we're glad you joined us for bob newhart. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> pleased to welcome bob newhart back to this program. he's been delighting with us his comedy for more than 50 years. the final season of newhart was released on dvd including the surprise ending that is still considered one the of best in tv history. to refresh your memory, here is that famous scene from the newhart series finale. >> honey -- honey, wake up. you won't believe the dream i just had. don't you want to hear about it? [ laughter ] all right, bob, what is it? >> i was an inn keeper in this crazy little town in vermont. >> that was one of the best endings ever. >> and my wife's idea. she came up with it. yeah, yeah. we were in the sixth year of the show one day. and i was kind of unhappy with cbs for moving us around and putting shows in front of us and behind us. and we were at a christmas party and we were waiting to have the picture taken in the people's hole we were at.

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join me next time for a conversation with bob newhart. that's next time.ee you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tuscany is named after the etruscan people who lived here centuries before this region was conquered by ancient rome. over 2,500 years ago, long before anybody had heard of julius caesar, and back when rome was still just a small town, the etruscan civilization flourished in this part of italy. etruscan tombs are scattered all over the countryside, located both on good maps and on signposts. we're dropping in on a farm to visit the tomb of the hescanas family. this tomb, cut out of solid tufa rock, was discovered by the farmer's grandfather. what little we know about the etruscans we've learned mostly from their fresco-covered tombs. [ speaking italian ] the farmer tells me that this tomb dates back to about 350 b.c. [ speaking italian ] the entire family was buried in several sarcophagi in this tomb. -[ speaking italian ] steves: we can read the family name, spelled what we would call backwards

join me next time for a conversation with bob newhart. that's next time.ee you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. steves: westminster abbey. this most-historic church in the english-speaking world is where kings and queens have been crowned and buried since 1066. while it was first built in the 11th century, much of what we see today is 14th century. when there's a royal wedding, the world looks on as, amid all this splendor, thousands of britain's glitterati gather under these graceful gothic arches. the centerpiece is the tomb of edward the confessor, who founded the abbey. and surrounding edward are the tombs of 29 other kings and queens. this is the tomb of queen elizabeth i. her royal orb symbolizes she was queen of the entire globe. the abbey is filled with the remains of people who put the "great" in britain -- saints, musicians, scientists, and soldiers. for lovers of english literature, strolling through poets' corner can be a pilgrimage in itself. king henry vii's lady chapel, with its colorful win