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What About Bob? (1991) More at IMDbPro »

  • Recent 2004 airing on TBS uses the term "tourette's syndrome" instead of the TV-friendly toned-down "Buddy's disease", and used *almost* all of the original dialog associated with it.

  • The television version has replaced footage of several scenes wherein Bob and Siggy exchange insults while faking Tourette's Syndrome. In the replaced footage, they are faking "Buddy's Disease," and the insults are significantly toned down.

  • A TV Spot had the alternate reaction from Bob when Leo's house exploded. Instead of "Oops"...he yells with a smile, "Oh, my God, your house!"


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