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From: dadams@netcom.com (Dean Adams)
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Date: 2 Dec 93 18:51:27 GMT
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv,alt.tv.mwc,rec.answers,alt.answers,news.answers
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Subject: MARRIED WITH CHILDREN PROGRAM GUIDE (Part 1/5)
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Archive-name: tv/program-guides/married-with-children/part1
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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PROGRAM GUIDE
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by Dean Adams
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{dadams@netcom.com}
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(December, 1993)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
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First season 1987 (13) episodes
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Second season 1987-88 (22) episodes
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Third season 1988-89 (22) episodes
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Fourth season 1989-90 (23) episodes
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Fifth season 1990-91 (24) episodes
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Sixth season 1991-92 (26) episodes
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Seventh season 1992-93 (26) episodes
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Eighth season 1993-94 (26) episodes
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Appendix I Title Listings
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Air Date Order
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Alphabetical Order
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Production Code Order
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Appendix II Guest Cast Listing
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Appendix III Writing Credits
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Appendix IV Directing Credits
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Appendix V The Lost Show
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Appendix VI Bundyisms
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Appendix VII Program Notes
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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** FIRST Season Episodes (1987) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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David Garrison ...................... Steve Rhoades
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Created by .......................... Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Supervising Producer ................ Katherine Green
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Richard Gurman
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Producer ............................ John Maxwell Anderson
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Associate Producer .................. Barbara Blachut Cramer
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Executive Story Editor .............. Sandy Sprung
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Marcy Vosburgh
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Program Consultant .................. Ellen L. Fogle
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Director (primary) .................. Linda Day
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Associate Director .................. Gerry Cohen
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1. 04/05/87 "PILOT" (101)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt / Linda Day
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After 15 years of marriage and two kids, Chicagoans Al and Peggy have
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settled into a peaceful coexistence -- disturbed only by the verbal
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volleys they exchange while awake. The opener introduces the Bundys to
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newlywed neighbors Steve and Marcy Rhoades. We also meet Luke, Al's
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swinging single co-worker at the shoe store. Peg wants Marcy and Steve
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to come over, so she refuses to let Al go to a basketball game with Luke.
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Customer #1 ...... Diana Bellamy Customer #2 ...... Sue Ann Gilfillan
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Tawny ............ Linda Dona Arnold ........... Victor Di Mattia
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Luke Ventura ..... Ritch Shydner
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2. 04/12/87 "THINNERGY" (102)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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Marcy gives Peg a diet book called Thinnergy, and seeking to inject more
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energy into their lives - and bedroom - Peggy tries to get Al to join her
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on the diet. Fat chance. Life is not the same in the Bundy house, until
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Al can get her to give it up.
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Sandy ............ Elizabeth Edwards
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3. 04/19/87 "BUT I DIDN'T SHOOT THE DEPUTY" (104)
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Ron Burla
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There is a crime spree in the neighborhood. Steve and Marcy buy a guard
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dog after their house is robbed, Al and Peggy buy a gun to protect
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themselves. A noise in the night tests both defenses.
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Muldoon .......... Thomas Hill Bronson .......... J. Jay Saunders
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Norris ........... Frank Lloyd
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4. 04/26/87 "WHOSE ROOM IS IT ANYWAY" (106)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh / Zane Buzby
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Steve and Marcy plan to add a room onto the house with their tax refund
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money. Al convinces Steve to make it a pool room, while Peggy and Marcy
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decide on an exercise room. Who will win?
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5. 05/03/87 "HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY" (105)
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Richard Gurman & Katherine Green
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Al and Steve find a common bond as they restore a '65 Mustang; Peg and
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Marcy find a bond in detesting their husbands' all-consuming project.
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6. 05/10/87 "SIXTEEN YEARS AND WHAT DO YOU GET" (103)
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Katherine Green & Richard Gurman
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Neither Peggy nor Al can to stick to an agreement not to exchange gifts
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on their 16th anniversary, but Al comes home empty-handed when his credit-
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card is rejected for being over its limit. It seems that everyone else
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has maxed out the card, buying presents for themselves and Al.
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Violinist ........ Walter Olkewicz Marcel ........... Elias Zarou
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Salesman ......... Don Draper Mr. Conner ....... Richard Sanders
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7. 05/17/87 "MARRIED... WITHOUT CHILDREN" (109)
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Teleplay: Ralph R. Farquhar, Story: Matt Geller
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Marcy and Steve learn once is enough after volunteering to care for
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Kelly and Bud while Al and Peg have a weekend away at a motel.
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Dweep ............ Gunther Jensen Sean ............. Noah Blake
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Debbie ........... Liane Curtis
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8. 05/24/87 "THE POKER GAME" (110)
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye / Brian Levant
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Steve feels "the rhythm of the game" and decides to sit in with Al and
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his poker cronies. He loses his paycheck to Al in the process.
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Lisa ............. Sue Ann Gilfillan Norris ........... Frank Lloyd
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E.J. ............. James Lashly Bum .............. William Utay
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Barney ........... Steve Susskind Russ ............. Garrett Morris
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9. 05/31/87 "PEGGY SUE GOT WORK" (108)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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To get the VCR that Al won't buy her, Peg gets a job in a department
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store, which threatens the "fun" of the Bundy marriage.
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Mr. Pond ......... Ernie Sabella Mr. Hugo ......... Irwin Keyes
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Woman #1 ......... Jeryl Jagoda Woman #2 ......... Regina Leeds
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10. 06/07/87 "AL LOSES HIS CHERRY" (107)
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Marcy Vosburgh & Sandy Sprung / Arlando Smith
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Al gets a firsthand look at Luke's swinging-singles life when he takes
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refuge at Luke's bachelor pad rather than return home to a fight with
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Peggy.
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Terry Cherry ..... Jerry Hall Sherry Cherry .... Pamela Bowman
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Luke Ventura ..... Ritch Shydner Delilah .......... Estelle Harris
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11. 06/14/87 "NIGHTMARE ON AL'S STREET" (112)
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Michael G. Moye
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Steve is out of town, and Marcy becomes a nervous wreck when a
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romance-minded Al begins appearing nightly in her dreams.
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12. 06/21/87 "WHERE'S THE BOSS" (111)
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Marcy Vosburgh & Sandy Sprung
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After mistakenly thinking the shoe store owner Gary is dead, Al decides
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to quit the shoe business if he doesn't get some personal recognition
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from the boss he has never seen.
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Gary .............. Geoffrey Scott Guard ............ Billy Beck
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Happy ............. J.J. Johnston Ed ............... Lewis Arquette
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Bart .............. Rick Waln Donna ............ Amanda Sherman
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Nancy ............. Diana Bellamy Teddy ............ Vonni Ribisi
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13. 06/28/87 "JOHNNY BE GONE" (113)
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Katherine Green & Richard Gurman
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Problems for Kelly and Bud make Al and Peggy delay their departure for
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the closing bash at their favorite hamburger joint, "Johnny B Goods".
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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** SECOND Season Episodes (1987-88) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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David Garrison ...................... Steve Rhoades
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Supervising Producer ................ Katherine Green
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Richard Gurman
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Producer ............................ Sandy Sprung
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Marcy Vosburgh
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Associate Producer .................. Barbara Blachut Cramer
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Story Editor ........................ Ellen L. Fogle
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Director (primary) .................. Linda Day
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Associate Director .................. Gerry Cohen
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14. 09/27/87 "POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 1)" (202)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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The Bundys begin their second season with a vacation in beautiful
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Dumpwater, Florida, at a cut-rate motel where an ax murderer who hates
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tourists shows up every five years, and the locals bet on the time he
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will strike next.
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Delbert .......... Gary Grubbs Kelly's boyfriend. Dan Gauthier
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Sheriff .......... Richard Paul Roy .............. Charlie Dell
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Dottie ........... Sandy Sprung * Gloria ........... Becky Phelps
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Becky ............ Kim Morgan Greene Harold ........... Bill Marcus
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Beany ............ Ian Patrick Williams
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15. 09/27/87 "POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 2)" (203)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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Conclusion. Peg spoils the family's fun when she is kidnapped
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by the ax murderer, and Al has to rescue her.
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Killer ........... Vic Polizos
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16. 10/04/87 "IF I WERE A RICH MAN" (204)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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Al and Steve visit the vault at Steve's bank, and the next day $1 million
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dollars is reporting missing. Al is then treated like a king by Peggy
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and the kids when they think he took the money.
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17. 10/11/87 "BUCK CAN DO IT" (201)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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Al is loath to have Buck the dog neutered, despite the threat of a
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lawsuit from neighbors angered by Buck's "carnal trespassing", and
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the resulting "stupid, ugly puppies".
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Buck (in dream) .. Derek McGrath Chainsaw ......... Dick Durock
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Mr. Pittman ...... Mitchell Greenberg
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18. 10/18/87 "GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 1)" (206)
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Tracy Gamble & Richard Vakcy
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A beef with Steve sends Marcy out for an evening with Peggy and the
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girls for her first peek at a male strip club, Troy's. Marcy loses her
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composure, and then her wedding ring, which slips into a dancer's briefs
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as she slips him a tip. [Note: originally shown as a 1-hour episode]
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Zorro ............ Billy Hufsey Wanda ........... Lisa Kahofer
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Fanny ............ La Rue Stanley Sheila .......... Judy Kain
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Ernest ........... Joey D. Viera Bouncer ......... Richard Brose
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Louise ........... Charlotte Crossley Skippy .......... Mike Christian
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Leon ............. Nick Montgomerey Host/Announcer .. George Solomon
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Cowboy ........... Christopher Whalley Mervyn .......... Steve Guri
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Construction Worker .. Doug Donatelli
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19. 10/18/87 "GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 2)" (207)
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Tracy Gamble & Richard Vaczy
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Conclusion. Zorro the stripper shows up on Al's doorstep with Marcy's
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missing ring. He then gives it to Steve, who eventually confronts
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Marcy with it in the bedroom.
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20. 10/25/87 "FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS" (205)
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Richard Gurman & Katherine Green
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Al's beef with the phone company has neighbors and family wanting his
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hide after the Bundy phone service is cut off. Al refuses to pay a
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large phone bill. There is also a light outside the house that he
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doesn't like, either.
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21. 11/01/87 "BORN TO WALK" (208)
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John Vorhaus
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Kelly gets her driver's license -- on the same day that Al fails
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the test for his license renewal.
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22. 11/08/87 "ALLEY OF THE DOLLS" (209)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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Victory seems assured when Steve agrees to become a Bundy for a family
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bowling match against Peg's arch rival from high school, but Bud has
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thrown his bowling-lesson money into the gutter.
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Mimi ............. Deborah Harmon Roscoe ........... Darren Modder
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Chuck ............ Bill Kalmenson Didi ............. Jennifer Sophia
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Frank ............ Larry Spinak
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23. 11/15/87 "THE RAZOR'S EDGE" (210)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Steve goes away on a river rafting trip, and when he comes back he has
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a beard. Marcy and Steve argue over his refusal to shave it off, which
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prompts Steve to move in with the Bundys.
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<no guest cast>
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24. 11/22/87 "HOW DO YOU SPELL REVENGE?" (211)
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Al demands that Peggy improve her softball skills - or she is off the
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team. Meanwhile Kelly's new boyfriend asks her to prove her love -- by
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getting a tattoo.
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Brian ............ Kris Kamm Jimmy ....... John Dennis Johnston
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25. 12/06/87 "EARTH ANGEL" (212)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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There's a new harmony in the Bundy house, the neighborhood, and the world
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in general after Bud discovers a 21-year-old art student named Tiffany in
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the park, and brings her home. Everyone likes her except Marcy, who plots
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to get rid of her.
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Tiffany .......... Dawn Merrick Sheila ........... Judy Kain
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Fanny ............ La Rue Stanley Fern ............. Lana Schwab
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Larry ............ Gene Le Bell Norris ........... Frank Lloyd
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Dennis ........... John Wesley Barney ........... Steve Susskind
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Louise ........... Charlotte Crossley
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26. 12/20/87 "YOU BETTER WATCH OUT" (213)
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Katherine Green & Richard Gurman
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The Bundys' christmas eve is interrupted by a nontraditional visit from
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Santa Claus, who misses his scheduled arrival at a shopping mall when his
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parachute fails to open and he instead plummets into the Bundy back yard.
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Coroner .......... Mike Hagerty Mr. Mallman ...... David Ruprecht
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Nestor ........... Michael Faustino Carl ............. Edan Gross
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Delivery Boy ..... Robert Petkoff
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27. 01/10/88 "GUYS AND DOLLS" (214)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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Al and Steve engineer a major-league deal: they buy two classic baseball
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cards with the money obtained by selling Marcy's 20-year-old Barbie doll,
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the one she's been saving for the daughter she hopes to have someday.
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They are then forced to go out and find the doll in the streets.
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Cop .............. Nick De Mauro
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28. 01/24/88 "BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP" (215)
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Teleplay: Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt, Story: J. Stanford Parker
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There's a mouse in the Bundy house, but Al disdains using a professional
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exterminator, especially when the battle becomes "personal". Al will
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stop at nothing to get the mouse, even if it means wrecking the house.
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Wally ............ Patrick T. O'Brien
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29. 02/07/88 "MASTER THE POSSIBILITIES" (216)
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye
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The Bundys, under the impression that you don't have to pay for anything
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you didn't order, go on a spending spree and then some, when the postman
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leaves a new credit card addressed to Buck the dog.
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Hiram Massey ..... Bill Erwin Hon .............. Debi A. Monahan
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Bellboy .......... Jim Keily Paula ............ Caryn Wells
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Kristi ........... Christi Allen Frieda ........... Linda Lutz
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30. 02/14/88 "PEGGY LOVES AL - YEAH, YEAH, YEAH" (217)
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Ralph R. Farquhar / Gerry Cohen
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On Valentine's Day, Kelly hauls in a load of valentines, and Steve is
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giving Marcy a trip to Hawaii. Meanwhile, Bud holds a vigil at the
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mailbox, waiting for his first valentine, and Peg awaits a decision on
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whether or not she'll get the gift she wants from Al - for him to say
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"I love you". [Note: when originally broadcast, this episode ended with
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a phone number for viewers to call and vote on what Al should say. Later
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on that night, they played the ending. The vote was 67% in favor of Al
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saying "I Love You". ]
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April May June .... Lihann Jones
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31. 02/21/88 "THE GREAT ESCAPE" (218)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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While the Bundy house is being fumigated for termites, the family stays at
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the shoe store, where a grounded Kelly plots an escape to a rock concert.
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Jade ............. Teri Weigel Trish ............ Barbara Belmonte
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Heather .......... Hope Marie Carlton Jackie ........... Kim Anderson
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Mitzi ............ Barbara Schillaci Termite Boss ..... Cliff Bemis
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32. 02/28/88 "IM-PO-DENT" (219)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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Marcy lives to regret driving -- and denting -- Steve's new Mercedes,
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particularly when she learns she has less to live for. To get back at
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her Steve feigns impotence, and tricks Marcy into being his household
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servant.
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<no guest cast>
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33. 03/06/88 "JUST MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN" (220)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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While going through Steve and Marcy's mail, Al and Peg find and fill out an
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application for a game show ("How do I love thee?"), where the object is a
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Bundy natural: surviving torture. The Bundys go on the show pretending to
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be Steve & Marcy. Steve and Marcy then show up at the end of the game show
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as Al & Peggy. The husband who survives the most abuse will be the winner.
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Bink Winkleman ... David Leisure Lovely Zelda ..... Jessie Scott
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Mona Squab ....... Catherine Rusoff Roland Squab ..... Geoff Pierson
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34. 03/13/88 "FATHER LODE" (221)
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Jerry Perzigian
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Al goes to great lengths to keep his race-track winnings
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a secret from Peg.
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Jade ............. Teri Weigel
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35. 05/01/88 "ALL IN THE FAMILY" (222)
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Marcy Vosburgh & Sandy Sprung
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Peggy's eccentric relatives visit the Bundy house, including battling
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uncles, and singing and dancing triplet aunts, whose show-biz career
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is threatened by Al's advice.
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Uncle Irwin ...... King Kong Bundy The Wanker Triplets .. Milly,
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Uncle Otto ....... James "Gypsy" Haake Elena, and Eadie Del Rubio
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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** THIRD Season Episodes (1988-89) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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David Garrison ...................... Steve Rhoades
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Producer ............................ Sandy Sprung
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Marcy Vosburgh
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Supervising Producer ................ Richard Gurman
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Co-Executive Producer ............... Katherine Green
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Associate Producer .................. Barbara Blachut Cramer
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Script Supervisor ................... Kevin Curran
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Creative Consultant ................. Arthur Silver
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Executive Script Consultant ......... Ellen L. Fogle
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Executive Story Editor .............. Ralph R. Farquhar
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Story Editor ........................ Stacie Lipp
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Larry Jacobson
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Director (primary) .................. Gerry Cohen
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36. 11/06/88 "HE THOUGHT HE COULD" (302)
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye
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The third season opens with Al achieving dubious fame for his furtive
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attempts to return the library copy of "The Little Engine That Could"
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that he checked out in 1957 while in Elementary school. He goes to return
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it, and finds the same fat librarian that was there when he was a kid.
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DeGroot .......... Lu Leonard Young Al ......... Edan Gross
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Lenny ............ Brandon Bluhm Book Boy ......... Joseph Dammann
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37. 11/20/88 "I'M GOING TO SWEATLAND" (303)
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Teleplay: Pamela Wick & Susan Cridland, Story: Carl Studebaker
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Suspicious minds question Peggy's claim that she saw Elvis at the mall,
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until Marcy notices that one of Al's shirts has a perspiration stain in
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the shape of the King's face. The house is then overrun by Elvis fans.
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Dottie ........... Nancy Skelton Edna ............. Justine Lenore
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Margo ............ Michelle Milantoni Elvis? ........... Ron Stein
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Alajandro ........ Rawley Valverde Ollie ............ Ken Minyard
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Mrs. Webstock .... Tifni Twitchell Lew .............. Bob Arthur
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Samantha ......... Sadie Chrestman Clyde ............ Bruce Liberty
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38. 11/27/88 "POKE HIGH" (304)
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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A high-school football player is threatening two Bundy scoring
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records, one held by Al -- and the other by Kelly.
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Matt ............. Beau Dremann Kitty ............ Ria Pavia
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Ms. Mount ........ Cynthia Songe Mr. Groggs ....... Carey Eidel
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Coach ............ Greg White
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39. 12/11/88 "A PERIOD PIECE" (301)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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Al and Steve mourn what might have been when the women in their lives
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accompany them on a fishing trip to a cabin in the woods. Unfortunately,
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it seems that it's the wrong time of the month for Peg, Marcy, and Kelly.
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[Note: the "censored" title for this episode is "The Camping Show".]
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<no guest cast>
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40. 01/08/89 "A DUMP OF MY OWN" (305)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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The Bundys endure sacrifices as Al devotes himself to his lifelong dream:
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building his personal exclusive executive washroom, in the garage, with
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the centerpiece being a mighty Ferguson toilet - for a Man's flush.
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41. 01/15/89 "HER CUPS RUNNETH OVER" (306)
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Marcy Vosburgh & Sandy Sprung
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To cheer up Peggy on her birthday, Al and Steve travel to Wisconsin and
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"Francine's of Hollywood" (whose motto is "If you've got the boulders,
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we've got the holders"), where lies the solution to Peggy's clothing
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crisis - a missing bra.
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Policeman ........ Deron McBee Muffy ............ April Wayne
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42. 01/29/89 "THE BALD AND THE BEAUTIFUL" (307)
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Jules Dennis & Richard Mueller / John Sgueglia
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Desperate men take desperate measures: Al and Steve put their heads
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together seeking solutions to impending baldness. Steve tries joining
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a club for bald men, and takes Al along with him.
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Lance ............ Graham Jarvis Jim .............. Jim Maniaci
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Amber ............ Kay Wolf Crystal .......... Therese Kablan
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Murray ........... Henry G. Sanders
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43. 02/05/89 "THE GYPSY CRIED" (309)
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Richard Gurman
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A psychic sees good things for Steve, Al and Peggy, but tragedy is in
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the cards for Marcy, who insists that the lucky ones accompany her as
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insurance on a business flight to New York.
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Madame Olga ...... Carmen Zapata Fluffy ........... Sandra Wild
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Fred ............. Steve Bean Vandergelder ... F. William Parker
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Vicky ............ Barbara Alyn Woods
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44. 02/12/89 "REQUIEM FOR A DEAD BARBER" (308)
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye / James E. Hornbeck
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After the death of his longtime barber, Al lets his hair down -- way
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down, rather than tolerate a visit to a "stylist" and a "salon."
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Mr. Adonis ....... Kenny Sacha Mr. Ron .......... Steve Levy
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Russ ............. Garrett Morris Louie ............ Vito D'Ambrosio
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Murphy ........... Charlie Fran ............. Stacy Alden
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Norris ........... Frank Lloyd Barney ........... Steve Susskind
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Eduardo .......... Harry Hart-Browne
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45. **/**/** "I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT" (310)
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Jeanne Baruch & Jeanne Romano
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In an attempt to revive their sex life, Peg (at Marcy's suggestion),
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lures Al to the Hop-On-Inn motel. There they discover a couple of
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familiar faces on the adult video channel: Steve and Marcy. When
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Steve points out that Al and Peg must have been taped too, Al and
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Marcy want to break some legs, while Peg and Steve want to sue.
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In court, the details of the Bundys' sex life leave the jury so
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unimpressed that they award them nothing, but Steve and Marcy's
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performance was worth $10,000. [Note: this episode was never
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broadcast as scheduled, because of numerous disagreements between
|
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the show's producers and the Fox network censors. See Appendix V
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for more detailed information.]
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Ms. Weigel ....... Lora Zane Judge ............ Lillian Lehman
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Jury Foreman ..... Ken Thorley
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46. 02/19/89 "EATIN' OUT" (311)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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A family dinner at a fine restaurant is how the Bundys decide to spend a
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windfall (an inheritance check for $250), but it's apparent that fine
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dining in public is not a regular part of the Bundy lifestyle.
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Paul ............. Michael Tulin Harold ........... Tom Tully
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Harold's Wife .... Mary Jo Kirwan Photo Girl ....... Dona Speir
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Maitre'D . Clement Von Franckenstein Waiter No.1 ...... William Rogers
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47. 02/26/89 "MY MOM, THE MOM" (312)
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Teleplay: Lesa Kite & Cindy Begel, Story: Jan Rosenbloom
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While Al teaches responsibility and the meaning of the dollar to Bud,
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Peggy does the same, in her own inimitable style, to anyone who will
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listen during Mother-Daughter Career Day at Kelly's school.
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Judge Spivak ..... Teri Ralston Jade ............. Teri Weigel
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Susan ............ Deborah Levin Becky ............ Julie Condra
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48. 03/12/89 "CAN'T DANCE, DON'T ASK ME" (313)
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Teleplay: Robert Ulin, Story: Gabrielle Topping
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After Kelly's prank on the tap-dancing club, the principal dictates she
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either join the club (of "geeks and dweebs") or leave school, which would
|
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leave her without a daily hot meal. Kelly must then do a Tap Dance recital,
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but she drops the idea at the last minute and does something slightly more
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exciting (and erotic). Also, Al gives the Bundy credo as: "When one Bundy
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is embarrassed, the rest of us feel better about ourselves." We also find
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out that Al buys clothes at "Bob's Pre-Owned Socks 'n Stuff".
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Mrs. Wicker ...... Bunny Summers Mr. Wormer ....... Sandy Helberg
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Bruno ............ Jesse Borrego
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49. 03/19/89 "A THREE JOB, NO INCOME FAMILY" (314)
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Richard Gurman
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After Peggy gets a "job" of selling herself Patty-Girl makeup, Al tries
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to regain some financial respect by taking a second job at a fast food
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place: Burger Trek.
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Heather .......... Teresa Ganzel Captain .......... Pauly Shore
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Shep ............. Christian Jacobs Butch ............ Dylan Kussman
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50. 03/26/89 "THE HARDER THEY FALL" (315)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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While driving Peggy back from the video store, Steve gets cut off in
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traffic, and Peg gives the guy the finger. Steve is then afraid of
|
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a violent reprisal, when he is followed home by the man. Al convinces
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Steve to take the first punch, and he ends up knocking out a midget.
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Mr. Williams ..... Daniel Frishman
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51. 04/09/89 "THE HOUSE THAT PEG LOST" (316)
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Steve Granat & Mel Sherer
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After asking the Bundys to watch their house while they're away,
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Steve and Marcy return to find a big hole where their house once
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stood. Peggy has mistakenly told a wrecking crew looking for
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"Steve's Road House" to demolish Steve Rhoades' house instead.
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Meanwhile, Kelly has a slumber party with her girlfriends, but
|
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Bud disrupts it and turns things into a riot.
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Lauren ........... Allison Barron Karen ............ Kristen Pearcey
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Charlene ......... Laurie Plaksin Tasha ............ Tracy Justrich
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Workman .......... Jonathan Coogan TV Announcer ..... Howard Stevens
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52. 04/23/89 "MARRIED... WITH QUEEN (part 1)" (317)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Peggy spends $2800 in an effort to get elected queen at her high school
|
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reunion, but she may be outdone by arch rival Connie Bender.
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Connie ........... Lisa Raggio Jack ............. Jack Yates
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Vicky ............ Catherine Carlen Edna ............. Carol Mansell
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Silky ............ Barbara Belmonte Go-Go Dancer ..... Andrea Parker
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Velour ........... Patricia Matthews Sumo Yohiro ...... Betty Muramoto
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53. 04/30/89 "MARRIED... WITH QUEEN, THE SEQUEL" (318)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Conclusion. Peggy stands to lose the crown to Connie until Al finally
|
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stands up to Connie's husband Jack. Meanwhile Bud and Kelly crash the
|
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party for some real food.
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Connie ........... Lisa Raggio Jack ............. Jack Yates
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Tim Potter ....... Bill Applebaum Eli .............. Richard Jeni
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Jimbo ............ Robert Schuch Milton ........... Eric Tull
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Vicky ............ Catherine Carlen Speedy ........... Ric Stoneback
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Rick ............. John Apicella Geena ............ Lynda Lenet
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Thelma ........... Claudia Harrington Linda ............ Lisa Donovan
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Melinda .......... Laura Mellencamp Sable ............ Lynne Austin
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Eli .............. David L. Lander Larry Fleishman .. Bill Bateman
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54. 05/07/89 "THE DATELESS AMIGO" (320)
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Sara V. Finney & Vida Spears
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After his friends both find dates, Bud is desperately seeking Susan--
|
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or any girl who'll date him -- while Al comes up with a million-dollar
|
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invention that looks... desperate. Al takes the battery and headlights
|
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out of his car, and straps them on Kelly, thereby inventing "Shoe Lights".
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Teddy ............ Vonni Ribisi Boz .............. Stephen Dorff
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Lisa ............. Heather Hopper Caroline ......... Christy Johnson
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55. 05/14/89 "THE COMPUTER SHOW" (319)
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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If a computer can't fetch your slippers, there doesn't seem to be any
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reason for having it, reasons Al. So Peggy buys one, ostensibly for
|
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the kids' schoolwork, but it gets more use as a hat rack.
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Computer Voice ... Nick Toth
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56. 05/21/89 "LIFE'S A BEACH" (321)
|
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Seeking just a tad more family togetherness, Al declares "Bundy Day at
|
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the Beach," where the kids compete to find new flames, while an old flame
|
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finds Al. [Note: Kelly's punch line "I'll bet it's a G-spot" (instead of
|
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"10 spot"), was cut from the syndicated version.]
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Marilyn Beamis ... Morgan Brittany Tina ............. Candy Hutson
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Chris ............ Brice Alan Lucy ............. Christi Allen
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Lifeguard ........ Pete Steinfeld Jill ............. Amber Susa
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Wendy ............ Sandra Alexander Mark ............. Gary Mauro
|
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Betsy ............ Marilyn Pitzer Sandy ............ Tracy Burton
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Kid No. 1 ........ Michael Faustino Luana ............ Marcy Austin
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Beach Boy ........ Saman
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57. 08/27/89 "HERE'S LOOKIN' AT YOU, KID" (322)
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Teleplay: Jeanne Baruch & Jeanne Romano, Story: Len O'Neill
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Al goes the distance to placate Peggy, who's peeved that the neighborhood
|
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peeper has yet to peep at her. Meanwhile, Bud tutors Kelly so she can
|
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pass the tests to make senior.
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Fanny ............ LaRue Stanley Fifi ............. Luann Lee
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Marsha ........... Shirley Prestia Mrs. McGinty ..... Delores Albin
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Lois ............. Healy Cunningham
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provided that it be distributed in it's entirety, with all original
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author and copyright information intact. Any sales of this document
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are expressly forbidden, without the specific consent of the author.
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[ Copyright (c) 1993, Dean Adams. All rights reserved. ]
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<con't>
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From: dadams@netcom.com (Dean Adams)
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Date: 2 Dec 93 18:52:18 GMT
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv,alt.tv.mwc,rec.answers,alt.answers,news.answers
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Subject: MARRIED WITH CHILDREN PROGRAM GUIDE (Part 2/5)
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Archive-name: tv/program-guides/married-with-children/part2
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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PROGRAM GUIDE
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by Dean Adams
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{dadams@netcom.com}
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(December, 1993)
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** FOURTH Season Episodes (1989-90) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
|
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
|
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David Garrison ...................... Steve Rhoades
|
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Supervising Producer ................ Kevin Curran
|
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Co-Executive Producer ............... Arthur Silver
|
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Katherine Green
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Co-Producer ......................... Barbara Blachut Cramer
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Story Editor ........................ Kevin Curran
|
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Dog Trainer ......................... Steven Ritt
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Director (primary) .................. Gerry Cohen
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58. 09/03/89 "HOT OFF THE GRILL" (401)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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The Bundys' fourth season begins with a Labor Day barbecue, a major
|
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turn-on for Al, as is the sight of Peggy laboring mightily to make
|
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everything just right for his creation of "special" Bundy burgers.
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Unfortunately, one of the special ingredients turns out to be the
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ashes of Marcy's dead aunt.
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<no guest cast>
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59. 09/10/89 "DEAD MEN DON'T DO AEROBICS" (402)
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Katherine Green
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A two-week visit from "the healthiest man in Chicago" evolves into a
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test of wills between contest-winner Peggy and the TV aerobics instructor
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who makes her pant in ways other than she desires. At the end of the
|
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week, we learn who had the strongest will when Jim is sitting on the couch
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eating bon-bons. Unfortunately for Peg, he also drops dead. [Note: the
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episode ends with the following message -- "This show is dedicated to
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our brother the mighty cockroach. Let him show us the way."]
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Jim Jupiter ...... Tom Lahm Bunny ............ Michele Smith
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Lola ............. Katherine Eickstaedt
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60. 09/24/89 "BUCK SAVES THE DAY" (403)
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Marcy Vosburgh & Sandy Sprung
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The Bundy kids need to raise money for concert tickets: Bud sells Al
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"Dan'l" Bundy as a camping guide, and Kelly fleeces Peggy's friends
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at poker. Al and Steve then have to take a bunch of kids camping.
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Joey ............. Michael Faustino Fern ............. Lana Schwab
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Louise ........... Charlotte Crossley Victor ........... Aeryk Egan
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61. 10/01/89 "TOOTH AND CONSEQUENCES" (404)
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Teleplay: Sheldon Krasner & David Saling, Story: Will Rogers
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Excruciating pain forces Al to see Marcy's dentist, a man dedicated to
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his profession almost as much as he is to this week's dental assistant.
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Dr. Plierson ..... Joe Flaherty T.C./Assistant ... Traci Lords
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Bill ............. Scott Garrison
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62. 10/08/89 "HE AIN'T MUCH, BUT HE'S MINE" (405)
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Lisa Rosenthal
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A beauty-parlor discussion with a well-kept woman makes Peggy think
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her very own Al is the keeper. Meanwhile, Marcy suffers from a bad
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hairstyle that makes her look like Peggy.
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Ginger ........... Elizabeth Keifer Molly ............ Kimmy Robertson
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Renee ......... Vernee Watson Johnson Sonya ............ Brenda Lilly
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63. 10/29/89 "FAIR EXCHANGE" (406)
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Al Aidekman
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The Bundys can feast on the $500 a month they receive for hosting a
|
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foreign exchange student, but the beautiful French visitor turns Kelly's
|
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social life to famine.
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Yvette ........... Milla Jovovich Myron ............ Richard Israel
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Hank ............. Gregg Thomsen Bob ...... Douglas Bryant Johnson
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64. 11/05/89 "DESPERATELY SEEKING MISS OCTOBER" (407)
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Arthur Silver & Steve Bing
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When a playmate comes into Al's store, he is eager to get home and look
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up her issue. But Al is a broken man when he finds that Peggy has sold
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his family heirloom (the meticulously cared-for collection of Playboy
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magazines), to buy a good-luck charm to win the lottery. Ed O'Neill plays
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the ghost of Al's father, who encourages him to get some self respect back,
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so Al forces Peg to get his Playboy's back. Which she does by selling his
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car. [Note: Brandi Brandt was the Playboy centerfold for October, 1987]
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Playmate ......... Brandi Brandt
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65. 11/12/89 "976-SHOE" (408)
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Sandy Sprung & Marcy Vosburgh
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Steve may be booted out of his bank after he okays a $50,000 loan to Al,
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who has plans afoot for a new telephone service to solve shoe problems.
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Al becomes "Dr. Shoe" at 555-SHOE - but nobody calls, despite his TV ads.
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Marcy tries to help by loaning him another $50,000 from her bank to repay
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Steve, but Al spends that as well. Steve loses his job over the loan,
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and Marcy gets demoted to drive-up teller.
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Muffy ............ Kari Whitman Peamon ............ Ray Reinhardt
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Sherrif .......... Dan Tullis, Jr. Swensen ........... Kerry Burke
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Farmer ........... R. Leo Schreiber
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66. 11/19/89 "OH WHAT A FEELING" (409)
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye
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Al hits a bump on the road to a new car when he finds that the amount he
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digs up for a down payment is a bit less than the amount he buried. Al
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is then forced to buy a used car. [Note: Nancy Priddy is Christina
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Applegate's mother.]
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Tony ............. John Welsh Lewis ............. Marc Bentley
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Vince ............ Mike Tino Mr. Writeman ...... Joe Farago
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Mrs. Writeman .... Nancy Priddy *
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67. 11/26/89 "AT THE ZOO" (410)
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Katherine Green
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Marcy has an animal lust for Steve's blood after her unemployed husband
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spends time at the zoo and aquarium instead of looking for a job.
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Reporter ......... Matt McKenzie TV News Anchor .... Lisa Moss
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Courtney ......... Jennifer Banko Sonny ............. Dan Tullis, Jr.
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Norris ........... Frank Lloyd Chelsea ........... Trudy Adams
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Bartender ........ Michael Francis Clarke
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68. 12/17/89 "IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 1)" (412)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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Al is left sad and alone after his plans for "the best Bundy christmas
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ever" are thwarted, when he can't get to Marcy's bank in time to withdraw
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the money he saved to buy everyone presents.
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Midge ............ Kate Romero Horowitz ......... Don Sparks
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Franklin ......... Tim Eyster
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69. 12/17/89 "IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 2)" (413)
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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Conclusion. Al's guardian angel (Sam Kinison) shows him what life would
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be like for Peggy and the kids if he'd never been born, a question Al
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posed after a drunken Marcy and an ill-fated, cash-motivated foray into
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child care at the mall left him with no money for the gifts he promised.
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Angel ............ Sam Kinison Norman Jablonsky . Ted McGinley*
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70. 01/07/90 "WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN?" (411)
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Kevin Curran
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Al is "one man against nature," determined to fix a leak in the roof,
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but each fall from the roof makes it harder to tell whether he's too
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cheap or just too stupid to call a professional.
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<no guest cast>
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71. 01/14/90 "A TAXING PROBLEM" (415)
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Paul Diamond
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Thanks to Peggy's creative tax preparations, Al needs a quick $5000 in
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order to pay off the IRS and stay out of jail. An ad in the paper leads
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him to a couple willing to pay that much -- for Peggy's hair.
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Leo Privett ...... Paul Coutos Mailman .......... A.J. Freeman
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Marie Privett .... Coleen Maloney
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72. 02/04/90 "ROCK AND ROLL GIRL" (414)
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Ellen L. Fogle / Linda Day
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When Al challenges family members to earn a dollar of his or her own,
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Bud appoints himself Kelly's agent and land her job as a rock video slut.
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Rockers "The Gutter Cats" appear as themselves. [Note: this was David
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Garrison's last show]
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Officer .......... Dan Tullis Jr. Carrie ........... Eva LaRue
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Sharrie .......... Deborah Dillon Mary ............. Jill Pierce
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Cecil ............ Shabba-Doo Bum .............. Chuck E. Weiss
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Brenda ........... Jamie Lynn Grenham
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73. 02/11/90 "YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 1)" (416)
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Sioux Doanham
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Steve is history and Marcy is manless after his "Dear Marcy" note, so Bud
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tries to catch her on the rebound. Peggy talks her into a just-us-girls
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vacation to Vegas where they lose $5,000 of Al's money.
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Pizza Boy ........ Michael Stoyanov Man .............. Michael Saccente
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Dealer ........... Lawrence Lott
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74. 02/18/90 "YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 2)" (417)
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Kevin Curran
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Bad times hit the good-time girls, leaving Al to come to the rescue and
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try to win $10,000 by staying three minutes in the ring with Big Bad Mama
|
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of the Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling, a huge monster of a woman.
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Yummy ............ Ava Fabian Gambler .......... Rick Zumwalt
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Announcer ........ Tony Cimber Hollywood ........ Jeanne Basone
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Big Bad Momma .... Lynn Braxton Croupier ......... Sam Clay
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Man .............. Nicholas Dorr Referee .......... Gene LeBell
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Lounge Singer .... Sarah Taylor Elmo ............. Tommy Nast
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Babe ............. Ursula Hayden
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75. 02/25/90 "WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND" (418)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Al is asked to speak at his high-school homecoming, where Kelly keeps two
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dates happy and Bud plots revenge on a girl who once embarrasses him by
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running his underwear up a flagpole.
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Jeff ............. Joel J. Edwards Mr. Blum ......... Mik Scriba
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Principal Ravinko. Carol Gustafson Clyde ............ Steve Bruskin
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Heather McCoy. Tiffani-Amber Thiessen Guy #1 ........... Joshua D. Howard
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Rick ..... Bojesse Christopher Graham Guy #2 ........... Corey Tyler
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76. 03/25/90 "PEGGY TURNS 300" (420)
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Katherine Green / Tony Singletary
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Al plans a special evening for Peggy's birthday -- a night at the
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Bowlarama, where he hopes to finally beat his arch-rival's high game
|
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record. Al manages to break the record score, but then moments later
|
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Peg bowls a perfect game.
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Puggy ............ Michael McManus Himself .......... Garrett Glaser
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Bowler #1 ........ Michael O'Guinne Himself .......... Roy Firestone
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77. 04/15/90 "PEGGY MADE A LITTLE LAMB" (421)
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Peg discovers that she never graduated High School, because she flunked
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one class: home economics. Now she must go back to school with Kelly
|
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and pass the final exam. This results in some problems for Kelly.
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Miss Beyer ....... Marge Redmond Bum .............. Chuck E. Weiss
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Ruben ............ Patrick J. Dancy Senior #1 ........ Keely Christian
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Susan ............ Geri Betzler Senior #2 ........ Sandi Whitten
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78. 04/29/90 "RAINGIRL" (419)
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Kevin Curran
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Kelly has to take a job at a TV station, but she moves from intern to
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|
a $1000-a-week "weather bunny", moving the current meteorologist to
|
|
storm off. This leaves Kelly and her new manager Al with a $250,000
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contract offer.
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Bill Palomino .... Ben Lemon Station Manager .. Fran Montano
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79. 05/06/90 "THE AGONY OF DeFEET" (422)
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Diane Burroughs & Joey Gutierrez
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Al is dreaming about feet, in fact he's getting nightmares about them.
|
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He also ends up judging a "beauty" contest at the shoe store. Meanwhile,
|
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Kelly tricks Bud and Marcy into thinking they slept with each other.
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Jim .............. Noah Blake Rhonda ........... Robin Angers
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Pagent Master .... Jim O'Doherty Judge #1 ......... Lou Wills
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Joey ............. Michael John Burns Judge #2 ......... Mary Gillis
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80. 05/13/90 "YARD SALE" (423)
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Marcy Vosburgh & Sandy Sprung
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Peg will buy anything at a yard sale. When she brings home a boar's
|
|
head and there is no more room in the garage to put it, Al decides
|
|
enough is enough and he resolves to have a yard sale of their own
|
|
despite Peggy's protests. Unfortunately, these are items that nobody
|
|
but Peg would be stupid enough to buy. Al's next idea is to create
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|
"Bundyland: the happiest place on Earth".
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Statue ........... Alex Walters Mark ............. Josh Carroll
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Tom .............. Andrew Steinfeld Alice ............ Kate Morrison
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Mildred .......... Cynthia Sullivan Freddy ........... Brent Corman
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--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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-------------------------------
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** FIFTH Season Episodes (1990-91) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades (Darcy)
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Ted McGinley ........................ Jefferson Darcy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Producer ............................ Kevin Curran
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Barbara Blachut Cramer
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Supervising Producer ................ Ellen L. Fogle
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Co-Executive Producer ............... Katherine Green
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Arthur Silver
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Story Editor ........................ Stacie Lipp
|
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Larry Jacobson
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Dog Trainer ......................... Steven Ritt
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Director (primary) .................. Gerry Cohen
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81. 09/23/90 "WE'LL FOLLOW THE SUN" (502)
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye
|
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It's Labor Day. Al decides to take the family on a vacation, and see
|
|
America by car, but instead they end up spending the entire time caught
|
|
in a traffic jam on the freeway.
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Gerry ............ Eric Menyuk Kitty ............ Marla Fries
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Motorist #1 ...... Frank Lloyd Motorist #2 ...... Gita Isak
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Motorist #3 ...... Eddie Rio
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82. 09/30/90 "AL... WITH KELLY" (501)
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Teleplay: Stacie Lipp, Story: Gabrielle Topping
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Kelly and Al feign sickness so that they can avoid going to Peg's
|
|
mother's place. Kelly ends up really getting sick, and Al has to
|
|
take care of her. Al also gets to watch his favorite TV show, which
|
|
is "Psycho Dad", and he likes to sing along with the theme song:
|
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"Who's that...<mumbled> Who's the man with the itchy gun.
|
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Who's the man who kills for fun! Psycho dad. Psycho dad.
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Psycho dad! He sleeps with a gun, but he loves his son.
|
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Killed his wife 'cause she weighed a ton... Psycho Dad!"
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Yvette ........... Pamela Anderson Yvonne ........... Beckie Mullen
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Pizza Boy ........ Jay Anthony Franke Nurse ............ Teresa Frost
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83. 10/07/90 "SUE CASA, HIS CASA" (503)
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Kevin Curran
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The Bundys go to court when a Mercedes hits the Bundymobile -- according
|
|
to the newly licenced Bud. Unfortunately, the case (and kids) don't
|
|
stand up well to the cross-examination.
|
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Mr. Lincoln ...... Mark L. Taylor Bailiff .......... Rif Hutton
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The Judge ........ Joyce Brothers
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84. 10/14/90 "THE UNNATURAL" (504)
|
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Katherine Green
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Al's softball team wants to bench him before the championship, but Peggy,
|
|
Kelly, and Bud hold three of the required votes. Peg is swayed by the
|
|
hunk who will replace Al, while it takes food to get the kids' vote.
|
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Roy .............. Fred Shelton Norris ........... Frank Lloyd
|
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Barney ........... Steve Susskind Old Codger ....... Greg Lewis
|
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Announcer ........ Ray J. Templin Kid .............. Ian Ziering
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Hardy ............ Derek Sellers Sven Hunkstrom ... Dan Blom
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85. 10/21/90 "DANCE SHOW" (505)
|
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Arthur Silver
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|
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Al doesn't mind when Peg starts going to Marcy's dance hall and trips the
|
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light fantastic with a handsome man, until another man tells Al that Peg
|
|
is stealing his husband. (Yes, his husband).
|
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Pete ............. Dan Castellaneta Andy ............. Sam McMurray
|
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Trixie ........... Dorit Sauer
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86. 10/28/90 "KELLY BOUNCES BACK" (506)
|
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Al Aidekman
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Aspiring model Kelly invents a beguiling maneuver called the "Bundy
|
|
Bounce" for her first audition - spokesmodel for the new Allante' car,
|
|
but Bud's loose and aspiring lips give the secret to another model.
|
|
Kelly must take things into her own hands, and "remove" the competition.
|
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Meanwhile, Peggy goes on strike because Al thinks she is useless.
|
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Piper Bowman ..... Tia Carrere Miss Beck ........ Tina Louise
|
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Rochelle ......... Debbie Dunning Incense Berkowicz. Joanna Goode
|
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Girl ............. Wendy Nichols
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87. 11/04/90 "MARRIED WITH ALIENS" (507)
|
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Little green aliens are coming to Earth and stealing Al's socks to use
|
|
as fuel for their spaceships. The only problem is nobody but Al sees
|
|
them, so everyone just thinks he is crazy. This episode ends with
|
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the following message scrolling on the screen:
|
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"Long ago, in the Galaxy Euryops, a great, menacing comet was born.
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Colossal in size, deadly in trajectory, it hurtled unstoppable through
|
|
the universe, on a collision course with many inhabited planets. Among
|
|
the doomed was a small green world called Earth. But on planet Philydion
|
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they still sing songs of the man who made it possible for the comet to be
|
|
destroyed. The man who saved Earth and a hundred worlds, by providing fuel
|
|
for the ships which diverted the comet. And that man is.... AL BUNDY."
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Oliver ........... Leonard Lightfoot Alien ............ Patty Maloney
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Alien ............ Phil Fondacaro Alien ............ Felix Silla
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Alien ............ Tony Cox Alien ............ Susie Rossitto
|
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Alien ............ Debbie Lee Carrington
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88. 11/11/90 "WABBIT SEASON" (508)
|
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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|
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Al is under pressure, and the doctor orders him to relax. To combat
|
|
stress, he starts a vegtable garden, but the combat turns physical
|
|
when a rabbit swipes his carrots. This becomes a war of wills: Bundy
|
|
against Bunny.
|
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<no guest cast>
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89. 11/18/90 "DO YA THINK I'M SEXY" (509)
|
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Kevin Curran
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Al's confidence soars when he is complimented by neighborhood women who
|
|
see him move a couch and Al becomes the new stud on the block. Peggy
|
|
can't believe it.
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|
Brenda ........... Rhonda Shear Jade ............. Teri Weigel
|
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Mandi ............ Sherrie Rose Athena ........... Lucy Filippone
|
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Donna ............ Rhonda Britten
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90. 11/25/90 "ONE DOWN, TWO TO GO" (510)
|
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Peg takes it hard when Kelly moves out after Al keeps beating up her
|
|
boyfriends, and Al takes it hard when he sees her great new place.
|
|
[Note: series creators Leavitt and Moye appear as elevator passengers]
|
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|
Sam .............. Stewart J. Zully Brook ............ Julie Gray
|
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Older Man ........ Charles Howerton Jake ............. Rick Waugh
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91. 12/16/90 "AND BABY MAKES MONEY" (511)
|
|
Art Everett
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Peggy reaps immediate benefits when Al learns he can inherit a half-million
|
|
dollars if he fathers a child and names it after his late uncle Stymie.
|
|
Unfortunately for Al, Peg decides to take birth control pills, and not tell
|
|
him. When Al finds out after months of draining attempts at baby-making,
|
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he decides to extract his revenge by making Peg think she is pregnant.
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Miss Penza ....... Beth Broderick Eugene Bundy ..... Charlie Brill
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92. 01/06/91 "MARRIED... WITH WHO" (512)
|
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Ellen L. Fogle
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After boozing it up at a party, Marcy wakes up wearing a wedding ring,
|
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and in bed next to her new husband. Unfortunately, she doesn't remember
|
|
a thing about it. The husband turns out to be ex-swindler Jefferson Darcy
|
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(played by returning Ted McGinley), which makes her name now Marcy Darcy.
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93. 02/03/91 "THE GODFATHER" (514)
|
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Kelly is dating a 42-year old city alderman, so Al seizes the possibility
|
|
of power, and becomes the neighborhood "Godfather". Bud feels neglected
|
|
and decides to change things. [Note: the Bundys' address is mentioned
|
|
in this episode as "9764 Jeopardy Lane".]
|
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Harry Ashland .... Lane Davies Salt Water ....... Angel Broadhurst
|
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Woman ............ Anne Marie Gillis Paperboy ......... Scott Ferguson
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94. 02/10/91 "LOOK WHO'S BARKING" (513)
|
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Katherine Green
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Buck goes out on the town in search of dinner, but instead he meets
|
|
a female who takes his food and maybe his place in the Bundy house
|
|
unless Buck can find a way to make them give her the boot. Meanwhile,
|
|
Al is in search of the perfect cheesecake.
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|
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|
Buck's voice ..... Cheech Marin Street Singer .... B.B. King
|
|
Owner ............ Rodney Kageyama Chef ............. Brian George
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Hans ............. Kort Falkenberg
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95. 02/17/91 "A MAN'S CASTLE" (515)
|
|
Stacie Lipp
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|
|
|
After spending $2000 on decorating school, Peggy defies Al's decree not
|
|
to redecorate by turning his former sanctuary into a chamber of frilly
|
|
feminine horror. Al passes out at the sight of his once mighty Ferguson,
|
|
now adorned with Peg's trappings.
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|
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Professor Lavar .. Deryl Carroll Mick ............. Dave Florek
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Rich ............. Fitzhugh G. Houston
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96. 02/24/91 "ALL NIGHT SECURITY DUDE" (516)
|
|
Glenn Eichler & Peter Gaffney
|
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|
|
When the second floor aerobics studio collapses into his shoe store,
|
|
Al gets laid off while the store is being repaired. He gets a job as a
|
|
security guard at his old school. This prompts his former high school
|
|
sports rival to steal the prized football trophy.
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|
Spare Tire Dixon . Bubba Smith Trixie ........... Dorit Sauer
|
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Principal ........ Carol Gustafson
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97. 03/17/91 "OLDIES BUT YOUNG'UNS" (518)
|
|
Bill Prady
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Al is haunted by a tune heard on the radio which he can hum but not name.
|
|
He similarly haunts Kelly's date who learns that he can look but not touch.
|
|
[Note: this episode features the first appearance of the "Top of the Heap"
|
|
characters. Also, the ending credits have Al's mystery song playing:
|
|
"Anna (Go To Him)", instead of the regular theme music.]
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|
|
Charlie Verducci . Joseph Bologna Vinnie Verducci .. Matt Le Blanc
|
|
Customer #1 ...... Michael Stanton Dave ............. Suli McCullough
|
|
Customer #2 ...... Ron Litman Rick Cool ........ Bean Baxter
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98. 03/24/91 "WEENIE TOT LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS" (517)
|
|
Kevin Curran
|
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A year's supply of something close to food known as "Weenie-Tots" could
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be Al's, if Kelly lands the job as spokesgirl to represent the stuff.
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Kelly becomes Miss Weenie Tot and Al gets his favorite mock-food, but
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since Tots rapidly disintegrate upon contact with air, Peg manages to
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spoil every single box searching for a winning prize ticket.
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Mr. Shnick ....... Ray Girardin IRS Agent ........ Milt Tarver
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Butter Lefkowitz . Helena Apothaker Rhonda Rose ...... Jennifer Braff
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Johnson .......... F. Richards Ford Policeman ........ Dan Tullis, Jr.
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Flopsie ....... Heather Elizabeth Parkhurst
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99. 04/07/91 "KIDS! WADAYA GONNA DO?" (521) {12.2/19}
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Ellen L. Fogle / Linda Day
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Al and Peg go over to watch a movie at Marcy's house, and proceed to take
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over the place. Meanwhile, the Bundy offspring seek gainful employment,
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but only Bud gains, while Kelly babysits the family from hell. Also, Bud
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finally manages to get a girl. [ Note: this episode originally aired as
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a one-hour "special" along with the pilot showing of "Top of the Heap".]
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Crystal .......... Helena Apothaker Agatha ........... Edith Varon
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June Hubbard ..... Irina Cashen March Hubbard .... Joey Simmrin
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January Hubbard .. Matt Leavitt * December Hubbard . Kristen Semon
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April Hubbard .... Samantha Leavitt * July Hubbard ..... Cheri Semon
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May Hubbard ...... Heather Lynne Cranny
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99a. 04/07/91 "TOP OF THE HEAP" {11.7/18}
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Ron Leavitt & Arthur Silver
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Vinnie and Charlie Verducci visit Al at the shoe store, but there is
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actually little more of "Married With Children" to be found in this
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episode. Al loses his TV in a bet due to Vinnie's poor boxing ability,
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so at the end he sneaks into the Verducci's apartment and takes theirs.
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Charlie Verducci . Joseph Bologna Vinnie Verducci .. Matt Le Blanc
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Kathleen Morgan .. Diana Bellamy Mona Mullins ..... Joey Adams
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Tyler Cameron .... Rebecca Cross Roger Bonderly ... John Mansfield
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Nelson ........... Charles Howerton Man #1 ........... Dennis Holahan
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Woman ............ Kathryn O'Reilly Security Man ..... Tim Hill
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Mary Ann ......... Jill Pierce Man #2 ........... Harold Harris
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100. 04/14/91 "YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 1)" (519) {13.3/21}
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J.D. Brangato & Michael Ferris / Linda Day
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Al doesn't want to buy an air conditioner, so he moves his family into
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the supermarket. They are told to buy something or they'll be arrested,
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so while checking out, they cut in front of Marcy and become the store's
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one millionth customer. The prize is a $1000 shopping spree, but Marcy
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wants it as well.
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Manager .......... Bruce Jarchow Cashier .......... Jodie Mann
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Bob .............. John Mallory Asher Nibbles .......... Bobbie Brown
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Butter ........... Helena Apothaker The D.J. ......... Kevin Ryder
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Mrs. Gillis ...... Louise P. Rapport Cheese Lady ...... Regina Leeds
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101. 04/21/91 "YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 2)" (520)
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Stacie Lipp / Linda Day
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Conclusion. The Bundys and the Darcys compete in a battle to see who can
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get $1000 of groceries first. Kelly and Bud pass the time by tormenting
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Foodie's special guest "The Beaver".
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Mr. Foodie ....... Alan Oppenheimer Manager .......... Bruce Jarchow
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Cashier .......... Jodie Mann Nibbles .......... Bobbie Brown
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Boy .............. Brent Corman Himself .......... Jerry Mathers
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102. 04/28/91 "ROUTE 666 (part 1)" (522)
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Katherine Green
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The Bundys go on a vacation and end up finding an old prospector who sells
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them a map to a gold mine. They call Jefferson & Marcy, who come to the
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rescue, thinking the kids are dying, but it turns out Al & Peg want their
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money for the mine deal. The six of them go out to search for gold.
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Prospector ....... John Byner Codger #1 ........ Carmen Filpi
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Banjo Player ..... Buddy Matlock Codger #2 ........ Owen Bush
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Young Zeke ....... Michael G. Moye *
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103. 05/05/91 "ROUTE 666 (part 2)" (523)
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Ralph R. Farquhar
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Conclusion. In this episode, Al, Peg, Bud, Kelly, Marcy, and Jefferson
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are all searching for gold. Al discovers the first nugget, and everyone
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but Kelly winds up with a bag of gold. They each have their fantasies
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about how to spend it. Eventually, we find out they're stuck in the
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middle of a tourist attraction, "seeded" with phony gold for the rubes
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to find. The miners don't take very kindly to this turn of events.
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Demerson ......... Earl Billings Yetta ............ Sharyn Leavitt *
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Macadamia ........ Renee Tenison Honey Roasted .... Ava Fabian
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Cashew ........... Pamela Anderson Pecan ............ Bobbie Brown
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Fantasy Man ...... Derek Sellers Fantasy Man ...... David Nelson
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Fantasy Man ...... Richard Hanson Fantasy Man ...... Alex Walters
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Fantasy Man ...... Steve Henneberry Almond ....... Heather E. Parkhurst
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104. 05/19/91 "BUCK THE STUD" (524)
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Chip Johannessen & John Rinker
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A man offers the Bundys $10,000 if Buck will breed with his champion
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dog "Lady Briard". Needless to say, it goes terribly wrong, and Al is
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stuck with the bill. Meanwhile, Kelly becomes Bud's fashion counselor
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and dresses him in medieval costumes.
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Mr. Lovejoy ...... Armin Shimmerman Bubbles .......... Debbie Dunning
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Margie ........... Jennifer Blanc Bridgett ......... Trea Shields
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provided that it be distributed in it's entirety, with all original
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author and copyright information intact. Any sales of this document
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are expressly forbidden, without the specific consent of the author.
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[ Copyright (c) 1993, Dean Adams. All rights reserved. ]
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From: dadams@netcom.com (Dean Adams)
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Date: 2 Dec 93 18:53:00 GMT
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv,alt.tv.mwc,rec.answers,alt.answers,news.answers
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Subject: MARRIED WITH CHILDREN PROGRAM GUIDE (Part 3/5)
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Archive-name: tv/program-guides/married-with-children/part3
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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PROGRAM GUIDE
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by Dean Adams
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{dadams@netcom.com}
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(December, 1993)
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** SIXTH Season Episodes (1991-92) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades Darcy
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Ted McGinley ........................ Jefferson Darcy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Supervising Producer ................ Kevin Curran
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Co-Executive Producer ............... Arthur Silver
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Ron Leavitt
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Producer ............................ Barbara Blachut Cramer
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Script Supervisor ................... Kevin Curran
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Story Editor ........................ Stacie Lipp
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Larry Jacobson
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Creative Consultant ................. Marjorie Gross
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Dog Trainer ......................... Steven Ritt
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Director (primary) .................. Gerry Cohen
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105. 09/08/91 "SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 1)" (601) [Taped: 08/16/91]
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Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye
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In the sixth-season opener, Marcy and Jefferson announce they are
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expecting, sending Al into peals of laughter -- until Peggy announces
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the same. This is the end of the world for Al. Kelly and Bud are not
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very pleased either, and they take it out on him.
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["Baby" (in dream) .. Abraham Benrubi]
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106. 09/15/91 "SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 2)" (602) [08/23/91]
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Kevin Curran
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Dancing girls in a bar connected to the bus station give Al some
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solace -- and a dream of permanent escape -- from Peg's demands for
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belly rubbing and an expensive baby accessory.
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Bartender ........ Monty Hoffman Girl Vendor ...... Lisa Saxton
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Man with nose .... Joey Sagal Girl Dancer ...... Cyndi Pass
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107. 09/22/91 "IF AL HAD A HAMMER" (603) [08/30/91] {15.7/24}
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Kevin Curran
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Armed with determination and the Bundy heirloom hammer, Al builds a room
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for himself and himself alone -- until word gets out. Meanwhile, Bud
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builds himself a new identity as streetwise "Grandmaster B", but nobody
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else can seem to remember it right.
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Jill ............. Bobbie Phillips Norris ........... Frank Lloyd
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Harriet .......... Sharyn Leavitt Nelvia ........... Ellerine!
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Betsy ............ Catherine Rusoff Melba ............ Gita Isak
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Melvin ........... Rick Scarry Harry ............ Jeff Michalski
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Herb ............. Anthony S. Johnson Sony ............. Bill Cho Lee
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108. 09/29/91 "CHEESE, CUES, AND BLOOD" (604) [09/06/91] {14.6/22}
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Teleplay: Brian Scully, Story: Allan Davis
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Kelly earns a quick $1000 to buy a gown for the Miss Cheese competition,
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and a suspicious Al is out for blood -- then out of blood when he sells
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his to stake her moneymaking endeavors.
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Doug ............. David Dario James ............ Bert L. Cook
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Adam ............. B.T. Taylor Tony ............. Tom Perna
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Slick Stick Jackson . James Paradise Kid .............. Christian Guzek
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109. 10/06/91 "LOOKING FOR A DESK IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES" (605) [09/13/91]
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Stacie Lipp {13.9/21}
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While Peg's away helping Marcy recover her precious childhood belongings
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(that Jefferson abandoned in a storage locker), the family has an "anti-
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baby meeting" and makes plans for a new Bundy world order, which includes
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food, clean clothes, and a "huge-hootered oriental woman" for Al, to
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replace the pregzilla Peggy.
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Bum .............. Robert Lesser Topsy ............ Renee Tenison
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Mrs.Garcia ....... Terri Hoyos Mopsy ............ Rosie Tenison
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Bathsheba ........ Lisa Saxton Jorge ............ Seth Dillon
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Salmoe ........... Tonya Offer
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110. 10/13/91 "BUCK HAS A BELLY ACHE" (606) [09/27/91] {12.1/17}
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Ellen L. Fogle
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When a disturbed Buck stops eating and gets all the attention, Peggy
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goes home to Wanker County, where her city ways don't set right with
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her cousins.
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Cousin Eb ........ William Sanderson Possum Boy ....... John Gerard
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Cousin Effie ..... Joey Lauren Adams Young Kit ........ Patrick Cranshaw
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111. 10/27/91 "IF I COULD SEE ME NOW" (607) [10/11/91]
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Gabrielle Topping / Amanda Bearse *
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Despite overwhelming evidence -- such as nearly driving into a lake,
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Al steadfastly maintains he has no need for eyeglasses. But once
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fitted, his happiness is blurred by the world he now sees around him.
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[Note: Katey Sagal took time-off starting with this episode]
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Wally ............ Robert Fieldsteel TV Announcer ..... Gene Baxter
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112. 11/03/91 "GODS SHOES" (608) [10/18/91]
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Regaining consciousness after a fall, Al claims to have seen "god",
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whose perfect shoes Al decides to market to the masses, using money
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that Jefferson took from Marcy.
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Sidney Rimhollow . Tim Kazurinsky Host ............. Larry Jacobson *
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Bob .............. Brad Parker Lola ............. Megan O'Hara
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Scary Mary ....... June Foray
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113. 11/10/91 "KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 1)" (609) [10/25/91]
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Larry Jacobson
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Gypped out of an appearance on public-access TV by her modeling school
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teacher, Kelly gets her own show on the air with $35 from her girlfriends.
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"Vital social issues'n stuff with KELLY" features an all-girl band, and
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some of her friends discussing subjects like "men's butts" and the slut
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of the week. This show is so fabulous, the networks are interested.
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Vinnie Verducci .. Matt LeBlanc Talk Show Host ... Dinah Lenney
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Roberta .......... Heather Grimes Cyndy ............ Donna Eskra
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Samantha ......... Georgi Irene Jeannie .......... Lisa Fuhrman
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Joanie ........... Kari Wuhrer
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114. 11/17/91 "KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 2)" (610) [11/01/91]
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Larry Jacobson
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Conclusion. Kelly hits Hollywood and does her thing for the network
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brass, who love it - except for some teeny tiny (and disastrous)
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suggestions. [Note: the fictitious show posters seen in the studio hall
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"Black Cop, White Girl", "The Homeless Detective", "Amos and Andrew",
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"Me and the Shiska", all feature series creators Leavitt & Moye and
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staff writers, including Larry Jacobsen.]
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Jeff Littlehead .. Jon Lovitz Cyndy ............ Donna Eskra
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Rock Turboman .... Pete Steinfeld Jeannie .......... Lisa Fuhrman
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Roberta .......... Heather Grimes Samantha ......... Georgi Irene
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Stage Manager .... Cleveland O'Neal Joanie ........... Kari Wuhrer
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Hair Dresser ..... Victor Hugo Basso Gig Fontaine ..... Garth Ancier
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Girl #2 ........ Denise Lee Richards Girl #1 .......... Megan O'Hara
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115. 11/24/91 "AL BUNDY, SHOE DICK" (611) [11/08/91]
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Larry Jacobson
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Mistaken identity turns Al from a PI's janitor into a PI, hired by
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a comely client who fears family members may interfere with her
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expected bequest of a priceless gem from her uncle. Before that
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can happen, the uncle is murdered and Al is left holding the knife.
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Eventually Al solves the case, only to wake up from a very strange
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dream. [Note: Katey Sagal returns in this episode, after being
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absent since show #607]
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Vanessa Van Pelt . Traci Lords Adolph Van Pelt .. Anthony James
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Bruce Van Pelt ... David Sederholm Leonard Van Pelt . Frank Lloyd
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Tanya Van Pelt ... Nicole Chamberlain Sandy ............ David Wells
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Colonel Van Pelt . John Randolph Jack Dallas ...... Ron Leavitt *
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116. 12/01/91 "SO THIS IS HOW SINATRA FELT" (612) [11/15/91] {14.0/20}
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Stacie Lipp
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Peggy sends the kids to spy on Al, to confirm her suspicion that Al's
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new-found giddiness is because of an affair, rather than Al's claim
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that it's only flirting by a "shoe groupie".
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Ricki ............ Jessica Hahn Leona ............ Maggi Montgomery
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117. 12/22/91 "I WHO HAVE NOTHING" (613) [12/06/91] {12.1/19}
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Katherine Green
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The game ball from Al's greatest gridiron day is in the hands of a
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former flame, who won't give it back unless she can get her hands on Al.
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Sandy ............ Wendie Jo Sperber Lawyer ........... Paul Cira
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Aunt Heather ..... Karen Lynn Scott
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118. 01/05/92 "THE MYSTERY OF SKULL ISLAND" (614) [12/13/91] {13.8/20}
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Kevin Curran
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Bud does his coolest best while wrapped around the finger of a girl
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excited by traditionally non-Bundy things, like rafting and sky-diving.
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Meanwhile Peg invites the Darcy's over to play a new board game called
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"Ethical Dilemma".
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Kara ............. Bobbie Phillips Biff ............. Dan Clark
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119. 01/19/92 "JUST SHOE IT" (615) [01/10/92] {12.4/19}
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Lisa Chernin
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Who better to star in a new athletic-shoe commercial than 1966 Polk
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High All-City running back and shoe salesman Al Bundy?
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Director ......... Steve Vinovich Caterer .......... Tom Reilly
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Receptionist ..... Elizabeth Giordano Al's Feet ........ Frank Lloyd
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Casting Executive . George C. Simms Himself .......... Steve Carlton
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Himself .......... Sugar Ray Leonard Commercial Announcer . Jay Gardner
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Himself .......... Ed "Too Tall" Jones
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120. 02/09/92 "RITES OF PASSAGE" (616) [01/24/92] {12.0/16}
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Ilunga Adell
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Peg plans a clown-and-pony party for Bud's 18th birthday, but Al offers
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him a Bundy tradition -- his first visit to a nudie bar and his first
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bar fight. Meanwhile, Buck falls in love with the pony. [Note: this
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episode's credits *finally* reveals that Buck the Dog's voice has been
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provided by staff writer Kevin Curran. Also, instead of the normal
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still frame during the closing credits, there is a scene showing Sticky
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playing with a large knife and a teddy bear. ]
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Sticky the Clown . Roger Hewlett Roxanne .......... Gina Puzo
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Man .............. Carl Ciarfalio Gorgo ............ Frank Lloyd
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The Voice of Buck. Kevin Curran *
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121. 02/16/92 "THE EGG AND I" (617) [01/31/92] {14.2/20}
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Marcy's ex-husband Steve is in town and on the lam, carrying hope for
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reconciliation and a price on his head for stealing a rare hawk egg.
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Steve Rhoades .... David Garrison F.B.I. Man ....... Dan Tullis, Jr.
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News Anchor ...... Larry McKay [Voice of Buck ... Kevin Curran*]
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122. 02/23/92 "DINNER WITH ANTHRAX" (619) [02/14/92] {14.0/20}
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Larry Jacobson
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It's Al and Peg's 20th anniversary, and Peggy wants only one thing from
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Al... Meanwhile Kelly and Bud win the "My dinner with Anthrax" contest,
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which means a house party with the thrash-metal band, but there will be
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no party unless they get rid of mom and dad first. The answer: tricking
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them into taking a Florida "vacation" that turns out to be a time-share
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sales scam where the salesman won't leave them alone.
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Stan ............. Fred Willard V.J. ............. Roger Rose
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Himself .......... Edd Byrnes Themselves ....... Anthrax
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123. 03/01/92 "PSYCHIC AVENGERS" (618) [02/07/92] {13.4/20}
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Calvin Brown, Jr. / Amanda Bearse *
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Al is a broken man when the Bundy's can no longer afford to buy a weekly
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TV Guide. When Jefferson arrives with a fistful of cash, Al discovers he
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has been running a psychic scam called "Madame Zelda". To keep him quiet,
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Jefferson decides to let Al in on the deal, but Al soon takes over the
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whole operation and the rest of the Bundys join in. Can Al unite the five
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psychic bosses of Chicago? Will he be able to escape Madame Inga's curse?
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Madam Inga ....... Candice Azzara Big Bob .......... Travis Venable
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Zelmo ............ Steven Trevor Hakbar ........... Z.Z. Clark
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Psychic #1 ....... Larry Udy Old Lady ......... Barbara Perry
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Thursday Markowitz . Andy Flaster Buck the Man ..... Kevin Curran *
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124. 03/22/92 "HI I.Q." (620) [02/21/92] {14.7/22}
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Steve Crider
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An invitation to a join the high intelligence "Alpha Club" at a party is
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issued to Kelly -- and not to Bud. When they discover the real reason
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behind the gathering, Kelly and Bud decide to handle things with the
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usual Bundy charm (and violence). Meanwhile, Al buys a new "Handyman's
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Workbench 5000", which unfortunately has "some assembly required". This
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challenges the combined intellects of Al and Jefferson, as Peg and Marcy
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watch and enjoy the show by taking pictures and counting the injuries.
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Scott ............ Joshua Rifkind Guard ............ Gary Epp
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Delbert .......... James Quarter Margie ........... Rana Mack
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Ralph ......... Christopher M. Brown Man .............. Tim Hill
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125. 04/05/92 "TEACHER PETS" (621) [03/06/92] {14.7/22}
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Katherine Green
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Bud's belief that his 40-year-old teacher is romantically interested
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in him is greeted by guffaws from Al and Kelly, but another student
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smells the smoke and wants some fire for herself. Meanwhile, Peggy
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has a cold. Can Bud keep two girls, or will he suffer a humiliating
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Bundy defeat? Also in this episode, Al gets to watch (and sing along)
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with another episode of his favorite quality TV show: "Psycho Dad",
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while Peggy prefers the new Fox series: "Psycho Mom" [see appendix VI]
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Darlene .......... Charlotte Ross Kid .............. Ric Coy
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Miss McGowen ..... Linda Gibboney Ernie ............ Bert L. Cook
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Mrs. Mariner ..... Lillian Adams
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126. 04/19/92 "THE GOOD-BYE GIRL" (622) [03/13/92] {13.4/22}
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Stacie Lipp
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When Kelly's modeling school suddenly closes down, she gets a new job
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as a greeter at the "TV World" theme park. When this is threatened by
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her low performance ratings, Kelly gets switched into "Commercial Land"
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where she plays "The Verminator" who hunts down roaches (like Bud).
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Meanwhile, Al takes his annual "Bundy World Tour", a week-long around
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the world vacation (by himself), in the Bundy living room.
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Mr. Nielsen ...... Louis Mustillo Tour Guide ....... Edd Hall
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Janitor .......... Hal Landon, Jr. Kid #1 ........... Sean Fox
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Guy .............. Mitchell Dean Kid #2 ........... Lindsey France
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Voice of Master Po .. Dana Lee
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127. 04/26/92 "THE GAS STATION SHOW" (623) [03/20/92] {13.1/20}
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Michael G. Moye & Ron Leavitt
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Al turns sentimental after watching the film "Shenandoah" on TV so he
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proclaims to the family that it is now "Bundy Sunday Funday", but first
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they must push the Dodge to a gas station. Unfortunately Al is broke
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after buying $2 worth of "full service" gas, and when the family raids
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the store for junk food he is stuck working off his debt at the pumps.
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When Al eventually forces Bud to help him, the first car to arrive
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contains four platinum blondes of the Swedish Bikini Team. This leaves
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Al with the Chicago Bowling Team, consisting of four very large women.
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Joe .............. Phil Buckman Jim .............. Colby Chester
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Betty ............ Leah Ayres Jim jr ........... Jeffrey Roth
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Betty jr ......... Marisa Theodore Stacey ........... Andrea Leithe
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Ulla ............. Peggy Trentini Karin ............ Anna Keller
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Olga ............. Sherlock Ganz Eva .............. Jane Frances
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Hilgar ........... Heather Elizabeth Parkhurst
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128. 05/03/92 "ENGLAND SHOW (part 1)" (624) [03/30-04/17/92] {12.9/19}
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Ellen L. Fogle
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The Bundys win a trip to England, courtesy of the village Lower Uncton,
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which can rid itself of a centuries-long curse by ridding the world of
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male Bundys---and there are just two left. Back in 1653, an ancestor
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of Al's - Shamus McBundy, insulted a fat, ugly witch who then imposed
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a curse on the village and all future male Bundys. The Lower Uncton
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residents must kill the last male Bundys inside their city limits in
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order to end the curse, while Upper Uncton people must insure they die
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outside the city so the curse does not get transferred to them.
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[Note: story editors Larry Jacobson and Stacie Lipp do a walk-on
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appearance together; LJ says "show salesman".]
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Winston .......... Bill Oddie Trevor ........... Alun Armstrong
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Igor ............. Steven Hartley Mayor Fivshaw .... Tony Steedman
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Poxilda .......... Helena Carroll Voice of Buck .... Kevin Curran *
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Voice of Nearby Dogs .. Ron Leavitt & Michael G. Moye *
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129. 05/10/92 "ENGLAND SHOW (part 2)" (625) [03/30-04/17/92] {12.5/20}
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Stacie Lipp
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After shopping and eating a while longer in London, the Bundys arrive
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in Lower Uncton -- minus Kelly, who decides to stay behind since she
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is a "city girl". Marcy and Jefferson continue the quest to catch up
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with their luggage. Meanwhile, at a London disco Kelly receives a
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warning that the family is in danger. She must somehow find her way
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to Lower Uncton, before it's too late.
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Winston .......... Bill Oddie Trevor ........... Alun Armstrong
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Igor ............. Steven Hartley Mayor Fivshaw .... Tony Steedman
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[Voice of Buck ... Kevin Curran]
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130. 05/17/92 "ENGLAND SHOW (part 3)" (626) [03/30-04/17/92] {11.6/18}
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Kevin Curran
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With a mob of angry villagers in front of them and the gallows behind
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them, Al and Bud finally realize that their lives may be in danger.
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Kelly arrives just in time to rescue them, but the family is pursued
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by Lower Unctonians until they reach the border between the two towns.
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Caught between two competing mobs, the Bundys fate will depend on Al's
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ability to joust, when the Unctonians make peace concessions based on
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concession sales. Meanwhile, Marcy and Jefferson are finally having a
|
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good time on their vacation... in a "bondage" club. [Note: the England
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Show episodes were all produced by John Maxwell Anderson.]
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Winston .......... Bill Oddie Trevor ........... Alun Armstrong
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Igor ............. Steven Hartley Mayor Fivshaw .... Tony Steedman
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[Voice of Buck ... Kevin Curran]
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--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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** SEVENTH Season Episodes (1992-93) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades Darcy
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Ted McGinley ........................ Jefferson Darcy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Co-Producer ......................... Stacie Lipp
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Creative Consultant ................. Richard Gurman
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Michael G. Moye
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Supervising Producer ................ Kevin Curran
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Co-Executive Producer ............... Arthur Silver
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Executive Producer .................. Ron Leavitt
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Producer ............................ John Maxwell Anderson
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Executive Story Editor .............. Larry Jacobson
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Dog Trainer ......................... Steven Ritt
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Director (primary) .................. Gerry Cohen
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131. 09/13/92 "MAGNIFICENT SEVEN" (701) [08/21/92] {14.9/23}
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Arthur Silver
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The Bundys have another mouth to feed as Married With Children starts
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a new year. In the seventh-season opener, Peggy's cousin Zemus and
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wife Ida Mae Wanker make a quick visit and leave behind their five-year
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old son Seven, who is captivating to Peggy -- and only Peggy. She sees
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this as her chance to finally be a great mother... or at least try.
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Kelly gives Bud a poster of "WAGS the Perplexed Pup. Cartoon cutie"
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[Note: we see Bud's bedroom for the first time in this episode]
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Zemus ............ Bobcat Goldthwait Ida Mae .......... Linda Blair
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet
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132. 09/20/92 "T-R-A... SOMETHING, SPELLS TRAMP" (702) [08/28/92]
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Ron Leavitt & Ellen L. Fogle {13.1/20}
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While Peggy seeks Saturday-night conversation, Kelly discusses
|
|
men with three kindred sirens after being stranded by her date.
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Ralph ............ Corey Feldman Lorraine ......... Liz Vassey
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet D.J. ............. Dusty Street
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[girl ............ Lisa Rieffel]
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133. 09/27/92 "EVERY BUNDY HAS A BIRTHDAY" (703) [09/04/92] {12.1/18}
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Richard Gurman
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When Peggy discovers that nobody knows Seven's birthday, she chooses a
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date for him at random. Al is not pleased when it turns out he has lost
|
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his birthday to the new kid. Peggy decides to have a party for Seven
|
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at a local park, but the party poops when another parent proclaims the
|
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public park private for his own son's party. [Note: Kelly's birthday
|
|
is given in this episode as November 27th, and Bud's as January 22nd]
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Phillip .......... Andrew Masset
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Gwen ............. Sherry Rooney Parachuter ....... Frank Lloyd
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Worker ........... Weston Blakesley Brian ............ Ted Roberts
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134. 10/04/92 "AL ON THE ROCKS" (704) [09/14/92] {14.3/22}
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Andrew Smith
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When Peggy uses up the monthly mortgage money to pay Seven's doctor bill,
|
|
Al is forced to take a second job: bartending at a topless bar -- where
|
|
it's the bartender who's topless. Meanwhile, Peg starts banning the other
|
|
Bundys from the house to protect Seven from their germs.
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Gladys ........... Diane Delano
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Patron #1 ........ Sherlock Ganz Woman ............ Laurel Ollstein
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135. 10/11/92 "WHAT I DID FOR LOVE" (705) [09/25/92] {12.9/19}
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Ellen L. Fogle
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The way to a man's heart may be through his stomach, but it's not the
|
|
heart that's sought by Peggy -- who is tired of being ignored by Al in
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|
the bedroom so she tries a variety of enticing new outfits in an attempt
|
|
to whet the appetite of an otherwise starving Al. Unfortunately, the only
|
|
thing Al wants is a steak dinner.
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Sales Lady ....... Penelope Windust
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Guy .............. Keith Coulouris Girl ............. Jocelyn Kelly
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136. 10/25/92 "FRAT CHANCE" (706) [10/02/92] {12.3/19}
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Larry Jacobson
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To meet girls, Bud starts his own "cool" community college fraternity
|
|
"Alpha Gonna Get'em", but the premiere toga party (in the Bundy garage)
|
|
lacks fun... and women. A.G.G.'s motto is: "Lookie, lookie, we're gonna
|
|
get some nookie", and also: "We'll do good on our tests, so we'll feel
|
|
some breasts".
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Ahmed ............ S. Kyle Parker
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Francis .......... Andy Milder Gus .............. Elek Hartman
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Girl ............. Kathleen McClellan Gerri ............ Jamie Luner
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137. 11/01/92 "THE CHICAGO WINE PARTY" (707) [10/16/92] {9.8/14}
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Stacie Lipp
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The Bundys hit the voting booths, united to defeat political correctness-
|
|
and a new 2 cent beer tax. When their causes lose at the polls, the Bundys
|
|
hit the streets for some good old fashioned pillaging. [Note: Ron Leavitt
|
|
and Larry Jacobson have cameo appearances (during the closing news report);
|
|
Cynthia Allison was a reporter for KNBC in Los Angeles]
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Muffy ............ Kari Coleman Volunteer #1 ..... Pearl Shear
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News Anchor ...... Cynthia Allison Storekeeper Jim .. Hartley Silver
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Doug ............. Michael Goldfinger Volunteer #2...... Flora Burke
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Activist #2 ...... Cynthena Sanders Activist #1 ...... Jim Chiros
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Man .............. Ed Burke Beer Girl #1 ..... Cindy Margolis
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Beer Girl #2 ..... Robin Killian Beer Girl #3 ..... Tonya Poole
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138. 11/08/92 "KELLY DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE" (708) [10/23/92]
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Gabrielle Topping / Amanda Bearse * {12.0/17}
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Al decides another Bundy must find a job, and the axe falls on Kelly.
|
|
This breaks Peggy's heart since no Wanker woman has ever worked before.
|
|
Kelly must first experience the wonderful world of waitressing, prior
|
|
to finding her true calling as Kelly Bundy: Philosopher/Waitress.
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Wayne ............ Brian Doyle-Murray Miss Parker ...... Charlotte Booker
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Carol ............ Lisa Robin Kelly Girl ............. Aubree Mazzola
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Customer ......... Bert Cook Seven ............ Shane Sweet
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139. 11/15/92 "ROCK OF AGES" (709) [10/30/92]
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Al Aidekman
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When his paycheck is abducted by bill collectors, Al decides to enter a
|
|
shoe-selling contest. The prize: a first-class ticket to Hawaii, which
|
|
the family turns into four standbys. But that doesn't keep them from
|
|
hobnobbing in the first-class lounge with six musicians. Al masquerades
|
|
as rock star Axel Bundy from "Shoes and Socks". The Bundys later join
|
|
in to sing for "Old Aid". [Note: see Appendix VI for song lyrics]
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Himself .......... Spencer Davis
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Himself .......... Richie Havens Himself .......... Robbie Krieger
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Himself .......... Mark Lindsay Himself .......... Peter Noone
|
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Himself .......... John Sebastian Attendant ........ Aaron Lustig
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Petal ............ Theresa Lee V.J. ............. Mark Goodman
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140. 11/22/92 "DEATH OF A SHOE SALESMAN" (710) [11/13/92]
|
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Stacie Lipp
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Al buys a cemetery plot so he can be buried next to his hero, the late
|
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western-movie sidekick "Fuzzy McGee" and the mule "Dadgummit". But where
|
|
does that leave Peggy?
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Funeral Director . Dan Castellaneta Priest ........... James R. Sweeney
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Man .............. Emilio Borelli Lorraine ......... Laurel Lockhart
|
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Harry ............ Robert Ackerman Voice of Newscaster . Bill Applebaum
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141. 12/13/92 "THE OLD COLLEGE TRY" (711) [11/20/92]
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Teleplay: Dianne Burroughs & Joey Gutierrez, Story: P. Sharon
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Thanks to a lucrative grant ($25,000), Bud is ready to leave home
|
|
and start the good life at college... until Al and Peg accidentally
|
|
discover the money and grant it to themselves.
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Julie ............ Leslie Ryan
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Bank Nerd #1 ..... Stan Chandler Bank Nerd #2 ..... Tim Maculan
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Toni ............. Jennifer Pusheck Bank Teller ...... Michael Mitz
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Old Man .......... Richard Mayer Coed #1 .......... Alex McLeod
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Coed #2 .......... Sabryn Genet
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142. 12/20/92 "CHRISTMAS" (712) [12/11/92]
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Ellen L. Fogle
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In the company of his peers at a santa bar, mall-santa Al recalls
|
|
christmases past when he managed to avoid getting gifts for Peggy,
|
|
Kelly, and Bud by turning them against each other (flashback to 1974).
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|
Unfortunately this year the family shows a united front, which has
|
|
caused Al's present predicament. They sing him the following song:
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With twelve days till christmas, your family got for you:
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12 days fruit picking, 11 offramp selling, 10 toilets cleaning,
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9 digging graves, 8 snaking sewers, 7 spearing rats, 6 training
|
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guard dogs, 5 giving blood! 4 crash-test dummying, 3 jobs roach
|
|
killing, 2 jobs dog catching, and one job santaing at the mall...
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Bartender ........ Dennis Cockrum
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Ishowitz ......... Fred Sanders Elf .............. Kevin Thompson
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Charity Santa .... Ed Morgan Matt ............. Matt Leavitt *
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Samantha ......... Samantha Leavitt* Santa ............ Monty Hoffman
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Freckled Girl .... Kristen Martin Assistant ........ Sara Shearer
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Denise ........... Paula Bernard Lolly ............ Kristen Semon
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Polly ............ Cheri Semon [Voice of Buck .... Kevin Curran]
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143. 01/10/93 "WEDDING SHOW" (713) [12/18/92] {12.4/17}
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Arthur Silver
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The Bundys are going to a family wedding. Peggy can't decide what to
|
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wear, so while she dresses (and redresses), Al waits and daydreams.
|
|
Kelly color-coordinates will fellow bridesmaids, deciding that tight
|
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black leather is always best. Meanwhile, Bud gets to know the bride
|
|
to be much better than he should! [Note: Andrea Elson was formerly
|
|
a regular on "Alf", and Joey Adams is from "Top of the Heap"]
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Janie ............ Joey Lauren Adams Corky ............ Sara Melson
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Heidi ............ Andrea Elson Natalie .......... Robin Killian
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144. 01/17/93 "IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS" (714) [01/15/93]
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Michael G. Moye / Sam W. Orender
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It's no vacation for Al when "sisters" Peg and Marcy join his fishing
|
|
trip and make him referee their constant bickering. Meanwhile, the
|
|
kids help Jefferson spend Marcy's money.
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet Johnny ........... Joel Gretsch
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Mindy ............ Terri Wilgren
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145. 02/07/93 "HEELS ON WHEELS" (715) [01/22/93]
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Stacy Lipp
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Working at the diner is getting to Kelly so she decides to rebel by
|
|
getting a motorcycle, which Peggy deems too dangerous - until she tries
|
|
it for herself and gets some good vibrations. But it is Al who really
|
|
takes to the new bike when he imagines himself an easy rider, at least
|
|
until an untimely head-on meeting with the Dodge.
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Lulu ............. Paris Houghton NBC Announcer .... Todd McLaren
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146. 02/14/93 "MR. EMPTY PANTS" (716)
|
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George Tricker
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Peggy's magazine cartoon of Al makes him famous, but Al would prefer
|
|
the fame to be fleeting--until another magazine declares him a sex
|
|
symbol.
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Bertha ........... Cynthia Szigeti Steve ............ Steve Bean
|
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Man .............. Cain DeVore Antoine .......... Brian Jensen
|
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Fredo ............ Jack Kenny Candy ............ Kristi Ducati
|
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Sandy ............ Avalon Anders Mandy ............ Janne Halskov
|
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Anchorman ........ Arthur Hanket
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147. 02/21/93 "YOU CAN'T MISS" (717) [02/12/93]
|
|
Joel Valentine & Scott Zimbler / Amanda Bearse *
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After one too many dateless Saturdays, Bud appears on a dating-game
|
|
show for the less experienced--with not quite the expected results.
|
|
Meanwhile, Kelly believes there is a conspiracy to keep her from
|
|
knowing what day it is.
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Candy ............ Chantal Dubay Adam ............. Bill Maher
|
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Henry ............ Brian Leckner Eugene ........... Matt Winston
|
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Tania ............ Allison Barron Rodrico .......... Ron Evans
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Betty ............ Kiamalise Budak Carol ............ Tiffany Sloan
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148. 02/28/93 "PEGGY AND THE PIRATES" (718) [02/19/93] {12.4/18}
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Richard Gurman
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Peg narrates her own pirate fantasy and stars as a captive princess
|
|
(Scarlet), with Jefferson as her prince (Paco), Al as her captor (and
|
|
later rescuer) pirate Captain Courage, and Marcy's ex-husband Steve as
|
|
the evil pirate Rubio the Cruel, who's feared for his terrible showtune
|
|
singing as much as anything else. The crew is rounded out by Bud, as
|
|
Fluvio the hunchback First Mate, Kelly as the Navigator, Marcy as the
|
|
Cabin Boy-girl, and Buck as Long John Buck. Meanwhile, Al has a battle
|
|
of his own with an overflowed toilet.
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Steve Rhoades .... David Garrison Black Bob ........ Eric Menyuk
|
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Black Ben ........ Gene LeBell Black Bert ....... Frank Lloyd
|
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Seven ............ Shane Sweet
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149. 03/14/93 "GO FOR THE OLD" (719) [02/26/93]
|
|
Stacie Lipp
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When Al is mistaken for being 65, he takes revenge by using a senior
|
|
citizen discount card and competing in the senior athletic games,
|
|
in which he shows--and gets--no mercy. [Note: an announcer reads
|
|
the following message at the end: "Bet you thought Al was going to
|
|
let the old guy win. Well, then you haven't been paying attention
|
|
for the last seven years. But, what we really wanted to do was to
|
|
give a lesson to all the kids out there". Then Al has the last word:
|
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Al: "It's only cheating, if you get caught".]
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Ira .............. E.D. Miller Official ......... Kevin Brief
|
|
George ........... George Feinstein Vendor ........... Mario Roccuzzo
|
|
Cheerleader ...... Peggy Gilbert Cheerleader ...... Jerrie Thill
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Cheerleader ...... Georgia Shilling Cheerleader ...... Marian M. Wells
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Stadium Announcer. Todd McLaren
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150. 03/28/93 "UNALFUL ENTRY" (720) [03/18/93]
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Larry Jacobson / Amanda Bearse *
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Al has his day in court--as the defendant, sued by a burglar after he
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decks him to halt the crime. Says Al: "he broke into my house, so I
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broke into his face". [Note: Courtroom scene during end credits;
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Kelly sitting alone, waiting. "Where is my damn cheeseburger?!"]
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Laurie Diamond ... Melanie Chartoff Policeman ........ Dan Tullis, Jr.
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Burglar .......... Randall "Tex" Cobb Judge ............ Edwin Owens
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Sandy ............ Brooke Stacy Mills Anchorwoman ...... Kari Coleman
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151. 04/11/93 "MOVIE SHOW" (721) [03/19/93] {10.9}
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Ellen L. Fogle
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Kelly breaks a date to accept her parents invitation to celebrate
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her birthday by going to the movies -- where she finds her erstwhile
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boyfriend with another woman, and Bud tries unsuccessfully to find a
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girl to sit with him. [Note: during the end credits the Bundys are
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sitting in the theater and making the following comments:
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Kelly: Oh, Richard Improta [art director], he's supposed to be great.
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Al: Sam W. Orender [assoc. director], sounds like a cartoon lizard.
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Peggy: Hey, Richard Draney [stage manager], he's legendary.
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Bud: Kitty Rourke [production associate] and Thomas W. Markle
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[director of photography], I heard they're secretly married.
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Al: Hey, look at that thing go; Mike Semon [property master], my man!
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Whoa, here come the Columbia logo!
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ALL: Booooo!! ]
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Frank ............ David Boreanaz Usher ............ Craig Benton
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Salesgirl ........ Kimberly Brooks Lon .............. Nick Oleson
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Liz .............. Elena Statheros Lex .............. Phil Dominguez
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Lil .............. Anahtt Minasyan
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Man .............. Robin Francis Robinson
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152. 04/25/93 "TILL DEATH DO US PART" (722) [03/26/93] {11.0}
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Stacie Lipp
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Al's deficient bedroom performance is the talk of the town, even though
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the only person Peggy told about it was Marcy. Now its up to Al to get
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himself back into shape. [Note: we see the Bundy's basement for the
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first time in this episode.]
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<no guest cast>
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153. 05/02/93 "TIS TIME TO SMELL THE ROSES" (723) [04/09/93] {10.3/15}
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Kevin Curran
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Al takes a $12,000 offer for early retirement from the shoe store,
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but Peg's mismanagement of their finances (via shopping), sends him
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back into the job market -- where he hears opportunity knocking with
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a chance to buy a store called "Homeplate Athletic Shoes". Meanwhile,
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Charlene Tilton visits the Bundy house, trying to sell an Abdomenizer.
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Ms. Blaub ........ Susan Peretz Manager .......... Peter Jason
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Habib #1 ......... S. Kyle Parker Habib #2 ......... Ted Davis
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Herself .......... Charlene Tilton
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154. 05/09/93 "THE OLD INSURANCE DODGE" (724) [04/16/93] {9.6/16}
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Larry Jacobson
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While Al waits for the insurance company to settle on the theft of his
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cherished old Dodge, he test drives possible replacements -- like a
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Lincoln and a Mercedes. Meanwhile, Kelly seeks a new car on sale for
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50K, so she starts collecting "K's". [Note: during the end credits,
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Kelly calls a car dealer and finds out the price is instead "50 Gs"]
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Joe .............. Rob LaBelle Policeman ........ Dan Tullis, Jr.
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155. 05/16/93 "THE WEDDING REPERCUSSIONS" (725) [04/23/93] {12.2/19}
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Arthur Silver
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Bundy Cousin Jimmy is out to find the man who dallied with his fiancee
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on thier wedding day [in the episode "WEDDING SHOW" (713)], and he asks
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for help from Bud---the guilty party.
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Jimmy ............ Abraham Benrubi Dee Anna ......... Barbara Moore
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156. 05/23/93 "THE PROPOSITION" (726) [04/30/93] {13.1/21}
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Arthur Silver
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Vanna White plays a millionaire cosmetics mogul who hasn't met anyone
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like Al since the time they spent together at Polk High. Now she is
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offering to pay $500,000 to buy a chance to be with him again, but
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will Peggy agree to give up Al?
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Coco ............. Vanna White Phil ............. Kevin Schon
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Customer ......... Jane Childerhose
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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** EIGHTH Season Episodes (1993-94) **
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Regular cast:
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Ed O'Neill .......................... Al Bundy
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Katey Sagal ......................... Peggy Bundy
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Amanda Bearse ....................... Marcy Rhoades Darcy
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Christina Applegate ................. Kelly Bundy
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David Faustino ...................... Bud Bundy
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Ted McGinley ........................ Jefferson Darcy
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Buck the Dog ........................ Buck
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Production staff:
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Creative Consultant ................. Ralph R. Farquhar
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Richard Gurman
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David Castro?
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Co-Producer ......................... Larry Jacobson
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Producer ............................ Stacie Lipp
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John Maxwell Anderson
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Supervising Producer ................ Kim Weiskopf
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Co-Executive Producer ............... Katherine Green
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Executive Producer .................. Michael G. Moye
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Associate Producer .................. Michael Greenspon
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Story Editor ........................ Nancy Neufeld
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Dog Trainer ......................... Steven Ritt
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Director (primary) .................. Tony Singletary
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157. 09/05/93 "A TISKET, A TASKET CAN PEGGY MAKE A BASKET?" (801) {9.2}
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Kim Weiskopf
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When Al manages to get prime tickets to an all-star basketball game,
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Peggy spoils his fun by insisting she come along. Things turn even
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worse when she trades places with Al just before his former seat is
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chosen for a $10,000 free-throw contest. Meanwhile, Kelly tries to
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net herself a basketball player.
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himself .......... Vlade Divac himself .......... Clyde Drexler
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himself .......... Xavier McDaniel Team Official .... Roy Fegan
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Man Behind Al .... Gerald Emerick P.A. Announcer ... Ray Clay
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158. 09/12/93 "HOOD IN THE BOYZ" (802) {10.5}
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Michael G. Moye
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Al is thrilled when his childhood love asks for his help in dealing
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with a young tough who's been harassing her at her convenience store.
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But how does he explain it to Peggy?
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Ray Ray .......... Matt Borlenghi Mary Ellen ....... Debra Engle
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Jackie ........... Kimberly Paige Bum .............. Alex Zonn
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Ray Ray's Girl ... Skye Bassett Skippy ........... Chuck LeFever
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159. 09/19/93 "PROUD TO BE YOUR BUD" (803) {9.8}
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Stacie Lipp
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The family thinks Bud has flipped when they overhear his basement
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conversations with his "cool" alter-ego, who has grown weary of
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Bud's failures with women. Also, Al has a battle with a voice
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mail system in an effort to get parts for the Dodge.
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Libby ............ Michelle Nicholas
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160. 09/26/93 "LUCK OF THE BUNDYS" (804) {11.2}
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Richard Gurman
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When Al's luck starts turning good (along with the rest of the
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Bundys), he knows that he's doomed... thanks to the Bundy curse.
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Weasel ........... Tom LaGrua Sal .............. Lee Arenberg
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Louie ............ J.J. Johnston Policeman ........ Dan Tullis, Jr.
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Policeman #2 ..... Sean N. Sickner
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161. 10/03/93 "BANKING ON MARCY" (805) {11.5}
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Stacie Lipp
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Marcy's method for overcoming her fear of public speaking involves
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fantasizing that she's elsewhere, which is a real treat for her
|
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audience. Meanwhile, Al gets hooked on rap videos.
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Moderator ........ Beau Billingslea Dr. Angela ....... Marilyn Kagan
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162. 10/10/93 "NO CHICKEN, NO CHECK" (806) {10.7}
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Ralph Farquhar
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Confident they can share, Kelly and Bud pool their money to buy
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a car, which both want--but neither will surrender--for drive-in
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movie dates. [Note: Bud's middle name is given as "Franklin"]
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Neuter ........... Sean O'Bryan Sonya ............ Viatiare'
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Jake ............. Lou Bonacki
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163. 10/24/93 "TAKE MY WIFE, PLEASE" (807) {13.2}
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Teleplay: Peter Gaulke & Eddie Feldmann, Story: Brad Yuen
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On Halloween night, the Grim Reaper (who looks a lot like Peggy)
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finally answers Al's unwitting call for death, and then won't
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leave him alone until one member of his family says they need him.
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Meanwhile, Marcy convinces Peg, Kelly, and Bud to impersonate the
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Village People at her party. [Note: the end credits feature
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everyone continuing to dance to "YMCA"]
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Ethel ............ Patrika Darbo Jeannie .......... Mindy Seeger
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Kid #1 ........... Joshua Boyd Belle ............ Billy Gordon
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themselves........ The Villiage People
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164. 11/07/93 "SCARED SINGLE" (808) {10.1}
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Katherine Green / Sam W. Orender
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Al hires a recent Polk High graduate, who sees him as a hero, and Al
|
|
takes full advantage by giving the boy the full benefit of his wisdom.
|
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Also, while working as the Verminator, Kelly accidentally gets a facefull
|
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of bug spray -- which causes her to start behaving very strangely.
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Aaron ............ Hill Harper Billy Ray ........ John Bloom
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Angie ............ Rose Jackson Heidi ............ Melissa Behr
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Woman at Store ... Tara Karsian Guy .............. Joe Ochman
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Marge ............ Mary Pat Green Emaciated Man .... Jeff Heston
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Beautiful Girl ... Borovnisa Blervaque Meg .............. Tami Akbar
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165. 11/14/93 "NO MA'AM" (809) {10.9}
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Larry Jacobson
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When women take over his bowling night... and his nudie bar,
|
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Al springs into action and leads a takeover of a talk show
|
|
called "the masculine feminist".
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himself .......... Jerry Springer Officer Dan ...... Dan Tullis, Jr.
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Bob Rooney ....... E.E. Bell Pete ............. John Mariano
|
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Jim .............. Trip Hamilton Barney............ Steve Suskind
|
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Roger ............ Christopher Collins Velma ............ Harriet Leider
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Bartender ........ Timothy Omundson Waitress ......... Ingrid Berg
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Guy #1 ........... William Palmieri Guy #2 ........... Frank Noon
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Bubbles Double Dee .. Lisa Boyle
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166. 11/21/93 "DANCING WITH WEEZIE" (810) {11.9}
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Richard Gurman
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Al and Jefferson want to attend the opening of a new sports bar,
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but their wives insist they instead accompany them to a live
|
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performance of "The Jeffersons" Movin' On Up tour.
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himself .......... Joe Namath himself .......... Johnny Bench
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himself .......... Ernie Banks Officer Dan ...... Dan Tullis, Jr.
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Waitress ......... Jillian Johns
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167. 11/28/93 "CHANGE FOR A BUCK" (810) {9.8}
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Kim Weiskopf / Amanda Bearse
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Lacking attention, Buck decides to run away from home, but the Bundys
|
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don't discover that he's been gone for a week --- which is the time
|
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limit for dogs at the pound where Buck wound up.
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Voice of Buck .... Cheech Marin Floyd the Dog .... Dom DeLuise
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Mother ........... Jeanine Jackson Father ........... Lenny Wople
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Timmy ............ Joshua Boyd Mustafa .......... Ralph P. Martin
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FORMAT FOR EPISODE LISTINGS:
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a. __ b __ " episode title " ( c ) [ d ] {e/f}
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writer(s) / director
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a. episode number by airing order d. date of taping
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b. original air date e. rating
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c. production code f. ratings share
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provided that it be distributed in it's entirety, with all original
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author and copyright information intact. Any sales of this document
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are expressly forbidden, without the specific consent of the author.
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[ Copyright (c) 1993, Dean Adams. All rights reserved. ]
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Internet: dadams@netcom.com, dnadams@nyx.cs.du.edu
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{ FidoNet -- 1:102/1006.4 }
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Home ftp site: netcom.com, directory: /pub/guides
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<con't>
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From: dadams@netcom.com (Dean Adams)
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Date: 2 Dec 93 18:53:43 GMT
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv,alt.tv.mwc,rec.answers,alt.answers,news.answers
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Subject: MARRIED WITH CHILDREN PROGRAM GUIDE (Part 4/5)
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Archive-name: tv/program-guides/married-with-children/appendix1
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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PROGRAM GUIDE
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by Dean Adams
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{dadams@netcom.com}
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(December, 1993)
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APPENDIX I - TITLE LISTINGS
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Air Date Order
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First Season:
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1. 04/05/87 (101) PILOT
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2. 04/12/87 (102) THINNERGY
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3. 04/19/87 (104) BUT I DIDN'T SHOOT THE DEPUTY
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4. 04/26/87 (106) WHOSE ROOM IS IT ANYWAY
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5. 05/03/87 (105) HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY
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6. 05/10/87 (103) SIXTEEN YEARS AND WHAT DO YOU GET
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7. 05/17/87 (109) MARRIED... WITHOUT CHILDREN
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8. 05/24/87 (110) THE POKER GAME
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9. 05/31/87 (108) PEGGY SUE GOT WORK
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10. 06/07/87 (107) AL LOSES HIS CHERRY
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11. 06/14/87 (112) NIGHTMARE ON AL'S STREET
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12. 06/21/87 (111) WHERE'S THE BOSS
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13. 06/28/87 (113) JOHNNY BE GONE
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Second Season:
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14. 09/27/87 (202) POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 1)
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15. 09/27/87 (203) POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 2)
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16. 10/04/87 (204) IF I WERE A RICH MAN
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17. 10/11/87 (201) BUCK CAN DO IT
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18. 10/18/87 (206) GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 1)
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19. 10/18/87 (207) GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 2)
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20. 10/25/87 (205) FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
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21. 11/01/87 (208) BORN TO WALK
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22. 11/08/87 (209) ALLEY OF THE DOLLS
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23. 11/15/87 (210) THE RAZOR'S EDGE
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24. 11/22/87 (211) HOW DO YOU SPELL REVENGE?
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25. 12/06/87 (212) EARTH ANGEL
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26. 12/20/87 (213) YOU BETTER WATCH OUT
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27. 01/10/88 (214) GUYS AND DOLLS
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28. 01/24/88 (215) BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP
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29. 02/07/88 (216) MASTER THE POSSIBILITIES
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30. 02/14/88 (217) PEGGY LOVES AL - YEAH, YEAH, YEAH
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31. 02/21/88 (218) THE GREAT ESCAPE
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32. 02/28/88 (219) IM-PO-DENT
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33. 03/06/88 (220) JUST MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN
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34. 03/13/88 (221) FATHER LODE
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35. 05/01/88 (222) ALL IN THE FAMILY
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Third Season:
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36. 11/06/88 (302) HE THOUGHT HE COULD
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37. 11/20/88 (303) I'M GOING TO SWEATLAND
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38. 11/27/88 (304) POKE HIGH
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39. 12/11/88 (301) A PERIOD PIECE
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40. 01/08/89 (305) A DUMP OF MY OWN
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41. 01/15/89 (306) HER CUPS RUNNETH OVER
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42. 01/29/89 (307) THE BALD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
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43. 02/05/89 (309) THE GYPSY CRIED
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44. 02/12/89 (308) REQUIEM FOR A DEAD BARBER
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45. **/**/** (310) I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT
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46. 02/19/89 (311) EATIN' OUT
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47. 02/26/89 (312) MY MOM, THE MOM
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48. 03/12/89 (313) CAN'T DANCE, DON'T ASK ME
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49. 03/19/89 (314) A THREE JOB, NO INCOME FAMILY
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50. 03/26/89 (315) THE HARDER THEY FALL
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51. 04/09/89 (316) THE HOUSE THAT PEG LOST
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52. 04/23/89 (317) MARRIED... WITH QUEEN (part 1)
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53. 04/30/89 (318) MARRIED... WITH QUEEN, THE SEQUEL
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54. 05/07/89 (320) THE DATELESS AMIGO
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55. 05/14/89 (319) THE COMPUTER SHOW
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56. 05/21/89 (321) LIFE'S A BEACH
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57. 08/27/89 (322) HERE'S LOOKIN' AT YOU, KID
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Fourth Season:
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58. 09/03/89 (401) HOT OFF THE GRILL
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59. 09/10/89 (402) DEAD MEN DON'T DO AEROBICS
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60. 09/24/89 (403) BUCK SAVES THE DAY
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61. 10/01/89 (404) TOOTH AND CONSEQUENCES
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62. 10/08/89 (405) HE AIN'T MUCH, BUT HE'S MINE
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63. 10/29/89 (406) FAIR EXCHANGE
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64. 11/05/89 (407) DESPERATELY SEEKING MISS OCTOBER
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65. 11/12/89 (408) 976-SHOE
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66. 11/19/89 (409) OH WHAT A FEELING
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67. 11/26/89 (410) AT THE ZOO
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68. 12/17/89 (412) IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 1)
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69. 12/17/89 (413) IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 2)
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70. 01/07/90 (411) WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN?
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71. 01/14/90 (415) A TAXING PROBLEM
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72. 02/04/90 (414) ROCK AND ROLL GIRL
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73. 02/11/90 (416) YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 1)
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74. 02/18/90 (417) YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 2)
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75. 02/25/90 (418) WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND
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76. 03/25/90 (420) PEGGY TURNS 300
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77. 04/15/90 (421) PEGGY MADE A LITTLE LAMB
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78. 04/29/90 (419) RAINGIRL
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79. 05/06/90 (422) THE AGONY OF DeFEET
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80. 05/13/90 (423) YARD SALE
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Fifth Season:
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81. 09/23/90 (502) WE'LL FOLLOW THE SUN
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82. 09/30/90 (501) AL... WITH KELLY
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83. 10/07/90 (503) SUE CASA, HIS CASA
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84. 10/14/90 (504) THE UNNATURAL
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85. 10/21/90 (505) DANCE SHOW
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86. 10/28/90 (506) KELLY BOUNCES BACK
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87. 11/04/90 (507) MARRIED WITH ALIENS
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88. 11/11/90 (508) WABBIT SEASON
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89. 11/18/90 (509) DO YA THINK I'M SEXY
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90. 11/25/90 (510) ONE DOWN, TWO TO GO
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91. 12/16/90 (511) AND BABY MAKES MONEY
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92. 01/06/91 (512) MARRIED... WITH WHO
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93. 02/03/91 (514) THE GODFATHER
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94. 02/10/91 (513) LOOK WHO'S BARKING
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95. 02/17/91 (515) A MAN'S CASTLE
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96. 02/24/91 (516) ALL NIGHT SECURITY DUDE
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97. 03/17/91 (518) OLDIES BUT YOUNG'UNS
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98. 03/24/91 (517) WEENIE TOT LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS
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99. 04/07/91 (521) KIDS! WADAYA GONNA DO?
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100. 04/14/91 (519) YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 1)
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101. 04/21/91 (520) YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 2)
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102. 04/28/91 (522) ROUTE 666 (part 1)
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103. 05/05/91 (523) ROUTE 666 (part 2)
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104. 05/19/91 (524) BUCK THE STUD
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Sixth Season:
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105. 09/08/91 (601) SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 1)
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106. 09/15/91 (602) SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 2)
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107. 09/22/91 (603) IF AL HAD A HAMMER
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108. 09/29/91 (604) CHEESE, CUES, AND BLOOD
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109. 10/06/91 (605) LOOKING FOR A DESK IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES
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110. 10/13/91 (606) BUCK HAS A BELLY ACHE
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111. 10/27/91 (607) IF I COULD SEE ME NOW
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112. 11/03/91 (608) GODS SHOES
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113. 11/10/91 (609) KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 1)
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114. 11/17/91 (610) KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 2)
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115. 11/24/91 (611) AL BUNDY, SHOE DICK
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116. 12/01/91 (612) SO THIS IS HOW SINATRA FELT
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117. 12/22/91 (613) I WHO HAVE NOTHING
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118. 01/05/91 (614) THE MYSTERY OF SKULL ISLAND
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119. 01/19/92 (615) JUST SHOE IT
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120. 02/09/92 (616) RITES OF PASSAGE
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121. 02/16/92 (617) THE EGG AND I
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122. 02/23/92 (619) DINNER WITH ANTHRAX
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123. 03/05/92 (618) PSYCHIC AVENGERS
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124. 03/22/92 (620) HI I.Q.
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125. 04/05/92 (621) TEACHER PETS
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126. 04/19/92 (622) THE GOOD-BYE GIRL
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127. 04/26/92 (623) THE GAS STATION SHOW
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128. 05/03/92 (624) ENGLAND SHOW (part 1)
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129. 05/10/92 (625) ENGLAND SHOW (part 2)
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130. 05/17/92 (626) ENGLAND SHOW (part 3)
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Seventh Season:
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131. 09/13/92 (701) MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
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132. 09/20/92 (702) T-R-A... SOMETHING, SPELLS TRAMP
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133. 09/27/92 (703) EVERY BUNDY HAS A BIRTHDAY
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134. 10/04/92 (704) AL ON THE ROCKS
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135. 10/11/92 (705) WHAT I DID FOR LOVE
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136. 10/25/92 (706) FRAT CHANCE
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137. 11/01/92 (707) THE CHICAGO WINE PARTY
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138. 11/08/92 (708) KELLY DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE
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139. 11/15/92 (709) ROCK OF AGES
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140. 11/22/92 (710) DEATH OF A SHOE SALESMAN
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141. 12/13/92 (711) THE OLD COLLEGE TRY
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142. 12/20/92 (712) CHRISTMAS
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143. 01/10/93 (713) WEDDING SHOW
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144. 01/17/93 (714) IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS
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145. 02/07/93 (715) HEELS ON WHEELS
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146. 02/14/93 (716) MR. EMPTY PANTS
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147. 02/21/93 (717) YOU CAN'T MISS
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148. 02/28/93 (718) PEGGY AND THE PIRATES
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149. 03/14/93 (719) GO FOR THE OLD
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150. 03/28/93 (720) UNALFUL ENTRY
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151. 04/11/93 (721) MOVIE SHOW
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152. 04/25/93 (722) TILL DEATH DO US PART
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153. 05/02/93 (723) TIS TIME TO SMELL THE ROSES
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154. 05/09/93 (724) THE OLD INSURANCE DODGE
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155. 05/16/93 (725) THE WEDDING REPERCUSSIONS
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156. 05/23/93 (726) THE PROPOSITION
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Eighth Season:
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157. 09/05/93 (801) A TISKET, A TASKET CAN PEGGY MAKE A BASKET?
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158. 09/12/93 (802) HOOD IN THE BOYZ
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159. 09/19/93 (803) PROUD TO BE YOUR BUD
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160. 09/26/93 (804) LUCK OF THE BUNDYS
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161. 10/03/93 (805) BANKING ON MARCY
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162. 10/10/93 (806) NO CHICKEN, NO CHECK
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163. 10/24/93 (807) TAKE MY WIFE, PLEASE
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164. 11/07/93 (808) SCARED SINGLE
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165. 11/14/93 (809) NO MA'AM
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166. 11/21/93 (810) DANCING WITH WEEZIE
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167. 11/28/93 (810) CHANGE FOR A BUCK
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APPENDIX I - TITLE LISTINGS
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Alphabetical Order
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65. 11/12/89 (408) 976-SHOE
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79. 05/06/90 (422) THE AGONY OF DeFEET
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115. 11/24/91 (611) AL BUNDY, SHOE DICK
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10. 06/07/87 (107) AL LOSES HIS CHERRY
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134. 10/04/92 (704) AL ON THE ROCKS
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82. 09/30/90 (501) AL... WITH KELLY
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35. 05/01/88 (222) ALL IN THE FAMILY
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96. 02/24/91 (516) ALL NIGHT SECURITY DUDE
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22. 11/08/87 (209) ALLEY OF THE DOLLS
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91. 12/16/90 (511) AND BABY MAKES MONEY
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67. 11/26/89 (410) AT THE ZOO
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42. 01/29/89 (307) THE BALD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
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161. 10/03/93 (805) BANKING ON MARCY
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21. 11/01/87 (208) BORN TO WALK
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17. 10/11/87 (201) BUCK CAN DO IT
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110. 10/13/91 (606) BUCK HAS A BELLY ACHE
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60. 09/24/89 (403) BUCK SAVES THE DAY
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104. 05/19/91 (524) BUCK THE STUD
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28. 01/24/88 (215) BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP
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3. 04/19/87 (104) BUT I DIDN'T SHOOT THE DEPUTY
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48. 03/12/89 (313) CAN'T DANCE, DON'T ASK ME
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167. 11/28/93 (811) CHANGE FOR A BUCK
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108. 09/29/91 (604) CHEESE, CUES, AND BLOOD
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137. 11/01/92 (707) THE CHICAGO WINE PARTY
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142. 12/20/92 (712) CHRISTMAS
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55. 05/14/89 (319) THE COMPUTER SHOW
|
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85. 10/21/90 (505) DANCE SHOW
|
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166. 11/21/93 (810) DANCING WITH WEEZIE
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54. 05/07/89 (320) DATELESS AMIGO, THE
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59. 09/10/89 (402) DEAD MEN DON'T DO AEROBICS
|
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140. 11/22/92 (710) DEATH OF A SHOE SALESMAN
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64. 11/05/89 (407) DESPERATELY SEEKING MISS OCTOBER
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122. 02/23/92 (619) DINNER WITH ANTHRAX
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89. 11/18/90 (509) DO YA THINK I'M SEXY
|
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40. 01/08/89 (305) A DUMP OF MY OWN
|
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25. 12/06/87 (212) EARTH ANGEL
|
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46. 02/19/89 (311) EATIN' OUT
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121. 02/16/92 (617) THE EGG AND I
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128. 05/03/92 (624) ENGLAND SHOW (part 1)
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129. 05/10/92 (625) ENGLAND SHOW (part 2)
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130. 05/17/92 (626) ENGLAND SHOW (part 3)
|
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133. 09/27/92 (703) EVERY BUNDY HAS A BIRTHDAY
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63. 10/29/89 (406) FAIR EXCHANGE
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34. 03/13/88 (221) FATHER LODE
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20. 10/25/87 (205) FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
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136. 10/25/92 (706) FRAT CHANCE
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127. 04/26/92 (623) THE GAS STATION SHOW
|
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18. 10/18/87 (206) GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 1)
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19. 10/18/87 (207) GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 2)
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149. 03/14/93 (719) GO FOR THE OLD
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93. 02/03/91 (514) THE GODFATHER
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112. 11/03/91 (608) GODS SHOES
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126. 04/19/92 (622) THE GOOD-BYE GIRL
|
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31. 02/21/88 (218) THE GREAT ESCAPE
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27. 01/10/88 (214) GUYS AND DOLLS
|
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43. 02/05/89 (309) THE GYPSY CRIED
|
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50. 03/26/89 (315) THE HARDER THEY FALL
|
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5. 05/03/87 (105) HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY
|
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62. 10/08/89 (405) HE AIN'T MUCH, BUT HE'S MINE
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36. 11/06/88 (302) HE THOUGHT HE COULD
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145. 02/07/93 (715) HEELS ON WHEELS
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41. 01/15/89 (306) HER CUPS RUNNETH OVER
|
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57. 08/27/89 (322) HERE'S LOOKIN' AT YOU, KID
|
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124. 03/22/92 (620) HI I.Q.
|
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158. 09/12/93 (802) HOOD IN THE BOYZ
|
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58. 09/03/89 (401) HOT OFF THE GRILL
|
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51. 04/09/89 (316) THE HOUSE THAT PEG LOST
|
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24. 11/22/87 (211) HOW DO YOU SPELL REVENGE?
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117. 12/22/91 (613) I WHO HAVE NOTHING
|
|
45. **/**/** (310) I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT
|
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37. 11/20/88 (303) I'M GOING TO SWEATLAND
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107. 09/22/91 (603) IF AL HAD A HAMMER
|
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111. 10/27/91 (607) IF I COULD SEE ME NOW
|
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16. 10/04/87 (204) IF I WERE A RICH MAN
|
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32. 02/28/88 (219) IM-PO-DENT
|
|
144. 01/17/93 (714) IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS
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68. 12/17/89 (412) IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 1)
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69. 12/17/89 (413) IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 2)
|
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13. 06/28/87 (113) JOHNNY BE GONE
|
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33. 03/06/88 (220) JUST MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN
|
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119. 01/19/92 (615) JUST SHOE IT
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86. 10/28/90 (506) KELLY BOUNCES BACK
|
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113. 11/10/91 (609) KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 1)
|
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114. 11/17/91 (610) KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 2)
|
|
138. 11/08/92 (708) KELLY DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE
|
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99. 04/07/91 (521) KIDS! WADAYA GONNA DO?
|
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56. 05/21/89 (321) LIFE'S A BEACH
|
|
94. 02/10/91 (513) LOOK WHO'S BARKING
|
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109. 10/06/91 (605) LOOKING FOR A DESK IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES
|
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160. 09/26/93 (804) LUCK OF THE BUNDYS
|
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131. 09/13/92 (701) MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
|
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95. 02/17/91 (515) A MAN'S CASTLE
|
|
87. 11/04/90 (507) MARRIED WITH ALIENS
|
|
52. 04/23/89 (317) MARRIED... WITH QUEEN (part 1)
|
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53. 04/30/89 (318) MARRIED... WITH QUEEN, THE SEQUEL
|
|
92. 01/06/91 (512) MARRIED... WITH WHO
|
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7. 05/17/87 (109) MARRIED... WITHOUT CHILDREN
|
|
29. 02/07/88 (216) MASTER THE POSSIBILITIES
|
|
151. 04/11/93 (721) MOVIE SHOW
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146. 02/14/93 (716) MR. EMPTY PANTS
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47. 02/26/89 (312) MY MOM, THE MOM
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118. 01/05/91 (614) THE MYSTERY OF SKULL ISLAND
|
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11. 06/14/87 (112) NIGHTMARE ON AL'S STREET
|
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162. 10/10/93 (806) NO CHICKEN, NO CHECK
|
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165. 11/14/93 (809) NO MA'AM
|
|
66. 11/19/89 (409) OH WHAT A FEELING
|
|
141. 12/13/92 (711) THE OLD COLLEGE TRY
|
|
154. 05/09/93 (724) THE OLD INSURANCE DODGE
|
|
97. 03/17/91 (518) OLDIES BUT YOUNG'UNS
|
|
90. 11/25/90 (510) ONE DOWN, TWO TO GO
|
|
148. 02/28/93 (718) PEGGY AND THE PIRATES
|
|
30. 02/14/88 (217) PEGGY LOVES AL - YEAH, YEAH, YEAH
|
|
77. 04/15/90 (421) PEGGY MADE A LITTLE LAMB
|
|
9. 05/31/87 (108) PEGGY SUE GOT WORK
|
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76. 03/25/90 (420) PEGGY TURNS 300
|
|
39. 12/11/88 (301) A PERIOD PIECE
|
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1. 04/05/87 (101) PILOT
|
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38. 11/27/88 (304) POKE HIGH
|
|
8. 05/24/87 (110) THE POKER GAME
|
|
14. 09/27/87 (202) POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 1)
|
|
15. 09/27/87 (203) POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 2)
|
|
156. 05/23/93 (726) THE PROPOSITION
|
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159. 09/19/93 (803) PROUD TO BE YOUR BUD
|
|
123. 03/05/92 (618) PSYCHIC AVENGERS
|
|
78. 04/29/90 (419) RAINGIRL
|
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23. 11/15/87 (210) THE RAZOR'S EDGE
|
|
44. 02/12/89 (308) REQUIEM FOR A DEAD BARBER
|
|
120. 02/09/92 (616) RITES OF PASSAGE
|
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72. 02/04/90 (414) ROCK AND ROLL GIRL
|
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139. 11/15/92 (709) ROCK OF AGES
|
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102. 04/28/91 (522) ROUTE 666 (part 1)
|
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103. 05/05/91 (523) ROUTE 666 (part 2)
|
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164. 11/07/93 (808) SCARED SINGLE
|
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105. 09/08/91 (601) SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 1)
|
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106. 09/15/91 (602) SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 2)
|
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6. 05/10/87 (103) SIXTEEN YEARS AND WHAT DO YOU GET
|
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116. 12/01/91 (612) SO THIS IS HOW SINATRA FELT
|
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83. 10/07/90 (503) SUE CASA, HIS CASA
|
|
132. 09/20/92 (702) T-R-A... SOMETHING, SPELLS TRAMP
|
|
163. 10/24/93 (807) TAKE MY WIFE, PLEASE
|
|
71. 01/14/90 (415) A TAXING PROBLEM
|
|
125. 04/05/92 (621) TEACHER PETS
|
|
2. 04/12/87 (102) THINNERGY
|
|
49. 03/19/89 (314) A THREE JOB, NO INCOME FAMILY
|
|
152. 04/25/93 (722) TILL DEATH DO US PART
|
|
153. 05/02/93 (723) TIS TIME TO SMELL THE ROSES
|
|
157. 09/05/93 (801) A TISKET, A TASKET CAN PEGGY MAKE A BASKET?
|
|
61. 10/01/89 (404) TOOTH AND CONSEQUENCES
|
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150. 03/28/93 (720) UNALFUL ENTRY
|
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84. 10/14/90 (504) THE UNNATURAL
|
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88. 11/11/90 (508) WABBIT SEASON
|
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81. 09/23/90 (502) WE'LL FOLLOW THE SUN
|
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155. 05/16/93 (725) THE WEDDING REPERCUSSIONS
|
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143. 01/10/93 (713) WEDDING SHOW
|
|
98. 03/24/91 (517) WEENIE TOT LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS
|
|
75. 02/25/90 (418) WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND
|
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135. 10/11/92 (705) WHAT I DID FOR LOVE
|
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12. 06/21/87 (111) WHERE'S THE BOSS
|
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70. 01/07/90 (411) WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN?
|
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4. 04/26/87 (106) WHOSE ROOM IS IT ANYWAY
|
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80. 05/13/90 (423) YARD SALE
|
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100. 04/14/91 (519) YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 1)
|
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101. 04/21/91 (520) YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 2)
|
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26. 12/20/87 (213) YOU BETTER WATCH OUT
|
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147. 02/21/93 (717) YOU CAN'T MISS
|
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73. 02/11/90 (416) YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 1)
|
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74. 02/18/90 (417) YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 2)
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APPENDIX I - TITLE LISTINGS
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Production Code Order
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First Season:
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1. 04/05/87 (101) PILOT
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2. 04/12/87 (102) THINNERGY
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6. 05/10/87 (103) SIXTEEN YEARS AND WHAT DO YOU GET
|
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3. 04/19/87 (104) BUT I DIDN'T SHOOT THE DEPUTY
|
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5. 05/03/87 (105) HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY
|
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4. 04/26/87 (106) WHOSE ROOM IS IT ANYWAY
|
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10. 06/07/87 (107) AL LOSES HIS CHERRY
|
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9. 05/31/87 (108) PEGGY SUE GOT WORK
|
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7. 05/17/87 (109) MARRIED... WITHOUT CHILDREN
|
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8. 05/24/87 (110) THE POKER GAME
|
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12. 06/21/87 (111) WHERE'S THE BOSS
|
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11. 06/14/87 (112) NIGHTMARE ON AL'S STREET
|
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13. 06/28/87 (113) JOHNNY BE GONE
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Second Season:
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17. 10/11/87 (201) BUCK CAN DO IT
|
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14. 09/27/87 (202) POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 1)
|
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15. 09/27/87 (203) POPPY'S BY THE TREE (part 2)
|
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16. 10/04/87 (204) IF I WERE A RICH MAN
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20. 10/25/87 (205) FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
|
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18. 10/18/87 (206) GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 1)
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19. 10/18/87 (207) GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (part 2)
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21. 11/01/87 (208) BORN TO WALK
|
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22. 11/08/87 (209) ALLEY OF THE DOLLS
|
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23. 11/15/87 (210) THE RAZOR'S EDGE
|
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24. 11/22/87 (211) HOW DO YOU SPELL REVENGE?
|
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25. 12/06/87 (212) EARTH ANGEL
|
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26. 12/20/87 (213) YOU BETTER WATCH OUT
|
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27. 01/10/88 (214) GUYS AND DOLLS
|
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28. 01/24/88 (215) BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP
|
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29. 02/07/88 (216) MASTER THE POSSIBILITIES
|
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30. 02/14/88 (217) PEGGY LOVES AL - YEAH, YEAH, YEAH
|
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31. 02/21/88 (218) THE GREAT ESCAPE
|
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32. 02/28/88 (219) IM-PO-DENT
|
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33. 03/06/88 (220) JUST MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN
|
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34. 03/13/88 (221) FATHER LODE
|
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35. 05/01/88 (222) ALL IN THE FAMILY
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Third Season:
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39. 12/11/88 (301) A PERIOD PIECE
|
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36. 11/06/88 (302) HE THOUGHT HE COULD
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37. 11/20/88 (303) I'M GOING TO SWEATLAND
|
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38. 11/27/88 (304) POKE HIGH
|
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40. 01/08/89 (305) A DUMP OF MY OWN
|
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41. 01/15/89 (306) HER CUPS RUNNETH OVER
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42. 01/29/89 (307) THE BALD AND THE BEAUTIFUL
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44. 02/12/89 (308) REQUIEM FOR A DEAD BARBER
|
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43. 02/05/89 (309) THE GYPSY CRIED
|
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45. **/**/** (310) I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT
|
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46. 02/19/89 (311) EATIN' OUT
|
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46. 02/26/89 (312) MY MOM, THE MOM
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47. 03/12/89 (313) CAN'T DANCE, DON'T ASK ME
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49. 03/19/89 (314) A THREE JOB, NO INCOME FAMILY
|
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50. 03/26/89 (315) THE HARDER THEY FALL
|
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51. 04/09/89 (316) THE HOUSE THAT PEG LOST
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52. 04/23/89 (317) MARRIED... WITH QUEEN (part 1)
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53. 04/30/89 (318) MARRIED... WITH QUEEN, THE SEQUEL
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55. 05/14/89 (319) THE COMPUTER SHOW
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54. 05/07/89 (320) THE DATELESS AMIGO
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56. 05/21/89 (321) LIFE'S A BEACH
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57. 08/27/89 (322) HERE'S LOOKIN' AT YOU, KID
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Fourth Season:
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58. 09/03/89 (401) HOT OFF THE GRILL
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59. 09/10/89 (402) DEAD MEN DON'T DO AEROBICS
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60. 09/24/89 (403) BUCK SAVES THE DAY
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61. 10/01/89 (404) TOOTH AND CONSEQUENCES
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62. 10/08/89 (405) HE AIN'T MUCH, BUT HE'S MINE
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63. 10/29/89 (406) FAIR EXCHANGE
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64. 11/05/89 (407) DESPERATELY SEEKING MISS OCTOBER
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65. 11/12/89 (408) 976-SHOE
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66. 11/19/89 (409) OH WHAT A FEELING
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67. 11/26/89 (410) AT THE ZOO
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70. 01/07/90 (411) WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN?
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68. 12/17/89 (412) IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 1)
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69. 12/17/89 (413) IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 2)
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72. 02/04/90 (414) ROCK AND ROLL GIRL
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71. 01/14/90 (415) A TAXING PROBLEM
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73. 02/11/90 (416) YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 1)
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74. 02/18/90 (417) YOU GOTTA KNOW WHEN TO FOLD 'EM (part 2)
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75. 02/25/90 (418) WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND
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78. 04/29/90 (419) RAINGIRL
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76. 03/25/90 (420) PEGGY TURNS 300
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77. 04/15/90 (421) PEGGY MADE A LITTLE LAMB
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79. 05/06/90 (422) THE AGONY OF DeFEET
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80. 05/13/90 (423) YARD SALE
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Fifth Season:
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82. 09/30/90 (501) AL... WITH KELLY
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81. 09/23/90 (502) WE'LL FOLLOW THE SUN
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83. 10/07/90 (503) SUE CASA, HIS CASA
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84. 10/14/90 (504) THE UNNATURAL
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85. 10/21/90 (505) DANCE SHOW
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86. 10/28/90 (506) KELLY BOUNCES BACK
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87. 11/04/90 (507) MARRIED WITH ALIENS
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88. 11/11/90 (508) WABBIT SEASON
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89. 11/18/90 (509) DO YA THINK I'M SEXY
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90. 11/25/90 (510) ONE DOWN, TWO TO GO
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91. 12/16/90 (511) AND BABY MAKES MONEY
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92. 01/06/91 (512) MARRIED... WITH WHO
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94. 02/10/91 (513) LOOK WHO'S BARKING
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93. 02/03/91 (514) THE GODFATHER
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95. 02/17/91 (515) A MAN'S CASTLE
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96. 02/24/91 (516) ALL NIGHT SECURITY DUDE
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98. 03/24/91 (517) WEENIE TOT LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS
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97. 03/17/91 (518) OLDIES BUT YOUNG'UNS
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100. 04/14/91 (519) YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 1)
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101. 04/21/91 (520) YOU BETTER SHOP AROUND (part 2)
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99. 04/07/91 (521) KIDS! WADAYA GONNA DO?
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102. 04/28/91 (522) ROUTE 666 (part 1)
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103. 05/05/91 (523) ROUTE 666 (part 2)
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104. 05/19/91 (524) BUCK THE STUD
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Sixth Season:
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105. 09/08/91 (601) SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 1)
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106. 09/15/91 (602) SHE'S HAVING MY BABY (part 2)
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107. 09/22/91 (603) IF AL HAD A HAMMER
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108. 09/29/91 (604) CHEESE, CUES, AND BLOOD
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109. 10/06/91 (605) LOOKING FOR A DESK IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES
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110. 10/13/91 (606) BUCK HAS A BELLY ACHE
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111. 10/27/91 (607) IF I COULD SEE ME NOW
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112. 11/03/91 (608) GODS SHOES
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113. 11/10/91 (609) KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 1)
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114. 11/17/91 (610) KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 2)
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115. 11/24/91 (611) AL BUNDY, SHOE DICK
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116. 12/01/91 (612) SO THIS IS HOW SINATRA FELT
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117. 12/22/91 (613) I WHO HAVE NOTHING
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118. 01/05/91 (614) THE MYSTERY OF SKULL ISLAND
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119. 01/19/92 (615) JUST SHOE IT
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120. 02/09/92 (616) RITES OF PASSAGE
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121. 02/16/92 (617) THE EGG AND I
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123. 03/05/92 (618) PSYCHIC AVENGERS
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122. 02/23/92 (619) DINNER WITH ANTHRAX
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124. 03/22/92 (620) HI I.Q.
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125. 04/05/92 (621) TEACHER PETS
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126. 04/19/92 (622) THE GOOD-BYE GIRL
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127. 04/26/92 (623) THE GAS STATION SHOW
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128. 05/03/92 (624) ENGLAND SHOW (part 1)
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129. 05/10/92 (625) ENGLAND SHOW (part 2)
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130. 05/17/92 (626) ENGLAND SHOW (part 3)
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Seventh Season:
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[ same as broadcast order ]
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Eighth Season:
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[ same as broadcast order ]
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--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--==--
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APPENDIX II - GUEST CAST LISTING
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Ackerman, Robert Harry (710)
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Adams, Joey Lauren Cousin Effie (606), Janie (713)
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Adams, Lillian Mrs. Mariner (621)
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Adams, Trudy Chelsea (410)
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Akbar, Tami Meg (808)
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Alan, Brice Chris (321)
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Albin, Delores Mrs. McGinty (322)
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Alden, Stacy Fran (308)
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Alexander, Sandra Wendy (321)
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Allen, Christi Kristi (216), Lucy (321)
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Allison, Cynthia News Anchor (707)
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Ancier, Garth Gig Fontaine (610)
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Anders, Avalon Sandy (716)
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Anderson, Kim Jackie (218)
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Anderson, Pamela Yvette (501), Cashew (523)
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Angers, Robin Rhonda (422)
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Anthrax Themselves (619)
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Apicella, John Rick (318)
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Apothaker, Helena Butter Lefkowitz (517),
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Butter (519), Crystal (521)
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Applebaum, Bill Tim Potter (318), Newscaster Voice (710)
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Arenberg, Lee Sal (804)
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Armstrong, Alun Trevor (624-626)
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Arquette, Lewis Ed (111)
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Arthur, Bob Lew (303)
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Asher, John Mallory Bob (519)
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Austin, Lynne Sable (318)
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Austin, Marcy Luana (321)
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Ayres, Leah Betty (623)
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Azzara, Candice Madam Inga (618)
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Banko, Jennifer Courtney (410)
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Banks, Ernie himself (810)
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Barron, Allison Lauren (316), Tania (717)
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Basone, Jeanne Hollywood (417)
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Bassett, Skye Ray Ray's Girl (802)
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Basso, Victor Hugo Hair Dresser (610)
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Bateman, Bill Larry Fleishman (318)
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Baxter, Gean Rick Cool (518), TV Announcer (607)
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Bean, Steve Fred (309), Steve (716)
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Beck, Billy Guard (111)
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Behr, Melissa Heidi (808)
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Bell, E.E. Bob Rooney (809)
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Bellamy, Diana Customer #1 (101), Nancy (111)
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Belmonte, Barbara Trish (218), Silky (317)
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Bemis, Cliff Termite Boss (218)
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Bench, Johnny himself (810)
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Benrubi, Abraham Jimmy (725)
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Bentley, Marc Lewis (409)
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Benton, Craig Usher (721)
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Berg, Ingrid Waitress (809)
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Bernard, Paula Denise (712)
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Betzler, Geri Susan (421)
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Billings, Earl Demerson (523)
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Billingslea, Beau Moderator (805)
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Blair, Linda Ida Mae (701)
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Blake, Noah Sean (109), Jim (422)
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Blakesley, Weston Worker (703)
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Blanc, Jennifer Margie (524)
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Blervaque, Borovnisa Beautiful Girl (808)
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Blom, Dan Sven Hunkstrom (504)
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Bloom, John Billy Ray (808)
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Bluhm, Brandon Lenny (302)
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Bologna, Joseph Charlie Verducci (518)
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Bonacki, Lou Jake (806)
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Booker, Charlotte Miss Parker (708)
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Boreanaz, David Frank (721)
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Borelli, Emilio Man (710)
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Borlenghi, Matt Ray Ray (802)
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Borrego, Jesse Bruno (313)
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Bowman, Pamela Sherry Cherry (107)
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Boyd, Joshua Kid #1 (807)
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Boyd, Joshua Timmy (811)
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Boyle, Lisa Bubbles Double Dee (809)
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Braff, Jennifer Rhonda Rose (517)
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Brandt, Brandi Playmate/Herself (407)
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Braxton, Lynn Big Bad Momma (417)
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Brief, Kevin Official (719)
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Brill, Charlie Eugene Bundy (511)
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Brittany, Morgan Marilyn Beamis (321)
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Britten, Rhonda Donna (509)
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Broadhurst, Angel Salt Water (514)
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Broderick, Beth Miss Penza (511)
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Brooks, Kimberly Salesgirl (721)
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Brose, Richard Bouncer (206)
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Brothers, Joyce The Judge (503)
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Brown, Bobbie Nibbles (519, 520), Pecan (523)
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Brown, Christopher Ralph (620)
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Bruskin, Steve Clyde (418)
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Buckman, Phil Joe (623)
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Budak, Kiamalise Betty (717)
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Bundy, King Kong Uncle Irwin (222)
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Burke, Ed Man (707)
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Burke, Flora Volenteer #2 (707)
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Burke, Kerry Swensen (408)
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Burns, Michael John Joey (422)
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Burton, Tracy Sandy (321)
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Bush, Owen Codger #2 (522)
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Byner, John Prospector (522)
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Byrnes, Edd Himself (619)
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Carlen, Catherine Vicky (317, 318)
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Carlton, Hope Marie Heather (218)
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Carlton, Steve Himself (615)
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Carrere, Tia Piper Bowman (506)
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Carrington, Debbie Lee Alien (507)
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Carroll, Deryl Professor Lavar (515)
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Carroll, Helena Poxilda (624)
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Carroll, Josh Mark (423)
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Cashen, Irina June Hubbard (521)
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Castellaneta, Dan Pete (505), Funeral Director (710)
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Chamberlain, Nicole Tanya Van Pelt (611)
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Chandler, Stan Bank Nerd #1 (711)
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Charlie Murphy (308)
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Chartoff, Melanie Laurie Diamond (720)
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Chester, Colby Jim (623)
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Childerhose, Jane Customer (726)
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Chiros, Jim Activist #1 (707)
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Chrestman, Sadie Samantha (303)
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Christian, Keely Senior #1 (421)
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Christian, Mike Skippy (206)
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Ciarfalio, Carl Man (616)
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Cimber, Tony Announcer (417)
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Cira, Paul Lawyer (613)
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Clark, Dan Biff (614)
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Clark, Z.Z. Hakbar (618)
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Clarke, Michael Francis Bartender (410)
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Clay, Ray P.A. Announcer (801)
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Clay, Sam Croupier (417)
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Cobb, Randall "Tex" Burglar (720)
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Cockrum, Dennis Bartender (712)
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Coleman, Kari Anchorwoman (720)
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Coleman, Kari Muffy (707)
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Collins, Christopher Roger (809)
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Condra, Julie Becky (312)
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Coogan, Jonathan Workman (316)
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Cook, Bert James (604), Ernie (621), Customer (708)
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Corman, Brent Freddy (423), Boy (520)
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Coulouris, Keith Guy (705)
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Coutos, Paul Leo Privett (415)
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Cox, Tony Alien (507)
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Coy, Ric Kid (621)
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Cranny, Heather Lynne May Hubbard (521)
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Cranshaw, Patrick Young Kit (606)
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Crossley, Charlotte Louise (206, 212, 403)
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Cunningham, Healy Lois (322)
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Curran, Kevin * Voice of Buck (616,617,624,712,others),
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Buck the Man (618)
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Curtis, Liane Debbie (109)
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D'Ambrosio, Vito Louie (308)
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Dammann, Joseph Book Boy (302)
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Dancy, Patrick Ruben (421)
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Darbo, Patrika Ethel (807)
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Dario, David Doug (604)
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Davies, Lane Harry Ashland (514)
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Davis, Spenser Himself (709)
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Davis, Ted Habib #2 (723)
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De Mauro, Nick Cop (214)
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DeLuise, Dom Voice of Floyd the Dog (811)
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DeVore, Cain Man (716)
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Dean, Mitchell Guy (622)
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Del Rubio, Milly/Elena/Eadie The Wanker Triplets (222)
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Delano, Diane Gladys (704)
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Dell, Charlie Roy (202)
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Di Mattia, Victor Arnold (101)
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Dillon, Deborah Sharrie (414)
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Dillon, Seth Jorge (605)
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Divac, Vlade Himself (801)
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Dominguez, Phil Lex (721)
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Dona, Linda Tawny (101)
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Donatelli, Doug Construction Worker (206)
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Donovan, Lisa Linda (318)
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Dorff, Stephen Boz (320)
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Dorr, Nicholas Man (417)
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Doyle-Murray, Brian Wayne (708)
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Draper, Don Salesman (103)
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Dremann, Beau Matt (304)
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Drexler, Clyde Himself (801)
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Dubay, Chantal Candy (717)
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Ducati, Kristi Candy (716)
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Dunning, Debbie Rochelle (506), Bubbles (524)
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Durock, Dick Chainsaw (201)
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Edwards, Elizabeth Sandy (102)
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Edwards, Joel Jeff (418)
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Egan, Aeryk Victor (403)
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Eickstaedt, Katherine Lola (402)
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Eidel, Carey Mr. Groggs (304)
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Ellerine Nelvia (603)
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Elson, Andrea Heidi (713)
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Emerick, Gerald Man Behind Al (801)
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Engle, Debra Mary Ellen (802)
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Epp, Gary Guard (620)
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Erwin, Bill Hiram Massey (216)
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Eskra, Donna Cyndy (610, 609)
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Evans, Ron Rodrico (717)
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Eyster, Tim Franklin (412)
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Fabian, Ava Yummy (417), Honey Roasted (523)
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Falkenberg, Kort Hans (513)
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Farago, Joe Mr. Writeman (409)
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Faustino, Michael * Nestor (213), Kid No.1 (321), Joey (403)
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Fegan, Roy Team Official (801)
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Feinstein, George George (719)
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Feldman, Corey Ralph (702)
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Ferguson, Scott Paperboy (514)
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Fieldsteel, Robert Wally (607)
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Filippone, Lucy Athena (509)
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Filpi, Carmen Codger #1 (522)
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Firestone, Roy Himself (420)
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Flaherty, Joe Dr. Plierson (404)
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Flaster, Andy Thursday Markowitz (618)
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Florek, Dave Mick (515)
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Fondacaro, Phil Alien (507)
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Foray, June Scary Mary (608)
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Ford, F.Richards Johnson (517)
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Fox, Sean Kid #1 (622)
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France, Lindsey Kid #2 (622)
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Frances, Jane Eva (623)
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Franckenstein, Clement Von Maitre'D (311)
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Franke, Jay Anthony Pizza Boy (501)
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Freeman, A.J. Mailman (415)
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Fries, Marla Kitty (502)
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Frishman, Daniel Mr. Williams (315)
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Frost, Teresa Nurse (501)
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Fuhrman, Lisa Jeannie (609, 610)
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Ganz, Sherlock Olga (623), Patron #1 (704)
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Ganzel, Teresa Heather (314)
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Gardner, Jay Commercial Announcer (615)
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Garrison, David * Steve Rhoades (617, 718)
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Garrison, Scott * Bill (404)
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Gauthier, Dan Kelly's boyfriend (202)
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Genet, Sabryn Coed #2 (711)
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George, Brian Chef (513)
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Gerard, John Possum Boy (606)
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Gibboney, Linda Miss McGowen (621)
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Gilbert, Peggy Cheerleader (719)
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Gilfillan, Sue Ann Customer #2 (101), Lisa (110)
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Gillis, Anne Marie Woman (514)
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Gillis, Mary Judge #2 (422)
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Giordano, Elizabeth Receptionist (615)
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Girardin, Ray Mr. Shnick (517)
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Glaser, Garrett Himself (420)
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Goldfinger, Michael Doug (707)
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Goldthwait, Bobcat Zemus (701)
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Goode, Joanna Incense Berkowicz (506)
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Goodman, Mark V.J. (709)
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Gordon, Billy Belle (807)
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Graham, Bojesse Christopher Rick (418)
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Gray, Julie Brook (510)
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Green, Mary Pat Marge (808)
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Greenberg, Mitchell Mr. Pittman (201)
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Greene, Kim Morgan Becky (202)
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Grenham, Jamie Lynn Brenda (414)
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Gretsch, Joel Johnny (714)
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Grimes, Heather Roberta (609, 610)
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Gross, Edan Carl (213), Young Al (302)
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Grubbs, Gary Delbert (202)
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Guri, Steve Mervyn (206)
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Gustafson, Carol Principal Ravinko (418), Principal (516)
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Guzek, Christian Kid (604)
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Haake, James Uncle Otto (222)
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Hagerty, Mike Coroner (213)
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Hahn, Jessica Ricki (612)
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Hall, Edd Tour Guide (622)
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Hall, Jerry Terry Cherry (107)
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Halskov, Janne Mandy (716)
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Hamilton, Trip Jim (809)
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Hanket, Arthur Anchorman (716)
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Hanson, Richard Fantasy Man (523)
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Harmon, Deborah Mimi (209)
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Harper, Hill Aaron (808)
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Harrington, Claudia Thelma (318)
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Harris, Estelle Delilah (107)
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Hart-Browne, Harry Eduardo (308)
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Hartley, Steven Igor (624-626)
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Hartman, Elek Gus (706)
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Havens, Richie Himself (709)
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Hayden, Ursula Babe (417)
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Helberg, Sandy Mr. Wormer (313)
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Henneberry, Steve Fantasy Man (523)
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Heston, Jeff Emaciated Man (808)
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Hewlett, Roger Sticky the Clown (616)
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Hill, Thomas Muldoon (104)
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Hill, Tim Man (620)
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Hoffman, Monty Bartender (602), Santa (712)
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Hopper, Heather Lisa (320)
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Houghton, Paris Lulu (715)
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Houston, Fitzhugh Rich (515)
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Howard, Joshua Guy #1 (418)
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Howerton, Charles Older Man (510)
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Hoyos, Terri Mrs.Garcia (605)
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Hufsey, Billy Zorro (206)
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Hutson, Candy Tina (321)
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Hutton, Rif Bailiff (503)
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Irene, Georgi Samantha (610, 609)
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Isak, Gita Motorist #2 (502), Melba (603)
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Israel, Richard Myron (406)
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Jackson, Jeanine Mother (811)
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Jackson, Rose Angie (808)
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Jacobs, Christian Shep (314)
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Jacobson, Larry * Host (608), passer by (624, 707)
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Jagoda, Jeryl Woman #1 (108)
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James, Anthony Adolph Van Pelt (611)
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Jarchow, Bruce Manager (519, 520)
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Jarvis, Graham Lance (307)
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Jason, Peter Manager (723)
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Jeni, Richard Eli (318)
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Jensen, Brian Antoine (716)
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Jensen, Gunther Dweep (109)
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Johns, Jillian Waitress (810)
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Johnson, Anthony Herb (603)
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Johnson, Christy Caroline (320)
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Johnson, Douglas Bryant Bob (406)
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Johnson, Vernee Watson Renee (405)
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Johnston, J.J. Happy (111)
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Johnston, J.J. Louie (804)
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Johnston, John Dennis Jimmy (211)
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Jones, Ed Himself (615)
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Jones, Lihann April May June (217)
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Jovovich, Milla Yvette (406)
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Justrich, Tracy Tasha (316)
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Kablan, Therese Crystal (307)
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Kagan, Marilyn Dr. Angela (805)
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Kageyama, Rodney Owner (513)
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Kahofer, Lisa Wanda (206)
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Kain, Judy Sheila (206, 212)
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Kalmenson, Bill Chuck (209)
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Kamm, Kris Brian (211)
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Karsian, Tara Woman at Store (808)
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Kazurinsky, Tim Sidney Rimhollow (608)
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Keifer, Elizabeth Ginger (405)
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Keily, Jim Bellboy (216)
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Keller, Anna Karin (623)
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Kelly, Jocelyn Girl (705)
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Kelly, Lisa Robin Carol (708)
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Kenny, Jack Fredo (716)
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Keyes, Irwin Mr. Hugo (108)
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Killian, Robin Beer Girl #2 (707), Natalie (713)
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King, B.B. Street Singer (513)
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Kinison, Sam Angel (413)
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Kirwan, Mary Jo Harold's Wife (311)
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Krieger, Robbie Himself (709)
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Kussman, Dylan Butch (314)
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LaBelle, Rob Joe (724)
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LaGrua, Tom Weasel (804)
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LaRue, Eva Carrie (414)
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Lahm, Tom Jim Jupiter (402)
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Lander, David Eli (318)
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Landon, Hal Janitor (622)
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Lashly, James E.J. (110)
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Le Bell, Gene Larry (212),Referee (417),Black Ben (718)
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Le Blanc, Matt Vinnie Verducci (518, 609)
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LeFever, Chuck Skippy (802)
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Leavitt, Matt * January Hubbard (521), Matt (712)
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Leavitt, Ron * Jack Dallas (611), passer by (707)
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Leavitt, Samantha * April Hubbard (521), Samantha (712)
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Leavitt, Sharyn * Yetta (523), Harriet (603)
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Leckner, Brian Henry (717)
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Lee, Bill Cho Sony (603)
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Lee, Dana Voice of Master Po (622)
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Lee, Luann Fifi (322)
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Lee, Theresa Petal (709)
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Leeds, Regina Woman #2 (108), Cheese Lady (519)
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Lehman, Lillian Judge (310)
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Leider, Harriet Velma (809)
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Leisure, David Bink Winkleman (220)
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Leithe, Andrea Stacey (623)
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Lemon, Ben Bill Palomino (419)
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Lenet, Lynda Geena (318)
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Lenney, Dinah Talk Show Host (609)
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Lenore, Justine Edna (303)
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Leonard, Lu DeGroot (302)
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Leonard, Sugar Ray Himself (615)
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Lesser, Robert Bum (605)
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Levin, Deborah Susan (312)
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Levy, Steve Mr. Ron (308)
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Lewis, Greg Old Codger (504)
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Liberty, Bruce Clyde (303)
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Lightfoot, Leonard Oliver (507)
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Lilly, Brenda Sonya (405)
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Lindsay, Mark Himself (709)
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Litman, Ron Customer #2 (518)
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Lloyd, Frank Norris (104,110,212,308,410,504,603),
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Motorist #1 (502), Al's Feet (615),
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Leonard Van Pelt (611), Gorgo (616),
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Parachuter (703), Black Bert (718)
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Lockhart, Laurel Lorraine (710)
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Lords, Traci T.C. (404), Vanessa Van Pelt (611)
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Lott, Lawrence Dealer (416)
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Louise, Tina Miss Beck (506)
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Lovitz, Jon Jeff Littlehead (610)
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Luner, Jamie Gerri (706)
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Lustig, Aaron Attendant (709)
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Lutz, Linda Frieda (216)
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Mack, Rana Margie (620)
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Maculan, Tim Bank Nerd #2 (711)
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Maher, Bill Adam (717)
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Maloney, Coleen Marie Privett (415)
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Maloney, Patty Alien (507)
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Maniaci, Jim Jim (307)
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Mann, Jodie Cashier (519, 520)
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Mansell, Carol Edna (317)
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Marcus, Bill Harold (202)
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Margolis, Cindy Beer Girl #1 (707)
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Marin, Cheech Voice of Buck (811)
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Martin, Ralph P. Mustafa (811)
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Masset, Andrew Phillip (703)
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Mathers, Jerry Himself (520)
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Matlock, Buddy Banjo Player (522)
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Matthews, Patricia Velour (317)
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Mauro, Gary Mark (321)
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Mayer, Richard Old Man (711)
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Mazzola, Aubree Girl (708)
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McClellan, Kathleen Girl (706)
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McCullough, Suli Dave (518)
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McDaniel, Xavier Himself (801)
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McKenzie, Matt Reporter (410)
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McLaren, Todd Stadium Announcer (719)
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McLeod, Alex Coed #1 (711)
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McManus, Michael Puggy (420)
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McMurray, Sam Andy (505)
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Mellencamp, Laura Melinda (318)
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Melson, Sara Corky (713)
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Merrick, Dawn Tiffany (212)
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Michalski, Jeff Harry (603)
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Milantoni, Michelle Margo (303)
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Milder, Andy Francis (706)
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Miller, E.D. Ira (719)
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Mills, Brooke Stacy Sandy (720)
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Minasyan, Anahtt Lil (721)
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Minyard, Ken Ollie (303)
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Mitz, Michael Bank Teller (711)
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Modder, Darren Roscoe (209)
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Monahan, Debi Hon (216)
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Montano, Fran Station Manager (419)
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Montgomerey, Nick Leon (206)
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Montgomery, Maggi Leona (612)
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Moore, Barbara Dee Anna (725)
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Morgan, Ed Charity Santa (712)
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Morris, Garrett Russ (110, 308)
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Morrison, Kate Alice (423)
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Moss, Lisa TV News Anchor (410)
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Moye, Michael G. * Young Zeke (522),
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Voice of Nearby Dog (624)
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Mullen, Beckie Yvonne (501)
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Muramoto, Betty Sumo Yohiro (317)
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Mustillo, Louis Mr. Nielsen (622)
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Namath, Joe himself (810)
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Nast, Tommy Elmo (417)
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Nelson, David Fantasy Man (523)
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Nicholas, Michelle Libby (803)
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Nichols, Wendy Girl (506)
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Noon, Frank Guy #2 (809)
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Noone, Peter Himself (709)
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O'Brien, Patrick Wally (215)
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O'Bryan, Sean Neuter (806)
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O'Doherty, Jim Pagent Master (422)
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O'Guinne, Michael Bowler #1 (420)
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O'Hara, Megan Lola (608), Girl #1 (610)
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O'Neal, Cleveland Stage Manager (610)
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Ochman, Joe Guy (808)
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Oddie, Bill Winston (624-626)
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Offer, Tonya Salmoe (605)
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Oleson, Nick Lon (721)
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Olkewicz, Walter Violinist (103)
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Ollstein, Laurel Woman (704)
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Omundson, Timothy Bartender (809)
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Oppenheimer, Alan Mr. Foodie (520)
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Owens, Edwin Judge (720)
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Paige, Kimberly Jackie (802)
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Palmieri, William Guy #1 (809)
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Paradise, James Slick Stick Jackson (604)
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Parker, Andrea Go-Go Dancer (317)
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Parker, Brad Bob (608)
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Parker, F. William Vandergelder (309)
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Parker, S. Kyle Ahmed (706)
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Parker, S. Kyle Habib #1 (723)
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Parkhurst, Heather Elizabeth Flopsie (517),Almond (523),Hilgar (623)
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Pass, Cyndi Girl Dancer (602)
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Paul, Richard Sheriff (202)
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Pavia, Ria Kitty (304)
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Pearcey, Kristen Karen (316)
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People, The Villiage themselves (807)
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Peretz, Susan Ms. Blaub (723)
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Perna, Tom Tony (604)
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Perry, Barbara Old Lady (618)
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Petkoff, Robert Delivery Boy (213)
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Phelps, Becky Gloria (202)
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Phillips, Bobbie Jill (603), Kara (614)
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Pierce, Jill Mary (414)
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Pierson, Geoff Roland Squab (220)
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Pitzer, Marilyn Betsy (321)
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Plaksin, Laurie Charlene (316)
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Polizos, Vic Killer (202)
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Poole, Tonya Beer Girl #3 (707)
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Prestia, Shirley Marsha (322)
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Priddy, Nancy * Mrs. Writeman (409)
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Pusheck, Jennifer Toni (711)
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Puzo, Gina Roxanne (616)
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Quarter, James Delbert (620)
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Raggio, Lisa Connie (317, 318)
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Ralston, Teri Judge Spivak (312)
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Randolph, John Colonel Van Pelt (611)
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Rapport, Louise Mrs. Gillis (519)
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Redmond, Marge Miss Beyer (421)
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Reilly, Tom Caterer (615)
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Reinhardt, Ray Peamon (408)
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Ribisi, Vonni Teddy (111, 320)
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Richards, Denise Lee Girl #2 (610)
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Rieffel, Lisa girl (702)
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Rifkind, Joshua Scott (620)
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Rio, Eddie Motorist #3 (502)
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Roberts, Ted Brian (703)
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Robertson, Kimmy Molly (405)
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Robinson, Robin Francis Man (721)
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Romero, Kate Midge (412)
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Rooney, Sherry Gwen (703)
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Rose, Roger V.J. (619)
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Rose, Sherrie Mandi (509)
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Ross, Charlotte Darlene (621)
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Rossitto, Susie Alien (507)
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Ruprecht, David Mr. Mallman (213)
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Rusoff, Catherine Mona Squab (220), Betsy (603)
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Ryan, Leslie Julie (711)
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Ryder, Kevin The D.J. (519)
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Saccente, Michael Man (416)
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Sacha, Kenny Mr. Adonis (308)
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Sagal, Joey Man with nose (602)
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Saman Beach Boy (321)
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Sanders, Cynthena Activist #2 (707)
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Sanders, Fred Ishowitz (712)
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Sanders, Henry Murray (307)
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Sanders, Richard Mr.Conner (103)
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Sanderson, William Cousin Eb (606)
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Sauer, Dorit Trixie (505), Trixie (516)
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Saunders, J.Jay Bronson (104)
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Saxton, Lisa Girl Vendor (602), Bathsheba (605)
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Scarry, Rick Melvin (603)
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Schillaci, Barbara Mitzi (218)
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Schon, Kevin Phil (726)
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Schreiber, R.Leo Farmer (408)
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Schuch, Robert Jimbo (318)
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Schwab, Lana Fern (212), Fern (403)
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Scott, Geoffrey Gary (111)
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Scott, Jessie Lovely Zelda (220)
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Scott, Karen Lynn Aunt Heather (613)
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Scriba, Mik Mr. Blum (418)
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Sebastian, John Himself (709)
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Sederholm, David Bruce Van Pelt (611)
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Seeger, Mindy Jeannie (807)
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Sellers, Derek Hardy (504), Fantasy Man (523)
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Semon, Cheri July Hubbard (521), Polly (712)
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Semon, Kristen December Hubbard (521), Lolly (712)
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Shabba-Doo Cecil (414)
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Shear, Pearl Volenteer #1 (707)
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Shear, Rhonda Brenda (509)
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Shearer, Sara Assistant (712)
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Shelton, Fred Roy (504)
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Sherman, Amanda Donna (111)
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Shields, Trea Bridgett (524)
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Shilling, Georgia Cheerleader (719)
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Shimmerman, Armin Mr. Lovejoy (524)
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Shore, Pauly Captain (314)
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Shydner, Ritch Luke Ventura (101, 107)
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Sickner, Sean N. Policeman #2 (804)
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Silla, Felix Alien (507)
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Silver, Hartley Storekeeper Jim (707)
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Simmrin, Joey March Hubbard (521)
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Simms, George Casting Executive (615)
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Skelton, Nancy Dottie (303)
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Sloan, Tiffany Carol (717)
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Smith, Bubba Spare Tire Dixon (516)
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Smith, Michele Bunny (402)
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Solomon, George Host/Announcer (206)
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Songe, Cynthia Ms. Mount (304)
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Sophia, Jennifer Didi (209)
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Sparks, Don Horowitz (412)
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Speir, Dona Photo Girl (311)
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Sperber, Wendie Jo Sandy (613)
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Spinak, Larry Frank (209)
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Springer, Jerry himself (809)
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Sprung, Sandy * Dottie (202)
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Stanley, La Rue Fanny (206, 212, 322)
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Stanton, Michael Customer #1 (518)
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Statheros, Elena Liz (721)
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Steedman, Tony Mayor Fivshaw (624-626)
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Stein, Ron Elvis? (303)
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Steinfeld, Andrew Tom (423)
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Steinfeld, Pete Lifeguard (321), Rock Turboman (610)
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Stevens, Howard TV Announcer (316)
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Stoneback, Ric Speedy (318)
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Stoyanov, Michael Pizza Boy (416)
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Street, Dusty D.J. (702)
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Sullivan, Cynthia Mildred (423)
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Summers, Bunny Mrs. Wicker (313)
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Susa, Amber Jill (321)
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Suskind, Steve Barney (809)
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Susskind, Steve Barney (110, 212, 308, 504)
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Sweeney, James R. Priest (710)
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Sweet, Shane Seven (701-706,708-709,711-712,714,718)
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Szigeti, Cynthia Bertha (716)
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Tarver, Milt IRS Agent (517)
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Taylor, B.T. Adam (604)
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Taylor, Mark Mr. Lincoln (503)
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Taylor, Sarah Lounge Singer (417)
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Templin, Ray Announcer (504)
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Tenison, Renee Macadamia (523), Topsy (605)
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Tenison, Rosie Mopsy (605)
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Theodore, Marisa Betty jr. (623)
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Thiessen, Tiffani-Amber Heather McCoy (418)
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Thill, Jerrie Cheerleader (719)
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Thompson, Kevin Elf (712)
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Thomsen, Gregg Hank (406)
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Thorley, Ken Jury Foreman (310)
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Tilton, Charlene Herself (723)
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Tino, Mike Vince (409)
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Toth, Nick Computer Voice (319)
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Trentini, Peggy Ulla (623)
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Trevor, Steven Zelmo (618)
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Tulin, Michael Paul (311)
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Tull, Eric Milton (318)
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Tullis, Dan Jr. Sherrif (408), Sonny (410), Officer (414),
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Policeman (517), FBI Man (617),
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Policeman (720, 724, 804)
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Officer Dan (809, 810)
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Tully, Tom Harold (311)
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Twitchell, Tifni Mrs. Webstock (303)
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Tyler, Corey Guy #2 (418)
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Udy, Larry Psychic #1 (618)
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Utay, William Bum (110)
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Valverde, Rawley Alajandro (303)
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Varon, Edith Agatha (521)
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Vassey, Liz Lorraine (702)
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Venable, Travis Big Bob (618)
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Viatiare' Sonya (806)
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Viera, Joey Ernest (206)
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Vinovich, Steve Director (615)
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Waln, Rick Bart (111)
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Walters, Alex Statue (423), Fantasy Man (523)
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Waugh, Rick Jake (510)
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Wayne, April Muffy (306)
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Weigel, Teri Jade (218, 221, 312, 509)
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Weiss, Chuck Bum (414, 421)
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Wells, Caryn Paula (216)
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Wells, David Sandy (611)
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Wells, Marian M. Cheerleader (719)
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Welsh, John Tony (409)
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Wesley, John Dennis (212)
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Whalley, Christopher Cowboy (206)
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White, Greg Coach (304)
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White, Vanna Coco (726)
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Whitman, Kari Muffy (408)
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Whitten, Sandi Senior #2 (421)
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Wild, Sandra Fluffy (309)
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Wilgren, Terri Mindy (714)
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Willard, Fred Stan (619)
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Williams, Ian Patrick Beany (202)
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Wills, Lou Judge #1 (422)
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Windust, Penelope Sales Lady (705)
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Winston, Matt Eugene (717)
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Wolf, Kay Amber (307)
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Woods, Barbara Alyn Vicky (309)
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Wople, Lenny Father (811)
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Wuhrer, Kari Joanie (609, 610)
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Yates, Jack Jack (317, 318)
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Zane, Lora Ms. Weigel (310)
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Zapata, Carmen Madame Olga (309)
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Zarou, Elias Marcel (103)
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Ziering, Ian Kid (504)
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Zonn, Alex Bum (802)
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Zully, Stewart Sam (510)
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Zumwalt, Rick Gambler (417)
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From: dadams@netcom.com (Dean Adams)
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Date: 2 Dec 93 18:55:04 GMT
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Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv,alt.tv.mwc,rec.answers,alt.answers,news.answers
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Subject: MARRIED WITH CHILDREN PROGRAM GUIDE (Part 5/5)
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Archive-name: tv/program-guides/married-with-children/appendix2
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* MARRIED WITH CHILDREN *
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PROGRAM GUIDE
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by Dean Adams
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{dadams@netcom.com}
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(December, 1993)
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APPENDIX III - WRITING CREDITS
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Staff Writers:
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Ron Leavitt 702*
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Michael G. Moye 112, 714, 802
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Ron Leavitt/Michael G. Moye 110, 216, 302, 308, 409, 502, 601
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Michael G. Moye/Ron Leavitt 101, 102, 201, 202, 203, 215t, 305,
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401, 412, 413, 508, 623
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Katherine Green/Richard Gurman 103, 113, 213
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Richard Gurman/Katherine Green 105, 205
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Richard Gurman 309, 314, 703, 718, 804, 810
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Sandy Sprung/Marcy Vosburgh 106,204,209,214,219,301,311,408
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Marcy Vosburgh/Sandy Sprung 107, 111, 222, 306, 403, 423
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Kevin Curran 411, 417, 419, 503, 509, 517, 602,
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603, 614, 626, 723
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Ralph R. Farquhar 109t, 211, 217, 304, 319, 321, 510,
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514, 523, 806
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Ellen L. Fogle 108, 210, 212, 218, 220, 315, 317, 318,
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414, 418, 421, 507, 512, 521, 606, 608,
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617, 624, 702*, 705, 712, 721
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Katherine Green 402, 410, 420, 504, 513, 522, 613, 621, 808
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Larry Jacobson 609, 610, 611, 619, 706, 720, 724, 809
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Stacie Lipp 501t, 515, 520, 605, 612, 622, 625,
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707, 710, 715, 719, 722, 803, 805
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Arthur Silver 407*, 505, 701, 713, 725, 726
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Gabrielle Topping 313s, 501s, 607, 708
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Kim Weiskopf 801, 811
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Other Writers:
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Adell, Ilunga 616
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Aidekman, Al 406, 506, 709
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Baruch, Jeanne 310*, 322t*
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Begel, Cindy 312t*
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Bing, Steve 407*
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Brangato, J.D. 519*
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Brown, Calvin 618
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Burla, Ron 104
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Burroughs, Diane 422*, 711t*
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Chernin, Lisa 615
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Crider, Steve 620
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Cridland, Susan 303t*
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Davis, Allan 604s
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Dennis, Jules 307*
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Diamond, Paul 415
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Doanham, Sioux 416
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Eichler, Glenn 516*
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Everett, Art 511
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Feldmann, Eddie 807t*
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Ferris, Michael 519*
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Finney, Sara V. 320*
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Gaffney, Peter 516*
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Gamble, Tracy 206*, 207*
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Gaulke, Peter 807t*
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Geller, Matt 109s
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Granat, Steve 316*
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Gutierrez, Joey 422*, 711t*
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Johannessen, Chip 524*
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Kite, Lesa 312t*
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Krasner, Sheldon 404t*
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Mueller, Richard 307*
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O'Neill, Len 322s
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Parker, J. Stanford 215s
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Perzigian, Jerry 221
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Prady, Bill 518
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Rinker, John 524*
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Rogers, Will 404s
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Romano, Jeanne 310*, 322t*
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Rosenbloom, Jan 312s
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Rosenthal, Lisa 405
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Saling, David 404t*
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Scully, Brian 604t
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Sharon, P. 711s
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Sherer, Mel 316*
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Smith, Andrew 704
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Spears, Vida 320*
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Studebaker, Carl 303s
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Tricker, George 716
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Ulin, Robert 313t
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Vaczy, Richard 206*, 207*
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Valentine, Joel 717*
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Vorhaus, John 208
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Wick, Pamela 303t*
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Yuen, Brad 807s
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Zimbler, Scott 717*
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[ * = Shared credit, s = Story credit only, t = Teleplay credit only ]
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APPENDIX IV - DIRECTING CREDITS
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Primary Director:
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First/Second season Linda Day
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Third-Seventh seasons Gerry Cohen
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Eighth Season Tony Singletary
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Linda Day 101-105, 108, 109, 111-113, 202-216,
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414, 519-521
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Gerry Cohen 217, 301-306, 309-322, 401-413, 415-419,
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421-423, 501-518, 522-524, 601-606,
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608-617, 619-708, 709-713, 715-716, 718
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Tony Singletary 420, 801-807, 809-810
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Amanda Bearse * 607, 618, 708, 717, 720, 811
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Zane Buzby 106
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James E. Hornbeck 308
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Brian Levant 110
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Sam W. Orender 714, 808
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John Sgueglia 307
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Arlando Smith 107
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APPENDIX V - THE LOST SHOW
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Here is a more detailed account of the events around the "missing" third
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season episode: "I'LL SEE YOU IN COURT" (#310). [excerpted from Playboy]
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This episode is now called "The Lost Show" by the producers, since they
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feel they lost control of it, and subsequently it never aired as scheduled.
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The reason was the Fox network censors. Producer Moye says they had 15
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censor notes on the script, meaning 15 words or lines the censor considered
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"too graphic" or "over the edge" or "offensive to certain groups." These
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were the things they'd been hearing from the censor all along--at the rate
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of two or three a script--but 15 notes was a whole new game.
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"We were gonna play ball," says Moye. They made some changes and sent the
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script back. The censor was on the phone. They made some more changes,
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caught some more flak. "It got to the point where we had given them all
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but four notes, which to us was bending double. We were really doing a
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contortionist job." Still, the censor wasn't happy. By the end of the
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week, they'd made 13 changes and "the integrity of the show was shot to
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hell," says Moye.
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The Lost Show is about sex. It begins with Peg and neighbor Marcy
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discussing ways to spice the Bundy's sex life. How about a change of
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venue? Cut to the Hop-On-Inn motel. See Al and Peg lean back in bed.
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Know they've done the wild--and as always with the Bundys, brief--thing.
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Later, we learn that Al and Peg were video-taped at the motel, as were
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Steve and Marcy before them. Cut to the courtroom, where Steve plays
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prosecutor in the couples' lawsuit against the Hop-On-Inn.
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Unfortunately for the Bundys, Steve screens the video tapes in court.
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Steve and Marcy win $10,000 for their multihour performance; Al and Peg's
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one-minute boogie is judged inconclusive. Or, as the jury foreman says,
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"No sex, no money." The motel's lawyer doubts Peg's claim that in their
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one filmed minute, she and Al had sex.
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Says Peg: "All right, it may not be sex to you, but it is to me. Just
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because you have husbands who can last long enough to time an egg doesn't
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mean that what Al does doesn't count... Is a crumb not a banquet for a
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starving person?... Is a fig leaf not clothing for the naked?"
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Now Peg's off the witness stand. She's being dragged back to her seat, and
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she's begging with every step: "You can't do this to Al! He'll lose what
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little confidence he has! You were great, baby! Please, oh, please, don't
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listen! Don't give up!" The courtroom clears. Al and Peg are alone. He
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leads her behind the judge's bench... The hands of the clock spin. Then
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we hear voices from behind the bench.
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Al: "Now, was that sex, or was that sex?"
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Peg: "That was SEX, Al", and she lights a cigarette and exhales
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a cloud of smoke...
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As this episode ends, the camera slowly pans to show a closed-circuit
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TV camera pointed directly behind the judge's bench...
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APPENDIX VI - BUNDYISMS
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The Bundy credo:
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"When one Bundy is embarrassed, the rest of us feel better
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|
about ourselves." [From CAN'T DANCE, DON'T ASK ME (313)]
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|
Al Bundy's xmas story:
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Twas the night before christmas, and all through the house,
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no food was a stirring, not even a mouse.
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Stockings were hung 'round dad's neck like a tie,
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along with a note that said "presents or die".
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Children were plotting all night in their beds,
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while the wife's constant whining was splitting his head.
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But daddy had money this year in the bank,
|
|
then they closed up early, now dad's in the tank.
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|
|
|
...and all of a sudden Santa appeared,
|
|
a sneer on his face, booze in his beard.
|
|
Santa I said as he laughed merrily,
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you do so much for others do something for me.
|
|
Bundy he said, you only sell shoes,
|
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your son is a sneak-thief, your daughters' a flooze.
|
|
Ho Ho Santa said, should I mention your wife,
|
|
her hairs like an a-bomb, her nails like a knife.
|
|
As he climbs up the chimney, that fat piece of dung,
|
|
he mooned me two times, he stuck out his tongue.
|
|
And I heard him exclaim, as he broke wind with glee:
|
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you're married with children, you'll never be free.
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|
[From IT'S A BUNDYFUL LIFE (part 1) (412)]
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Al pays the bills:
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Oh man we're broke, cha cha cha
|
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Everybody flat broke, cha cha cha
|
|
Living in the gutter, cha cha cha
|
|
Early grave, cha cha cha
|
|
Alright now, everybody - shoot me!
|
|
[From RAINGIRL (419)]
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|
"I Care" by Al Bundy:
|
|
When hooters jiggle around,
|
|
and I find nickels on the ground, I care.
|
|
When a mustang engine purrs,
|
|
and the bathroom is not hers, I care.
|
|
When the pitcher's on the mound,
|
|
and the wife is underground, I care.
|
|
But when I've been playing this for days,
|
|
I will kill anyone who stays, I swear!
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|
|
|
To which Peggy adds:
|
|
...and if you really want a scare,
|
|
check out his underwear, if you dare.
|
|
[From MYSTERY OF SKULL ISLAND (614)]
|
|
|
|
|
|
"A man is a man all of his life, but a woman is only sexy 'til
|
|
she becomes your wife" [Al Bundy, from RITES OF PASSAGE (616)]
|
|
|
|
"At the Nudie Bar":
|
|
Where the music stinks, and they water the drinks, the nudie bar.
|
|
Where the girlies dance in their underpants, the nudie bar.
|
|
Where you see their butt, and their trap stays shut,
|
|
at the nudie bar.
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|
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|
Where you can't touch a breast, but you can cave in a chest,
|
|
at the nudie bar.
|
|
Where you look at a thigh, and blacken an eye, at the nudie bar.
|
|
Where the beer gives you gas, but the Bundys kick ass,
|
|
...at the nudie bar. [From RITES OF PASSAGE (616)]
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|
|
|
|
|
"Psycho Dad" theme song:
|
|
Who's that...<mumbled>
|
|
Who's the man with the itchy gun.
|
|
Who's the man who kills for fun!
|
|
Psycho Dad. Psycho Dad. Psycho Dad!
|
|
He sleeps with a gun, but he loves his son.
|
|
Killed his wife 'cause she weighed a ton... Psycho Dad!
|
|
[From AL... WITH KELLY (501)]
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|
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|
|
|
"Psycho Dad" new theme song:
|
|
A little touched or so we're told
|
|
Killed his wife 'cause she had a cold
|
|
Might as well, she was gettin' old
|
|
Psy-cho Dad, Psycho Dad, Psycho Dad
|
|
He's quick with a gun, and his job ain't done
|
|
Killed his wife by twenty-one, he's Psy-cho Dad!
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|
|
|
"Psycho Mom" theme song:
|
|
Who's the gal who needs no man?
|
|
Killed him dead with the frying pan
|
|
Did it 'cause he missed the can
|
|
Psycho Mom, Psycho Mom, she's Psy-cho Mom!
|
|
[From TEACHER PETS (621)]
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|
|
|
|
|
"Old Aid" song:
|
|
We are the old, we've got arthritis
|
|
Our gums are weak (so weak), from gingivitis
|
|
|
|
We are the old, we've got arthritis
|
|
We are the ones who wear bifocals, and have bursitis
|
|
|
|
There are people younger, but we heed another call
|
|
We really need the money, our accountants took it all
|
|
We sing to you, those who have money
|
|
Once we was cool, but now we just dress funny
|
|
We need your help, so please please dig deep
|
|
Don't call after ten, 'cause we'll be asleep
|
|
We have medicare, and anti-gas pills
|
|
But without your help, we can't pay our alimony bills
|
|
|
|
We are the old, [they are the old]
|
|
We have arthritis [they have arthritis]
|
|
Once we were gods, now golf excites us [golf excites 'em]
|
|
So write a check (a really big one), for our december
|
|
There's one more verse, but we can't remember...
|
|
[From ROCK OF AGES (709)]
|
|
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|
|
|
Christmas jobs for Al:
|
|
With twelve days till christmas,
|
|
your family got for you:
|
|
12 days fruit picking,
|
|
11 offramp selling,
|
|
10 toilets cleaning,
|
|
9 digging graves,
|
|
8 snaking sewers,
|
|
7 spearing rats,
|
|
6 training guard dogs,
|
|
5 giving blood!
|
|
4 crash-test dummying,
|
|
3 jobs roach-killing,
|
|
2 jobs dog catching,
|
|
and one job santa-ing at the mall.
|
|
[From CHRISTMAS (712)]
|
|
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|
|
|
Marcy's song for Santa-Al:
|
|
Bundy the no-man,
|
|
he's as bald as he can be.
|
|
With the hair in his nose and rot on his toes,
|
|
he's as bald as he can be.
|
|
Bundy the no-man,
|
|
he's as bald as he can be.
|
|
He's into old age,
|
|
making minimum wage,
|
|
he's as bald as he can be...
|
|
[From CHRISTMAS (712)]
|
|
|
|
|
|
The Bundy credo:
|
|
Lie when your wife is waking
|
|
Lie when your belly's aching
|
|
Lie when you know she's faking
|
|
Lie, sell shoes, and lie.
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|
|
|
Hooters, hooters, yum yum yum
|
|
Hooters, hooters, on a girl that's dumb.
|
|
[From THE WEDDING REPERCUSSIONS (725)]
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|
APPENDIX VII - PROGRAM NOTES
|
|
|
|
|
|
Christina Applegate's birthday is November 25, 1971.
|
|
Kelly's birthday was given in episode #704 as November 27th.
|
|
|
|
David Faustino's birthday is March 3, 1974.
|
|
Bud's birthday was given as January 22nd.
|
|
|
|
Amanda Bearse was born on August 9, 1958.
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|
|
|
Ed O'Neill was born on April 12, 1946.
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|
|
|
Al works at "Gary's Shoes & Accessories", in the New Market Mall.
|
|
|
|
The Bundy's home address is given as "9764 Jeopardy Lane", but at
|
|
certain times the house number was also shown as "9674".
|
|
|
|
Al, Peg, and the kids play on the "New Market Maulers" softball team,
|
|
which is part of the twenty-store and under mall league.
|
|
|
|
Peggy's maiden name is Wanker, and her family comes from the rural
|
|
Wanker County... "where everyone is relative."
|
|
|
|
Al buys clothes at "Bob's Pre-Owned Socks 'n Stuff".
|
|
|
|
Steve's middle name is "Bartholomew".
|
|
|
|
Al's fathers father was named Jebediah Bundy.
|
|
|
|
The voice of Buck the Dog is normally provided by staff
|
|
writer/producer Kevin Curran.
|
|
|
|
Al frequently talks about the football trophy he won in high school
|
|
for scoring four touchdowns in a single game.
|
|
|
|
Christina Applegate's mother (Nancy Priddy), appeared in episode #409.
|
|
|
|
Starting in episode #603, Bud decided to start calling himself
|
|
"Grandmaster B", in an attempt to do better with the babes.
|
|
Here are some of the names people called him instead:
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|
|
Abdomenizer B (723) Grand Flasher B
|
|
Bass Master B Grandfather B
|
|
Bed Wetter B Grandmaster Virgin
|
|
Bellringer B (521) Grandpappy B
|
|
Butt-wagger B Grasshopper B
|
|
Crossdresser B (521) Grave Digger B
|
|
Dishwasher B Grinchmaster B
|
|
Dustbuster B Stairmaster B
|
|
Gas-passer B Thumb Sucker B
|
|
Grand Bastard B Toastmaster B
|
|
|
|
|
|
MWC producers/creators Leavitt and Moye have each made appearances in
|
|
episodes, and several members of Leavitt's family have also appeared.
|
|
Writers Larry Jacobson and Sandy Sprung were each in an episode as well.
|
|
|
|
Christina Applegate seems to have had some of the most visible success
|
|
of the MWC cast, outside of the series. She has had the leading role
|
|
in two motion pictures: "Streets", made in 1990, and "Don't Tell Mom
|
|
the Babysitter's Dead", in 1991. Immediately prior to working on MWC,
|
|
Christina was a regular on the ABC police drama "Heart of the City".
|
|
Her character was 14-year old Robin Kennedy, daughter of the series'
|
|
star, a police detective played by Robert Desiderio. This show debuted
|
|
in September 1986, and lasted less than a season.
|
|
|
|
MWC staff members Kevin Curran and Larry Jacobson were both previously
|
|
employed as writers for Late Night with David Letterman. Jacobson
|
|
appeared in many comedy bits on Dave's show, and he has followed this
|
|
up by appearing several times on MWC.
|
|
|
|
NOW Comics has a series of comic books based on Married With Children
|
|
which started back in 1990. To date there have been over 20 issues.
|
|
|
|
Married With Children is produced by Columbia Pictures Television,
|
|
and the show is taped on Friday nights at the following location:
|
|
Sunset-Gower Studios
|
|
1438 N. Gower Street
|
|
Los Angeles, CA 90028
|
|
|
|
Send letters to "Married With Children" at the same address,
|
|
if you wish to write any members of the cast or crew.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Syndication notes:
|
|
|
|
Four episodes that originally aired on the Fox network were omitted
|
|
from the 1991 syndication package. All of these were excellent and
|
|
very funny shows, and all of them dealt with SEX...
|
|
|
|
39. 12/11/88 A PERIOD PIECE (301)
|
|
41. 01/15/89 HER CUPS RUNNETH OVER (306)
|
|
48. 03/12/89 CAN'T DANCE, DON'T ASK ME (313)
|
|
75. 02/25/90 WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND (418)
|
|
|
|
[Update: after several months of playing the same reruns, episodes
|
|
#301 and 313 were finally released for syndication in May 1992,
|
|
and #306 in October 1992.]
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|
|
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|
|
Centerfolds:
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|
|
|
The following guest stars have posed in a less-than-clothed condition.
|
|
|
|
Anderson, Pamela Playmate 02/90 Yvette (501), Cashew (523)
|
|
Austin, Lynne Playmate 07/86 Sable (318)
|
|
Brandt, Brandi Playmate 10/87 Herself (407)
|
|
Carlton, Hope Marie Playmate 07/85 Heather (218)
|
|
Fabian, Ava Playmate 08/86 Yummy (417), Honey (523)
|
|
Hahn, Jessica Playboy 11/87,9/88,12/92 Ricki (612)
|
|
Lee, Luann Playmate 01/87 Fifi (322)
|
|
Lords, Traci Penthouse Pet 09/84 T.C. (404), Vanessa (611)
|
|
Moore, Barbara Playmate 12/92 Dee Anna (725)
|
|
Sloan, Tiffany Playmate 10/92 Carol (717)
|
|
Speir, Dona Playmate 03/84 Photo Girl (311)
|
|
Tenison, Renee Playmate 11/89/PoY-1990 Macadamia (523), Topsy (605)
|
|
Weigel, Teri Playmate 04/86 Jade (218,221,312,509)
|
|
Wild, Sandra Playboy 08/91 Fluffy (309)
|
|
|
|
|
|
Spinoff:
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|
|
|
In the spring of 1991, Fox started a new series called "Top of the Heap",
|
|
based on two characters they introduced first in the Married With Children
|
|
episode: "OLDIES BUT YOUNG'UNS" (518). The series was about Vinnie
|
|
Verducci (Matt Le Blanc) and his father, Charlie (Joseph Blogna). Other
|
|
cast members included Joey Adams as jail-bait neighbor Mona who is always
|
|
chasing Vinnie, and Rita Moreno, as Vinnie's boss. It should be noted that
|
|
Vinnie is a reasonable approximation of what a male Kelly Bundy would be:
|
|
handsome and incredibly stupid. Charlie is similar to Al, in that life
|
|
has not treated him well, but where Al struggles to get by, Charlie is a
|
|
constant schemer.
|
|
|
|
The pilot episode of "Top of the Heap" was shown as the second half of a
|
|
special one-hour Married With Children episode. The first part was the
|
|
show "KIDS! WADAYA GONNA DO" (519), in which neither Vinnie nor Charlie
|
|
makes an appearance. The second half-hour is the "Heap" pilot, and had
|
|
no connection at all to the "KIDS!" story. Al Bundy makes an appearance
|
|
in a scene where Vinnie and Charlie stop by Gary's Shoes to talk to him.
|
|
Al, it turns out, had bet on Vinnie's boxing match the night before and
|
|
lost his T.V. as a result. At the end of the episode, while Vinnie and
|
|
Charlie sleep, a masked figure enters the Verducci apartment through the
|
|
window. The mask is lifted to reveal Al, who steals the Verducci's TV.
|
|
Subsequent episodes would feature cameo appearances by MWC characters
|
|
Kelly and Bud Bundy. The series was canceled after only a few months.
|
|
|
|
The Vinnie Verducci character was later reprised for a short appearance
|
|
in the MWC episode "KELLY DOES HOLLYWOOD (part 1)" (609).
|
|
|
|
In June 1992, Fox once again tried to reprise the Vinnie character in
|
|
the short-lived series "Vinnie and Bobby". MWC co-creator Ron Leavitt
|
|
was partially responsible.
|
|
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Many thanks go to Jim Dean, who acted as the chief beta tester and
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proofreader for this guide and in addition contributed the sections
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on Top of the Heap, the lost show, and centerfolds. Also, thanks to
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Jim Trethewey who did a great job capturing and digitizing the MWC
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logo screen for the cover page, Brian Neale and John Lavalie for
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filling in missing air dates, and Dennis Kytasaari for the last few
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missing titles...
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Note: you may freely copy and distribute this guide for personal use
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provided that it be distributed in it's entirety, with all original
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author and copyright information intact. Any sales of this document
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are expressly forbidden, without the specific consent of the author.
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[ Copyright (c) 1993, Dean Adams. All rights reserved. ]
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Internet: dadams@netcom.com, dnadams@nyx.cs.du.edu
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{ FidoNet -- 1:102/1006.4 }
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Home ftp site: netcom.com, directory: /pub/guides
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