Dream Street (1989– )Blue Collar twenty-somethings live and love in Hoboken, New Jersey. |
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Title: Dream Street (1989– )
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| Dale Midkiff | ... |
Denis DeBeau
(6 episodes, 1989)
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| Peter Frechette | ... |
Harry DeBeau
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| David Barry Gray | ... |
Eric DeBeau
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Tom Signorelli | ... |
Pete DeBeau
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Joey Coltrera
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Cecil Hoffman | ... |
Joni Goldstein
(6 episodes, 1989)
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| Jo Anderson | ... |
Marianne McKinney
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| Victor Argo | ... |
Anthony Coltrera
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| Debra Mooney | ... |
Lillian DeBeau
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Blue Collar twenty-somethings live and love in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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13 April 1989 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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This show was the best. If it was put out today it would be still on. Way ahead of its time for the drama series that were on during this time. These guys knew that they were onto something with this kind of show. Just look how far the sopranos has come. Does anyone know where I can get the videos of all six episodes? It was raw and gripping, it kept me watching, could not wait for it to come back on and when they took it off I was shocked. I guess audiences were not ready for this kind of drama. I wonder if maybe one of the reasons it was not going so good with viewers is that the cast was not star filled there were some other decent T.V. shows out during this time. Most of them were family shows and were comedies, like the Cosby Sow and Roseanne. They were big hits. So I think audiences were most likely more tuned to family lighthearted shows.