TV 101 (1988–1989)Kevin Keegan is a recently divorced TV news photographer who quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Principal Steadman ... See full summary » Creator:Karl Schaefer |
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Kevin Keegan
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| Brynn Thayer | ... |
Emilie Walker
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Principal Edward Steadman
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Andrew Cassese | ... |
Sherman Fischer
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| Stacey Dash | ... |
Monique
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| Alex Désert | ... |
Holden Hines
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Stewart Goddard | ... |
Marty Voight
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| Matt LeBlanc | ... |
Chuck Bender
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| Teri Polo | ... |
Amanda Hampton
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Monique Salcido | ... |
Angela Hernandez
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Mary B. Ward | ... |
Penny Lipton
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Andrew White | ... |
Vance Checker
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Skip the Janitor
(6 episodes, 1988-1989)
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Kevin Keegan is a recently divorced TV news photographer who quits his job and returns to Roosevelt High School to teach the kids how to make a weekly cable TV show. Principal Steadman remembers Kevin as a disruptive former student and this leads to conflict. Written by J.E. McKillop <jack-mckillop@worldnet.att.net>
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USALanguage:
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29 November 1988 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Verdugo Hills High School - 10625 Plainview Avenue, Tujunga, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Not many people caught this show but, it was a treat. First of all it was the debut of Stacey Dash to the entertainment world which in and of itself was worth praise. It was a smart witty show with a cutting edge theme and production style. I would like to see this show again in reruns or on DVD.