The Heights (1992– )'The Heights' is not only the name of the suburb a group of young adults lives in, it's also the name of the rock band they've set up. During its 12 episodes, the show tells partly comedian... See full summary » Creator:Tony Spiridakis |
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Mr. Mike
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Stan Lee
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Arthur 'Dizzy' Mazelli
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Cheryl Pollak | ... |
Rita MacDougal
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Harry Abramowitz
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Hope Linden
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J.T. Banks
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Lenny Wieckowski
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Tasia Valenza | ... |
Jodie Abramowitz
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Jamie Walters | ... |
Alex O'Brien
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Camille Saviola | ... |
Shelley Abramowitz
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'The Heights' is not only the name of the suburb a group of young adults lives in, it's also the name of the rock band they've set up. During its 12 episodes, the show tells partly comedian, partly serious and melancholy about relations, crises and important events in the lives of the young people. Each shows features a song of the band. Written by Tom Zoerner <Tom.Zoerner@informatik.uni-erlangen.de>
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
27 August 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Rock 'n' love See more »Filming Locations:
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaCompany Credits
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Written by Diesal / D. Tate
Lead vocals: Shawn David Thompson (as Shawn Thompson)
Courtesy EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
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The "band's" instruments and vocals were actually performed by the cast. See more »Soundtracks
"Rear View Mirror"Written by Diesal / D. Tate
Lead vocals: Shawn David Thompson (as Shawn Thompson)
Courtesy EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
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I was very disappointed when this show was cancelled, because I thought it was excellent. The cast members weren't only gifted actors, but very talented musicians and singers (they played their own instruments and did their own singing). I think it's a shame that the networks don't give shows a chance to find an audience these days. This show was pulled after only 12 episodes, which sometimes isn't enough. If you're ever able to find an episode on TV or available at the video store, I highly recommend it. And if you're really lucky to come across the soundtrack to this show, buy it! I bought it when it came out in 1992 and still enjoy it today. In addition to "How Do You Talk to An Angel," it has many, many great songs.