The Bob Newhart Show season 6 episode 16 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a comedic turn of events, an orthodontist's attempt to reassure a young patient goes awry, leading to a series of humorous encounters involving dental fears, a group therapy session's dynamics, and Mr. Plager's creative struggles to find success in writing. The group's therapy session humorously delves into their insecurities and relationships, culminating in Mr. Plager's play that comedically exaggerates their traits. Despite initial resistance and feelings of ridicule, the group and audience eventually embrace the unintended humor of the play, leading to reconciliation and a newfound appreciation for Mr. Plager's work, symbolized by a group photo.
Full Episode S06E16 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is afraid of dentists in the episode?
Tommy expresses fear of dentists.
What profession does Jerry practice?
Jerry is an orthodontist.
What is the main theme of the group therapy session?
The session explores personal insecurities and relationship dynamics.
What are some of Mr. Plager's failed TV show ideas?
Mr. Plager's ideas include "Police Barber" and "Vermin Kingdom."
What does Emily experiment with at home?
Emily conducts chemistry experiments.
What is the play "All Noisy On The Western Front" about?
The play humorously portrays characters based on the therapy group members during World War I.
How does the group initially react to Mr. Plager's play?
The group feels violated and ridiculed, leading to a demand for changes in the play.
What is the public's reaction to the play's performance?
The audience finds the play unexpectedly funny, leading to laughter and applause.
Does the group accept Mr. Plager's portrayal of them in the end?
Yes, the group comes to appreciate the play's humor and reconciles with Mr. Plager.
What symbolizes the group's acceptance at the end of the episode?
The group's willingness to take a photo together symbolizes their acceptance and reconciliation.