Your favorite Season 1 Lost Character?

I did not say Lost Girls because there are males in the poll.

SUE ANN!!!!!!

Ooh, it's too hard to choose between Julies! :luvu::cheer:

SUE ANN!!!!!!

What, she splat rice pudding in your face again? ;)

What, she splat rice pudding in your face again? ;)

:brent

I choose Cindy, since she's my favorite girl from season 1. It's really a shame that Julie Anne Haddock didn't have a successful career after Facts. I think she was one of the most talented girls of the original cast, right after Lisa and Kim. And one of the most beautiful, particularly in The Little Chill

I choose Cindy, since she's my favorite girl from season 1. It's really a shame that Julie Anne Haddock didn't have a successful career after Facts. I think she was one of the most talented girls of the original cast, right after Lisa and Kim. And one of the most beautiful, particularly in The Little Chill

Well said, ITA! It really is a shame that Julie Anne didn't continue in the industry, but I think it's cool that her husband is still involved in Hollywood (so she's still Hollywood-adjacent), and it's cool that she keeps up on social media.

She absolutely was one of the most talented girls, and it's a shame the network couldn't count to seven.

Yes, gosh, she sure was pretty in TLC. All grown up!

Sue Ann of course. I don't even remember a Chestnut.

Sue Ann of course. I don't even remember a Chestnut.
Chestnut was the horse in "Flash Flood".

Amazing that Julie Anne had so much work before Facts of Life, but little after it. She never had any self destructive behavior and didn't seem like a spoil brat either.

I choose Cindy, since she's my favorite girl from season 1. It's really a shame that Julie Anne Haddock didn't have a successful career after Facts. I think she was one of the most talented girls of the original cast, right after Lisa and Kim. And one of the most beautiful, particularly in The Little Chill

Sono d'accordo al 100 percento! Hai un gusto meraviglioso, amico mio! :bighug:

Cindy per sempre! :D

All grown up!

Not really--she only reached 5 foot 2! :lol: :p

Cindy and Sue Ann are now neck and neck. Are we going to see another chick fight between them?

Cindy and Sue Ann are now neck and neck. Are we going to see another chick fight between them?

Sue Ann pulled ahead! Can she maintain her lead or will Cindy pass her?

Sue Ann pulled ahead! Can she maintain her lead or will Cindy pass her?

Just call Sue Ann the "Eastland Streak"! :lol:

Just call Sue Ann the "Eastland Streak"! :lol:

Haha

Well said, ITA! It really is a shame that Julie Anne didn't continue in the industry, but I think it's cool that her husband is still involved in Hollywood (so she's still Hollywood-adjacent), and it's cool that she keeps up on social media.

She absolutely was one of the most talented girls, and it's a shame the network couldn't count to seven.

Yes, gosh, she sure was pretty in TLC. All grown up!

Her talent was undeniable. She deserved a show of her own

Sono d'accordo al 100 percento! Hai un gusto meraviglioso, amico mio! :bighug:

Cindy per sempre! :D

Carissimo amico, sei così dolce :wave:

It seems that the two Julies are the most popular Lost Girls here

It seems that the two Julies are the most popular Lost Girls here

There were a couple of guys here a few years back who were really into Felice/Nancy. Not that they can be blamed: she had the model look, not too dissimilar from Brooke Shields, with whom she was very close.

And of course '80sSitcoms adores little Molly.

But if fans don't start voting for Molly and Nancy soon, they're "gonna get beat, bad!" :lol:


...I finally made my decision. I voted for a Julie. It was heartbreaking not being able to vote for both Julies. But in the end, only one Julie could be picked...

In case if another chick fight breaks out between Cindy and Sue Ann, Molly is prepared to take photos again. Now I just can't find the photo of modern day Molly with the camera with the telephoto lens while she was on a safari.

Sue Ann was my favorite "lost" character. Although I don't think Julie P.'s acting was all that great. She tended to overemphasize and sometimes her performance wasn't well acted or believable. Cindy and Nancy were too tame and boring and Molly was just annoying.

It looks as though we have "Two Winners"! :lol:

It looks like SUE ANN is the winner YIPPEE!!!!

PS: although CINDY comes very close as next! (congratulation on both JULIES!)

Sue Ann was my favorite "lost" character. Although I don't think Julie P.'s acting was all that great. She tended to overemphasize and sometimes her performance wasn't well acted or believable.
I thought her acting was the weakest of all the girls in the cast. And that’s being kind.

I thought her acting was the weakest of all the girls in the cast. And that’s being kind.



If we're talking about acting, i think MOLLY was the least talented one (not SUE ANNE): she was always overreacting with her GRETA THUNBERG act, although she did improve a lot and became a great successful actress later on!

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PS: wow! Now both JULIES are even!

I thought her acting was the weakest of all the girls in the cast. And that’s being kind.

Worse than Natalie's in season 1?

Worse than Natalie's in season 1?

He does. We all have our differing opinions. :)

He does. We all have our differing opinions. :)
Well that’s..... nice. *Silently judging*

TV Guy and I share the same opinion. You knew that. ;)

His Honor Judge Lorimar Television :bash:

TV Guy and I share the same opinion. You knew that. ;)

His Honor Judge Lorimar Television :bash:

I try to forget that :D

I try to forget that :D

:lol:

I know what ya mean; I try to forget certain things here too. ;)

:lol:

I know what ya mean; I try to forget certain things here too. ;)

:eek::lol:

PS: wow! Now both JULIES are even!

Yep. It's like I said: "Two winners!" :wave:

Wawwie chose Chesnut as their fav? :eek: 🐎

Wawwie chose Chesnut as their fav? :eek: 🐎

Chestnut needs some love too.

It is kinda strange that Chestnut got the boot, too... But I suppose Warren Littlefield was insisting there were "too many horses". :lol:

It is kinda strange that Chestnut got the boot, too... But I suppose Warren Littlefield was insisting there were "too many horses". :lol:

Maybe Chestnut left some presents on the carpet of Warren Littlefield's office.

Maybe Chestnut left some presents on the carpet of Warren Littlefield's office.
I hope so! :lol::lol::lol::lol:

Chestnut is important too: he was BLAIR's favourite pet ha ha!

I considered voting for Roger because I like the observation he made when he found out about Sue-Ann and Cindy's brawl but in the end I had to cast my ballot for Sue-Ann. I think my favourite thing about Sue-Ann is how much she loves to lie.

She was the one who lied to Ms. Garrett about Tootie and Blair being in the barn during a flood (and didn't admit the truth even when it looked like they were going to drown), she lied about her eating habits (even after she passed out from hunger), she lied about smoking weed (even when the people who gave her free weed and smoked with her were caught) and Sue-Ann was the one who was most enthusiastic about Molly lying to her parents to get them back together.

And then years later, when she finally meets up with the girls again what is the first thing Sue-Ann does? Lie.

I considered voting for Roger because I like the observation he made when he found out about Sue-Ann and Cindy's brawl but in the end I had to cast my ballot for Sue-Ann. I think my favourite thing about Sue-Ann is how much she loves to lie.

She was the one who lied to Ms. Garrett about Tootie and Blair being in the barn during a flood (and didn't admit the truth even when it looked like they were going to drown), she lied about her eating habits (even after she passed out from hunger), she lied about smoking weed (even when the people who gave her free weed and smoked with her were caught) and Sue-Ann was the one who was most enthusiastic about Molly lying to her parents to get them back together.

And then years later, when she finally meets up with the girls again what is the first thing Sue-Ann does? Lie.
:lol:
Haha I’m sure Tootie and Blair lies as many times as Sue Ann does. I guess the three most prominent girls were liars. ;)

I considered voting for Roger because I like the observation he made when he found out about Sue-Ann and Cindy's brawl but in the end I had to cast my ballot for Sue-Ann. I think my favourite thing about Sue-Ann is how much she loves to lie.

She was the one who lied to Ms. Garrett about Tootie and Blair being in the barn during a flood (and didn't admit the truth even when it looked like they were going to drown), she lied about her eating habits (even after she passed out from hunger), she lied about smoking weed (even when the people who gave her free weed and smoked with her were caught) and Sue-Ann was the one who was most enthusiastic about Molly lying to her parents to get them back together.

And then years later, when she finally meets up with the girls again what is the first thing Sue-Ann does? Lie.

Yeah! That lying Sue Ann! Heh...

But you're right, she seems like the biggest liar of the girls. Or at least the one to most easily do it, and most often.

(and didn't admit the truth even when it looked like they were going to drown)

]That's a good point! Thank goodness that Cindy who couldn't keep it a secret blabbed; she saved their lives! I never thought about that before, and I love that because Cindy is my favorite---so thank you for pointing that out! :D


Haha I’m sure Tootie and Blair lies as many times as Sue Ann does. I guess the three most prominent girls were liars.

I dunno, Ian presents a great case for that lying Sue Ann! ;)

Yeah! That lying Sue Ann! Heh...

But you're right, she seems like the biggest liar of the girls. Or at least the one to most easily do it, and most often.



]That's a good point! Thank goodness that Cindy who couldn't keep it a secret blabbed; she saved their lives! I never thought about that before, and I love that because Cindy is my favorite---so thank you for pointing that out! :D




I dunno, Ian presents a great case for that lying Sue Ann! ;)

Well if we wanna ignore the fact that Blair asked Sue Ann to lie in the first place. Not to mention Blair lied about her Emily Dickinson poem, and to Mr Bradley about her lipstick joint holder. She also lies about going out with Roger! Plus Tootie lied about her secret admirer and to Natalie that her bf cancelled their date.

Well if we wanna ignore the fact that Blair asked Sue Ann to lie in the first place. Not to mention Blair lied about her Emily Dickinson poem, and to Mr Bradley about her lipstick joint holder. She also lies about going out with Roger! Plus Tootie lied about her secret admirer and to Natalie that her bf cancelled their date.

Well Blair and Tootie had many more stories and many more seasons. They had to lie some. :lol: :p

Well Blair and Tootie had many more stories and many more seasons. They had to lie some. :lol: :p

Yet all Blair’s lies are in s1 and 2 :confused:

Yet all Blair’s lies are in s1 and 2 :confused:

More than that. :lookaroun

More than that. :lookaroun

I mentioned five between two seasons. Same as Sue Ann had. :wave:

But unlike the other girls Sue-Ann rarely (never?) admits when she's lying. She also seems to lie about more trivial things, and her last appearance suggests Sue-Ann's thirst to deceive only increases with time. By now she would probably be president!

I'm almost tempted to do my own version of the line count- the lie count. :lol:

I mentioned five between two seasons. Same as Sue Ann had. :wave:

Nope. Sue Ann lied more because she only had one season to lie. ;)

Besides, it's not an insult. It's a character trait. Better to have a character trait than to be Nancied!


But unlike the other girls Sue-Ann rarely (never?) admits when she's lying. She also seems to lie about more trivial things, and her last appearance suggests Sue-Ann's thirst to deceive only increases with time.

:yeahthat

And I know, it's a shame what they did with her in "The Little Chill". At the end we see that she doesn't believe in or trust her friends enough to be truthful with them. After half a dozen years. That's sad.


I'm almost tempted to do my own version of the line count- the lie count.

:lol:

I considered voting for Roger because I like the observation he made when he found out about Sue-Ann and Cindy's brawl but in the end I had to cast my ballot for Sue-Ann. I think my favourite thing about Sue-Ann is how much she loves to lie.

She was the one who lied to Ms. Garrett about Tootie and Blair being in the barn during a flood (and didn't admit the truth even when it looked like they were going to drown), she lied about her eating habits (even after she passed out from hunger), she lied about smoking weed (even when the people who gave her free weed and smoked with her were caught) and Sue-Ann was the one who was most enthusiastic about Molly lying to her parents to get them back together.

And then years later, when she finally meets up with the girls again what is the first thing Sue-Ann does? Lie.

You should vote for Roger. Chestnut has pulled out ahead of him by a nose.

Molly is all prepared if another Cindy/Sue Ann brawl breaks out.

Molly is all prepared if another Cindy/Sue Ann brawl breaks out.

Love our Molly, always prepared! :clap:

I considered voting for Roger because I like the observation he made when he found out about Sue-Ann and Cindy's brawl but in the end I had to cast my ballot for Sue-Ann. I think my favourite thing about Sue-Ann is how much she loves to lie.

She was the one who lied to Ms. Garrett about Tootie and Blair being in the barn during a flood (and didn't admit the truth even when it looked like they were going to drown), she lied about her eating habits (even after she passed out from hunger), she lied about smoking weed (even when the people who gave her free weed and smoked with her were caught) and Sue-Ann was the one who was most enthusiastic about Molly lying to her parents to get them back together.

And then years later, when she finally meets up with the girls again what is the first thing Sue-Ann does? Lie.

I don't mind that Sue Ann lies. I think it keeps things interesting. Where would we be if Sue Ann didn't lie about where Blair and Tootie were in "Flash Flood"? What kind of conflict would there be in "The Little Chill" without Sue Ann's lie about being a vice president of a major company? Blandville, that's where! Sue Ann kept things almost as spicy as Jo!

I don't mind that Sue Ann lies. I think it keeps things interesting.

Yes, it's interesting (and so "bad" for a midwestern farm girl, lol).


What kind of conflict would there be in "The Little Chill" without Sue Ann's lie about being a vice president of a major company?

Well, any other conflict they could have come up with?


Blandville, that's where!

We could have been anywhere else with a lovely storybook ending for Sue Ann, that's where. :lookaroun

Yes, it's interesting (and so "bad" for a midwestern farm girl, lol).

Especially when it's such a bad lie she has to cross her fingers! :lol:


We could have been anywhere else with a lovely storybook ending for Sue Ann, that's where. :lookaroun

"Storybook ending"? That sounds dull...

"Storybook ending"? That sounds dull...

Not dull, lovely. :) Like many "Facts" episodes.

Or there could have been an exciting end for her. I know for you it's "closure", but I find it distasteful and disrespectful how she chooses to behave in the last scene. Eastland Sue Ann was better.

Not dull, lovely. :) Like many "Facts" episodes.

Or there could have been an exciting end for her. I know for you it's "closure", but I find it distasteful and disrespectful how she chooses to behave in the last scene. Eastland Sue Ann was better.

Hey, Sue Ann was going to come clean, but Jo stopped her. Can't blame Sue Ann for Jo's interrupting.

Hey, Sue Ann was going to come clean, but Jo stopped her. Can't blame Sue Ann for Jo's interrupting.

No, you can't. But you can blame her for not coming forward after Jo's "save" and trusting her friends of half a dozen years. And I do.

No, you can't. But you can blame her for not coming forward after Jo's "save" and trusting her friends of half a dozen years. And I do.
But we saw how often Blair mistreated Sue Ann, calling her a "dummy", making both weight and tractor jokes. Sue Ann was called "the dumbest girl in school". I don't blame Sue Ann at all for trying to impress her friends. After all Blair did to Sue Ann, Blair deserved that lie.

But we saw how often Blair mistreated Sue Ann, calling her a "dummy", making both weight and tractor jokes. Sue Ann was called "the dumbest girl in school". I don't blame Sue Ann at all for trying to impress her friends. After all Blair did to Sue Ann, Blair deserved that lie.

I mean more Cindy and Nancy, since she's been close with them ever since we last saw them at Eastland (in my faniverse). At least they could have shown a tag scene of Sue Ann coming clean and trusting her friends in the car with the truth, while saying, "I wanted to tell you guys, but I didn't want Blair to know." :lol:

I mean more Cindy and Nancy, since she's been close with them ever since we last saw them at Eastland (in my faniverse). At least they could have shown a tag scene of Sue Ann coming clean and trusting her friends in the car with the truth, while saying, "I wanted to tell you guys, but I didn't want Blair to know." :lol:

That actually would have been really nice. BUT you know how those girls are about gossip.

Sue Ann: "...and so, I'm not actually the high-powered executive I pretended to be. But this isn't the type of thing that should get around."

Nancy: "Oh, absolutely."

Cindy: "WhO wOUld wE teLL?"

:lol:

That actually would have been really nice. BUT you know how those girls are about gossip.

Sue Ann: "...and so, I'm not actually the high-powered executive I pretended to be. But this isn't the type of thing that should get around."

Nancy: "Oh, absolutely."

Cindy: "WhO wOUld wE teLL?"

:lol:

HA! Ending their appearance with a direct homage to their most famous cafeteria episode, that would have been a great idea! :lol:

:lol:

That actually would have been really nice. BUT you know how those girls are about gossip.

Sue Ann: "...and so, I'm not actually the high-powered executive I pretended to be. But this isn't the type of thing that should get around."

Nancy: "Oh, absolutely."

Cindy: "WhO wOUld wE teLL?"

:lol:

:rofl:

But we saw how often Blair mistreated Sue Ann, calling her a "dummy", making both weight and tractor jokes. Sue Ann was called "the dumbest girl in school". I don't blame Sue Ann at all for trying to impress her friends. After all Blair did to Sue Ann, Blair deserved that lie.



I think you're being a bit harsh on BLAIR, Retro: she was never mean to SUE ANN! Sure she would tease her constantly, but so did SUE ANN in her own way lol!
On the 'Fact of love' episode, SUE ANN practically calls BLAIR a slut/an easy girl who would probably go far with a guy if she could. She even compares her to her mother MONICA and asks:
"it's 11 o'Clock Blair, and where is your mother/or what is your mother doing?"

BLAIR and SUE ANN had this friendly competitive relationship, but deep down they really cared about each other, and the proof lies in the last episode: in 'Dope', both girls cover for one another, so there was definitely love/friendship between them....

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:rofl:
Glad you enjoyed that, Lorsie. I cracked myself up, thinking about Cindy's sing-song voice, there. :lol:

I think you're being a bit harsh on BLAIR, Retro: she was never mean to SUE ANN! Sure she would tease her constantly, but so did SUE ANN in her own way lol!
On the 'Fact of love' episode, SUE ANN practically calls BLAIR a slut/an easy girl who would probably go far with a guy if she could. She even compares her to her mother MONICA and asks:
"it's 11 o'Clock Blair, and where is your mother/or what is your mother doing?"

BLAIR and SUE ANN had this friendly competitive relationship, but deep down they really cared about each other, and the proof lies in the last episode: in 'Dope', both girls cover for one another, so there was definitely love/friendship between them....


I do agree there was plenty of genuine friendship between Blair and Sue Ann. If there was no continued friendship, they might as well not have had a reunion.

But, at the same time, Blair did in many ways belittle the other girls, often in subtle ways. And with Sue Ann, it was even more pronounced. Blair pressured Sue Ann to lose weight. Blair pressured Sue Ann to fit in by hanging with seniors who did drugs. Blair pressured Sue Ann to lie for her and indicate she wasn't out in the stables. Blair pressured Sue Ann to play Who's Gone Farther. Blair pressured Sue Ann to park her tractor out back.

And Blair made many digs about Sue Ann. Thinking about the pressure Sue Ann would have in reconnecting with Blair, I'm not at all surprised Sue Ann caved to that pressure. It's exactly what she did with the marijuana, with the dieting, and with the lying for Blair.

Blair made fun of Sue Ann's weight, even after Dieting. She made fun of Sue Ann's weight in Running. She also made fun or Sue Ann's rural heritage despite Sue Ann having a more stable family than Blair.

In many ways, Blair was jealous of Sue Ann. Jealous of Sue Ann's stable family and how close they were. In some cases they were competing for the same boys.

In many ways, Blair was jealous of Sue Ann. Jealous of Sue Ann's stable family and how close they were. In some cases they were competing for the same boys.

I think that's a very intelligent reading of the Blair/Sue Ann dynamic: we see Blair mock Sue Ann: "Who taught you that? Your mommy and daddy?" She's using diminutives to shame Sue Ann, but the fact is that Blair (almost) admits in "Molly's Holiday" to being envious of daughters who have fathers who care about them. All of Blair's step-parents combined don't love Blair as much as Molly's dad loves Molly.

Blair ends up making her family at Eastland. Even when her Best Cousin Geri visits, it's significant that those interactions take place at Eastland.

Sue Ann talks fondly of her family back in Kansas City, Kansas. Miller's Pond. Tiger. Mass drowning victims. But when Blair talks about home, it's because she wants to be in Manhattan, with the "clickety-clack of a credit card machine".

I think that's a very intelligent reading of the Blair/Sue Ann dynamic: we see Blair mock Sue Ann: "Who taught you that? Your mommy and daddy?" She's using diminutives to shame Sue Ann, but the fact is that Blair (almost) admits in "Molly's Holiday" to being envious of daughters who have fathers who care about them. All of Blair's step-parents combined don't love Blair as much as Molly's dad loves Molly.

Blair ends up making her family at Eastland. Even when her Best Cousin Geri visits, it's significant that those interactions take place at Eastland.

Sue Ann talks fondly of her family back in Kansas City, Kansas. Miller's Pond. Tiger. Mass drowning victims. But when Blair talks about home, it's because she wants to be in Manhattan, with the "clickety-clack of a credit card machine".

Lisa mentioned somewhere that she gained weight between Season 1 and 2 because of the stress of her parents divorce. Molly's Holiday must have really hit home for her. That was why you saw her getting emotional in her prep talk with Molly and wiping away tears after it. I didn't see anything in the script for that. As I mentioned before, those were Lisa's tears rather than Blair's tears. Must have really been hard for Lisa to do that scene.

Lisa mentioned somewhere that she gained weight between Season 1 and 2 because of the stress of her parents divorce. Molly's Holiday must have really hit home for her. That was why you saw her getting emotional in her prep talk with Molly and wiping away tears after it. I didn't see anything in the script for that. As I mentioned before, those were Lisa's tears rather than Blair's tears. Must have really been hard for Lisa to do that scene.

Perhaps, but it could have just been good direction and acting, or impromptu on Lisa's part. We would need to ask her when her parents' problems were becoming noticeable to her and how much it affected her during the holidays of 1979 (I sure won't ask her that, so someone else can, lol).

Also, she may have been moved to tears by Molly Ringwald's masterful performance in that scene. After all, the casting director and one of the producers basically said Molly was the best one of the cast. ;)

You guys are absolutely right: BLAIR definitely craved the family aspect of life!
In fact, she would spend the entire 9 seasons talking about how important it was for her to have a stable family, how much she craved for little brothers and sisters in her life, but mostly, i remember her saying on one of the very last episodes of season 9, that the thing she would mostly loved, would be to see her parents together again.....

So yes, in a way BLAIR was a little jealous of SUE ANN (at least in the family aspect of life) and enjoyed teasing her a lot, but at the same time she knew that our 'Kansas girl' was her only true friend in the entire season 1, and i'm sure that eventually she would have learned not to take her for granted, had JO never arrived...

I think that's a very intelligent reading of the Blair/Sue Ann dynamic: we see Blair mock Sue Ann: "Who taught you that? Your mommy and daddy?" She's using diminutives to shame Sue Ann, but the fact is that Blair (almost) admits in "Molly's Holiday" to being envious of daughters who have fathers who care about them. All of Blair's step-parents combined don't love Blair as much as Molly's dad loves Molly.

Blair ends up making her family at Eastland. Even when her Best Cousin Geri visits, it's significant that those interactions take place at Eastland.

Sue Ann talks fondly of her family back in Kansas City, Kansas. Miller's Pond. Tiger. Mass drowning victims. But when Blair talks about home, it's because she wants to be in Manhattan, with the "clickety-clack of a credit card machine".




And yes Retro you're absolutely right!

For BLAIR: TOOTIE, NATALIE and JO were the sisters she never had, and MRS G was the mother she wished she had.... (her entire Eastland family!)

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Lisa mentioned somewhere that she gained weight between Season 1 and 2 because of the stress of her parents divorce. Molly's Holiday must have really hit home for her. That was why you saw her getting emotional in her prep talk with Molly and wiping away tears after it. I didn't see anything in the script for that. As I mentioned before, those were Lisa's tears rather than Blair's tears. Must have really been hard for Lisa to do that scene.

I do believe you are right. It must have been a very hard time for Lisa.

Perhaps, but it could have just been good direction and acting, or impromptu on Lisa's part. We would need to ask her when her parents' problems were becoming noticeable to her and how much it affected her during the holidays of 1979 (I sure won't ask her that, so someone else can, lol).

Also, she may have been moved to tears by Molly Ringwald's masterful performance in that scene. After all, the casting director and one of the producers basically said Molly was the best one of the cast. ;)




I don't think MOLLY was the best one of the cast at all: in my opinion, KIM and LISA were (but i have to admit that later on, when she starred in the JOHN HUGE movies she was great!)

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I don't think MOLLY was the best one of the cast at all: in my opinion, KIM and LISA were (but i have to admit that later on, when she starred in the JOHN HUGE movies she was great!)

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Lisa probably could have had a big post Facts of Life acting career if she didn't get caught up in that strange marriage of hers.

Lisa probably could have had a big post Facts of Life acting career if she didn't get caught up in that strange marriage of hers.

I truly believe she could have continued in a major way in sitcoms, in the same way Nancy and Kim did. Unfortunately, I feel like she was led astray, and the money she had tucked away from nine seasons of FOL and two years of NMMC was drained.

Lisa got back on her feet. Took Survivor to help her do it. At least she didn't become like her one time movie costar Erin Moran.

Lisa probably could have had a big post Facts of Life acting career if she didn't get caught up in that strange marriage of hers.




I hadn't thought of it 80s, but you're absolutely right: LISA could have gone high up, and maybe become a counselor to the new generation to come (a bit like MRS G was with all the girls).

What a shame indeed, that she had to get married and disappear completely from television lol! (she could have become such a great success! What a waste of talent!)

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