When they are all on the couch singing and looking at the camera-lol


That was some goofy SH*T.-lol And it's a shame because the entire opening credits was great with the footage from the past and present but that scene on the couch just had to go

was kind funny good see kimberly back in the credits though

It was not goofy. It was great.

i liked it 2 good see them all on couch together like a family

I just wonder how they got them to shoot that scene:

"OK, everybody. Say 'WORLD!'"

It was not goofy. It was great.


Mr. D, Sam and Arnold were the GOOFY looking ones on the couch scene. Kimberly, Willis, and Maggie were fine


They still could have gotten rid of that-lol

Mr. D, Sam and Arnold were the GOOFY looking ones on the couch scene. Kimberly, Willis, and Maggie were fine


They still could have gotten rid of that-lol


IT WAS TOO A SPINOF--Oops!! Wrong topic.:lol:

Seriously though. The ending did look fine to me. Everyone was okay IMO.

No more goofy than some of the contrived scenes from earlier scenes such as Mr. D singing "a man is born" on the balcony.

No more goofy than some of the contrived scenes from earlier scenes such as Mr. D singing "a man is born" on the balcony.


He did look like mr. D was singing that on the balcony but he was actually singing something else-lol

ok, name the episode and what he was singing

I triple dog dare ya! :D

ok, name the episode and what he was singing

I triple dog dare ya! :D



I can't remember but we both know he wasn't singing that-lol

No, WE don't BOTH know that :p

He did look like mr. D was singing that on the balcony but he was actually singing something else-lolit was i love new york from the poor drummond ep ,

He did look like mr. D was singing that on the balcony but he was actually singing something else-lol
hahhahaha. for the longest as a kid i thought he was actually singing the theme song from seeing that. i didn't know who alan thicke was back then.

speaking of cast members singing did anyone out there see the tv special where gary sang high hopes ? it was pardon the pun .different and i dont mean that in a good way but i actully laughed my head off at the whole idea of gary butchering a classic standard. now whenever i hear the song on the radio i always think of gary but the irony is i cant remember the name of tthe tv special i sure wish i could

No, WE don't BOTH know that :p


See Jude, I told you he was singing something else and it was" I love new york"-lol


told ya, told ya, told ya-lol

IT WAS TOO A SPINOF--Oops!! Wrong topic.:lol:

No need to backtrack. We all know that Different Strokes was a spinoff of Maude and The Facts Of Life.

See Jude, I told you he was singing something else and it was" I love new york"-lol


told ya, told ya, told ya-lol


You can tell me to the cows come home.

Doesn't change the fact that you ASSUMED everyone knows this

so nyah, nyah, nyah to you :p

No need to backtrack. We all know that Different Strokes was a spinoff of Maude and The Facts Of Life.

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I'm glad you got the joke. I was afraid someone wouldn't and-- well, you know. Let's move on.;)

The next time you watch the couch scene in the opening credits, watch only the look on Gary Coleman's face when they all say "WORLD" and you will say to yourself-"WTF is Gary Co0leman looking so WEIRD"-lol

i just saw it and he did look wierd like not like himself

I love that opening couch scene and all.