Top Cast
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Clinton Derricks-Carroll
Wally Brown
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Ron Masak
Warren Burdett
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Peter Scolari
Douglas Burdett
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Arlene Golonka
Ruthie Burdett
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Ed Cambridge
Stockley Brown
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Marvin Braverman
Coach Fleischman
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Bobby Ellerbee
Kline
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Gilbert Gottfried
Bernstein
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Sally Hightower
Arlene Burdett
Overview
1980 TV pilot
Rating
Recommendations
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Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
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Thunderstruck
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Psych: The Movie
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Fun with Dick and Jane
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Eenie Meanie
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