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Title: The Growing Pains Movie (05 Nov 2000)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Alan Thicke | ... | Jason Seaver | |
| Joanna Kerns | ... | Maggie Seaver | |
| Kirk Cameron | ... | Mike Seaver | |
| Tracey Gold | ... | Carol Seaver | |
| Jeremy Miller | ... | Ben Seaver | |
| Ashley Johnson | ... | Chrissy Seaver | |
| Chelsea Noble | ... | Kate MacDonald-Seaver | |
| Brandon Douglas | ... | Scott Coffer | |
| Matthew Harbour | ... | Jack Coffer | |
| Francis X. McCarthy | ... | Mac Robinson (as Francis Xavier McCarthy) | |
| John Sanford Moore | ... | Timothy James | |
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Simon Peacock | ... | Staffer |
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Teresa Esmezyan | ... | Eve Seaver |
| Marlyne Barrett | ... | Jody (as Marlyne Afflack) | |
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Danny Wells | ... | Street Person |
This movie reunites the Seavers from the long running television series. When we last saw them Jason, Maggie, Ben, and Chrissy moved to Washington, while Mike stayed to work on his relationship with his girlfriend Kate, and Carol also remained behind. The movie begins with Jason practicing in Washington, Chrissy is a film student, Mike is married to Kate and is henpecked, Carol is now a corporate lawyer, and Ben is working for himself without much success. Maggie is working for an arrogant man who is running for Congress and is only doing it as a recreation. When they get into a disagreement, Maggie loses her job. Jason brings all the kids together for their anniversary. And it is there that one of Mike's adopted children encourages Maggie to run against her former boss, distressing everybody. Written by anonymous
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Although Alan Thicke is an even bigger ham than I remember - he seems to have forgotten his role, acts like a talkshow host playing in local theatre - the BIG surprise, in this otherwise VERY predictable "FeelGood" is Tracey Gold.
Her off-screen problems seem to have given her a depth as an actress that shines through even in a hackneyed plot show as this.
Because this event will hopefully be a springboard for Gold into real roles, I give it an 8. Everyone else in the cast did a good but not exceptional, job.