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Tribute episode

posted 11 years ago by daybreak_2003
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I seem to remember an episode of the show that was just the actors talking about memories of John Ritter. Is that an actual episode of the show, ans if so, where can I find it?

[–] fivedollarbaby 11 years ago

I believe in the season 2 DVDs there's an extra with them talking about him. I don't think it's an actual episode though. Other than the one with his funeral but that's not about John that's about Paul.

[–] chak88 11 years ago

Are you sure about the season 2 dvd extra because I was going to buy it but on amazon it says no special features. If you see this and have a chance please respond thanks

[–] fivedollarbaby 11 years ago

Oh ya know what. It's actually not on there. I just checked. I had bought all 3 seasons on DVD one time not knowing they were recorded on the TV as it aired (or that the third wasnt even out on DVD, I was a little oblivious) & it was on that one because when they first aired it they had Katey Segal talking about John.

[–] chak88 11 years ago

Oh ok thanks for your quick response I appreciate it I will probably still buy the 2 seasons available on dvd anyways even without special features just so I can have them forever

[–] Frantastic_Miss_Fox 10 years ago

I'm a bit late to this conversation now but it wasn't an actual episode, I think it was just a little clip of the actors talking about him that played before the two part 'Goodbye' episodes that were on after it! I can't be too sure about in America, but when they were shown over here they played that clip every time before those episodes would air. Even on the repeats!

'You people. If there isn't a movie about it, it's not worth knowing, is it?'

[–] megafauna005 10 years ago

Miss Fox, where are you?

Jesus NEVER existed! He is Judeo Christian MYTH!

[–] Frantastic_Miss_Fox 10 years ago

England!

'You people. If there isn't a movie about it, it's not worth knowing, is it?'