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And the other thing is that when the documentary said that Uncle Jimmie [Bob Ross’s brother, who held the controlling interest in his estate during the first settlement] was afraid to participate in the documentary, he called me, maybe two days after the documentary came out, and he said, “Joan, I have to tell you I never told anybody that I was afraid to participate in the documentary.” He said, “I just don’t…”— and he’s told me this before—he doesn’t do interviews. He doesn’t talk about his brother. He certainly does not talk about his dealings with Steve in the sort of caretaker position that he had. He’s just always been very private like that. But he felt he needed to call me and tell me that is just not true. What do you mean by that? Do you mean he’s the beneficiary of the business still or in some capacity? Another allegation that seems to justify some criticism is that Bill Alexander [who taught Bob Ross his technique] was willing to help Bob, and do a video handing off his brush in support of him. And then he was caught off guard and said he felt “betrayed” when Bob Ross became more popular and had his own line of painting products. Admirers of Ross’s saintly image may feel alarmed by the title of a new Netflix documentary premièring today: “Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed.” The trailer, with its noirish overtones, doesn’t help matters, nor does the fact that the director, Joshua Rofé, made a previous docuseries about Lorena Bobbitt. Jesus Christ, what did Bob Ross do?, you may wonder. Can’t we have any good men? Indeed, the documentary has all the true-crime hallmarks: sinister underscoring, cryptic foreshadowing (“I’ve been wanting to get this story out for all these years,” the painter’s son, Steve Ross, says), traumatized-looking talking heads. But don’t worry: Bob Ross didn’t kill a man in Reno in 1966 or run a dog-fighting ring. If anything, the documentary is too accepting of his image as a celebrity faith healer.

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Schonfeld, Zach (August 30, 2018). "Inside the whispery, wonderful, inexplicably relaxing golden age of ASMR". Newsweek . Retrieved March 21, 2021.Bob Ross: 13 Happy Little Facts About the Iconic PBS Painter". Biography. October 28, 2015. Archived from the original on November 1, 2015 . Retrieved November 1, 2015. Artist and art critic Mira Schor compared Ross to Fred Rogers, host of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, noting that Ross's soft voice and the slow pace of his speech were similar. [15] a b "Before they were famous, Airman edition". U.S. Air Force Live. Archived from the original on April 17, 2017 . Retrieved March 10, 2015. We don’t make mistakes…just happy little accidents.” Happy Little Accidents is the game where your mistakes become your masterpieces! Celebrate your creativity in this positive party game inspired by the wisdom of legendary painter Bob Ross. You will surprise yourself by transforming abstract shapes and squiggles into charming pieces of art. Then share your clever doodles and award points to other players for their inspired creations. If you’re somehow not familiar with the name, Bob Ross is probably America’s most famous painter. With his distinctive hair, gentle voice, and signature expressions such as “happy little trees,” he’s an enduring icon. Even 25 years after his death, he’s popular not only with viewers who remember him fondly, but also with kids who weren’t even born when his show was originally on the air.

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So you do sue over protecting the image, but you don’t sue over people criticizing you or your actions or the company’s actions? His remains are interred at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Gotha, Florida, under a plaque marked "Bob Ross; Television Artist". [41] [42] Ross kept his diagnosis a secret from the general public. His lymphoma was not known outside of his circle of family and friends until after his death. [5] [11] It turned out there was permission from his partners at Bob Ross Inc. for him to do that appearance. It’s a tough task, but I’m not ashamed of being pretty hard on that. We don’t want people to see the bad in anything, if it has to do with Bob Ross. And him running around a video game with a automatic weapon is not... These are the kinds of things we’ve protected it against. Silencing Critics?If you want to paint with Bob Ross, you need to be chill, so whoever reaches maximum chill first in Bob Ross: Art of Chill Game wins. Episodes of his show still air on public television somewhere in the world every day. It’s the most popular painting show in history. As much as he loved oil and canvas, his true resonance is with the screen. To this day, millions of people gaze at the videos he made and feel a deep emotional connection to them. That’s why his popularity only grows. Dawn, Randee (September 29, 2017). "Target is selling a Bob Ross board game and it looks delightful". Today . Retrieved October 6, 2017.