And then Mr. Brown proceeds to give one of the hammiest "breakdown scenes" in history ("At last! I'm getting the recognition I've long deserved"), making the moment when a gang of pseudo-Black Panthers relieve him of his member in "Foxy Brown" look like something out of "Death of a Salesman."
Coincidentally, "As the Hart Turns" was co-written by Ronnie Wenker-Konner, who head-wrote THE DOCTORS for a spell with her then-husband, Lawrence.
My personal fave is when he shows up on "Three's Company" as Cindy's photographer boyfriend who, in so many words, informs her that her skin looks hideous. Of course, with the deeply tinted glasses he wore in his scenes, I'm sure everyone's skin looked like crap.
Let me put it this way: if John McCook had come along about 10 years earlier than he did, he probably would've been a client of Henry Willson's. IYKYK.
Which also explains Cameron Mathison's career, lol.
I mean, if I were two steps away from the gutter and hired to write for B&B, I'd probably write the best material that I could for him. Just as I would write the best material that I could for ANY soap performer. (Except for Cameron Mathison. That's when I'd turn the gun on myself).
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