Mr. Belvedere Fan Club

Perhaps because the air and the wrongness bizarrerie fact that the show (the father of Bob Uecker, a Running Gag, as no two clocks in the house are always at the same time), Belvedere remain cult among people following just grew up and was often in pop culture. The DVD contains two of the best known: the great Saturday Night Live "Guy Who plays Mr. Belvedere Fan Club" sketch with Tom Hanks, Chris Farley and Phil Hartman their best, and Family Guy Stewie shouts on which the theme of the song. (Ilene Graaf, the mother on the show, we read in the DVD special features, if she heard, Stewie do, she thought: "We have arrived!") But perhaps the best and most detailed Belvedere all references in the second season of Ned & Stacey show, where Sheehan was a co-executive producer and the stone was a counselor. The show was an episode called the Belvedere, where Ned (Thomas Hayden Church) is his idol Mr. Belvedere to a commercial, only to discover that the man (who did not his name in the entire episode ) really believes, it is Mr. Belvedere. "Tony gave me the other (younger) fans who on staff has been enormous," said Pierre, "and all the shading surface. A very funny episode, so I thought. "

Peter also said, a few legends that grew up around this show. One is the "quarrel" with the ABC-Show Sledge Hammer!, If the creator, Alan Spencer, light projectiles on them and nothing to do on his DVD commentary. "Sledge Hammer the pleasure of our air, so we are pleased to return. (Once, I think) No tires have been significantly reduced, or dead roses sent. Quite docile as the feud go .

There is also a famous legend, that the production had to be stopped, if Christopher Hewett (Mr. Belvedere) violates his testicles. That is, is not an urban legend: "Yes, it's true. Mr. Belvedere has its own balls. It was found in a reverse convertible at the Hollywood Christmas Parade. We had d arrest for a week while he healed. Pat Rickey, our producer, before this revelation with the report, "You can not say that each of these

The DVD appears that all the consequences of failure (23.5 minutes worth of time, for the period), and specificity is 15 minutes of making-of, consisting of new interviews with four surviving members of the five actors. (Tracy Wells, also known as "Heather" was the only no-show.)