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FRED AND BARNEY AND ALL THE MONEY, MONEY!
tcchelsey18 February 2024
Obviously the title pokes fun at the tv show, THE UNTOUCHABLES, well written by Arthur Phillips, who was the main writer for RED SKELTON.

In a way, this goofy story sounds like something Red Skelton would get into. Fred and Barney are fall guys to the max. They decide to open a detective agency --why not? -- and their first client is a mysterious lady called Dagmar (played to the hilt by Sandra Gould from BEWITCHED). She sounds like Mae West and is just as alluring, hiring Fred and Barney to help the bank president of the Third National Bank(?) transfer some money. Huh?

Right there the red flags should have gone up, but not for these guys....

The president is a bank robber --and Fred and Barney are accomplices, though the bad guys want to make it look like THEY are the robbers. Get it?

A whole lot of fun, another one of those classic adventures we all grew up on, and with some kooky characters mixed in. Can't get enough of this stuff.

Definitely, a story that could have also come from THE HONEYMOONERS, starring Jackie Gleason. This one really has the feel. 10 Stars.

FROM SEASON 2 EPISODE 7 remastered.
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Private Eyes
Jimmy_the_Gent412 December 2021
Fred and Barney decide to try being private investigaters.

A funny episode. They are hired by Dagmar, a sexy platinum blonde, her voice is an imitation of Mae West. She tells them to go the Third National Bank and meet the president of it. It turns out they are all a bunch of bank robbers and want to use Fred and Barney as patsies. The character of Dagmar disappears after the first half and is never mentioned again. Fred and Barney wear deer stalker hats in the second half.
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