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lambiepie-2 — 10 years ago(January 23, 2016 10:04 AM)

I am re-looking at Soap and the first few seasons were groundbreaking for its time. But back then I never got "Burt's" invisibility. Now that I'm an adult watching this, I it's drop dead funny to me.
I'm out.
Oh, here go hell come. Bye 'The Soup' I'll miss you!

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I'm watching it now.

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I loved Burt and Richard Mulligan was my favorite out of all them, which is hard from such a talented group.
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So? I'll do the second act first..

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Yes his invisibility was very funny. His way of dealing with what happened to his son. When he looks at Mallu waving his arms and making faces in front if him is hilarious.

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