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Subject: Question on 'One Day At at Time', the final years
Written By: Carl on 11/02/05 at 10:02 am
In the 80s, the show changed a lot, but I misses a few things:
Glen Scarpelli (Alex) was not in the last episode, what happened to his character, and was there a show explaining his departure.
Alan Rifkin played his dad 'Nick' earlier, but he was not around any longer as Alex was living with the Ramonos.
Subject: Re: Question on 'One Day At at Time', the final years
Written By: Tia on 11/02/05 at 10:24 am
OMG. i remember ODAAT as though it were a dream. and it's funny because i watched it religiously.
schneider used to always barge in without knocking right? and then he'd say something when he barged in but i can't remember what. it was his big signature line.
and weren't there two sisters? valerie bertinelli and someone else, everyone was always all drooly over valerie but i always thought the other sister was much prettier and cooler.
obviously i'm not going to be much help. i'm disappointed how little i remember of that show.
Subject: Re: Question on 'One Day At at Time', the final years
Written By: JamieMcBain on 11/02/05 at 10:27 am
The other sister was played by Mackenzie Phillips. My favorite charecter on the show was Schneider. ;D
Subject: Re: Question on 'One Day At at Time', the final years
Written By: robby76 on 11/02/05 at 10:31 am
I used to love how Schneider tucked his cigarette packet into his t-shirt sleeve. We all used to copy him... keep in mind we were very young and must've used a pack of cards or something.
I don't remember too much about ODAAT, but downloading the opening credits brought back a whole load of memories... like the sister doing that funny dance... she was such a goof.
I will be getting this on dvd... but it ran for like 9 seasons, so I need to somehow figure out which seasons to get. I have a feeling the early seasons were classed as better, but I can't be sure.
Subject: Re: Question on 'One Day At at Time', the final years
Written By: Tia on 11/02/05 at 10:43 am
something like that i'll just bookend it, get the DVD with the pilot on it and then the one with the finale on it. (netflix, you know.) a lot of these shows i watch again and find it's all nostalgia, it doesn't stand the test of time. in which case i haven't really lost anything. but if it still rocks, space: 1999 style, then i'm free to go out and buy the whole thing.
i swear by netflix. i have like 170 movies on my queue, i doubt it'll be possible to watch them all in my remaining lifetime.
Subject: Re: Question on 'One Day At at Time', the final years
Written By: CatwomanofV on 11/02/05 at 12:11 pm
I like the "super super". ;D
Cat