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| Charlie Salinger Bailey Salinger Julia Salinger Claudia Salinger Kirsten Bennett Will McCorkle |
Matthew Fox Scott Wolf Neve Campbell Lacey Chabert Paula Michelle Devicq Scott Grimes |
DOB: 07/14/66 DOB: 06/04/68 DOB: 10/03/73 DOB: 09/30/82 DOB: 07/07/65 DOB: 07/09/71 |
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Air Date |
Master Date |
Prod Num |
Title |
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| 1 | PF-101 | 9/12/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | pilot |
| Six months after the
death of their parents, the five Salinger orphans are struggling
to keep their family together - and make ends meet. First up:
the baby's nanny quits, and eldest sibling Charlie uses family
funds to make a risky investment.
Joe Mangus: Tom Mason.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
P.K.: Johnny Whitworth.
Mrs. Kelleher: Maxine Miller.
Plumber: Kevin McNulty.
Doug: Byron Lucas.
Mrs. Elleson: Sandy Tucker.
Nanny: Susan McLennan.
Pawnbroker: Jay Brazeau.
Mrs. Pick: Delores Drake.
Janet: Suzy Joachim.
Teacher: Alan Lysell.
Owen Salinger: Zachary and
Alexander Ahnert. |
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| 2 | PF-102 | 9/19/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | homework |
| Bailey tries to break the
ice with Kirsten; Julia's on thin ice at school; and Claudia
gets a cool reception from her siblings after embarking on a
search for their long-lost grandfather.
Jack Gordon: Alan Young.
Libby Dwyer: Bryn Erin.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Liz: Laura Innes.
Miss Minor: Freda Foh Shen.
Abby: Brittany Murphy.
Alan Tisk: Graham Heywood.
Government Clerk: Lorna Scott.
Lorna: Tara Charendoff. |
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| 3 | PF-103 | 9/26/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | good sports |
| Wanting to be in with
the in crowd, Julia offers the Salingers' as a party pad for
her party-animal friends; Bailey stands by his principles and
risks getting kicked off the football team; and Charlie's noble
act backfires.
Adam: Bobby Jacoby.
Coach: Stephen Root.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Abby: Brittany Murphy.
Principal Stickley: Lorinne Dills Vozoff.
George Lewis: Larry Poindexter.
Jason: David Sheinkopf.
Greg: Brett Donowho.
Receptionist: Nikki Tyler.
Mrs. Peterson: Annie O'Donnell.
Grunge Kid: Christian Frazell.
Mr. Harlan: Kenneth Lloyd Bowers. |
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| 4 | PF-104 | 10/03/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | worth waiting for |
| After seeing a school
film on sexuality, Claudia has questions no one wants to answer,
especially Julia--who has questions of her own. Meanwhile,
things heat up between Kirsten and Charlie; and Bailey finds an
interest outside of football.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Demanding Customer: Shirley Prestia.
Older Woman: Jean Sincere.
Lisa: Susan Mohun.
Drew: Ladd York.
Bartender: Cynthia Lynch. |
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| 5 | PF-105 | 10/10/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | all's fair |
| Charlie squirms when an old
girlfriend surfaces; Bailey tires of being Kate's friend;
and Julia tries to look older to land a
job, while Claudia, hoping to improve her chances in a violin
competition, pretends she's younger.
Rebecca: Susan Diol.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
Mike: Tom Gallop.
Loren: Doug Hutchison.
Tom: David Drew Gallagher.
Judge: Barbara Allyne Bennet.
Richard: Zach Luna. |
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| 6 | PF-106 | 10/17/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | fathers and sons |
| Charlie has a hard time
trying to fill his father's shoes; Bailey makes a bad first
impression on Kate's dad; and the family takes in Julia's
old boyfriend, a troubled youth trying to escape an abusive
stepfather.
Joe Mangus: Tom Mason.
P.K.: Johnny Whitworth.
Elliot Bishop: Geoff Pierson.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Police Officer: Rick Fitts.
Eileen: Annabella Price.
Emmett: Richard McGonagle.
Loren: Doug Hutchison.
Customer: Tom Simmons.
Sharon Bishop: Patti Tippo.
Gil: Brogan Roche.
Guy in Club: Billy Burke. |
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| 7 | PF-107 | 10/24/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | much ado |
| The coming of a
solar eclipse casts a shadow of gloom over Claudia's plans
and foreshadows a family crisis; Charlie's confession clouds
Kirsten's hopes; and Julia can no longer keep under cover the
secret of her job.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Danny: Zachary Throne.
Dr. Pennant: Jane Lynch.
Martin: Darin Heames.
Clerk: Marie Barrientos.
Nurse: Cynthia Avila.
Theresa: Christa Miller.
Nicole: Cynthia Lynch.
Bouncer: Ingo Neuhaus. |
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| 8 | PF-108 | 11/02/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | kiss me, kate |
| As Julia's priorities
change, responsibility falls to Charlie, who's saddled with his
own priorities. Meanwhile, Bailey pressures Kate to have sex;
and Claudia lets a glowing newspaper review go to her head.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
Bruce Curran: Eric Pierpoint.
Margaret: Christine Healy.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Principal Stickley: Lorinne Dills Vozoff.
Danny: Zachary Throne.
Mona: Kathleen Freeman.
Mr. McQuilkin: Michael Kaufman.
Dr. Weeks: Robin Pearson Rose.
Douglas: Allen Williams.
Dan Barton: Christopher Carroll.
Nicole: Cynthia Lynch. |
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| 9 | PF-109 | 11/07/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | something out of nothing |
| The Salingers welcome
a houseguest, a freespirited friend of their mother's,
who takes Julia under her wing and makes everybody feel
special--particularly a vulnerable Bailey. Meanwhile, Claudia's
dreams are dashed by a confession by Ross.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
Greer Erikson: Gates McFadden.
Ed Brighton: Darrell Larson.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Cynda: Sarah Lassez.
Jeannie: Catherine Lloyd Burns.
Heather: Carol-Ann Plante.
Amanda: Jessica Hecht. |
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| 10 | PF-110 | 11/14/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | thanksgiving |
| The arrival of Thanksgiving
brings back troubling memories for the Salinger kids, whose
grief is compounded by news that the drunken driver who killed
their parents has been parolled--and seeks forgiveness.
Joe Mangus: Tom Mason.
Walter Alcott: John Rubinstein.
Annie: Kelli Williams.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Emmett: Richard McGonagle. |
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| 11 | PF-111 | 11/21/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | private lives |
| A social worker makes an
unexpected visit--and Claudia's missing; Julia's job requires
her to wear a revealing costume; and Charlie is doing another
nighttime disappearing act.
Jane Gideon: LaTanya Richardson.
Morgan: Peter Dobson.
Loren: Doug Hutchison.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Bill: David Burke.
Professor Dwight: Harry Johnson.
Terry: Nicole Sullivan.
Police Officer: Bob Kane.
Customer: Erik Palladino.
Dana: Lauren Kenny O'Fallon.
Molly: Beth Colt. |
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| 12 | PF-112 | 11/28/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | games people play |
| Relationships are put
to the test as Kate knocks the wind out of Bailey's sails,
Kirsten challenges Charlie's one-track mind, Morgan comes clean
with Julia, and Artie tires of Claudia's attention-getting
techniques.
Morgan: Peter Dobson.
Margaret: Christine Healy.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Elliott Bishop: Geoff Pierson.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Bill: David Burke.
Sanchez: David Cowgill.
Ice Cream Guy: John Ducey. |
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| 13 | PF-113 | 12/12/94 | [unknown] | [unknown] | grown ups |
| Charlie takes a great
leap of faith with Kirsten; passion overpowers friendship for
Bailey and a fun-loving waitress; Claudi feels unprepared for
the internal and external changes confronting her; and Julia
feels responsible for Morgan's desperate condition.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Meg: Leslie Hope.
Loren: Doug Hutchison. |
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| 14 | PF-114 | 1/04/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | not fade away |
| Kirsten moves into
Charlie's room and gets the cold shoulder from Julia. Meanwhile,
Julia finds an old journal of her mother's hinting of an
affair with a musician colleague; Bailey takes risks to please
Jill. Claudia considers converting to Judaism.
Avery Baltus: James Sloyan.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Joe Mangus: Tom
Mason.
Mr. Thurman: Paul
Hayes.
Guard: Dennis
Napolitano.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor
Porter.
Diana Salinger: Joyce Kurtz. |
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| 15 | PF-115 | 1/11/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | it's not easy being green |
| Charlie questions Kirsten's
relationship with her academic advisor; Bailey's relationship
with best-friend Will takes a back seat to Jill; Julia's timing
is off as she tries to rev up a relationship with Justin in
driver's-ed class, but learns he's dating her friend Libby;
and envy wrecks Claudia's relationship with Artie.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Mr. Parker: Louis Mustillo.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Bill: David Burke.
Libby Dwyer: Bryn Erin.
Ben Atkins: Mark Moses.
Eliza: Cristan Crocker.
Ms. Shaver: Mary Scheer.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 16 | PF-116 | 1/18/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | aftershocks |
| An earthquake leaves
Claudia trembling and Jill babbling, but Charlie suspects
Jill's odd behavior points to a drug problem. Elsewhere, Julia's
relationship with Justin shakes the foundation of her friendship
with Libby.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Libby Dwyer: Bryn Erin.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Gwen: Mia Korf.
Bill: David Burke.
Salesman: Pat Cronin.
Repairman: Jeff Doucette.
Delivery Man: Richard Ryder.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 17 | PF-117 | 2/01/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | in loco parentis |
| Bailey tries to rescue
Jill, who seems not to want his help; Julia alienates Justin
by befriending his mother; Claudia hatches a plan when Artie
complains of discord at home; and Charlie's efforts to bond with
Owen pay off.
Helene Thompson: Jane Kaczmarek.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Bill: David Burke.
Mrs. Holbrook: Julia Ariola.
Dr. Baum: Bruce Nozick.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Howard: Robert Fieldsteel.
Pete: Harry S. Murphy.
Barry: Langdon Bensing.
Mrs. Baum: Deborah Offner.
Tim Dwyer: Keith Bogart.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 18 | PF-118 | 2/15/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | who cares? |
| Everyone is too busy
to celebrate Claudia's 12th birthday as Bailey makes an urgent
trip to L.A. in search of Jill, business picks up for Charlie,
and Julia commits to an unrealistic songwriting deadline with
pal Danny.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Danny: Zachary Throne.
Gwen: Mia Korf.
Nina: Cari Shayne.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Lady Jane: Charlotte Booker.
Officer: Tim Wrightman.
Mary Elizabeth: Betsy Zang.
Andrea: Lynn A. Henderson.
Hippie: Brett Marx.
Vendor: Lonna Montrose.
Owen: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 19 | PF-119 | 2/22/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | brother's keeper |
| Charlie's siblings don't share
his enthusiasm for his once-in-a-lifetime job opportunity, which
threatens to break up the family; Bailey, who's unable to grasp
logarithms, is reluctantly thrown together with Julia in a 10th-grade
math class; and Ross urges Claudia to move on to a more advanced violin
teacher.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Gwen: Mia Korf.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
Gloria Metzler: Debra Mooney.
Monica Phillips: Shareen Mitchell.
Tom Cullen: David Purdham.
Gronemeyer: David Cromwell.
Ms. Byrd: Cayce Callaway.
Lori: Wendle Josepher.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 20 | PF-120 | 3/01/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | the trouble with charlie |
| Kate surprises Bailey
with a return visit, as does Jill--and both want to continue
where they left off with him; Charlie gets no respect when he
grounds Claudia and nixes a raise for Bill; and Julia takes
dramatic license in her writing, which wins her a prestigious
award but humiliates her siblings.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Kate Bishop: Jennifer Blanc.
Bill: David Burke.
Mr. McQuilken: Michael Kaufman.
Carolyn Prousky: Jennifer Rhodes.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 21 | PF-121 | 3/08/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | all-nighters |
| As Charlie prepares to
leave the nest, he discovers that he's needed more than ever
at home; Jill puts her foot down when Bailey interferes as she
takes charge of a school dance marathon; and Julia is in no rush
to have sex with Justin.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Dudley: Tim Conlon.
Artie Baum: Michael Shulman.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Officer Windlan: Vernee Watson-Johnson.
Mr. Fountain: Brent Jennings.
Public Defender: Rick Zieff.
Kiki Nash: Robin Mary Florence.
Madeline: Senta Moses.
Man: J. Gordon Noice.
Owen Salinger: Brandon and
Taylor Porter. |
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| 22 | PF-122 | 3/15/95 | [unknown] | [unknown] | the ides of march |
| Jill's drug problem leads
to a tragedy that Bailey refuses to face. Meanwhile, Jill's
brother Griffin rejects Julia's kind gestures; Ross encounters
roadblocks in his efforts to adopt a child; and Charlie plans
a surprise for Kirsten.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Jill Holbrook: Megan Ward.
Ross Werkman: Mitchell Anderson.
Griffin Holbrook: Jimmy Marsden.
Kendra Erhardt: Maud Winchester. |
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