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Gary Coleman, we'll miss you!
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There was at one time, a remake of Strokes with a Gary Coleman look-alike as well as look-alikes for Mr Drummond, Kimberly, Willis and one of the maids who was originally playedd by Charlette Rae.
I think it was short-lived though. But I believe that it aired on NBC, maybe. Anyone remember it?
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Here's a pic of the cast. I think it was called The Rerun Show.
The one who played Arnold has very long arms for a supposedly short height! |
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I managed to catch this show only briefly from when it originally aired.
I don't think I saw the Diff'rent Strokes sketch but I remember The Facts of Life one. Gary Coleman made an appearance in it as the security guard. The dude who plays Mrs. Garrett, Paul Vogt, I know from MadTV. |
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There's an Afro-American girl on the stairs standing behind the Mr. Drummond character. Can't remember who she was though.
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I think I caught this one on You Tube. The Rerun Show was funny. I loved that show.
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I don't remember seeing it. Only read about it on Diff'rentStrokesOnline. |
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The Rerun show was a NBC 7 episode limited series with a group of comedic actors redoing classic scripts word for word but with a different tone to make fun of the original episode....it is now considered a cult classic, luckily I recorded them all. yes some real actors participated like Gary Coleman, Danny Bonaduce, Marla Gibbs, Dustin Diamond just to name a few....2 12 minute shows were in each episode...besides strokes some of the shows re-done were facts of life, jeffersons, saved by the bell, jeffersons, one day at a time & Married with children....basically it was a sony connected show.......just to clarify to the original poster, strokes was never redone as a series, just two 12 minute segments were produced.
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I think the first episode or more were about Mr. Drummond being suspected of pedophilia - supposedly having a lustful attraction to Kimberly. I remember Bobb'e J. Thompson (who played Stanley on That's So Raven) playing the young Gary Colman in Behind the Scenes: The Untold Story. |
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I remember Todd Bridges being in their spoof of The Jeffersons.
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Bobby J. Thompson (whose pic appears below), when he was a little boy, also played a young 8-year-old Gary Coleman in Diff'rent Strokes: Behind the Scenes.
I never got a chance to see it when it was on TV!
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Last edited by Larenz09; 12-27-2010 at 02:42 PM. |
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