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Bob doesn't leave the doctor alone.

Dreyfus at the end with the basket …hilarious.

I'll never get sick of watching that movie it's so funny.

I love the Movie and this Video. Watched many times. Thank you

My favorite movie. Thanks for filming this. I wish someone would be able to film inside the house

Bob, the patient.

I love this movie. Just watched it again last night.

Great stuff! The town was actually active prier to the filming. In fact, it was very much a sort of get away location many went to for vacation. I lived minutes away from there with my dad during summer and winter breaks from elementary school. His wife was the cashier at the little convenience store. They had some great burgers! Anyway, my dad was hired to help with the special effects team and I had the opportunity to go on many of the locations, primarily the miniature replica house that was blown up. I was just a kid then, but it was an awesome experience to be sure. My dad left the area a couple years after the filming. From the looks of it, it was a good decision on his part. It’s sad to see the town is no more, but it was old when we were there and the fact they were booming even then said a lot.

I got the movie on DVD many years ago and I have seen for one thousand times... I love it!.

Good movie.

During the time this was being filmed, I worked for a large Lumber Company in nearby Roanoke - Moore's Lumber & Building Supplies - where the Prop Building Crews bought the Lumber and Supplies to build the sets for the movie. The trucks came in daily. It was pretty cool that this was all happening 30 miles away.

There's 2 kinds of people in this world those who love Neil Diamond and those who don't !!!!Love the movie

Baby steps

Heather is funny lol. I liked how she said they were glad to see Bob go

Just so y’all know, it’s pronounced “Moneeta”. Nice video! I’ve lived at SML all my life and think it’s so cool they filmed here and at the Elks home where I would visit many times as a kid

l love the movie and even fall in love with the beautiful area. For over 30 years, I have wanted to. visited the area and today I found out it is the true location and you Got to be kidding me lol. I still want to visit.

The town Bob arrived to now looks abandoned. Time does fly 30 years later.

Love yalls videos

That was Faye pushing the cart in front of the stairs. And they had enough food to feed the entire network. 😋

Im from Roanoke VA

That was interesting, thanks for sharing. That was a very funny movie!

Very glad you made this video. Even if the way you both spoke gave me motion sickness.

I actually live on Scruggs road, right next to the waverly subdivision, about 1.3 miles from the mansion

Im from Virginia born and raised

I was in Lake winnipesaukee around 15 years ago, and was close by this last august. I’m Pretty sure it exists. they could’ve named it after the movie, I guess

Hi, McAndrew's travels. "What About Bob"? I didn't even know this movie existed until just the other day. How did I not know it existed? I'm not making this up: Richard Dreyfuss once went to the Vatican to meet Pope John Paul II with my (drum roll, please)-my psychiatrist! Bill Murray once moved next door to my Dad. Ahem: btw, I also used to live in Virginia.

Mashed potatoes and gravy Marie!

I apsalutly love what about Bob I somehow missed it when it came out since then it's definitely my all time favourite movie 🍿🎥 great video as always

Great video, classic movie! Was the vacation house hard to get a glimpse of? We’re going to be in the area next month and wanted to see if we could drive by and get a picture or two.

another great vid

Love you guys !! Huge fan of y’all’s work keep up the great work please !!!

Marie, you're wise...

New HAMPSHIRE?!

I would love to get a picture at the house ....did you have permission to go on the property?

Another fantastic video 👍 can I just ask about your sideways cross? My most prized possession is my St Benedict’s cross which I bought in St Marks Cathedral in Venice..

3:09 the bus station was an old masonic devil worshiping hall or lodge

Christianity is a strange religion because of its weird concept of sin. The sin argument is an interesting one. Christian apologists claim that Adam and Eve were created perfect but they had freewill - hence why they sinned. The problem with this claim is that if they were created perfect then they should have always made perfect decisions. Imperfection does not give birth to perfection. That goes against the rules of logic. PERFECTION BEGATS PERFECTION. IMPERFECTION BEGATS IMPERFECTION. Logic always wins. Therefore, the Christian apologists claim is completely wrong from a logical standpoint - of course, that is if we are using the same logical parameters to assess this topic in the same way we would assess everything else in life. Of course, the Eden story is entirely mythological - but Christian apologists interpret the story literally - thats the problem. You see, All the geographical locations in the bible are actually real - so are the various people groups mentioned in the bible. But all the stories are entire mythological and consist of allegory and metaphor. In fact, all the worlds organised religions are actually the same in this manner. Ancient Humans were simply trying to understand the world around them and their greater purpose - so they wrote what they SURMISED was Gods nature and mixed in their own folklore tales with it. They then put these ALLEGORICAL hybrid tales into books and the resulting end products are what you would call the so called "holy books" from the various people groups around the world. There is nothing surprising about this. Thats just human beings behaving like human beings. Throughout the thousands of years people groups from around the world have done this. The trick is to make the various resulting religions work for YOU. Rather than YOU working for these religions. Hell was not taught as a lake of fire in the Old Testament. The greek idea of hell in the New Testament is very easy to explain. Let us first examine the Jews. The orthodox Jews claim that both Christianity and Islam are actually BASTARDISATIONS of orthodox Judaism. The orthodox Jews do not believe in hell as a place of eternal torture by fire. That would explain why greek ideas of hell have been put in Jesus's mouth by the greek writers of the New Testament. Especially, considering that in order for any person to learn greek 2000 years ago the only greek writings actually available to actually PRACTICE learning the greek language were greek mythological epics which documented precisely greek ideas of hell. For example, Hades and Tartarus are terms for hell copied straight from the greek mythological epics which contained these concepts and ideas. People simply learnt these Greek epics as a way of practicing reading and writing greek as the main greek writings were all mythological works. The New Testament writers then copied these greek ideas of hell into the greek New Testament they were writing. The New Testament is a fusion of Judaism and Greek mythology. Hellinistic Judaism is well documented by Orthodox Jews themselves. It was eventually suppressed - but It re-emerged as New Testament Christianity in 325ad. The difference is that this time it was backed by the state of Rome in what became known as Roman Catholicism. ALL, the various protestant denominations copied these doctrines as they branched off from Roman Catholicism. They left out other doctrines and took the main doctrines into their new Protestant version of Christianity.

"Muhkneeda", btw 😅

Less talking more clips and scenery

It's pronounced Moe Nita