I really wanted to print these out, but by the time I got to it, the website was down. So if anyone saved these and they have a website or some other way to post them, that would be great! Also if anyone has the introduction paragraph when one entered the FOL part of N@N. I just wanted to save that paragraph that started out something like...The Facts of Life one of the most enduring shows of the 80's. Thanks for all of your help!

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All right that was Mr.S the mean steen and I'm keen Nat Green rockin' down the clock and talkin' you round the block. Your turn.
- Natalie (Talk,Talk,Talk)

Edna lends an ear, tell me your troubles and never fear, how may I help you?
-Mrs.G (Talk,Talk,Talk).

Oh yeah tell that to the frog, go on say it to his face, you can't can you, know why because he hasn't got a face Tootie, it been chopped off! - Blair

Originally posted by Peekskill citizen:
I really wanted to print these out, but by the time I got to it, the website was down. So if anyone saved these and they have a website or some other way to post them, that would be great! Also if anyone has the introduction paragraph when one entered the FOL part of N@N. I just wanted to save that paragraph that started out something like...The Facts of Life one of the most enduring shows of the 80's. Thanks for all of your help!



What do you mean by episode list. Do you just want a list of all the episodes?

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-Jeff-

Check out my site @
http://jeffsfactsoflife.homestead.com/jeffsfactsoflife.html

I mean the episode list along with the descriptions of the episodes that tell what is going to happen. The one N@N had on their website.

I saved their pages, but don't know if I could post them. The episode descriptions on this site's episode guide are basically the same as the ones on the Nick at Nite guide - I only made a few modifications...

Here's what they had on the main page:

"You take the good, you take the bad, you take 'em both, and there you have..." The Facts of Life, one of the best-loved and most enduring shows of the 1980s. This popular sitcom began in 1979 as a spinoff from NBC's Diff'rent Strokes and ran until September of 1988.

Edna Garrett, the Drummonds' housekeeper, takes a job at an all-girl boarding school. The series originally focuses on a larger group of girls in Mrs. Garrett's charge, but the attention soon shifts to Tootie (Kim Fields), Blair (Lisa Whelchel), Natalie
(Mindy Cohn) and Jo (Nancy McKeon). Eventually, the girls move out of Eastland and on to college, living with Mrs. Garrett behind a shop she opens in the town of Peekskill, NY. When Mrs. Garrett moves to Africa with her new husband, her sister Beverly Ann Stickle (Cloris Leachman) takes over as surrogate mother to the girls.

Focusing on controversial issues from teenage
prostitution and anorexia to infidelity and divorce, The Facts of Life survived numerous changes as the girls grew into young women. When The Facts of Life ended in 1988, it had earned the distinction of being the longest-running NBC prime-time series to
date.

Hey TJ, do ya think ya could send those episode guide pages to me. I wanna finally get the episode guide for my site up. I been promising it since I brought the site online 4 months ago today.

I don't have the intro paragraph or any of that literature, but I do have that short ep guide. It prints out onto approx. 15 pages on MS Word.

[This message has been edited by FOL & DS fan 4ever (edited 06-08-2001).]