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The misadventures of suave Park Avenue millionaire Phillip Drummond, his teenage daughter Kimberly, and their current housekeeper Edna Garrett who adopted the two pre-teenage sons of their late African American housekeeper from Harlem.

The story of the popular situation comedy and its ill-fated child stars.

A re-creation of classic episodes of "The Facts of Life" and "Diff'rent Strokes."

A dramatization of the troubled post-series lives of young stars Dana Plato, Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges (who was a consultant for the film).

Profiles of actors Todd Bridges, Gary Coleman and Dana Plato, stars of the '80s sitcom "Different Strokes".

In this episode we will discuss the basis of what will be talking about in this season it's also a welcoming to this season as well. We discuss a minimum of what was talked about last season but not to much. It will also cover of what to be expected this season as well.

Kay Madati was born to a single, Tanzanian mother who died when he was 12. Kay and his brother were then adopted by a very affluent caucasian couple who lived on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

Child Services is finally on to the Whorephanage and slaps them with a shutdown notice! But it's okay, because rich white Mr. Phil Drummond and his rich white friends adopt all the orphans at once and whisk them off to a luxury high-rise in the sky. Just as BD comes to terms with no longer having the Orphans around, he learns that luxury skyscraper is actually a deathmatch arena where the Orphans fight each other to the death for food! He's got to put an end to these Hunger Pang Games, no matter how popular they are!

Dr. Michael Karlfeldt talks to Betty Bridges about saving her son, Todd Bridges (TV's "Diff'rent Strokes" child actor) from drugs. Also, Kim Echelmeier shares her harrowing story of illness and how she found her way back to health.