Bonnie Franklin Dead: Final Interview for Trailblazing TV Mom of 'One Day At a Time'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2013
- Star of the hit-show "One Day at a Time" died of complications from pancreatic cancer.
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She seemed like a good hearted human being. Rip Bonnie
I never met her but my heart knew and loved her
R.I.P. Bonnie. You were a real American treasure to watch on television. You were beautiful.
Rest well...
I have a notion to second that emotion ! She was a beautiful lady...inside and out ! And what a gifted actress ! I especially loved her megawatt smile ! May she rest in eternal bliss....
@@jubalcalif9100 her eyes sparkled when she smiled
@@ML-rc7kb I could not agree with you more ! They certainly did ! Thanks for your perceptive comment !! :-)
bonnie rest in peace sad to hear of your passing
One of my fab shows as a kid...family always watched..RIP Bonnie...you brought us laughter, tears, and good times...
R.I.P Bonnie. You will be missed. I loved watching all of you when I was a kid. And loved you to pieces. :)
I still watch the show today. Love it
This show came out the year I was born. I watched a few reruns as a kid but always stuck with The Brady Bunch. I came across the first two seasons on Crackle and watching the pilot now. I love the show already and was sad to see Bonnie passed away. I’m sure I hear of it when it happened. I admire her for taking on such a role back then. She truly did change a lot. Such an amazing woman.
I'm so sorry. Memory eternal.
Im watching this show right now. Really brings back that familiar feeling when I was growing up. God bless all of them, living and gone.❤ I still remember when Valerie snagged Eddie Van Halen!! He was such a doll!!
Grew up with this show 💕
What a Doll and will live in American heart forever .
The show scared me for life.
I always had a crush on her as kid when I watched her TV show.
I didn't pay much attention to her back in the day. I'm watching the reruns now. She was a real fox
What a trailblazer! RIP Bonnie.
Great tribute to a talented lady.
You speak the truth, Kemo Sabe !!
loved her
RIp Bonnie Franklin. Getting ready to watch OneDayAtA Time Mother's Day Marathon Sunday.
Lunette Grojean i'm already watching i may be 32 but love one day at a time
+Lunette Grojean What channel?????
She was a Babe... I studied TV Broadcast Engineering at the now gone Metromedia Square in Los Angeles in the 1980s... One of kids in the class said they saw Bonnie Franklin in the hallway somewhere. I remember seeing MacKenzie Phillips walking thru the parking lot there.
❤i love her so much ❤
I love you very much. Don xoxo
I loved One Day At A Time.It was a seriously funny program,which had loads of humanity as well as humor.There was amazing chemistry between all of the stars-and it had more heart than any other Lear-produced shows!
she was main reason, not kids, for watching
What episode was that
And now Norma Lear is gone too. Rip Mr. Lear.
She had the greenest eyes in Hollywood.
I did, k she pass away 😢🕯️💗, as a kid in the 70s I had a crush ,for her..RIP, DEAR SEÑORA , ROMANO. 💗just watching ,rerun episode today, with shneider , in love and insecure.about him self not being attractive..😄
They shows like today
Yes, single mothers have worked out so well, glad we had this reminder 🙄😂
Bonnie Franklin old or young gorgeous
Anyway, let Tad know when it's time for me to get to Melinda Doolittle, if you and the CIA will. She really is from Scotland and someone I know from Tibco in Palo Alto. Love, Don xoxo
Did bonnie have any children?
Lunette Grojean None besides Barbara, Julie, and Alex
Step kids
She would've turned 80 today.
To me she was funny & very sexy lady, it sad that she gone. rest now Bonnie go with the lord amen.
I am very happen to be your and the CIA's hostage. I look forward to meeting you very much. Love, Don xoxo (As person of Jesuit faith, did you find the recent "angst" around Lance (Channing), the 2nd 6 of revelation suddenly having interest in me "interesting?"
Very unrealistic though
Met her as an extra on a set at Universal Studios, she was very rude and stuck up, as she was too good to speak with an extra. Won't shed a tear!
*....and once again, back into the Earth!*
*We are pathetic living creatures, arise.....only to repeat our repetitive of stupid, again and again, ppfff!*
Hottest woman on TV! Very beautiful.
I found her extremely attractive ! How sad that she died at only 69 years of age. She was gorgeous and terrifically talented !
@Willie Gordon I heartily concur ! If I had my choice, I'd rather be with her than any of those "Charlie's Angels" gals ! Bonnie had that megawatt smile, lovely figure & sweet personality that I found extremely attractive & alluring !!
Is Bonnie Franklin alive now
Bonnie Franklin and Nertech in hell
Okie Dokie. I'll cool my Jets. Who pays me?! Have the top secret coloring page, Margaret Tracey Tames the Savage Dragon of Lilac Lake. Oh my Lord
I couldn't stand her.
Rod Labbe Why did you not like Bonnie Franklin.She was playing a character on tv that was not her real character.How could you not like someone you did not know.She lived her life and now she is gone and yhats all you can say is that you dont like her.She set an example on tv though .She raised her two daughters after a divorce .We take peoples characteristics on a tv show and think thats the way the person is in real life.Iam waiting on your response as to why you do not like Bonnie Franklin ...What did dhd do to you?(written by Valerie White).
Rodd Labbe The last question read was What did Bonnie Franklin ever do to you?,written by Valerie White
She didn't "do anything" to me, I just never liked the character or the actress.
Bonnie franklin was so sexy and pretty
@@lloydkline7245 Amen to that !
Worst show ever. Poorly written, poorly acted and just so bloody dull.
I want to like it. I think Bonnie is good. But the show just feels like feminism from a man's perspective. And yes, i know it was written by a husband and wife team.
@Willie Gordon Sounds like a great show! Black people and their struggles exist, and folks now intermarry without second thought (and were doing so when this show originally aired), so it's good that's now reflected on TV.
@Willie Gordon Not sure what you have against black people and speaking honestly about institutionalized racism in America. But you are still free to marry a white woman if she consents. There's nothing wrong with that.