That's Life

TV Series
1968–1969
1h

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Robert Morse and E.J. Peaker in That's Life (1968)

The life and love of a young couple is told through a series of monologues, sketches, and song-and-dance routines. Each episode followed how they met and fell in love, and then their subsequ... Read allThe life and love of a young couple is told through a series of monologues, sketches, and song-and-dance routines. Each episode followed how they met and fell in love, and then their subsequent married life. Numerous guest-stars helped round out the cast.The life and love of a young couple is told through a series of monologues, sketches, and song-and-dance routines. Each episode followed how they met and fell in love, and then their subsequent married life. Numerous guest-stars helped round out the cast.

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Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys
- 2 nominations total

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Robert Morse

Robert Dickson

E.J. Peaker

Gloria Quigley Dickson…

Kay Medford

Mrs. Quigley

Shelley Berman

Mr. Quigley

Rodney Dangerfield

Charlie…

Paul Lynde

Clerk…

Jackie Vernon

Sid Caesar

Mr. Adams

Tony Randall

Rodney Wonderful…

Mr. Faversham

Phil Silvers

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"That's Life" was wonderful

"That's Life" was one of the spin-offs of the "ABC Stage 66"/"ABC Stage 67" series that introduced unique artistic efforts on the ABC Television Network. I remember watching "That's Life" as a kid, and absolutely falling in love with it.

The show was set up as a weekly, ongoing Broadway musical production, with original songs each week.

Bobby Morse and E. J. Peaker were fantastic as the stars of the excellent show.

I would love to see it released on DVD. I would be thrilled to see these episodes again.

ABC, in those days, was far more creative than the other networks. They had to be more creative, and try risky ventures, because they had far fewer stations than the other networks, and were always a distant third place in the ratings. This situation brought about some of the most creative and imaginative shows ever on television. I really miss those days.