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* UncreditedRole: Creator/HermioneBaddeley as a Historical Society member in "It Takes a Heap of Livin'".
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* ReferencedBy: ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'' put their own spin on the theme song in the first ''Bloaty and Squirmy Show'' segments of the episodes "Dirty Dog" and "The Fatlands."
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** William Schallert also played Cathy's dad (and Martin's identical twin brother) Kenneth in a few episodes as well as their uncle Jed in one episode.
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** William Schallert Creator/WilliamSchallert also played Cathy's dad (and Martin's identical twin brother) Kenneth in a few episodes as well as their uncle Jed in one episode.
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** Patty and Cathy ''technically'' aren't twins, being cousins instead of sisters, but Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible and it's clearly the same kind of thing.
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** Patty and Cathy ''technically'' aren't twins, being cousins instead of sisters, but Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible they're otherwise identical and [[Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible it's clearly the same kind of thing.gimmick]].
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** And then there's "The Perfect Hostess", in which Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from UsefulNotes/{{Tennessee}}. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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** And then there's "The Perfect Hostess", in which Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle SouthernBelle from UsefulNotes/{{Tennessee}}. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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* DawsonCasting: Creator/EddieApplegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard. Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their characters were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series.
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* DawsonCasting: Creator/EddieApplegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard. Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their characters were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series.
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** And then there's "The Perfect Hostess", in which Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from Tennessee. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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** And then there's "The Perfect Hostess", in which Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from Tennessee.UsefulNotes/{{Tennessee}}. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her 1987 memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to film new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled. While ABC ''did'' want to broadcast the show in color, the production company (Creator/UnitedArtists Television) refused to do so, probably in the hope that the network would offer more money to produce the show.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her 1987 memoir, memoir ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC Creator/{{ABC}} decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to film new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled. While ABC ''did'' want to broadcast the show in color, the production company (Creator/UnitedArtists Television) refused to do so, probably in the hope that the network would offer more money to produce the show.
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* DawsonCasting: Eddie Applegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard. Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their characters were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series.
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* DawsonCasting: Eddie Applegate, Creator/EddieApplegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard. Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their characters were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her 1987 memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to film new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled. While ABC ''did'' want to broadcast the show in color, the production company (United Artists (Creator/UnitedArtists Television) refused to do so, probably in the hope that the network would offer more money to produce the show.
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* RealLifeRelative: Patty Duke's first husband was Assistant Director Harry Falk, Jr. Upon their marriage, Falk got promoted to director for a few episodes.
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* CastIncest: Paul O'Keefe starred as a young Hans Christian Andersen in TheDaydreamer, where Patty Duke played Thumbelina, who is implied to have a crush on him.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her 1987 memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to film new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled. \n While ABC ''did'' want to broadcast the show in color, the production company (United Artists Television) refused to do so, probably in the hope that the network would offer more money to produce the show.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her 1987 memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to film new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to begin filming new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to begin filming film new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Patty Duke [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in her memoir, ''Call Me Anna'', and in numerous interviews since, that had ABC decided to make the investment [[ItWillNeverCatchOn to begin filming new episodes in color]], ''The Patty Duke Show'' would likely have lasted a few more seasons than it had, as it was still a strong ratings draw in 1966 when the show was canceled.
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* CastIncest: Paul O'Keefe starred as a young Hans Christian Anderson in TheDaydreamer, where Patty Duke played Thumbelina, who is implied to have a crush on him.
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* CreatorBacklash: A minor example: Patty Duke mentioned in later interviews that while she loved the show and the cast and crew, and considered her castmates her family/social life due to her traumatic personal life at the time, she disliked Patty and Cathy's hairstyles. The clothing line in her name that was released to cash in on the show's success wasn't to her taste, either.
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* CreatorBacklash: A minor example: Patty Duke mentioned [[WordOfGod mentioned]] in later interviews that while she loved the show and the cast and crew, and considered her castmates her family/social life due to her traumatic personal life at the time, she disliked Patty and Cathy's hairstyles. The clothing line in her name that was released to cash in on the show's success wasn't to her taste, either.
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* CreatorBacklash: A minor example: Patty Duke mentioned in later interviews that while she loved the show and the cast and crew, and considered her castmates her family/social life due to her traumatic personal life at the time, she disliked Patty and Cathy's hairstyles. The clothing line in her name that was released to cash in on the show's success wasn't to her taste, either.
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* ActingForTwo: Aside from the obvious, William Schallert also played Cathy's dad (and Martin's identical twin brother) Kenneth in a few episodes as well as their uncle Jed in one episode. Furthermore, in "The Perfect Hostess", Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from Tennessee. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their character were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series, but Eddie Applegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard.
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* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their character were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series, but Eddie Applegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard.Richard. Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their characters were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series.
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** William Schallert also played Cathy's dad (and Martin's identical twin brother) Kenneth in a few episodes as well as their uncle Jed in one episode.
** Patty and Cathy ''technically'' aren't twins, being cousins instead of sisters, but Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible and it's clearly the same kind of thing.
** And then there's "The Perfect Hostess", in Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from Tennessee. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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** William Schallert also played Cathy's dad (and Martin's identical twin brother) Kenneth in a few episodes as well as their uncle Jed in one episode.
** Patty and Cathy ''technically'' aren't twins, being cousins instead of sisters, but Administrivia/TropesAreFlexible and it's clearly the same kind of thing.
** And then there's "The Perfect Hostess", in Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from Tennessee. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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* ActingForTwo: Aside from the obvious, William Schallert also played Cathy's dad (and Martin's identical twin brother) Kenneth in a few episodes as well as their uncle Jed in one episode. Furthermore, in "The Perfect Hostess", Patty Duke played Patty and Cathy's distant cousin Betsy, a Southern belle from Tennessee. So really, there are three identical cousins instead of two...
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* CastIncest: Paul O'Keefe starred as a young Hans Christian Anderson in TheDaydreamer, where Patty Duke played Thumbelina, who is implied to have a crush on him.
* DawsonCasting: Averted in the case of Patty Duke and Paul O'Keefe, who like their character were 16 and 12 at the beginning of the series, but Eddie Applegate, who played Patty's on-again, off-again boyfriend Richard, was 27 when he first played 16-year-old Richard.
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