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Although there are examples in a few episodes, all three words can be found in the pilot. When Rockford and the Lindsay Wagner character confront her brother, the Bill Mumy character, he says about his father "To hell with him," at which point Lindsay slaps him in the face. I recall the station...

And One Day at a Time two years after that (although they did air a backdoor pilot with the Schneider character that didn't sell). What does the Mary Tyler Moore, Barney Miller and One Day at a Time finales have in common? Besides the obvious, all or most characters went on their way, the...

I remember a Public Service Announcement around that time about Conservation Energy. It wasn't a special though, it was about a minute long and showed up usually in the late-night hours.

Nor do I. If anybody cut the line out it was a local station cutting it out for local broadcast. Reminds me of when The Rockford Files was shown on a local station owned by a church. There were some episodes where words like "hell," "damn" and "queer" were cut out.

Some episodes of Hazel on Antenna TV are missing the laugh track. It's odd to see the actors pausing after "funny" lines to make room for the laugh track which results in a lot of dead air.

Or even "lose" sleep...

I've always seen the name written as Bamm-Bamm. (Check the "Little Bamm-Bamm" episode title.)