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Season 1, Episode 4
Randy (Jarrod Johnson) cheats to improve his low grades; Cynthia (Alicia Fleer) sneaks out with friends her father finds objectionable. Coach: Jack Knight. Pete: Charles Aiken. Marlene: Kathy Graber. Nancy: Jill Whelan. Jay: J. Michael Terry. Richards: Andy Romano. Mrs. Richards: Karen Morrow. Summerfield: Roger Robinson. Mrs. Summerfield: Janet MacLachlan. Tug: Charles Lampkin. Miss Price: Anne Schedeen. Wilks: Dennis Redfield. Lydia: Penelope Sudrow.
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1979
English
Comedy-drama
Coming Of Age
Community
Cast & Crew
Charles Aiken
(Actor)
.. Pete
Jill Whelan
(Actor)
.. Nancy
Jarrod Johnson
(Actor)
.. Randy
Andy Romano
(Actor)
.. Richards
Karen Morrow
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Richards
Roger Robinson
(Actor)
.. Summerfield
Dennis Redfield
(Actor)
.. Wilks
Janet MacLachlin
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Summerfield
Kathy Graber
(Actor)
.. Marlene
J. Michael Terry
(Actor)
.. Jay
Anne Schedeen
(Actor)
.. Miss Price
Alicia Fleer
(Actor)
.. Cynthia
Jack Knight
(Actor)
.. Coach
Charles Lampkin
(Actor)
.. Tug
Penelope Sudrow
(Actor)
.. Lydia
Janet Maclachlan
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Summerfield
More Information
Did You Know..
Charles Aiken
(Actor)
.. Pete
Jill Whelan
(Actor)
.. Nancy
Born:
September 29, 1966
Trivia:
Jill Whelan enjoyed an acting career as a child star, with a seven-season (1979-1986) portrayal of Vicki, Captain Merrill Stubing's young daughter, on the prime-time ABC situation comedy The Love Boat. After the series wrapped in 1986, Whelan returned for a number of Love Boat telemovies, acted in regional theater, and played a regular role on the daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless. Astute movie buffs may remember Whelan for a brief but memorable big-screen contribution that happened during her Love Boat tenure: she also portrayed Lisa Davis, the ailing child sent into convulsions when a singing nun knocks out her I.V., in the Zucker-Abrams-Zucker farce Airplane! (1980).
Jarrod Johnson
(Actor)
.. Randy
Andy Romano
(Actor)
.. Richards
Born:
June 15, 1941
Trivia:
On stage from 1957, American actor Andy Romano made his film bow two years later. Romano's earlier assignments included the part of J.D., a member of Eric Von Zipper's "Rat Pack," in several of American-International's Beach Party movies. He later played lawmen and crooks, both comic and otherwise. On TV, Andy Romano played Detective Joe Caruso in Get Christie Love! (1975) and Frank Richards in Friends (the 1979 "teen angst" sitcom, not the current NBC hit).
Karen Morrow
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Richards
Born:
December 15, 1936
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
Roger Robinson
(Actor)
.. Summerfield
Born:
May 02, 1940
Birthplace: Seattle, Washington
Birthplace: Seattle, Washington
Dennis Redfield
(Actor)
.. Wilks
Born:
February 23, 1943
Janet MacLachlin
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Summerfield
Kathy Graber
(Actor)
.. Marlene
J. Michael Terry
(Actor)
.. Jay
Anne Schedeen
(Actor)
.. Miss Price
Born:
January 07, 1949
Alicia Fleer
(Actor)
.. Cynthia
Jack Knight
(Actor)
.. Coach
Born:
February 26, 1938
Charles Lampkin
(Actor)
.. Tug
Born:
January 01, 1912
Died: January 01, 1989
Died: January 01, 1989
Trivia:
African-American character actor of screen and television Charles Lampkin began his long career in the 1951 apocalypse drama Five. On TV, he is best remembered for playing Tiger in the critically acclaimed but short-lived sitcom Frank's Place (1987-1988).
Penelope Sudrow
(Actor)
.. Lydia
Janet Maclachlan
(Actor)
.. Mrs. Summerfield
Born:
August 27, 1933
Trivia:
African American actress Janet MacLachlan began appearing in films in 1968, usually in such "relevance"-oriented productions as Uptight (1968) and tick...tick...tick (1970). MacLachlan went on to co-star on TV as suburbanite Jackie Bruce in the weekly sitcom Love Thy Neighbor, then was seen in the 1979 TVer Friends as Mrs. Jane Summerfield. Her best-known TV role was as caustic housekeeper Polly Swanson in the 1980-81 episodes of Archie Bunker's Place. Janet MacLachlan's 1990s credits include character roles in the theatrical feature Hearts and Souls (1993) and the made-for-cable movie Tuskegee Airmen (1995).
