Talk:The Uncle Al Show

Table to infobox

In case any information is needed from the table that I replaced, I’m placing a copy of the code here:

{| class="infobox bordered" style="width: 20em; text-align: left; font-size: 95%;"
|+ style="font-size: larger;" | '''''Uncle Al Show'''''
|- 
| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | [[Image:Wanda Al & Jack Williams (Lucky).jpg|center|181px]]
|- 
! Broadcast History:
| <sup>''1950-1985, <br>([[WCPO]] Television, [[Cincinnati]], Ohio)''</sup><br> <sup>''(Ran for 14 months on <br>[[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] Network 1958-59)''</sup>
|-
! Creators:
| <sup>Al Lewis<br>Mort Watters<br></sup>
|- 
! Stars:
| <sup>"Uncle Al" Lewis<br>[[Wanda Lewis]] (1956-85)</sup>
|- 
! Cast Regulars<br> (incomplete):
| <sup>Larry Smith (1957-60, 1961-64)<br>[[Bob Shreve]]<br>Tom McGreevey<br>Tom York<br>Jack Williams (1972-85)<br>Larry Kinley
</sup>
|- 
! Directors:
|<sup> Mike Tangi<br>Bob Jamison<br>Tom Tenhundfeld</sup>
|}

Crying children

Does anyone have footage of a 2yo crying from one of the many memorable shows because his sister didn't want to sit next to him? 216.195.89.58 (talk) 12:38, 7 May 2024 (UTC)

Death wording

As we all know, "surrounded by family" is a common assertion about a person's situation at the time of their death. But we should remember that Wikipedia has verifiability standards. "Surrounded by his family" was added on 6 March 2009 (by editor @Professor2789:). Is this because (a) that's what it says in a reliable source, or (b) it's an obligatory cliche, or (c) some other reason? I'm not seeing how we know who was there when he died, and I'm not sure we should employ a cliche just because it's trendy. -- HLachman (talk) 16:34, 5 April 2026 (UTC)