It focused on the patrons of a New York City bar that was run by Harry Grant (Gabriel Dell) during the 1972 run and a husband and wife played by Eugene Roche and Anne Meara in 1973. Can you give me any info? Where can I watch or purchase a DVD of the series?Ī: The comedy aired briefly on ABC in the summer of 1972 and again in the summer of 1973. Q: I remember a show from the early ’70s called “The Corner Bar.” It was very funny. Grady focused on music, including as composer of Phil Donahue’s theme song, before his death from cancer in 2012. Stanley Livingston has been a producer and director but is now reportedly retired. (Considine once told an interviewer that his role was “no longer a challenge.”) But the show still had three sons, with Steve adopting an orphan named Ernie, played by Barry Livingston, Stanley’s younger brother.īarry is the only one of the “sons” still acting, for example on the shows “The Orville,” “Bosch” and “Angie Tribeca.” Considine has focused on writing and photography, especially about automotive topics. When the series moved from ABC to CBS after five years on the air, Mike married and left the show. Fred MacMurray was their father, Steve Douglas. Another Disney veteran, former Mouseketeer Don Grady, was middle son Robbie. Tim Considine, then known mainly for his work in Disney productions such as “Spin and Marty,” played oldest son Mike. Stanley Livingston played the original youngest son, Chip Douglas.

Who played the other two sons? Are they still acting?Ī: Patrick Labyorteaux, who played Bud on “JAG” (and has occasionally reprised the role on “NCIS”) was not even born when “My Three Sons” premiered on ABC in 1960. Q: Could the boy who played Chip on “My Three Sons” be Bud on “JAG”? Sure looks like him. I have some answers, from deep in the TV vault.

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