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| + | This popular rock group is mentioned by the son to his dad as proof that rock groups are a sound investment: They made $100,000 their first year and sold three million records last year (er, 1967). | ||
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| + | See also [[The Friends Indeed]], [[The Mamas and Papas-In-Law]], [[The Warts]]. | ||
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Revision as of 07:00, 19 July 2017
From the "How Not to Manage a Rock Group" episode (04/28/68) of forgotten 1960s sitcom The Mothers-In-Law.
This popular rock group is mentioned by the son to his dad as proof that rock groups are a sound investment: They made $100,000 their first year and sold three million records last year (er, 1967).
See also The Friends Indeed, The Mamas and Papas-In-Law, The Warts.
