Where are they now??

[chipperspragish]

Does anyone know? The only ones who seem to have something remotely resembling a career are Patrick Duffy and Susanne Somers!! I would really like to know what Brandon Call is up to...I had such a crush on him! lol Does he really work at a gas station?

Also, how did the producers work around his injury?

Nice to see some other SBS fans out there.

[grade4]

All I know is Suzanne Somers works at HSN and Emily Mae Young (Lily) did those Welchs commercials.

Jason Marsden (Rich) does cartoon characters. You might have heard him in the two Goofy Movies as Goofy's son and he's also the blonde kid from the Weekenders. He was Haku in Miyazaki's Spirited Away. Any of this ring a bell? It should. Also, he's gonna be in a new show called "Detroit Docona" coming in 2004.

[David]

Originally posted by grade4
All I know is Suzanne Somers works at HSN and Emily Mae Young (Lily) did those Welchs commercials.

Jason Marsden (Rich) does cartoon characters. You might have heard him in the two Goofy Movies as Goofy's son and he's also the blonde kid from the Weekenders. He was Haku in Miyazaki's Spirited Away. Any of this ring a bell? It should. Also, he's gonna be in a new show called "Detroit Docona" coming in 2004.

wow Lily is in those Welch commercials!!!! Never realized!!

and. i miss christine laken

[Exotica]

Christine Laken played in the '99 film "Nothing to Lose" starring Shane West.


Jason Marsden played Nelson in episodes of "Full House."

[tiff7]

Yup. Jason was D.J.'s boyfriend Nelson 4 a while when she broke up w/Steve (who was the voice of "Aladdin" in "Aladdin"). I remember Jason in "A Goofy Movie" & it's sequel. Where's Angela (Karen) & Christine (Al) & Staci (Dana) & Emily (Lilly)? I enjoy it when Suzanne is on HSN! Her stuff is cool! Her website is cool 2. www.suzannesomers.com. Do any of the cast have an official or fansite?

Tiff7

[grade4]

I think Al has a website but I forgot it...

[grade4]

The Un-Official Christine Lakin Website

[Vegas Girl]

She looked young for her age. She sure didn't look 19 when the show ended. I would have guessed she was 10 when the show started and 17 when it finished. She's real cute.

[JokerABC]

so what is loud mouth "dana" up to? staci keanan....

[grade4]

Well, she's now 29/30 so, she's out of school. She's not presently doing anything in the entertainment business so I guess she's just staying home and relaxing.

Actress - filmography
(1990s) (1980s)

Nowhere (1997) (as Stacy Keenan) .... Ever
Ski Hard (1995) .... Annie Meyers
... aka Downhill Willie (1995) (USA)
... aka Ski Nuts (1995) (USA: TV title)
"Step by Step" (1991) TV Series .... Dana Foster
Casey's Gift: For Love of a Child (1990) (TV) .... Kathy Ctilwell
"Going Places" (1990) TV Series .... Lindsay Bowen
Lisa (1990) .... Lisa
... aka Candlelight Killer (1990)

"My Two Dads" (1987) TV Series .... Nicole Bradford
"I'll Take Manhattan" (1987) (mini) TV Series (as Staci Love) .... Angelica Cipriani

Notable TV Guest Appearances

"Diagnosis Murder" (1993) playing "Cindy Garrett" in episode: "Till Death Do Us Part" (episode # 6.3) 1 October 1998
"Cybill" (1995) playing "Lacy" in episode: "Fine Is Not a Feeling" (episode # 4.16) 25 March 1998
"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993) playing "Becky Samms" (as Stacy Keanan) in episode: "I've Got You Under My Skin" (episode # 4.20) 31 May 1997
"Boy Meets World" (1993) playing "Dana" in episode: "The Happiest Show on Earth" (episode # 3.21) 10 May 1996
"Fun House" (1988) playing "Herself" in episode: "Funhouse"

[hughpuppies]

Jason Marsden also played on Boy Meets world as Eric's friend and also play on Disney short lived show the Torklesons.

[hughpuppies]

Jason Christopher Marsden was born January 3, 1975 in Providence, Rhode Island and currently resides in California.

Jason's dad, Myles, founded the Rhode Island State Ballet and his mother, Herci, is a former model and dancer. Jason's brothers are Rick and Mark, and his sister is Ana, all older.

Jason graduated from high school early at the age of 16 to pursue his acting career. Jason's has two cats. They are Aladdin, a male cat, and Jasmine, a female cat. Some of his hobbies include drawing and impersonations. He loves going to Disney Land, movies, and seeing cartoons. Jason also enjoys rollerblading, ice-skating, and swimming.

Jason's feature films includes Robot Jox, Almost an Angel, Mr. Saturday Night, Hocus-, A Goofy Movie, and White Squall. He starred on the Television Sitcoms The New Mickey Mouse Club, Kid's Beat, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, The Munsters Today, Fox's Peter Pan and the Pirates, Almost Home, Tom, Schnookums and Meat, The Jungle Cubs, and Step By Step. He has guest-starred on General Hospital, Webster, Days of Our Lives, Murphy Brown, Me and the Boys, Nightingales, The Judge, Tales From the Crypt, Anything But Love, Blossom, Sessions, Eerie, Indiana, Baywatch, Step By Step, Boys Meets World, Adventures of Bisco Country, Full House, Kirk and much others. He also has a great list of commercials and voice overs.

Angela Watson

On November 12, 1975, Barbara and Allen Watson gave birth to their youngest child, Angela Watson. After Angela was born, she moved with her parents from a farm in Illinois to Florida, and started taking modeling lessons and won a model-of-the-year title in 1988, in Dallas. While she was in Dallas, an agent who recommended a trial period in Hollywood spotted her. As soon as the family went to Hollywood, Watson received so much commercial work that the family had to made a permanent move to LA
Angela's first role on TV was the recurring role of Alice on the comedy series "David Rules". She graduated from high school in Burbank, California. She is now, in addition to Step By Step, working on a country music group. When she is not busy, Angela enjoys bicycling, roller skating, scuba diving, swimming, dancing, and educating others on the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.


Staci Keanan

Staci Keanan was born on June 6, 1975. She began working as a model when she was four-years-old. She has done commercials, voice-overs, and jingles before starting on stage and screen. On television, she has appeared on "Many Happy Returns" and "How to be a Man". She starred on the mini-series "I'll Take Manhattan", and the special "Summer Safari". She starred on the series "My Two Dads" for which she received two awards: Best Young Actress Starring in a New Comedy Series (a Youth in Film Award) and a 16 Magazine Award for Top TV Newcomer. She also starred in the comedy series "Going Places." In 1989, she made her film debut in the title role "Lisa." On stage she has appeared on the plays "Miss LuLu Bet", "Anny", "Gypsi", "PeterPan", and many others. Her most recent work is her star role in the motion picture "Downhill Willie" which premiered on January 7, 1997 in the US.

Christine Lakin

Christine Lakin, born on January 25, 1979, began working while she was on the first grade. While she lived on Atlanta, she practiced in dance and drama classes; this practicing was enforced by Lakin's appearance in local theatre. She spent most of her time with the Atlanta Workshop Players performing musical comedies in benefit to the homeless. She was discovered by an agent and was soon appearing in her television debut in the telefilm "The Rose and the Jackal", starring Christopher Reeve.
Christine attends classes on the set at Warner Brothers during the shooting season and returns to her regular classes, in Atlanta, when the season is over. She is an avid snow skier and enjoys soccer and tennis.
You are must sure to find Christine at a fund-raising event or visiting hospitalized kids during weekends. She is actively involved in the Starlight Foundation and a variety of other charitable activities benefiting children and the environment.
Christine is happy to be working on a set where she has brothers and sisters, since she is an only child. She loves to talk on the phone, shop and see the latest movies with her friends.


Christopher Castile

Born on June 15, 1980, Castile began his acting career at age seven. He acted with Staci Keanan as a guest-star role on "My Two Dads", and reunated again on "Going Places". He has also guest-starred on series such as "The Family Man", "The Fanelli Boys", "American Dreamer", "Empty Nest", and "Not Necessarily the News". Castile may be best remembered as Charles Grodin son on the comedies "Beethoven", and "Beethoven II".
Christopher loves sports and has a collection of pets that includes a dog named Dougie, a turtle, a fish and a hamster, he lives with his sister, Bethany and his parents, Donna and Jonathan in LA.
When not performing, Christopher attends high school near his home in Orange County, California. He is passionate about his golf game, and has being the youngest person ever to play in the Greater Greensboro Celebrity Pro-Am Tournament. He also loves baseball, snow skiing, playing pool, collecting baseball cards, watching the Los Angeles Lakers and Dodgers, and tending his pets.
Chris is also an accomplished pilot. He's flown as far as O'Hare (Chicago). He has recently qualified in a twin-engine jet.

Josh Bryne

Josh Byrne was born on February 15, 1984 in LA. Since then he has appeared on a starring role on "The Family Man" and a recurring role on the long running "Who's the Boss?" He also participated in the syndicated television special "Superstar Kids Challenge." His feature film debut was Billy Crystal's character as a child in the film "Mr. Saturday Night."
Josh attends Weathersfield Elementary School in suburban Thousand Oaks, California. He lives with his parents Diana and Ron, and receives much career encouragement from grandparents Carmen and Jack.
He is very interested in water conservation, protection of the world's rain forests, and tending his pets. He keeps a golden retriever named Rusty, a cat named Bandit, a python and a lizard. Josh Byrne is a computer nut. He loves games of combat and strategy.

Emily Mae Young

Six-year-old Emily Mae Young started her career at a very tender age. She first appeared on television in a number of commercials and is well known for her Sears ads. Young's television credits include "All My Children," "Loving," and numerous appearances on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Step By Step is her first television series.
When not on the set memorizing her lines, Young enjoys participating in gymnastics, skiing, swimming and soccer.
She and her family reside in Pennsylvania and California.

Sasha Mitchell

Sasha Mitchell is perhaps best known to the world for his roles in the movies "Death Before Dishonor", "Spike of Bensonhurst", "Kickboxer II", "Kickboxer III", "Kickboxer IV" and "The Substitute". His TV credits include the role of J.R., Jr. on "Dallas"(were he was also the nephew of Patrick Duffy... ) and appeared in the telefilms, "Parent Trap Vacation" and "Not Quite Human."

The young actor got his start when a friend introduced him to an agent. He soon left Astoria (Queens), N.Y., for Los Angeles were he start his career as a star.

When not performing, Sasha works on his motorcycles, cars and trucks, tends to several bonsai plants, keeps a pit bull, and continues his interest in the martial arts (just like Cody... ). He has three daughters: Pavlina, who soon will be eight; Caroline, nearly five, and Jocelyn, two years old

Now Sasha Mitchell is separated from his wife and has custody of his children. He lives with them on their farm in Tenessee.

Suzanne Somers

Suzanne Somers rose to stardom in the '70s with her portrayal of Chrissy Snow on the top-rated comedy " Three's Company". She later become an accomplished nightclub performer, a best-selling author, and a lecturer on behalf of children of alcoholics.

In addition to "Three's Company", she also starred as herself on the telefilm "Keeping Secrets", based on Somers's best-selling autobiography. She also appeared on the syndicated series "She's the Sheriff", the mini-series "Hollywood Wives", the cult telefilm "Zuma Beach", and the specials "A Star-Spangled Celebration".She has also hosted her own show "The Suzanne Somers Show" and "Suzanne Somers and 10,000 GI's" in 1991. Somers's film credits are "American Graffiti", "Yesterday's Heroes" and "Nothing Personal." In 1986, she was named "Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year." Somers has authored "Touch Me", a volume of poems now in its third printing, and of "Keeping Secrets" on which Somers narrates her life growing up with an alcoholic father. Her most recent work is " Wednesday's Children: Adult Survivor of Abuse Speak Out."

She has devoted a lot of energy in the Suzanne Somers Institute for the Effects of Addictions on the Family, for which she is founder and director. In 1991 she lecture before a U.S. Senate Committee on the subject. Since then she has lecture a lot through the U.S. She has been awarded Humanitarian Award from the National Counsil on Alcoholism, Mother of the Year Award, and the President's Award from the National Association of American Drug Counselors.

Patrick Duffy

Patrick Duffy is best known as Bobby Ewing of the late mega-hit series "Dallas". Duffy's additional television credits includes guest starring roles on PBS's "The Last of Mrs.Lincoln", the mini-series "Strong Medicine", and hosting different specials such as "The Country Music Award" and the "Second Annual Star-Spangled Spectacular". He has also appear on telefilms such as "Daddy", "Hurricane", "The Strangers who Looks Like Me", "Enola Gay", "Too Good to be True", "Children of the Bride", and a much others. His first appearance of a film was on 1984 in the film "Vamping".

Duffy was born on a March 17 in Townsend, Maryland but was raised in Seattle. He started to work on drama in the Proffesional Actors Training Program at the University of Washington. During this time, Duffy became an "actor-in-residence". Thanks to this project, Duffy met his wife-to-be: Carlyn (a ballerina).

After graduation, he traveled to New York and appeared in the off-Broadway play "Natural Affection". He then traveled back to Washington and started to teach mine and movement classes. In 1975 he moved to San Diego with his family. Here he joined the San Diego Old Globe Shakespeare Company. He returned to Los Angeles and started to appear in several guest-star roles, these roles led him to star in the series"The Man From Atlantis". Following this series, Duffy was asked to star in "Dallas", which premiered in 1978. Now at days, Duffy is working on ABC's "Step By Step". He and Carlyn are still married and have two sons: Padraic, 19 and Conor, 14.


Bronson Pinchot

Bronson Pinchot was born in New York City, but moved with his family to South Pasadena, California, when he was two and a half years old.

After graduating from South Pasadena High School, Bronson attended Yale University on a scholarship with the intention of studying painting and drawing in order to become an illustrator. But this interest was soon exchanged by acting. He landed his first role as Jacques in a production of "As You Like It," and then followed by "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"

Shortly after graduating, Bronson was spotted by casting director and was cast by this director in a New York production of Paul Rudnick's "Poor Little Lambs". Casting director Nancy Klopper saw that performance and cast Bronson in his first feature film, "Risky Business," starring Tom Cruise. Other film credits include roles in "The Flamingo Kid" ; "After Hours", "Second Sight", "True Romance", and "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Beverly Hills Cop 3," starring Eddie Murphy, for which Bronson won acclaim as Serge. His recent films include "The First Wives Club", "Courage Under Fire" and "Stinkers."

Bronson is also very well known from his role as Balki on the ABC series, "Perfect Strangers". He also starred as the murderous Toomey in the ABC miniseries, "Stephen King's The Langoliers"; and most recently guest starred in the ABC series, "Clueless".

Bronson lives in Beverly Hills, California, with his fiancée, writer-director Amy Heckerling ("Clueless"). In his spare time, he likes to study and collect Greek sculpture, 460 B.C. to 31 B.C

[Joeylova87]

I thought Branson Pichnot was actually French!

Oh yeah, I think I rememeber seeing Lilly on those Welch's commercials. I didn't realize it was her at the time.

[pushpopswirls03]

hey everyone i saw suzanne somers in the 99 movie No Laughing matter.she plays an alcoholic mother and she has a son who has a girlfriend who gets pregnant. its a good movie. i got it on vhs off of ebay. I also saw her in the movie Say It isnt so. She was gilly's real mother. she was in the very ending.

[Karen*]

I found some more recent info about the cast members' whereabouts on imdb.com:

Patrick Duffy (Frank Lambert): (July 2002) Patrick is currently writing a script with Larry Hagman for a third and final Dallas Reunion.

Suzannne Somers (Carol Foster): (2003) Sells her Somersize products (such as pjs, clothes, shoes, kitchen appliances, diet and exercise videos and books, etc.) on The Home Shopping Network (HSN).

Staci Keanan (Dana Foster): (1998 (?) - present) Currently attending UCLA, where she is an Art History major.

Brandon Call (JT Lambert): He's supposedly married with two children, but no information about who his spouse is, when he got married, and how old his kids are.

Christine Lakin (Al Lambert): (February 2004) Playing Darla in the play Sneaux.

Wrote and is producing her first short film with long-time friend, actress Corri English.

Christopher Castile (Mark Foster): (2002) Attending college in southern California; Engaged to long-time girlfriend.

(2004) He can be heard on Focus on the Family's "Adventures in Odyssey," as the character "Nick Mulligan."

Bronson Pinchot (Jean-Luc): (December 2001) Appearing in 'Stones in Their Pockets' on the London West End

(March 2004) Appearing with Richard Dreyfuss and Eric Stoltz on Broadway in Arthur Penn's production of Larry Gelbart's play, "Sly Fox."

Jason Marsden (Rich Halke): He's been married to his wife Christy since October 2, 2004

I don't know if the information is accurate since imdb is edited by users, but it all might be true. I'd love to find out what else they're doing these days, especially the ones I couldn't find info on (Sasha Mitchell, Angela Watson, Josh Byrne, Emily Mae Young, Patrika Darbo, and Peggy Rea). It'd also be nice to see how they all look like now.