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| Priscilla Barnes | ... |
Rebecca Tomkins
(7 episodes, 1978)
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Debra Clinger | ... |
Amy Waddell
(7 episodes, 1978)
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Francis X. Casey
(7 episodes, 1978)
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Rebecca and Amy are a pair of sexy young television reporters working for a respected "60 Minutes"-like newsmagazine. Receiving their story assignments from New York producer Francis Casey, the girls travel across the country in their specially equipped van solving crimes, reporting the news, and getting involved in the lives of others. Jason Cook was the host of the show, "The American Report". Written by Marty McKee <mmckee@soltec.net>
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23 September 1978 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This series was also shown in England, circa 1981.
I have very vague memories of it being shown by the BBC late at night, with some girls driving around in a van. But, it was renamed as "Have Girls Will Travel" for some reason, that name seems to make more sense. If my memory serves, it was quite watchable nothing to shout about, but like many series of the era, it has been forgotten...
Except by die-hard TV fans.
This series was also shown in England, circa 1981.
I have very vague memories of it being shown by the BBC late at night, with some girls driving around in a van. But, it was renamed as "Have Girls Will Travel" for some reason, that name seems to make more sense. If my memory serves, it was quite watchable nothing to shout about, but like many series of the era, it has been forgotten...
Except by die-hard TV fans.