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Fame: Season 2, Episode 21...Help from My friends (10 Mar. 1983) 6.2
After a series of school lockers are vandalized, Dwight finds a suicide note and Doris tries to enlist her friends in helping her find the note's author. Director:Georg Stanford Brown |
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Title: ...Help from My friends (10 Mar 1983)
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| Lee Curreri | ... | ||
| Erica Gimpel | ... | ||
| Albert Hague | ... | ||
| Carlo Imperato | ... | ||
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Carol Mayo Jenkins | ... | |
| Valerie Landsburg | ... | ||
| Gene Anthony Ray | ... | ||
| Lori Singer | ... | ||
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Morgan Stevens | ... | |
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Connie Needham | ... |
Kelly Hayden
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| Lee Montgomery | ... |
Timmy Ellis
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| Janet Wood | ... |
Janet Hammond
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Russ Marin | ... |
Mr. Karpinsky
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David Greenlee | ... | |
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After a series of school lockers are vandalized, Dwight finds a suicide note and Doris tries to enlist her friends in helping her find the note's author.
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Doris Schwartz: Huh?
Coco Hernandez: Listen, the stars tell us what's gonna happen, and that's fate. And to me, life is like a huge dance and fate is the choreographer. Now fate gives us our own individual dance. But we choose how to dance that dance. And I don't wanna interfere with the power of fate.
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Music and Lyrics by Albert Hague and Allan Sherman
Performed by the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers
Conducted by Larry Farrow
Special Thanks to The Angelic Chorus of Los Angeles
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Coco Hernandez: Because suicide goes against what I believe about the universe.Doris Schwartz: Huh?
Coco Hernandez: Listen, the stars tell us what's gonna happen, and that's fate. And to me, life is like a huge dance and fate is the choreographer. Now fate gives us our own individual dance. But we choose how to dance that dance. And I don't wanna interfere with the power of fate.
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"Light One Candle"Music and Lyrics by Albert Hague and Allan Sherman
Performed by the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers
Conducted by Larry Farrow
Special Thanks to The Angelic Chorus of Los Angeles
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