Mrs. Clint Black played a grown-up "Bewitched" daughter on "Tabitha," before playing TWO roles on prime-time '80s soap, "Knots Landing." But, first, she began a singing career.
Man, Lisa had a way more legit singing career than I would have imagined. My aunt has still never forgiven Clint Black for marrying her… but it sounds like it was meant to be!
Slow down, speedy Gonzales! I finally am able to catch up (mostly) to your prolific output (and I'm not just talking about bowels) and then I look up and there are 5 more pieces I haven't read yet. You need to record a voice over version of your posts so I can just listen to them when I'm walking the dogs. You have the voice for it!
And way to downplay the Lisa Hartman dating lede! What, no photos? That's what AI is for! Or Photoshop.
Good work as always, Brad. I'm just glad she was able to work through the twin traumas of seeing Dick York replaced by Dick Sargent and 80's hair to have continued success in later life.
I’m 9 years younger than you Brad, so Tabitha hit when I was 12. Had a huge crush on Lisa, especially after learning she was from Houston. Also, when I worked on the features desk at the Chronicle, she was then in Knots Landing, and we had a running bet on how many times Maxine would mention her in a month!
Man, Lisa had a way more legit singing career than I would have imagined. My aunt has still never forgiven Clint Black for marrying her… but it sounds like it was meant to be!
Slow down, speedy Gonzales! I finally am able to catch up (mostly) to your prolific output (and I'm not just talking about bowels) and then I look up and there are 5 more pieces I haven't read yet. You need to record a voice over version of your posts so I can just listen to them when I'm walking the dogs. You have the voice for it!
And way to downplay the Lisa Hartman dating lede! What, no photos? That's what AI is for! Or Photoshop.
Good work as always, Brad. I'm just glad she was able to work through the twin traumas of seeing Dick York replaced by Dick Sargent and 80's hair to have continued success in later life.
I’m 9 years younger than you Brad, so Tabitha hit when I was 12. Had a huge crush on Lisa, especially after learning she was from Houston. Also, when I worked on the features desk at the Chronicle, she was then in Knots Landing, and we had a running bet on how many times Maxine would mention her in a month!