Bob Newhart Talks of Own Success and Setbacks
Bob Newhart reflects on his career from nightclubs to television, noting early success with awards followed by a cancellation and a comeback with The Bob Newhart Show. He explains his shift from monologue to character driven humor and describes the three camera production style and his cautious embrace of a regular series.
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