Ep 7. My Son the Comedian

Bob Newhart is back in another hilarious comedy series, The Bob Newhart Show. In season 6, episode 7, titled "My Son the Comedian," Bob and his wife, Emily, try to figure out their son, Jerry's, future career path.

Jerry has always been interested in comedy and has been performing stand-up routines at local clubs. However, Bob and Emily are worried about their son's future and want him to pursue a more stable career. Bob believes that Jerry should become a dentist and Emily thinks that he should become a lawyer.

Meanwhile, their daughter, Trisha, is a successful lawyer who is about to appear on a local talk show to discuss her expertise in international law. Trisha is also eight months pregnant and is worried about how her pregnancy will affect her appearance on the show.

Bob and Emily attend Trisha's television debut and are proud of their daughter's accomplishments. The talk show host, David Sands, urges Trisha to discuss her personal life and pregnancy, but Trisha is hesitant. David finally persuades her to talk about her pregnancy and the challenges of balancing her career and motherhood.

As Bob and Emily watch their daughter on TV, they begin to wonder if they were too hard on Jerry and if they should support his dream of pursuing a career in comedy. They realize that everyone has their own unique path in life and that they should support their children in their passions and dreams.

Later, Jerry performs at a comedy club and invites his parents to watch him. Bob and Emily are hesitant at first but eventually agree to go. They watch Jerry's performance and realize that he is talented and passionate about comedy. They decide to support Jerry's dream and help him pursue a career in comedy.

The episode ends with Jerry performing at a comedy club, with Bob and Emily proudly laughing and cheering in the audience.

Season 6, episode 7 of The Bob Newhart Show is a heartwarming and comedic exploration of family dynamics and pursuing one's dreams. It reminds viewers that it is never too late to support and encourage loved ones in their passions and aspirations.