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Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy.
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Cast
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| Sam McMurray | ... |
Coach Jimmy Dugan
(6 episodes, 1993)
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| Carey Lowell | ... |
Dottie Hinson
(6 episodes, 1993)
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| Christine Elise | ... |
Kit Keller
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| Tracy Nelson | ... |
Evelyn Gardner
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| Megan Cavanagh | ... |
Marla Hooch
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| Tracy Reiner | ... |
Betty Horn
(6 episodes, 1993)
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| Wendy Makkena | ... |
Mae Mordabito
(6 episodes, 1993)
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| Katie Rich | ... |
Doris Murphy
(6 episodes, 1993)
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Matthew Howard | ... |
Stilwell Gardner
(4 episodes, 1993)
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 April 1993 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Eine Klasse für sich See more »Company Credits
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Doris Murphy: Never vomit on your shoes.
Coach Jimmy Dugan: *Baseball* rules!
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Megan Cavanagh and Tracy Reiner reprised their roles as Marla Hooch and "Betty Spaghetti" Horn from the original movie, A League of Their Own. See more »Quotes
Coach Jimmy Dugan: No crying! What's Jimmy Dugan's most important rule?Doris Murphy: Never vomit on your shoes.
Coach Jimmy Dugan: *Baseball* rules!
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Mediocre movie-into-TV show creation. It seemed like the people who made this show read the names of the characters and a treatment of what it was about and then decided to make something else. There also seems to be a disconnect between the fact that women's baseball during the 1940's only lasted four years and what they intended to do w/ this program.
I don't which was more sad...the fact that the baseball was uninteresting or that for a show about women,starring women,its dialogue sounded like it was written by a man who'd never MET a woman.
Cary Lowell's presence in this makes it tolerable,but other than that,this show could be used as a classic example of why movies should remain movies and not be made into television programs.