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In a video spot filmed for the White House's PSA on summer jobs last year, Betty White recalled that she landed her first job right around the time television started. "I got a guest shot, we did a little interview," she said. "And it taught me that whatever I did for the rest of my life, I wanted to stay in that business. And I have. I'm 90 and still in that business and loving it."
I'm happy she's happy, but a career that's diminished to sashaying into a room to be the old lady saying bad words (Betty White just said "muff"--Yay!) isn't my cup of tea. IMO, that's getting as old as she is.
I'm happy she's happy, but a career that's diminished to sashaying into a room to be the old lady saying bad words (Betty White just said "muff"--Yay!) isn't my cup of tea. IMO, that's getting as old as she is.
As much as I like Betty White, I don't the show. Not my type of humor.
We watched her in 1949, when she began appearing as co-host with Al Jarvis on his daily, live variety show Hollywood on Television on KLAC in Los Angeles. I even got a autographed picture of her then. It's lost now.
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