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Mon 9
Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates the Bachelor Pad — Todd Bridges
When his entire family comes down with the flu, Chris stays with Mr. Omar and takes the opportunity to invite Tasha over to watch a Richard Pryor video when Mr. Omar goes out for the evening.
Air Time & Details for Todd Bridges, Mon 9, 11:00 am -
Tue 10
Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Houseguests — Todd Bridges
Greg's dad goes out of town for a week, so Greg stays at Chris' house and gets special treatment from Rochelle, which makes Chris angry. Meanwhile, Julius takes a job as a cab driver and takes a passenger to Las Vegas for $1000. Unfortunately, the man is a bank robber.
Air Time & Details for Todd Bridges, Tue 10, 11:00 am -
Tue 10
The Facts of Life: Bought and Sold — Todd Bridges
Mrs. Garrett's musician son, Alex stops by Eastland for a visit, with tales about how he rubs elbows with other musicians like Neil Diamond and Carly Simon. However, Blair smells a rat when she contradicts one of his stories and when she learns that Mrs. Garrett is still supporting him.
Air Time & Details for Todd Bridges, Tue 10, 3:00 pm
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Biography
About Todd Bridges
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Actor Todd Bridges is probably best known as big brother Willis on the classic '80s sitcom Diff'rent Strokes. He was only 13 years old when he was cast in the series in 1978, though he had already cut his teeth in the world of television on shows like Little House on the Prairie and The Waltons. Even before that, Bridges had scored gigs in commercials, and his family had relocated from San Francisco to L.A. to support his young career when he was just six.
He stayed with Diff'rent Strokes until 1986, when the series ended, and like a lot of child stars, Bridges had a hard time transitioning into the world of adult acting. He began to struggle with drug problems and trouble with the law, and the struggles forced the actor to move his career to the back burner as he battled to become free of addiction. With time and work, however, Bridges did surmount his problems and emerged ready to take on the world of acting again.
He began a production company with his brother, Little Bridge Productions, and began working behind the camera too, directing 2003's Blackball. Additionally, Bridges has toured the country, speaking at schools on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse.