Ed Brown an old widower owned and operated a small filling station in Los Angeles. He hired a fast-talking, Chico Rodriguez, to help him run the place. Since Chico also lived in the garage, the two were always together, and when they weren't bickering between themselves, they came to a greater understanding of each other's generation and culture.
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- 03x03 Chico Packs… (Oct. 22, 1976)
- 03x01 Della Moves In (Oct. 01, 1976)
- 02x15 The Hypnotist (Jan. 16, 1976)
- 02x01 Paint Job (Sep. 12, 1975)
- 01x21 Louie's… (Mar. 07, 1975)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Jack Donohue (69 episodes)
- Peter Baldwin (16 episodes)
- James Komack (2 episodes)
Writers
- Michael Morris (12 episodes)
- Ron Friedman (11 episodes)
- Norm Liebmann (8 episodes)
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- José Feliciano, who composed the show's theme song, actually appeared on one episode. He played the role of Chico's cousin who, appropriately enough, was a world famous musician.
- Chico served in the army before going to work for Ed.
- During the first year, Chico used the catch phrase "That's not my job", which Freddie Prinze had used in his stand up act. Some people complained this perpetuated the image of the lazy…
[show]During the first year, Chico used the catch phrase "That's not my job", which Freddie Prinze had used in his stand up act. Some people complained this perpetuated the image of the lazy Hispanic, so he switched to the catchphrase "Looking Good".
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