Wasn't Jill Rappaport in a sitcom?
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Didn't find any tv sitcoms\n-------------\nUSA Network announced today that Dr. Debbye Turner and Jill Rappaport will join analyst David Frei as commentators for the 130th WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW. The foremost Dog Show in the world and the second longest continuously held sporting event in the United States (second only to the Kentucky Derby) barks its way into Madison Square Garden on Monday, February 13 and Tuesday, February 14. The announcement was made by Gordon Beck, senior vice president, USA Sports.
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Me, but you have to admit, the whole show was just "Happy Days" with pot and different actors. Eric Foreman= Richie Cunningham etc.  Red was like Richie all growed up with kids.  Shoot the chick that play Mrs. C on Happy Days even played Red's mom.   Same story line..shoot even some of the scripts were the same.  I am surprised they didn't have Hyde jump his motorcycle over a shark tank.
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If you mean only new sitcoms (which eliminates Joey from the running), Twins certainly ranks near the top of the list. Sara Gilbert, Mark Linn-Baker and Melanie Griffith all deserve better.  But I think Love, Inc., might very well be worse than Twins.  Love, Inc. stars Busy Phillips and Holly Robinson-Peete as two women who run a dating service in Manhattan.  Busy Phillips was hired to replace Shannen Doherty because (supposedly) Shannen Doherty tested poorly in focus groups.  Makes you wonder how bad Doherty was in the original pilot given the ineptitude of the series as currently aired on UPN.
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Fred Willard? He was on WKRP Cincinnati, as Herb Tarlek if I recall.
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SORRY I LOOKED AND ALL THAT POPPED UP WAS PICTURES OF THE CAST. TRY SEEING IF THERE IS A PICTURE IN THE DVD COLLECTION FROM THAT SEASON. THAT MIGHT BE YOUR BEST BET.
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Funny. \n\nDid you know her real name is Karen Johnson? Though we call her Goldie Whoopberg!
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No, she's with Zach Braff, the guy from Garden State.  They make a cute couple.
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Oh I love this show but im not sure about the special. Go to http://www.answers.com/topic/friends-1 and scroll down to the last paragraph under overview
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Its from a TV program... a comedy called "Laugh-In" a female comedienne had a routine, where the phone would ring and she would act ridivulous the name of the program was Rowan & Martin's Laugh-in. That should help get you started. Circa 1970's?
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NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!, THIS IS THE MILLIONTH TIME, I  TOLD YALL ON ANSWERS, THAT IT'S A HOAX, UNTURE, FALSE, LIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nThe above-quoted false news report of a former child star's death by suicide was spread within the online world via a fabricated Associated Press story passed from inbox to inbox. It Jaleel White, an actor best known for his portrayal of Steve Urkel, the nerdy young neighbor in the television sitcom Family Matters (1989-1998), was said to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. (The poorly-written "AP" article both had the victim being found dead in his home and pronounced dead following admission to a Los Angeles-area hospital. While California is famed for its laid-back attitude toward a great many things, said easygoing philosophy does not extend to its hospitals admitting the dead for treatment.) \n\nAccording to the story, White took his own life after becoming obsessed with the Steve Urkel character he'd played on Family Matters and growing dispondent, presumably over the cancellation of the show. It was all a send-up, though. Although Jaleel has been out of the public eye for a while, he is alive and well. No news outlets, including the Associated Press, the purported source of the article, have published accounts about Jaleel White's death. \n\nPLEASE\nGO TO SNOPES.COM/JALEELWHITE.COM
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Go to:  http://www.sitcomsonline.com/diffrentstrokes.html  \n\nOn the left had side click on " Cast Info". Scroll down to grid at bottom & click on " Biographies/Where Are they Now?"\n\nIt will give you all the info you want.
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For the audition for the play for RENT, which was originally the New York Theatre Workshop production, Anthony Rapp sang "Losing My Religion", by R.E.M. He actually ended up skipping a verse, but despite that mistake, he still got a callback right on the spot.\n\nI don't really think he had to audition for Broadway, since he went straight from the NYTW production to Broadway, along with Daphne Rubin-Vega and Gilles Chiasson. \n\nAnd for the movie, I don't believe any of the main characters had to audition, excluding Joanne, played by Tracie Thoms, and Mimi, played by Rosario Dawson, since the rest of the cast were reprising their original Broadway roles.
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Hi . . the show you're referring to was "3 Girls 3" . . . it was a summer replacement show in 1977 and was not on the schedule as a fall listing.  Mimi Kennedy was, indeed, in the show, as were Carol Burnett and Jack Albertson (among others).  However, Bess Armstrong was not among the cast members.  I do believe the blonde singer you're referring to is Ellen Foley (b. 1951).  Go to Yahoo search and put in her name and there are several articles on her.  You can also her up under Yahoo images . . . unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be anything current on her.  I hope this helps.
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NEITHER!!  Tom or Oprah wouldn't have been old enough....How about Nipsie Russel & Phylis Diller?
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No, But She Played Cicely Tyson's Daughter In Diary Of A Mad Black Woman I Think.
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Wasn't she Fred Flinstone's wife?
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I'm not exactly sure what your question is, but according to IMDB Karen White did have roles or appearances on all those shows.