Julie Anne played Cindy. What was her best episode?

My vote is "tiered"...her best episode was RH, being her meatiest, with R coming in 2nd (no racing puns intended, haha).

My vote is "tiered"...her best episode was RH, being her meatiest, with R coming in 2nd (no racing puns intended, haha).

I voted similarly, with Rough Housing and Running being two of my choices (the third being The Little Chill).

Only three votes so far?

4, now. LMLD got a vote...wow! I'd be curious to know why that one got a vote.

4, now. LMLD got a vote...wow! I'd be curious to know why that one got a vote.

Maybe for the way Cindy rebelliously refuses to go into the kitchen and bring out the cheese dip?

Hahaha! You'll never let her live down that teen rebellion cheese dip! :lol:

Isn't that her big moment in that episode?

I imagine Mrs. Garrett must have had a heart-to-heart talk with Cindy later in the episode: "Cindy, look in that mirror. When I look in that mirror, I see a girl who could bring out the cheese dip. But you... you didn't believe in yourself. And no one got any cheese dip. Now, was that the right thing to do?"

Then Cindy agreed that she should have believed in herself, and brought out the cheese dip. They would have hugged, and then they would have gone downstairs together, arm in arm, so Cindy could bring in the cheese dip. The audience claps as they freeze-frame on Cindy and Mrs. Garrett, cheese dip in tow.

I suspect that part of the episode was cut for time, but someone here has seen the uncut version of the episode, and voted for "Like Mother, Like Daughter" after seeing the full version, as the writers intended.

^---haha, perhaps so...or perhaps they really dug her wardrobe of jeans, ball player shirt, and hat with her long hair down (perhaps the only time it's down with a hat, and not in braids with a hat).

^---haha, perhaps so...or perhaps they really dug her wardrobe of jeans, ball player shirt, and hat with her long hair down (perhaps the only time it's down with a hat, and not in braids with a hat).

You could be right. Who knows? My cheese dip heart-to-heart cut scene theory could be completely off-base. :lol:

You could be right. Who knows? My cheese dip heart-to-heart cut scene theory could be completely off-base. :lol:

Or it could show up in the reboot! lol

Or it could show up in the reboot! lol
Wouldn't that be kinda... cheesy? :lol:

:spit:

We're up to five votes, now, and the latest vote is for "Flash Flood". Now that is an interesting vote! As we've discussed, the scene with Cindy having retrieved her spiked shoes from the basement is one of the most dramatic moments of the first season.

^---Indeed, perhaps the most dramatic moment of the entire first season. :eek: It chilled me to the bone as a child! (and not because I was wet from floodwaters, lol) And this episode contains perhaps the funniest moment of the entire first season---Nancy's obstinate umbrella! :rotflmao:

^---Indeed, perhaps the most dramatic moment of the entire first season. :eek: It chilled me to the bone as a child! (and not because I was wet from floodwaters, lol)

Haha!

Yes, I agree it's one of the most dramatic moments of S1, along with Mrs. Garrett ripping the photo of Sue Ann and Cindy in half in "Running", Sue Ann fainting in "Dieting", and Blair and Steve in the van in "The Facts of Love". It's interesting that two of the (IMO) four most dramatic moments of the season feature a scene with Mrs. Garrett and Cindy.

Then again, Julie Anne had some serious acting chops prior to FOL.


And this episode contains perhaps the funniest moment of the entire first season---Nancy's obstinate umbrella! :rotflmao:

Ah, yes! The umbrella that opens too late! What a relate-able scene, too: Nancy is an everyman, here, or maybe the "lovable loser": Charlie Brown, with his kite stuck in the tree has nothing on Nancy and her disobedient umbrella. :lol:

Yes, I agree it's one of the most dramatic moments of S1, along with Mrs. Garrett ripping the photo of Sue Ann and Cindy in half in "Running"

OMG, angry Mrs. Garrett!! :eek: YES...how can you ever forget the intense fury in her voice when she screams, "Now no one has to stand next to someone she hates!!" Man, she made everything STOP around you when she did that line. And the girls are stunned, and Cindy's strong love for her best friend melts her angry heart by letting her speak up to Garrett's Fury, "I never said I hated her!" And then Mrs. Garrett is upset with our Cindy!* She barks back at this charge of hers, "Well you've both been actin' like it! :mad: " (!!)

And she's right! (of course she's right, she's Mrs. Garrett, haha)

*(she's upset with Sue Ann too of course, I was just making my point with Cindy there, lol)

It was so interesting seeing Mrs. Garrett have to take this angle of "parenting" with her girls!


Sue Ann fainting in "Dieting", and Blair and Steve in the van in "The Facts of Love".

I don't really remember those as much from childhood. Well, the van a little bit.


It's interesting that two of the (IMO) four most dramatic moments of the season feature a scene with Mrs. Garrett and Cindy.

Or even three of the five---don't forget the Cindy vs Sue Ann all-star slug-out! I remember so vividly being a little boy and that fight being the most intense thing I ever saw on TV, making me go: :eek: And there was so much happening! Sue Ann going after Cindy, Cindy attacking Sue Ann, Blair getting hit with that runaway left hook, Molly jumping on the chair taking pictures of the fighters, Nancy compassionately helping Blair sit up on the couch and looking after her, Blair crying while covering her injured face, girls screaming, i-it was almost too much for a little child watching to take! That's why it's cemented so strongly in my memory!

Because I saw these shows in syndicated reruns as a child, I even remember when I would see it was "the running" episode, and be SO excited I'd get to see "the big fight scene" again! :lol:


Ah, yes! The umbrella that opens too late! What a relate-able scene, too: Nancy is an everyman, here, or maybe the "lovable loser": Charlie Brown, with his kite stuck in the tree has nothing on Nancy and her disobedient umbrella. :lol:

To me it was the Funniest. Thing. EVER. :rotflmao: I still remember my first time seeing that!!

flash flood seeing her come in soaked n wet looking for her skates

flash flood seeing her come in soaked n wet looking for her skates


She was coming up from the basement, where she went down to get her "spikes" (cleats), which were soaked and flooded with floodwater. It's such an iconic Cindy scene---it's even the "Cindy clip" in the closing credits for all 9 episodes of spring 1980! (when the series was re-tooled a bit after the first 4 episodes in 1979) I always love that they chose that dramatic moment for Cindy to show in the closing credits.

flash flood seeing her come in soaked n wet looking for her skates

I definitely agree, Mike: the scene with Cindy coming in all dripping wet, Mrs. Garrett telling her she could have been electrocuted, was definitely a top moment for Cindy.

OMG, angry Mrs. Garrett!! :eek: YES...how can you ever forget the intense fury in her voice when she screams, "Now no one has to stand next to someone she hates!!" Man, she made everything STOP around you when she did that line. And the girls are stunned, and Cindy's strong love for her best friend melts her angry heart by letting her speak up to Garrett's Fury, "I never said I hated her!" And then Mrs. Garrett is upset with our Cindy!* She barks back at this charge of hers, "Well you've both been actin' like it! :mad: " (!!)


I love that whole scene. Just so excellent. And then the revelation... she gave them the wrong halves on purpose.



Or even three of the five---don't forget the Cindy vs Sue Ann all-star slug-out! I remember so vividly being a little boy and that fight being the most intense thing I ever saw on TV, making me go: :eek: And there was so much happening! Sue Ann going after Cindy, Cindy attacking Sue Ann, Blair getting hit with that runaway left hook, Molly jumping on the chair taking pictures of the fighters, Nancy compassionately helping Blair sit up on the couch and looking after her, Blair crying while covering her injured face, girls screaming, i-it was almost too much for a little child watching to take! That's why it's cemented so strongly in my memory!

Thanks for reminding me of that one. You're right... that is also in the top 5, for sure!


Because I saw these shows in syndicated reruns as a child, I even remember when I would see it was "the running" episode, and be SO excited I'd get to see "the big fight scene" again! :lol:

We watched the daytime airings of FOL in the early '80s in the summer, when NBC ran the reruns. I was 9 and my sister was 7 when we first started watching on a regular basis. My sister liked Tootie so much that she got a matching red raincoat just like Tootie's in "Flash Flood".

We liked the show so much that we started watching the evening episodes on a regular basis, too. At that time, we didn't understand that the daytime episodes were repeats: since we hadn't seen most of them before, how could they be repeats? :lol: We couldn't understand why some of the characters had mysteriously vanished, and why everyone was suddenly working in a bakery, when they were in a school in the daytime episodes.

It wasn't until 1997, when I first went online, that the mystery of the disappearing characters began to be solved. I also bought a book called The Complete Directory to Prime Time Television, 1948-Present, which explained even more. The E! documentary in 1999, and others, helped fill in the blanks.


To me it was the Funniest. Thing. EVER. :rotflmao: I still remember my first time seeing that!!

It is genuinely funny, along with so many other great Eastland moments.

couple cindy pics

couple cindy pics
Classic Cindy at her dampest! :lol:

i just wish sue ann would of been with her

We watched the daytime airings of FOL in the early '80s in the summer, when NBC ran the reruns.

Me too! That and DS; they may have even aired them back-to-back??


We liked the show so much that we started watching the evening episodes on a regular basis, too. At that time, we didn't understand that the daytime episodes were repeats: since we hadn't seen most of them before, how could they be repeats? :lol: We couldn't understand why some of the characters had mysteriously vanished, and why everyone was suddenly working in a bakery, when they were in a school in the daytime episodes.

It wasn't until 1997, when I first went online, that the mystery of the disappearing characters began to be solved.

You were in the dark (without "electrility"!) until 1997?? Wow! :eek:

Well, I guess you mean you obviously noticed the changes, but didn't know the reasons behind them until 1997 (author's emphasis, haha).

I didn't see the "post-Eastland" shows until later on, so for a while my FOL world was only the dorm and the cafeteria, so I noticed they just "changed the show" after season 1.

Julie Anne played Cindy. What was her best episode?

My favorite Cindy episode was Rough Housing. It showed the conflicted feelings that
young girls like Cindy have at that age.

Rough Housing for sure.

she so cute wish i was on there a few times ibe going out with cindy n secretley follow sue ann around haha

Someone voted "Dieting", interesting...

Someone voted "Dieting", interesting...
That's got to be a mistake. Julie Anne did very little in "Dieting".

That's got to be a mistake. Julie Anne did very little in "Dieting".

But maybe someone loved what little she did! lol

But maybe someone loved what little she did! lol

She didn't even neglect to bring in the cheese dip. Not that it would have mattered anyway... Sue Ann wouldn't have eaten it! :lol:

There you go again!! I'll tell you what Mister, it's a good thing for you that I'm about to have lunch, and that it involves warm creamy cheese! :lol:

:eat:

There you go again!! I'll tell you what Mister, it's a good thing for you that I'm about to have lunch, and that it involves warm creamy cheese! :lol:

:eat:

:lol: Enjoy!

:lol: Enjoy!

Thanks, lol, and you enjoy these little mock-ups of the continuing serial ;)

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She didn't even neglect to bring in the cheese dip. Not that it would have mattered anyway... Sue Ann wouldn't have eaten it! :lol:

She shoulda smashed THAT in Blair’s face!

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These are great, '80s! :lol:

She shoulda smashed THAT in Blair’s face!
Instead of the rice pudding? Ahahahaha! :lol:

... You know, that gives me a thought: in Season One, Sue Ann smashes Blair's face in rice pudding. At the beginning of Season Two, Blair smashes pie into Margo's face. That moment is like a call-back to Season One; they are only separated by seven episodes, and serve as sort of "book ends": here is where we were, and here is where we are going.

Even though the only Lost Girl who appears in that episode is Molly, sue Ann's presence is still felt, here: Blair has learned from Sue Ann that when someone upsets you, it's okay to smash their face into food.

OMG :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

These are great, '80s!

:D


Blair has learned from Sue Ann that when someone upsets you, it's okay to smash their face into food.

Haha, nice---but Blair took it to a new level! lol

Haha, nice---but Blair took it to a new level! lol

Well, Margo deserved a new level!

Well, Margo deserved a new level!

Yes, that she did.

Oo, look! When you Google "Facts of Life Running", even though it's more Sue Ann's episode than Cindy's, Google puts Cindy's picture with the episode! :D Right whens he's going "I think I can hold my own!"
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That's cool!

Sadly, they put Blair's picture on "Dieting".

Oh that's funny, and the synopsis even says "Sue Ann"!

Maybe in that picture Blair is saying, "You'll put my picture on the Google episode blurb for $5,000?" lol

Oh that's funny, and the synopsis even says "Sue Ann"!

Maybe in that picture Blair is saying, "You'll put my picture on the Google episode blurb for $5,000?" lol

Haha! Cute! The same amount she said (apparently jokingly) she'd offered to "The Group" to get Sue Ann in!

...But no amount would get Nancy in... :(

Haha! Cute! The same amount she said (apparently jokingly) she'd offered to "The Group" to get Sue Ann in!

Haha! Good memory!


...But no amount would get Nancy in... :(

Now that is a sad thought indeed!

Checking out the other Google synopses:

The Girls' School (DS): Edna
Rough Housing: Edna
Like Mother, Like Daughter: Steven Bradley
The Return of Mr. Garrett: Blair
IQ: Blair
The Slumber Party (DS): Arnold
Overachieving: Mr. Ramsey
Emily Dickinson: Molly
Dieting: Blair
The Facts of Love: Tootie
Flash Flood: Steven Bradley
Adoption: Blair
Running: Cindy
Molly's Holiday: none
Dope: Tootie

The New Girl, Part 1: Jo
The New Girl, Part 2: Edna
Sex Symbol: Tootie
Pretty Babies: Blair
Gossip: Blair
Front Page: Natalie
Dear Me: Nancy
Green-Eyed Monster: Edna and Natalie
The Little Chill: Jo

WOW---some of those are so, "What??? :confused: "

"Emily Dickinson", Molly??
"The Facts of :heart: ", the youngest, Tootie??
"Molly's Holiday", none?? Aw man, that's "dope", man! ;)

"Dear Me" is Nancy?? WOW!

They might as well make "Teenage Marriage Part 2" Howard, and "Who's on First?" Jenny! :lol:

They might as well make "Teenage Marriage Part 2" Howard, and "Who's on First?" Jenny! :lol:

How'd you guess? :confused:

Hahahaha! See?? It can be done! :lol:

(and it might as well have been!)

And now you have inspired me as well! lol:

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Hahahahahahaha!!!! :lol:

lol...oh, I just now noticed you "updated" the synopses for the ones you did! :lol: I was just using atrocious avatar choices like the real Google ones, but your "expanded" synopses are funny :lol:

lol...oh, I just now noticed you "updated" the synopses for the ones you did! :lol:

Why, whatever do you mean? ;)


I was just using atrocious avatar choices like the real Google ones, but your "expanded" synopses are funny :lol:

I actually loved those avatar choices! :lol:

Sue Ann is the only one not to have her picture in a synopsis :(

Here ya go Lorimar ol' buddy ol' pal, just for you. ;)

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Here ya go Lorimar ol' buddy ol' pal, just for you. ;)

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LMAO thanks ;)

LMAO thanks ;)

:welcome:

:D

Sue Ann is the only one not to have her picture in a synopsis :(

I know, right? It's weird that her photo's not in any of Google's summaries. Well, aside from '80s excellent restoration, that, is!

I know, right? It's weird that her photo's not in any of Google's summaries. Well, aside from '80s excellent restoration, that, is!

I don't know, considering how ludicrous the avatar pairings are for their assigned episodes, I actually don't think it's that weird! lol...who knows, maybe they chose Sue Ann for "Molly's Holiday" but for whatever reason MH isn't turning up?

(but thanks, haha)

I don't know, considering how ludicrous the avatar pairings are for their assigned episodes, I actually don't think it's that weird! lol...who knows, maybe they chose Sue Ann for "Molly's Holiday" but for whatever reason MH isn't turning up?

(but thanks, haha)

Mrs. G shows up for me.

Mrs. G shows up for me.

Oh wow, you're right, she does!

Retro, to see MH, you have to click on a link from another episode to see it, you can't just Google it like the others. For instance, I looked up "Running", and where it says "Next Episode" I clicked on MH, and it appeared! Sure enough, there's Mrs. G.

I think Lorimar is getting an A+ in Mr. Gideon's class Retro, and you have I have a bit more studying to do: we didn't check, and then re-check, and then check again! :lol:

Oh wow, you're right, she does!

Retro, to see MH, you have to click on a link from another episode to see it, you can't just Google it like the others. For instance, I looked up "Running", and where it says "Next Episode" I clicked on MH, and it appeared! Sure enough, there's Mrs. G.

Well, that's consistent! :lol:

I think Lorimar is getting an A+ in Mr. Gideon's class Retro, and you have I have a bit more studying to do: we didn't check, and then re-check, and then check again! :lol:

:lol: Yay

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:lol: OMG, '80s! You went to a very dark place. Hilarious... but dark!

:lol: OMG, '80s! You went to a very dark place. Hilarious... but dark!

Hey, after where I went with Oscar and Mr. Gideon, things only feel "light" from there! :lol:

But I'm glad I could contribute another "work" to the cheese dip saga! :lol:

Yes, indeed... one more story in the cheese dip saga! :lol:

...Are you hungry yet?

Yes, indeed... one more story in the cheese dip saga! :lol:

...Are you hungry yet?

:lol:

I'm always hungry for Mrs. Garrett's homemade cheese dip!! :eat:

:lol:

I'm always hungry for Mrs. Garrett's homemade cheese dip!! :eat:

Well, then, here you go!

Well, then, here you go!

:rotflmao:

I could eat that whole jar in one sitting!

(by the way, what a brilliant mock-up! It looks so real!!)

(by the way, what a brilliant mock-up! It looks so real!!)

Oh, well thank you. But I can't take all the credit on this one. Someone had already created a great Edna's Edibles logo (https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/1963488-ednas-edibles). I just slapped it on a jar of cheese dip, changed the color of the lettering so it matched the cheese dip, and voila! :lol:

Also, I find it ironic that that we found the cheese dip in Julie Anne's thread, of all people. The one person who was specifically asked to bring Edna Garrett the cheese dip, and the one who didn't do it!

Also, I find it ironic that that we found the cheese dip in Julie Anne's thread, of all people. The one person who was specifically asked to bring Edna Garrett the cheese dip, and the one who didn't do it!

:lol:

This will follow Cindy around for the rest of her career at Eastland! And beyond! :lol:

Well, then, here you go!

Yum!

Running.

think they was releated lol

Running.
That episode was definitely one of her stronger episodes. We got to see Julie Anne do some gymnastics, and practice pugilistics on Sue Ann.

Julie Anne is visibly taller and thinner in "Running" than she was in "Rough Housing", too, which changes things up a bit: here, she could credibly beat the crap out of an older Eastland girl, if she chose to.

think they was releated lol
Who was related, Mike? Cindy and...?

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:lol:

And to think: if Cindy hadn't screwed up with the cheese dip, she would have appeared on the show for another eight seasons! ;)

:lol:

And to think: if Cindy hadn't screwed up with the cheese dip, she would have appeared on the show for another eight seasons! ;)

:lol: D'oh! Ohhhh, Cindyyyyyy! lol

See how Cindy is holding on "tightly" to Mrs. Garrett? With both hands? Desperately not letting her go? And see how Mrs. Garrett is reaching over, disconnected, to pry the girl's fingers off her arm?* Once I saw that, I knew I had to do something with it, lol.

*(of course Julie Anne is lovingly holding Charlotte, and Charlotte is actually affectionately holding her hand on Cindy's, I was just saying the above way to fit in with the joke, haha).

Tootie looks traumatized

Tootie looks traumatized

That's all you have to say? :lol: :p

That's all you have to say? :lol: :p

What? That Julie Pie has nice legs? Those go without saying! ;)

Poor Julie Anne, one mistake because of Mr Bradley and she’s done! Oh well... she gets the last laugh: she appears 4 more times while Bradley is dunzo!

Oh well... she gets the last laugh: she appears 4 more times while Bradley is dunzo!

"dunzo"! :lol:

Poor Mr. Bradley..."Dope" 's over? Exit stage left! :violin:

"dunzo"! :lol:

Poor Mr. Bradley..."Dope" 's over? Exit stage left! :violin:

Guess Tumpy got the last laugh too. “Expelled? Well you’re gonna be fired!”

Guess Tumpy got the last laugh too. “Expelled? Well you’re gonna be fired!”

They went down and took each other with 'em! lol

They went down and took each other with 'em! lol

Haha yep!

What? That Julie Pie has nice legs? Those go without saying! ;)
She does indeed, which might have been part of the problem. Margie was totally against girls showing off their bare legs.

She does indeed, which might have been part of the problem. Margie was totally against girls showing off their bare legs.

Haha yep, which is understandable. They WERE underage!

Rough Housing. Out of the lost girls, Julie Anne is the one I wish they would have kept around. Looking at 'The Little Chill' her character is the only one to have shown character development. Nancy was still the same character all about Roger. Sue Ann was still trying to be the smartest and most achiever of the group. Cindy went from a tom boy like Jo questioning her sexual orientation to a beauty model. That was a dramatic change I wish we could have seen played out. Instead of adding the useless character Kelly in the format change of season 5, I wish they would have brought Cindy back as a main character going to Langley with Jo and Blair.

:yeahthat

Rough Housing. Out of the lost girls, Julie Anne is the one I wish they would have kept around.

They definitely could have kept her around or even brought her back. I would definitely have enjoyed seeing her back on the show.


Looking at 'The Little Chill' her character is the only one to have shown character development. Nancy was still the same character all about Roger. Sue Ann was still trying to be the smartest and most achiever of the group. Cindy went from a tom boy like Jo questioning her sexual orientation to a beauty model. That was a dramatic change I wish we could have seen played out.

A most excellent point, Christopher. Now that would have been interesting to have seen played out over a number of years. Maybe they would have done it a bit like Carol Seaver on Growing Pains: first she she shows some interest in boys, then she gradually begins to date, then eventually she's invited to the Homecoming Dance as one of the nominees for Homecoming Queen. Eventually, she becomes a model!


Instead of adding the useless character Kelly in the format change of season 5, I wish they would have brought Cindy back as a main character going to Langley with Jo and Blair.

That would have rocked, but I think Julie Anne was playing a bit younger than Lisa or Nancy. Then again, this was a show which didn't show Sue Ann or Nancy graduate with Blair and Jo, so what am I quibbling about?

Seeing Cindy back with "the girls" would have made me feel more like the show was still in its Eastland roots.

That would have rocked, but I think Julie Anne was playing a bit younger than Lisa or Nancy. Then again, this was a show which didn't show Sue Ann or Nancy graduate with Blair and Jo, so what am I quibbling about?

You are quibbling because Julie Ann was playing a bit younger than Lisa and Nancy. That's a "fact"! ;)

You are quibbling because Julie Ann was playing a bit younger than Lisa and Nancy. That's a "fact"! ;)

Yes, but it's also a fact that Julie Anne and Nancy were of similar ages, with Nancy being two years younger than Lisa.

Yes, but it's also a fact that Julie Anne and Nancy were of similar ages, with Nancy being two years younger than Lisa.

Though of course Nancy was playing Lisa's same age.

Though of course Nancy was playing Lisa's same age.
Of course. But if Nancy could play Lisa's age in 1980, who is to say Julie Anne couldn't have played Lisa's age in 1983?

Of course. But if Nancy could play Lisa's age in 1980, who is to say Julie Anne couldn't have played Lisa's age in 1983?

Continuity, that's who, lol. ;)

I think Cindy was likely younger than Blair, Jo, Sue Ann, and Nancy but older than Tootie and Molly. Probably the same age as Natalie.

I think Cindy was likely younger than Blair, Jo, Sue Ann, and Nancy but older than Tootie and Molly. Probably the same age as Natalie.
That's definitely the age she was playing. She was hanging out with Molly and Natalie, and although she was besties with Sue Ann, she states that Sue Ann is older than her. She certainly didn't look as old as Blair, at least in the 1979-1981 era when we saw her on FOL. But people do change, and by 1983, she might have been able to pass for a college student. She would have been 18 by then, after all.

That's definitely the age she was playing. She was hanging out with Molly and Natalie, and although she was besties with Sue Ann, she states that Sue Ann is older than her. She certainly didn't look as old as Blair, at least in the 1979-1981 era when we saw her on FOL. But people do change, and by 1983, she might have been able to pass for a college student. She would have been 18 by then, after all.
They don’t all get credited in the intro accordion style for no reason! ;)

They don’t all get credited in the intro accordion style for no reason! ;)

[:lol:][:lol:][:lol:]

[:lol:][:lol:][:lol:]

Is that your take on the accordion? Or is that a 1/3 Brady bunch square? :D

Is that your take on the accordion? Or is that a 1/3 Brady bunch square? :D

T'was supposed to be an accordion.

They don’t all get credited in the intro accordion style for no reason! ;)

Well, but that's not the reason, lol. ;)

Once upon a time, my Cindy shared first girl billing in a double rectangle! [*sigh*...]

Well, but that's not the reason, lol. ;)

Once upon a time, my Cindy shared first girl billing in a double rectangle! [*sigh*...]

Sorry :(

Check out what "Cindy" made for watching the Super Bowl. In the middle, that looks akin to---cheese dip! :rofl:

(I know it's not, but it just kinda looks like it, and so I thought of that, lol).

Cheese dip, and a sports showdown---that's our Cindy! :D

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Check out what "Cindy" made for watching the Super Bowl. In the middle, that looks akin to---cheese dip! :rofl:

(I know it's not, but it just kinda looks like it, and so I thought of that, lol).

Cheese dip, and a sports showdown---that's our Cindy! :D

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Haha that looks tasty! I guess her modeling days are behind her so she can eat what ever she wants. ;)

Haha that looks tasty! I guess her modeling days are behind her so she can eat what ever she wants. ;)

Haha, probably so! :lol: :cheer:

But I think she said they're will dill and lemon, and I don't know that I'd like it---but I'd try it for "Cindy"! :D

Haha, probably so! :lol: :cheer:

But I think she said they're will dill and lemon, and I don't know that I'd like it---but I'd try it for "Cindy"! :D
Oh lol, I’d give it a try too but idk if I’d like it either.

By the way, Retro, can we please get Julie Anne's last name capitalized in the thread's title?

And I'm surprised she's getting votes for episodes she was "Naniced" in :eek: "The Facts of Love"? "Dieting"???

By the way, Retro, can we please get Julie Anne's last name capitalized in the thread's title?

And I'm surprised she's getting votes for episodes she was "Naniced" in :eek: "The Facts of Love"? "Dieting"???

LOL maybe the voter was thinking of the other Julie

LOL maybe the voter was thinking of the other Julie

Ahhhhhh,hahahaha! :rofl:

That's a great point, Lorsie! Especially if it's those mixed-up podcast guys! :lol: (no offense, "Hi, guys!" lol)

Maybe Retro should have included a photo in the first post of these 4 polls so no one would get confused. ;)

Check out what "Cindy" made for watching the Super Bowl. In the middle, that looks akin to---cheese dip! :rofl:

(I know it's not, but it just kinda looks like it, and so I thought of that, lol).

Cheese dip, and a sports showdown---that's our Cindy! :D

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That's awesome!

Hope she had an amazing Superbowl Sunday, and with dishes like that, she surely must have!

Maybe Retro should have included a photo in the first post of these 4 polls so no one would get confused. ;)

Ugh. I think even including a photo would have confused some folks. Oh well!

By the way, Retro, can we please get Julie Anne's last name capitalized in the thread's title?

Done and Done!


And I'm surprised she's getting votes for episodes she was "Naniced" in :eek: "The Facts of Love"? "Dieting"???

Hey, she had some amazing lines in those episodes!

Dieting: "Good afternoon, Mr. Bradley"

The Facts of Love: "Poker?"

Not to mention:

Adoption: "Adopted?!"

and:

Molly's Holiday: "Nancy and I are leaving this episode early, Mrs. Garrett!"

:lol:

That's awesome!

Hope she had an amazing Superbowl Sunday, and with dishes like that, she surely must have!

She did! She said they "were a winner!" (and I say, just like Cindy is!)

Done and Done!

Yay! We needed that capital Mr. "Horrible Hair" H, lol.


Hey, she had some amazing lines in those episodes!

At first I was like, "Is he kidding??" until I read your "examples", :lol:.

LOL maybe the voter was thinking of the other Julie

I suspect that is what has happened. Even the FOL experts cannot tell them apart, so alike they are to one another. :lol:

At first I was like, "Is he kidding??" until I read your "examples", :lol:.
:lol:

And then you realized I was serious.

;)

Best episode: all of them
Worst episode: none of them

I voted for Rough Housing though.

WOO-HOO! A Lost Girl poll finally reached 10 votes! And RH is in a strong lead! :D

WOO-HOO! A Lost Girl poll finally reached 10 votes! And RH is in a strong lead! :D

...with "Running" coming from behind...!

She did! She said they "were a winner!" (and I say, just like Cindy is!)

Where’d she say all this? On Facebook? Are you friends with her?

...with "Running" coming from behind...!

Like spectacular bid

Where’d she say all this? On Facebook? Are you friends with her?
Julie Anne's Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/juliehaddockbecker/)

Julie Anne's Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/juliehaddockbecker/)

Oh thanks

Aww. Julie Anne was a tomboy in real life too https://www.instagram.com/p/BjxKHSmgwif/

I didn't realize her mom had passed on. Very sad!

It is. Heres the post in memoriam of her: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bju_x1cAsSn/

Oh my gosh. It happened this summer. Prayers for Julie Anne and her family.

Well that was a downer. Thoughts and prayers to Julie Anne and her family and loved ones.

I know, very sad.:(

Like spectacular bid

:rofl:

Yes, that was sad to see about her mother.

Aww. Julie Anne was a tomboy in real life too https://www.instagram.com/p/BjxKHSmgwif/

Wow, that is interesting!

Are you friends with her?

I wish! But---the other Julie did speak to me. :)

Still pretending that's cheese dip there in the middle ;)

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I wish! But---the other Julie did speak to me. :)
Whatdidshesaywhatdidshesaywhatdidshesay?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Still pretending that's cheese dip there in the middle ;)

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:lol::lol::lol::lol:

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

:D

Whatdidshesaywhatdidshesaywhatdidshesay?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:rofl:

Well, take a look! :)

It wouldn't look like a big deal to most people, but this does count as an exchange. I didn't even reach out to her---I just started to "follow" her on Instagram, and she sent me a DM! ("Direct Message"---that's Instagram talk, lol [it may be talk elsewhere too, but if it is, I've never heard of "DM" until Instagram, lol])

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OMG, wow!

*is super-impressed*

Right??? A "Lost Girl" spoke to me! This is so backwards---I didn't reach out to her, she reached out to me! lol

And she acknowledged my FOL fandom in a cute little way!

I love Cindy and Molly so much, but "Sue Ann" is the first Lost Girl who acknowledges me. :lol: But of course she's a Lost Girl and we all love the Lost Girl, and yes, it was exciting to see her contacting me!

Right??? A "Lost Girl" spoke to me! This is so backwards---I didn't reach out to her, she reached out to me! lol

And she acknowledged my FOL fandom in a cute little way!

I love Cindy and Molly so much, but "Sue Ann" is the first Lost Girl who acknowledges me. :lol: But of course she's a Lost Girl and we all love the Lost Girl, and yes, it was exciting to see her contacting me!

That is soooo awesome! I'm so excited! And and a little bit jealous! How cool is that? One of the Lost Girls actually spoke to us... well, one of us, anyway! :lol:

That is soooo awesome! I'm so excited! And and a little bit jealous! How cool is that? One of the Lost Girls actually spoke to us... well, one of us, anyway! :lol:

Ahhhhh,hahahaha! Perfect photo! :rofl:

lol, it is exciting! I was so giddy at first too! :cheer: :D :clap: :blush:

Wow, 3 decades after "Sue Ann'" has left Eastland, she says hi to me! :lol:

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Can you imagine Lorsie when he sees this? :lol: (of course I was thinking of you guys when it happened!)

Oh, I almost forgot about my "Felice moment"! We haven't spoken, but her account is private, but when I submitted a "Follow" request---she granted it! So she's let me in!

So not just anybody can follow Felice. I see she took a cue from "The Group" and decided to "go exclusive"! :lol:

Oh, I almost forgot about my "Felice moment"! We haven't spoken, but her account is private, but when I submitted a "Follow" request---she granted it! So she's let me in!

So not just anybody can follow Felice. I see she took a cue from "The Group" and decided to "go exclusive"! :lol:

Oh, wow! That's very cool, too!!!!!

Not to brag but I also got a pm from Julie Pie :D

OMG, Lorimar! That's amazing!!!!!! Congrats on the Lost Girls love!!!!

Whoa! Awesome, Lorsie!!! :clap:

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OMG, Lorimar! That's amazing!!!!!! Congrats on the Lost Girls love!!!!

Haha thank you! :)

Whoa! Awesome, Lorsie!!! :clap:

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Awesome for you too Eights!!! :yourock:

All these emojis are making me dizzzzzy.

All these emojis are making me dizzzzzy.
You mean, emojis like these?

:bouncers

That time that Cindy FINALLY made it to Paris!!

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That time that Cindy FINALLY made it to Paris!!

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:lol:

That time that Cindy FINALLY made it to Paris!!

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:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Wait... did that come from Julie Anne's social media?!

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Wait... did that come from Julie Anne's social media?!

"Does Cindy jump a mean rope?" ;)

"Does Cindy jump a mean rope?" ;)

Yes she does. Especially when Sue Ann tries to punch her. ;)

Yes she does. Especially when Sue Ann tries to punch her. ;)
:rofl:

"Does Cindy jump a mean rope?" ;)

Cool! I thought I'd find it in the Social Media thread, but I didn't see it there.

Cool! I thought I'd find it in the Social Media thread, but I didn't see it there.

Oh, I wasn't thinking of that, because I'd been using that thread for mostly FOL-related posts. :) (doesn't have to be strictly FOL-related, but that's what I enjoy sharing there)

bumping this thread, due to the large number of new members.

That's definitely the age she was playing. She was hanging out with Molly and Natalie, and although she was besties with Sue Ann, she states that Sue Ann is older than her. She certainly didn't look as old as Blair, at least in the 1979-1981 era when we saw her on FOL. But people do change, and by 1983, she might have been able to pass for a college student. She would have been 18 by then, after all.


I think you guys got it mixed up: CINDY was 'only' a year younger than BLAIR, NANCY and SUE ANN, whereas NAT was 3 years younger than the older girls and MOLLY + TOOTIE 4 years younger, that's a fact!:happyface

I think you guys got it mixed up: CINDY was 'only' a year younger than BLAIR, NANCY and SUE ANN, whereas NAT was 3 years younger than the older girls and MOLLY + TOOTIE 4 years younger, that's a fact!:happyface

Nancy O., Sue Ann, and Blair were 15 (though the actresses were 16 during taping), Cindy was 14. Natalie was 13. Molly and Tootie were the preteens of 12.