Marc Summers Unwraps Jim J. Bullock

Jim J. Bullock is an actor and comedian, widely recognized for his vibrant personality and versatile performances. He gained prominence in the 1980s for his role as Monroe Ficus on the sitcom "Too Close for Comfort" and has since appeared in a variety of television shows and movies. Throughout his career, Bullock has been praised for his comedic timing and has remained a beloved figure in the entertainment industry for his contributions to both TV and stage.
Marc Summers Unwraps is produced by Believe Limited. Keith Korneluk, Head of Podcasts. Jessica Richmond, Co-Creator & Producer.

[@Angel4967-]

Mr. Bullock is my absolute favorite! Every night I put Too Close For Comfort on as I'm going to bed. The reason for this is because I like to be laughing as I go to sleep. Sometimes when some of my favorite episodes come on I stay up later that I intended. This has been my routine for over a year when I found all the episodes on Tubi, while fighting cancer. 3 favorite episodes in this order, 1 - The Rush house could be torn down, but Monroe finds out it was a famous brothel and it goes from there, 2 - Monroe's dad visits, 3 Monroe has to dress up as Garfield the cat. Much love to Jim!

[@purplefuku]

From the northwest corner!! So happy to see him again. His appearances on HS‘86 & SSDD are legendary!

[@jacquecaeser9078]

Such fun have not laugh that much in a long time. JM should be on media. He tells a great, funny story.

[@jwgreek8606]

Would love to see those promos for Hollywood Squares you did Marc. Hopefully Wink Martindale will post them

[@HBK19971]

I grew up watching both these guys. Love them, miss Jm J. on tv. Over 35 years later, Too Close for Comfort is still hilarious!

[@lasherragreen5162]

Jim J looks damn good!

[@baranray]

Fantastic and inspiring.

[@ChrisLunde]

If there’s anyone who could effortlessly pull off a Charles Nelson Reilly bio pic it’s him!

[@jwgreek8606]

I happen to watch Coach on Roku channel especially the last two seasons when set in Orlando. It was the closest thing we got to an NFL team in Orlando

[@jwgreek8606]

Would love to hear the story of you getting fired from Too Close for Comfort!

[@DubtrackerFM]

Damn, was hoping they would talk about the time Jim guest hosted Double Dare when Marc was a contestant. I guess they both forgot

[@jwgreek8606]

Geoff Edwards hosted the Pilot for YNU.

[@jwgreek8606]

It actually is on prime and I plan on watching when I can quit watching tv in my room and go to the den and watch tv in there!

[@jwgreek8606]

He should write a book!

[@jwgreek8606]

Howard also sub announced on HS at one point

[@jwgreek8606]

You would have been great as Richard Fletcher on UHF!

[@jwgreek8606]

The name of the character was Neal you were Willie Tanner's brother

[@jwgreek8606]

Weird Al stated in the DVD commentary on UHF that Jim J. Bullock auditioned for the role of Richard Fletcher on UHF. Would have loved to have seen him in that role and being a back to the future fan would have been great seeing Crispin Glover as Philo. Or a used car salesman

[@jwgreek8606]

You, Jim, and Vanna Did run throughs for Ralph Edwards ironically Pat Sajak would host a pilot for Ralph. Alsp, Talkabout would not become a series until 1989 you were a celebrity on the first "sneak preview" episode.

[@jwgreek8606]

You got to be in Full Moon High Jim and that is all that matters. You got the role of Eddie as a consolation prize. My mom told me once you gotta learn to crawl before you walk.

[@jwgreek8606]

Boogie's was on WGN Superstition.

[@jwgreek8606]

Sande Stewart Bob Stewart's son was the producer

[@jwgreek8606]

Biloxi is in Mississippi not Louisiana

[@jwgreek8606]

Orion should have let Jim do UHF.

[@jwgreek8606]

Superatation

[@jwgreek8606]

Gee no wonder ALF got canned the next season.