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Thu 17
Maude: Tuckahoe Bicentennial — Adrienne Barbeau
The men of Tuckahoe muster in opposition to Maude's Bicentennial salute to American women.
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Thu 17
Maude: Mrs. Naugatuck's Citizenship — Adrienne Barbeau
Mrs Naugatuck prepares to take her citizenship test.
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Fri 18
Maude: Maude's Nephew — Adrienne Barbeau
The girlfriend of Maude's young nephew turns up pregnant.
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Fri 18
Maude: Maude's Rejection — Adrienne Barbeau
Maude is ecstatic about her upcoming luncheon with a poetry professor.
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Sat 19
Maude: The Fling — Adrienne Barbeau
Vivian's ex is back in town, bowling her over with his renewed interest.
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Sat 19
Maude: The Analyst — Adrienne Barbeau
In a one-woman tour de force, Maude delivers an emotional monologue to her psychiatrist.
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Sun 20
Criminal Minds: Blood Relations — Adrienne Barbeau
Two murder victims are found in a West Virginia backwoods community. The investigation reveals that the homicides may be linked to a long-simmering feud between two families.
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Mon 21
Murder, She Wrote: The Bottom Line Is Murder — Adrienne Barbeau
An unethical TV consumer advocate is murdered, a man disliked by his colleagues and by the victims of his venom.
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Mon 21
Maude: Carol's Promotion — Adrienne Barbeau
Carol is denied a promotion because of her sex.
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Mon 21
Maude: Maude's Ex-Convict — Adrienne Barbeau
In the fourth-season finale, Maude hires an ex-convict to fill in for the vacationing Mrs Naugatuck.
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Tue 22
Maude: Vivian's First Funeral — Adrienne Barbeau
In the fifth-season opener, Vivian is traumatised when she must attend her first funeral.
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Tue 22
Maude: Maude and Chester — Adrienne Barbeau
Maude and Husband No. 2 meet to clear up some postmarital legal work and end up locked in the lawyer's office for the weekend.
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Wed 23
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Wed 23
Maude: Walter's Crisis — Adrienne Barbeau
Walter's business loan falls through, putting an end to the Findlays' vacation plans. First of three parts.
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Biography
About Adrienne Barbeau
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American actress Adrienne Barbeau was encouraged by her mother to take dancing and singing lessons. Adrienne was active in theatre both in high school and at Foothills Junior College; by age 19 she was touring Pacific military bases as a member of the San Jose Light Opera. After an unprepossessing job with a termite-control company, Adrienne set out for New York, paying the bills with a variety of jobs including go-go dancing in New Jersey nightclubs.
In 1968 she was cast as Hodel in the long-running Broadway production Fiddler on the Roof, and three years later was featured in Grease, winning a Tony nomination through her rendition of "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee." From here, Adrienne was hired by Norman Lear to replace first-choice actress Marcia Rodd in the role of the divorced daughter on the controversial TV sitcom Maude. She played the role from 1972 through the series' cancellation in 1978, after which she began a whole new career as a successful horror-film star and sexy pin-up model. Adrienne married film director John Carpenter in 1979; most of her subsequent screen appearances were in such Carpenter-directed terrors as The Fog (1980), Escape from New York (1981) and Creepshow (1982).
Perhaps Adrienne Barbeau's most enjoyable performance was as the Marlon Brando counterpart (!) in an uproarious distaff parody of Apocalypse Now, sublimely titled Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1989). Barbeau would continue to act over the coming decades, appearing on TV shows like The Drew Carey Show, Carnivale, and the soap General Hospital.