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Sam McKinney (Character)
from "Diff'rent Strokes" (1978)

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Diff'rent Strokes: : -- In the late 1970s, there were few prime time television programs geared towards children and teens. Diff'rent Strokes set out to change that.

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TV:
  1. "Diff'rent Strokes"
        - The Front Page (1986) TV episode, Played by Danny Cooksey
        - The Photo Club (1986) TV episode, Played by Danny Cooksey
        - The Big Bribe (1986) TV episode, Played by Danny Cooksey
        - Lifestyles of the Poor and Unknown (1986) TV episode, Played by Danny Cooksey
        - Arnold's Tangled Web (1986) TV episode, Played by Danny Cooksey
          (43 more)

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Genres:
Comedy / Family

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From "Diff'rent Strokes: A Haunting We Will Go (#7.1)" (1984)
Arnold Jackson: [hears creaking] Don't worry, it's just the house settling.
Sam McKinney: I hope it settles for a turkey leg instead of a redhead.
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