best cleaner so he proceeds to chase any possible suitors away. Josh's job is to distract Papa long enough for the girls to elope!
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Thu 29, 7:30 pm -
Fri 30
The Flintstones: Curtain Call at Bedrock — Howard Morris
Barney steps in after Fred turns down the male lead in a local production of "Romeorock and Julietstone". But what he does with the role is a tragedy that even coaching from the Great Gazoo can't help.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Fri 30, 6:30 pm -
Fri 30
The Andy Griffith Show: Mountain Wedding — Howard Morris
Ernest T. Bass (Howard Morris) made his first appearance in this classic episode, in which he's determined to marry Charlene Darling, even though she's wed to Dud Wash. This is also the show that finds Barney dressed as a bride. Dub Taylor appears as a preacher. Charlene: Margaret Ann Peterson. Dud: Hoke Howell. Briscoe: Denver Pyle.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Fri 30, 8:30 pm -
Sun 1
The Flintstones: Boss for a Day — Howard Morris
The Great Gazoo grants Fred's wish to be boss of the quarry for one day, but his short term as supervisor is a rocky one as he learns that the job comes with some big headaches.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Sun 1, 7:30 pm -
Mon 2
The Jetsons: Rip Off Rosie — Howard Morris
Rosie eats a faulty lug nut that causes her to steal things.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Mon 2, 6:00 pm -
Mon 2
The Flintstones: Fred's Island — Howard Morris
Fred's boss invites him to his yacht, but when he arrives, he discovers he's there to paint the boat. While he's napping on the vessel, the moorings come loose and Fred and Barney end up beached on an uncharted desert island.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Mon 2, 6:30 pm -
Mon 2
The Andy Griffith Show: Ernest T. Bass Joins the Army — Howard Morris
Ernest T. Bass (Howard Morris) tries to join the Army so he can get a uniform to impress his sweetheart, Romenna. But when he's rejected, he goes on a rock-throwing rampage through Mayberry. Pratt: Allan Melvin. Doctor: Paul Smith. Barney: Don Knotts. Aunt Bee: Frances Bavier.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Mon 2, 8:30 pm -
Tue 3
The Jetsons: Fantasy Planet — Howard Morris
In a parody of "Fantasy Island," the Jetsons live out their wildest fantasies: George runs his own company; Jane is queen of an asteroid; Judy is a pop star; and Elroy and Astro are superheroes.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Tue 3, 6:00 pm -
Tue 3
The Flintstones: Jealousy — Howard Morris
Fred fakes a headache to get out of a social engagement with Wilma and go bowling with Barney. But when he learns that his wife is going out instead with a former school crush, he becomes jealous and uses the talents of the Great Gazoo to keep an eye on her.
Air Time & Details for Howard Morris, Tue 3, 6:30 pm
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Biography
About Howard Morris
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Diminutive (5'7") comic actor Howard Morris was in his teens when, while attending the National Youth Administration's radio workshop in New York City, he befriended another aspiring actor named Carl Reiner. The two were reunited in Honolulu during World War II, when Morris was Reiner's sergeant in an entertainment unit. Both Morris and Reiner played supporting roles in Maurice Evans' army-camp tour of Hamlet and MacBeth; after the war, the two performers toured in the musical Call Me Mister before joining the cast of Sid Caesar's TV comedy-variety series.
Only after finishing nine seasons with Caesar were Morris and Reiner able to establish their own individual showbiz identities: Reiner as a novelist, film supporting actor, director and creator of The Dick Van Dyke Show, and Morris as one of the most prolific TV guest stars and directors of the 1960s. Relocating from New York to LA in 1961, Morris played the recurring role of goonish, rock-throwing Ernest T. Bass on The Andy Griffith Show, and a whole slew of one-shot assignments on series ranging from The Danny Thomas Show to The Twilight Zone.
Morris forever shed the "third banana" status he'd had during his Sid Caesar days by directing episodes of such TV weeklies as Andy Griffith, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Gomer Pyle USMC, and the unforgettable black-and-white pilot for Get Smart. He also served as producer of the 1972-73 sitcom The Corner Bar. In films, Morris sparkled in such supporting parts as Jerry Lewis' browbeaten father in The Nutty Professor and German psychiatrist Dr. Lilloman in Mel Brooks' High Anxiety (1977).
His theatrical-film directorial credits include the all-star comedy Who's Minding the Mint (1967), Doris Day's swan song With Six You Get Eggroll (1968), a very WASP-ish adaptation of Woody Allen's Don't Drink the Water (1969), and the Donny & Marie Osmond opus Goin' Coconuts (1978). Howard Morris is also a fixture of the animated cartoon voice-over world, supplying voices and directing recording sessions for many a Hanna-Barbera, Filmation and Walt Disney production: If you can't place the voice, think of Morris as Atom Ant, Beetle Bailey, Jughead Jones, and futuristic rock star Jet Screamer ("Eep, opp, ork, ah-ah") on The Jetsons.