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Watson got her start on television as a hopeful on Ted Mack and the Original Amateur Hour in 1963. [3] She went on to star as the boy-struck teenage girl Karen Scott in the 1964 situation comedy television series Karen, [4] [5] the only portion of the largely unsuccessful 90 Bristol Court (which also included Harris Against the World and Tom, Dick and Mary) to last the entirety of the 1964 ...
90 Bristol Court is the umbrella title of an NBC series consisting of three sitcoms set in a Southern California apartment complex located at the title address. The 90-minute block aired Monday nights from October 5, 1964, through January 5, 1965, and consisted of Karen (7:30-8:00pm), Harris Against the World (8:00-8:30pm), and Tom, Dick, and Mary (8:30-9:00pm).
The film starred the original black & white series's cast, with the exception of Pat Priest who was replaced by Universal Pictures by its teenage contract player Debbie Watson. Priest commented in the A&E Biography documentary produced on The Munsters by the A&E (Arts and Entertainment) cable TV network, that she was devastated at the producers ...
In 1999, Watson Realty Corp. acquired Palm Coast Home Realty. Palm Coast Home Realty was the resale real estate marketing division of ITT Community Development Corp., the initial developer of Palm Coast, a 15,000-home community halfway between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. [2] In 2017, the company merged with All Florida Realty, offering ...
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Herman gets seasick, Marilyn (Debbie Watson) encounters a new love and suitor Roger Moresby (Robert Pine). Grandpa gets turned into a grey wolf upon accidentally consuming a wolf pill and has to be sneaked through British immigration and customs.
The studio replaced Priest with Debbie Watson (12 years Priest's junior) in the role of Marilyn Munster in the 1966 feature Munster, Go Home! (1966) instead of Priest, as Watson was under contract to the studio, which had plans to make her a film star. [citation needed]
Debbie Watson may refer to: Debbie Watson (actress) (born 1949), American actress; Debbie Watson (water polo) (born 1965), Australian water polo player