Linda Lavin TV Schedule
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Sat 17
Bones: The Verdict in the Victims — Linda Lavin
The execution of convicted serial killer Alex Rockwell is just 48 hours away, but Brennan begins to have doubts about his guilt.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Sat 17, 9:00 pm -
Mon 19
Alice: Sex Education — Linda Lavin
Alice decides it's time Tommy (Philip McKeon) learned the facts of life. Turner: Adam West. Flo: Polly Holliday. Mrs. Randolph: Lara Parker. Nadine: Michele Tobin. Mel: Vic Tayback. Vera: Beth Howland.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Mon 19, 2:00 pm -
Mon 19
Alice: Big Daddy Dawson's Coming — Linda Lavin
Flo entertains thoughts of remarrying "Big Daddy Dawson," a womanizer who's now making a play for Alice (Linda Lavin). "Big Daddy": Norman Alden. Mel: Vic Tayback. Vera: Beth Howland.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Mon 19, 2:30 pm -
Tue 20
Alice: Good Night Sweet Vera — Linda Lavin
Alice and Flo try to keep lovelorn Vera (Beth Howland) awake after she swallows a bottle of sleeping pills. Calvin: Darrell Zwerling. Mel: Vic Tayback. Tommy: Philip McKeon.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Tue 20, 2:00 pm -
Tue 20
Alice: The Dilemma — Linda Lavin
A marriage proposal that would secure her future puts Alice in a quandary: She doesn't love the man. Vinny Randazzo: Paul Picerni. Flo: Polly Holliday. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Mel: Vic Tayback. Vera: Beth Howland. Customer: Pat Cronin.
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Wed 21
Alice: Who Killed Bugs Bunny? — Linda Lavin
The camp-out Alice persuaded Mel to take Tommy on turns out to be a hunting trip she doesn't want him on at all. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Mel: Vic Tayback. Flo: Polly Holliday. Vera: Beth Howland. Floyd: Noble Willingham.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Wed 21, 2:00 pm -
Wed 21
Alice: Vera's Mortician — Linda Lavin
Vera is dating a mortician who Alice believes may already have a wife. Jerry: Tom Poston. Flo: Polly Holliday. Mel: Vic Tayback. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Customer: John Fiedler.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Wed 21, 2:30 pm -
Thu 22
Alice: Mother-in-Law — Linda Lavin
Alice receives an unexpected visit from her mother-in-law (Eileen Heckart), a self-centered busybody. First of two parts. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Tanaguchi: Clyde Kusatsu. Flo: Polly Holliday.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Thu 22, 2:00 pm -
Thu 22
Alice: Mother-in-Law — Linda Lavin
Alice's mother-in-law announces her intention to stay in Phoenix. Conclusion. Linda Lavin. Hyatt: Murray Hamilton. Flo: Polly Holliday. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Mel: Vic Tayback.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Thu 22, 2:30 pm -
Fri 23
Alice: Mel's in Love — Linda Lavin
Mel's in love with Alice's visitor, a backpacker who hiked from New Jersey to Phoenix. Linda Lavin, Vic Tayback. Connie: Susan Lanier. Flo: Polly Holliday. Maxine: Maureen Arthur. Vera: Beth Howland. Rufus: Pat Cronin. Tommy: Philip McKeon.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Fri 23, 2:00 pm -
Fri 23
Alice: The Accident — Linda Lavin
Flo borrows the beloved old car Mel entrusted to Alice (Linda Lavin)---and demolishes it in an accident. Vic Tayback. Fred: Hamilton Camp. Vera: Beth Howland. Arnie: Leonard Stone. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Maria: Chi Chi Navarro.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Fri 23, 2:30 pm -
Sat 24
Alice: Cook's Tour — Linda Lavin
A tour guide has a crush on Mel and begins steering business his way. Mel: Vic Tayback. Belle: Diane Ladd. Alice: Linda Lavin. Henry: Marvin Kaplan.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Sat 24, 12:00 pm -
Sat 24
Alice: Here Comes Alice Cottontail — Linda Lavin
When Tommy stays with Mel, Alice bets Mel will kick him out, and Mel bets Alice will snoop on her son. Linda Lavin. Officer: John Crawford. Mel: Vic Tayback. Victoria: Felice Schachter. Belle: Diane Ladd. Hector: Hector Elias.
Air Time & Details for Linda Lavin, Sat 24, 12:30 pm
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Biography
About Linda Lavin
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Making her stage bow at age five in a community production of Alice in Wonderland, Linda Lavin spent the next ten years studying piano under the watchful eye of her stage mother. After majoring in theater arts at William and Mary College, Lavin appeared in stock in New Jersey, then weathered the chorus-audition rounds in New York, making her off-Broadway debut in a 1960 revival of Oh, Kay (1960). Two years later, she reached Broadway in A Family Affair.
She went on to play Lois Lane (a la Ethel Merman) in the short-lived 1965 Broadway musical It's a Bird...
It's a Plane...
It's Superman, and when that show folded she starred in the off-Broadway production Wet Paint, which earned her a Theatre World Award. The musicomedy review The Mad Show followed, then Lavin was selected by director Alan Arkin to play Patsy Newquist (one of her favorite roles, and one that earned her the New York Critics' Outer Circle Award) in Jules Feiffer's Little Murders (1968). She subsequently played all the female roles in 1969's Cop-Out (another of her favorites) and Elaine Navazio in Neil Simon's Last of the Red Hot Lovers.
From 1968 onward, Lavin made periodic trips to Hollywood. Her work as detective Janice Wentworth during the 1975-76 season of TV's Barney Miller led to a supporting role in the pilot episode of the proposed series Jerry. CBS nixed Jerry but signed Lavin to a development deal, which of course developed into her ten-season (1976-85) hitch as waitress Alice Hyatt in the popular sitcom Alice.
Recalling that her counterpart in the 1975 film Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore was an aspiring singer, Lavin inked her Alice contract on the assumption that the producers would permit her to sing--which they did, on practically every other network program except Alice. Returning to Broadway after her series folded, Lavin won a Tony award for her performance in Neil Simon's Broadway Bound, and also starred in Gypsy and The Sisters Rosensweig. She also made a brief return to TV as Edie Kurland in the one-season comedy Room for Two (1992).
Linda Lavin was at one time married to actor Ron Leibman.