Hi, this is Ed Beggley Jr. and you're listening to Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast.

Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried and this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing

colossal podcast. I'm here once again with my co-host Frank Santopadre and where

we're recording at Nutmeg with our engineer Frank Ferdorosa. Our guest this week

is a five-time Emmy nominee and much admired TV and film actress who's been working steadily

since the mid-1950s and she isn't ready to stop yet. Movies include Operation Petty

Code, some came running, Teachers Pet, Airport, Grand Theft Auto, Colossus, The Forbidden

Project, Music Within and the evening star which she earned her Golden Globe nomination

for Best Supporting Actress. You've also seen her in dozens of popular television shows

including Life with Father, Route 66, The Counter Limits, The Love Boat, Brooklyn Bridge,

The Drew Carries Show, King of the Hill, That 70s Show, The New Adventures of Old Christine

and Gilmore Girls. But she'll forever be known as The Wise and Supporting Matriarch.

The Portif. That's Supporting. Best Supporting Matriarch.

Marry and Cunningham on Gary Marshall's iconic series Happy Days.

In a career spanning seven decades she shared the big and small screen with Ginger Rogers

Tony Curtis, Lauren McCull, Noel Coward, Frank Sinatra, Carrie Grant, Glee Marvin, and Shirley Maclean

as well as former podcast guests, Ed Asner, James Karen, Bernie Capel, and of course

Arpalds, Donnie Moss and Henry Winkler. Her new memoir is called My Days. Happy and otherwise.

And we couldn't be happier that she decided to slip to the studio and speak with us.

Please welcome to the podcast a talented first-order aisle performer and a woman who once gave Clark Gable a love note written on an Easter egg.

Missy C. Hutch Elf, Marion Ross.

Oh, I have never been introduced so gloriously. Of course now I have nothing to say.

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