Newhart Season 6 Episode 20
Dick gets a chance to work with his favorite illustrator, Corinne Denby, while George & Joanna eagerly await the Inn’s 5,000th guest.
Serie: Newhart
Episode Title: Draw Partner
Air Date: 1988-03-07
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