Win, Lose, or Draw...

[joelh]

Lot of copies of syndie Win Lose or Draw from when GSN reran the Convy era floating around online.

[stevearino]

I know, it's ashame there isn't too much in the way of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" on YouTube from Disney Channel back in the day.

I remember in particular seeing an episode of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" featuring Josie Davis of TV's "Charles in Charge" and the future voice of "Disney's Aladdin," Scott Weinger, as Teen Celebrity Guests.

I'd LOVE to see that one again, especially considering the VHS tape I had it on SADLY broke several years ago.

[aaaa]

The 4/3-4/7/1989 week of syndicated WIn Lose or Draw had Sheryl Lee Ralph, Monty Hall, Joan Embery, and Doug Barr as the celebs, as a page from a TV guide from that week turned up on Facebook. I suspect it is not a rerun week from earlier in the season.

[vahan]

Episode Guide

Just finished whatever I could for the NBC Daytime version. Comments, corrections, and additions are always welcome.

The Syndicated version is the toughest. I have no idea how many first-run weeks each of its three seasons, and when were there reruns. That's probably the reason why I held off from doing this guide for so long.

[stevearino]

Hello Everyone,

    My apologies in advance for not knowing where in this forum to post this, but I'm in particular looking for an episode of the Disney Channel Original Game Show "Teen Win, Lose or Draw," an episode of which I used to have on VHS taped off Disney Channel as a boy but the tape I had it on sadly broke several years back.

    The episode in question featured, as respective Teen Celebrity Guests, Josie Davis of TV's "Charles in Charge" and the future voice of "Disney's Aladdin," Scott Weinger, along with sole Permanent Announcer Mark L. Walberg (futurely of the current USA Network Reality Competition show "Temptation Island") and host Marc Price.

    If anyone here has this particular episode, PLEASE let me know via PM and/or in response to this Discussion.

    Thanks in advance.

    Steve

[stevearino]

Hello Everyone,

    I'm sorry I missed it last month, but last month, September 7, 2022, marked 35 years since the debut of the original grown-up "Win, Lose or Draw" in 2 different versions: the Daytime Network version with Vicki Lawrence as host and the Nighttime Syndicated version hosted by Bert Convy airing later that night.

    The show was created by Burt Reynolds & Bert Convy (known collectively as Burt & Bert) after they discovered that their then-recently Deceased friend Fred Astaire was very shy at playing Celebrity Charades at Burt's then-current California home he shared with then-wife Loni Anderson, so they brought a Drawing Board--an Easel--so Fred could express himself that way, and voila.

    Soon afterwards, Merv Griffin told Burt how much money he'd made creating "Jeopardy!", and so Burt & Bert decided jointly to turn their party-game invention into a TV Game Show, with the original set at CBS Television City in Los Angeles modeled after Burt's living room; a Disney Channel spin-off titled "Teen Win, Lose or Draw," Hosted by Marc Price, taped 65 half-hour episodes in 1989 and 1990, respectively, at The Disney-MGM Studios in Orlando, Florida, with new episodes airing from April 29, 1989 - September 26, 1992.

    A more recent revival of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw," titled "Disney Win, Lose or Draw," aired from January 17, 2014 - May 21, 2014 on Disney Channel and was Hosted by Actor/Magician/Game Show Host Justin Willman, with 40 episodes Videotaped at CBS Studio Center in Los Angeles, California.

    In honor of 35 years of "Win, Lose or Draw," here's a more recent YouTube upload courtesy of YouTuber Dr. RIP VHS: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw49Tb1Vw1s an episode taped off of KATU-TV in Portland, Oregon featuring Celebrity Guests Vanessa Williams, Pam Mattison, Chris Lemmon & Smokey Robinson, with Bert Convy as host & Gene Wood as announcer.

[vahan]

That week aired October 10-14, 1988.

[vahan]

Here's some work I did in doing an episode guide for the Syndicated version.

**Unknown NBC Weeks**
Patty Duke, Jo Anne Worley, Andrew Stevens, and Joel Brooks
Edie McClurg, Anne-Marie Johnson, Tom Poston, and Michael Spound
Richard Moll, Laura Moll, Meschach Taylor, and Bianca Ferguson
Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Leslie Easterbrook, Joel Brooks, and Ian Buchannan
Queen Kong, Trudy Adams, The Wild Samoan, and Sgt. Slaughter
Florence Henderson, Robert Reed, Deborah Harmon, and Bill Kirchenbauer

**Syndication**
*Season 1 (1987-1988)*
Jackee Harry, Lynn Redgrave, Dom DeLuise, and Burt Reynolds (09/07/1987)
Beverly Garland, Marsha Warfield, Christopher Hewett, Dick Van Patten (12/07/1987)
Edie McClurg, Donna Pescow, Paul Williams, and Pat McCormick (01/11/1988)
Charlotte Rae, Teresa Ganzel, Jeff Altman, and Foster Brooks (01/25/1988)
Teri Copley, Susan Blakely, Brad Garrett, and Tony Orlando (02/01/1988)
Loni Anderson, Vicki Lawrence, Pat Morita, and Burt Reynolds (02/22/1988; recorded in Hawaii on 1/10)
Mary Wells, Gail Storm, Fabian, and Bobby Rydell (02/29/1988)
Nichele Nichols, Marina Sirtis, Michael Dorn, and James Doohan (05/23/1988)
Betty White, Annie Potts, Dom DeLuise, Burt Reynolds
Barbara Eden, Donna Pescow, Richard Kline, Ricardo Montalban
Shirley Jones, Sally Struthers, Marty Ingles, Ken Kercheval
Emma Samms, Judy Landers, Jonathan Prince, Richard Simmons
Loni Anderson, Michele Lee, Alan Thicke, Burt Reynolds
Anne Meara, Susan Ruttan, John Byner, Burt Reynolds
Jennilee Harrison, Betty Thomas, Joel Brooks, Kevin Dobson
Terri Garber, Kimberly Russell, Michael Damian, Jimmie Walker
Susan Anton, Jayne Meadows, Martin Mull, Steve Allen
Jennifer Savidge, Anne Bloom, Dick Gautier, Norman Fell
Jane Withers, Patsy Garrett, John Moschitta, Avery Schreiber
Dina Detrick, Beverly Sanders, Chuck McCann, Jesse White
Brenda Vaccaro, Jill St. John, Stuart Pankin, Roger E. Mosley
Marilyn Michaels, Julie Dees, Joe Alaskey, Fred Travalena
Jill Whelan, Kristy Swanson, Dan Schneider, Brian Robbins
Connie Stevens, Tricia Lee Fisher, Bob Denver, Dwayne Hickman
Loni Anderson, Carol Burnett, Jim Nabors, Burt Reynolds
Jennilee Harrison, Gloria Loring, Tom Dreesen, McLean Stevenson
Nancy Walker, Gladys Knight, Rene Enriquez, Clifton Davis
Joan Van Ark, Marilyn McCoo, Ron Carey, Andrew Stevens
Constance McCashin, Heidi Bohay, Chris Lemmon, Jimmie Walker
Betty White, Carol Channing, Jerry Van Dyke, Mike Connors
Jasmine Guy, Crystal Bernard, Blair Underwood, Shecky Greene
Gladys Knight, Sally Struthers, Jonathan Prince, Ned Beatty
Linda Blair, Carla DeVito, Robbie Benson, Burt Reynolds
Elayne Boosler, Ruth Pointer, Bernie Casey, Burt Reynolds
Mary Lou Retton, Mariska Hargitay, Marlon Jackson, Marc Summers
Lainie Kazan, Olivia Brown, Pat Harrington, Martin Kove
Marsha Warfield, Robin Bernard, Peter DeLuise, Jamie Farr
Toni Tennille, Anne-Marie Johnson, Paul Kreppel, Don Adams
Loni Anderson, Martha Raye, Charles Nelson Reilly, Burt Reynolds
Sally Struthers, Vicki Lawrence, Ed Marinaro, Charles Nelson Reilly

*Season 2 (1988-1989)*
Markie Post, Florence LaRue, Ed Begley Jr., and Dack Rambo (09/05/1988)
Sally Struthers, Anne-Marie Johnson, Marc Price, and Clifton Davis (09/12/1988; recorded at Walt Disney World in Florida on 6/22)
Melba Moore, Judi Evans, Michael Winslow, and Dick Clark (09/19/1988)
Anne Meara, Rebeca Arthur, Adrian Zmed, and Charles Nelson Reilly (09/26/1988)
Betty White, Judi Evans, Ned Beatty, and Vic Dunlop (10/03/1988)
Pam Matteson, Vanessa Williams, Smokey Robinson, and Chris Lemon (10/10/1988)
Kim Fields, Susan Lucci, Gene Anthony Ray, and Peter Marshall (10/17/1988; recorded at Central Park in New York City, New York)
Morgan Brittany, Heather Langenkamp, Steve Kanaly, and Willie Aames (10/24/1988)
Sally Struthers, Marsha Warfield, Jamie Farr, and Jonathan Prince (10/31/1988)
Loni Anderson, Jackee, Alan Alda, and Burt Reynolds (11/07/1988; recorded at Walt Disney World in Florida on 6/25)
Carol Alt, Nina Blackwood, Brad Garrett, and Mr. T (11/14/1988)
Judi Evans & Jeff MacGregor (11/21/1988) (College Week)
Barbara Bosson, Ann Turkel, Ken Kercheval, and Alan Campbell (11/28/1988)
Elayne Boosler, Merrill Markoe, Martin Mull, and Bob Saget (12/05/1988)
Leann Hunley, Teri Copley, Robert Hegyes, and Martin Kove (12/12/1988)
Loni Anderson, Deidre Hall, Steve Kanaly, and Burt Reynolds (Recorded at Walt Disney World in Florida on 6/24; airdate unclear)
Tanya Tucker, Mindy Cohn, Ross Shafer, and Mario Van Peebles (01/02/1989)
Jane Wiedlin, Debbi Fields, Corey Feldman, and Jeffrey Osborne (01/09/1989; recorded in Hawaii)
Anne-Marie Johnson, Betty Thomas, Brad Garrett, and Jonathan Prince (01/16/1989)
Charnelle Brown, Amanda Bearse, Steve Garvey, and Stuart Damon (01/23/1989)
Sally Struthers, Emma Samms, Martin Sheen, and Ned Beatty (01/30/1989)
Natalie Cole, Kathy Smith, Ben Vereen, and Robert Hays (02/06/1989; recorded in Hawaii)
Jackie Collins, Marsha Warfield, Kevin Dobson, and Martin Mull (03/13/1989)
Cloris Leachman, Dinah Englund, Marc Price, and Al Bernie (03/20/1989)
Khrystyne Haje, Mary Frann, Jory Husain, and Pat Harrington (03/27/1989)
Edie McClurg, Cathy Podewell, Jerry Van Dyke, and Fred Travalena (04/24/1989)
Audrey Landers, Betty White, Douglas Barr, and Roger E. Mosley (05/15/1989)
Sheryl Lee Ralph, Joan Embery, Douglas Barr, and Monty Hall
Morgan Brittany, Amanda Bearse, David Cassidy, and Anthony Newley
Jason Bateman, Lynda Carter, Loni Anderson, and Burt Reynolds
Lauren Hutton, Beverly Johnson, Brad Garrett, and Dennis Weaver
Loni Anderson, Sally Kellerman, Robbie Benson, and Burt Reynolds (Recorded in Jupiter, Florida on 1/28-/1/29)
Loni Anderson, Lynda Carter, Jason Bateman, and Burt Reynolds (Recorded in Jupiter, Florida on 1/28-1/29)

*Season 3 (1989-1990)*
Anne-Marie Johnson, Martha Quinn, Doug Barr, and Charles Nelson Reilly (09/07/1989)
Joanna Kerns, Tracey Gold, Alan Thicke, and Kirk Cameron (11/13/1989)
Judi Evans, Danica McKellar, Darryl Bell, and Neil Patrick Harris (01/15/1990)
Dawnn Lewis, Charnelle Brown, Marc Summers, and Steve Witting
Marsha Warfield, Robin Bernard, JM J. Bullock, and Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Trudy Adams, Queen Kong, Myke "Gemini" Horton, and Dan "Nitro" Clark
Pat Carroll, Pam Stone, Stuart Pankin, and Ian Buchannan

[Mandoli]

Just merged a whole bunch of threads from stevearino and one from vahan into the original AP show thread.

If you know this thread exists, put any talk about any version in here. I don't care if it's adults or teens at this time. Just put it here. Nothing is worth its own thread unless it's actual news - then, it goes in the news board.

[rewindium]

Another episode of the teen version (not sure how rare its status is, wasn’t rerun on GSN) with Marc is now online with the future host of Primetime Jeopardy as a contestant: www.dailymotion.com/video/x8gp7td

[stevearino]

Hi Everyone,

In regards to "Win, Lose or Draw," I'm curious to know if anyone here has an episode of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" taped off Disney Channel featuring Josie Davis of "Charles in Charge" and the future voice of "Disney's Aladdin," Scott Weinger--an episode of which I USED to have taped off Disney Channel, BUT the VHS Tape I had it on sadly broke YEARS ago.

Hopefully, someone reading this will Digitize it for me (assuming anyone here has that particular episode) and/or upload it to YouTube or DailyMotion or even Vimeo and related Streaming Media sites.

My apologies in advance to Mandy, aka Mandoli, if this violates any rules here, BUT it seems like an Eternity I've been looking for it since the tape I had it on broke; if anyone has this and is willing to Digitize it for me, feel free to send me a link to it if it's on YouTube or any other Streaming Media site.

  Also: a Google Drive link to the episode would be helpful too.

Thanks everyone in advance.

[pyramidfan]

There are two weeks of episodes from the nighttime WLOD's first season that I know exist but don't have air dates to go with them. One featured Barbara Eden, Donna Pescow, Richard Kline, and Ricardo Montalbán, and it's been seen on GSN. The other had Charo, Martha Smith, Bernie Kopell, and Ted Lange. I don't know if GSN ever aired it.

Can anyone provided original air dates for either of these two weeks?

Thanks in advance!

[vahan]

May 16, 2023 17:55:01 GMT -5 pyramidfan said:

There are two weeks of episodes from the nighttime WLOD's first season that I know exist but don't have air dates to go with them. One featured Barbara Eden, Donna Pescow, Richard Kline, and Ricardo Montalbán, and it's been seen on GSN. The other had Charo, Martha Smith, Bernie Kopell, and Ted Lange. I don't know if GSN ever aired it.

Can anyone provided original air dates for either of these two weeks?

Thanks in advance!

I don't know the airdates for both weeks, and to my knowledge, GSN has never shown the latter.

I have an episode guide that I wrote months ago. Some of the production codes came from what a friend sent me based on NBC documentation from The Library of Congress. If I were to do a Syndicated guide, I have to make sure all three seasons are all national weeks and not market-specific weeks. Because it seems they did hundreds of those particular types of weeks.

Click here for episode guide.

[pyramidfan]

May 16, 2023 18:03:29 GMT -5 vahan said:

May 16, 2023 17:55:01 GMT -5 pyramidfan said:

There are two weeks of episodes from the nighttime WLOD's first season that I know exist but don't have air dates to go with them. One featured Barbara Eden, Donna Pescow, Richard Kline, and Ricardo Montalbán, and it's been seen on GSN. The other had Charo, Martha Smith, Bernie Kopell, and Ted Lange. I don't know if GSN ever aired it.

Can anyone provided original air dates for either of these two weeks?

Thanks in advance!

I don't know the airdates for both weeks, and to my knowledge, GSN has never shown the latter.

I have an episode guide that I wrote months ago. Some of the production codes came from what a friend sent me based on NBC documentation from The Library of Congress. If I were to do a Syndicated guide, I have to make sure all three seasons are all national weeks and not market-specific weeks. Because it seems they did hundreds of those particular types of weeks.

Click here for episode guide.

I think my local listings for the nighttime show may have been mistaken for the weeks of October 26, 1987, and April 4, 1988. TV Guide shows repeat panels for those weeks, but those are the only instances in the run where a repeat week was not preceded or followed by another. Plus, the celebs for the October listing had just been on five weeks prior, which seems like a quick turnaround. Maybe the two aforementioned "unclaimed" weeks aired in those slots.

To the best of my knowledge, there were no whole weeks with only market-specific celebrities. They did have a fair amount of single episodes with that format, but they're usually pretty easy to identify, as none of the six names is usually recognizable to anyone outside that market.

[funboy1126]

Hi there. I noticed this thread as I was searching for an episode of WLOD that i was on in the late 1980s. I moved to LA in 1988 and I was on an episode of the show with Ned Beatty and Elayne Boosler and hosted by Vicki Lawrence. It may have aired in 1988 or 1989, I'm not sure when. I have tried for a long time to find the episode after I lost my VHS tape copy. But upon looking at all of the listings below, I do not see those two celebrities listed in the same week. Is there a chance they just never reaired the episode or didn't submit it for syndication? Not sure how all of that works, but I find it interesting that my episode has sort of vanished from existence or mention anywhere. Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
Brian--- 

Nov 22, 2022 11:49:21 GMT -5 vahan said:

Here's some work I did in doing an episode guide for the Syndicated version.

**Unknown NBC Weeks**
Patty Duke, Jo Anne Worley, Andrew Stevens, and Joel Brooks
Edie McClurg, Anne-Marie Johnson, Tom Poston, and Michael Spound
Richard Moll, Laura Moll, Meschach Taylor, and Bianca Ferguson
Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Leslie Easterbrook, Joel Brooks, and Ian Buchannan
Queen Kong, Trudy Adams, The Wild Samoan, and Sgt. Slaughter
Florence Henderson, Robert Reed, Deborah Harmon, and Bill Kirchenbauer

**Syndication**
*Season 1 (1987-1988)*
Jackee Harry, Lynn Redgrave, Dom DeLuise, and Burt Reynolds (09/07/1987)
Beverly Garland, Marsha Warfield, Christopher Hewett, Dick Van Patten (12/07/1987)
Edie McClurg, Donna Pescow, Paul Williams, and Pat McCormick (01/11/1988)
Charlotte Rae, Teresa Ganzel, Jeff Altman, and Foster Brooks (01/25/1988)
Teri Copley, Susan Blakely, Brad Garrett, and Tony Orlando (02/01/1988)
Loni Anderson, Vicki Lawrence, Pat Morita, and Burt Reynolds (02/22/1988; recorded in Hawaii on 1/10)
Mary Wells, Gail Storm, Fabian, and Bobby Rydell (02/29/1988)
Nichele Nichols, Marina Sirtis, Michael Dorn, and James Doohan (05/23/1988)
Betty White, Annie Potts, Dom DeLuise, Burt Reynolds
Barbara Eden, Donna Pescow, Richard Kline, Ricardo Montalban
Shirley Jones, Sally Struthers, Marty Ingles, Ken Kercheval
Emma Samms, Judy Landers, Jonathan Prince, Richard Simmons
Loni Anderson, Michele Lee, Alan Thicke, Burt Reynolds
Anne Meara, Susan Ruttan, John Byner, Burt Reynolds
Jennilee Harrison, Betty Thomas, Joel Brooks, Kevin Dobson
Terri Garber, Kimberly Russell, Michael Damian, Jimmie Walker
Susan Anton, Jayne Meadows, Martin Mull, Steve Allen
Jennifer Savidge, Anne Bloom, Dick Gautier, Norman Fell
Jane Withers, Patsy Garrett, John Moschitta, Avery Schreiber
Dina Detrick, Beverly Sanders, Chuck McCann, Jesse White
Brenda Vaccaro, Jill St. John, Stuart Pankin, Roger E. Mosley
Marilyn Michaels, Julie Dees, Joe Alaskey, Fred Travalena
Jill Whelan, Kristy Swanson, Dan Schneider, Brian Robbins
Connie Stevens, Tricia Lee Fisher, Bob Denver, Dwayne Hickman
Loni Anderson, Carol Burnett, Jim Nabors, Burt Reynolds
Jennilee Harrison, Gloria Loring, Tom Dreesen, McLean Stevenson
Nancy Walker, Gladys Knight, Rene Enriquez, Clifton Davis
Joan Van Ark, Marilyn McCoo, Ron Carey, Andrew Stevens
Constance McCashin, Heidi Bohay, Chris Lemmon, Jimmie Walker
Betty White, Carol Channing, Jerry Van Dyke, Mike Connors
Jasmine Guy, Crystal Bernard, Blair Underwood, Shecky Greene
Gladys Knight, Sally Struthers, Jonathan Prince, Ned Beatty
Linda Blair, Carla DeVito, Robbie Benson, Burt Reynolds
Elayne Boosler, Ruth Pointer, Bernie Casey, Burt Reynolds
Mary Lou Retton, Mariska Hargitay, Marlon Jackson, Marc Summers
Lainie Kazan, Olivia Brown, Pat Harrington, Martin Kove
Marsha Warfield, Robin Bernard, Peter DeLuise, Jamie Farr
Toni Tennille, Anne-Marie Johnson, Paul Kreppel, Don Adams
Loni Anderson, Martha Raye, Charles Nelson Reilly, Burt Reynolds

*Season 2 (1988-1989)*
Markie Post, Florence LaRue, Ed Begley Jr., and Dack Rambo (09/05/1988)
Sally Struthers, Anne-Marie Johnson, Marc Price, and Clifton Davis (09/12/1988; recorded at Walt Disney World in Florida on 6/22)
Melba Moore, Judi Evans, Michael Winslow, and Dick Clark (09/19/1988)
Anne Meara, Rebeca Arthur, Adrian Zmed, and Charles Nelson Reilly (09/26/1988)
Betty White, Judi Evans, Ned Beatty, and Vic Dunlop (10/03/1988)
Pam Matteson, Vanessa Williams, Smokey Robinson, and Chris Lemon (10/10/1988)
Kim Fields, Susan Lucci, Gene Anthony Ray, and Peter Marshall (10/17/1988; recorded at Central Park in New York City, New York)
Morgan Brittany, Heather Langenkamp, Steve Kanaly, and Willie Aames (10/24/1988)
Sally Struthers, Marsha Warfield, Jamie Farr, and Jonathan Prince (10/31/1988)
Loni Anderson, Jackee, Alan Alda, and Burt Reynolds (11/07/1988; recorded at Walt Disney World in Florida on 6/25)
Carol Alt, Nina Blackwood, Brad Garrett, and Mr. T (11/14/1988)
Judi Evans & Jeff MacGregor (11/21/1988) (College Week)
Barbara Bosson, Ann Turkel, Ken Kercheval, and Alan Campbell (11/28/1988)
Elayne Boosler, Merrill Markoe, Martin Mull, and Bob Saget (12/05/1988)
Leann Hunley, Teri Copley, Robert Hegyes, and Martin Kove (12/12/1988)
Loni Anderson, Deidre Hall, Steve Kanaly, and Burt Reynolds (Recorded at Walt Disney World in Florida on 6/24; airdate unclear)
Tanya Tucker, Mindy Cohn, Ross Shafer, and Mario Van Peebles (01/02/1989)
Jane Wiedlin, Debbi Fields, Corey Feldman, and Jeffrey Osborne (01/09/1989; recorded in Hawaii)
Anne-Marie Johnson, Betty Thomas, Brad Garrett, and Jonathan Prince (01/16/1989)
Charnelle Brown, Amanda Bearse, Steve Garvey, and Stuart Damon (01/23/1989)
Sally Struthers, Emma Samms, Martin Sheen, and Ned Beatty (01/30/1989)
Natalie Cole, Kathy Smith, Ben Vereen, and Robert Hays (02/06/1989; recorded in Hawaii)
Jackie Collins, Marsha Warfield, Kevin Dobson, and Martin Mull (03/13/1989)
Cloris Leachman, Dinah Englund, Marc Price, and Al Bernie (03/20/1989)
Khrystyne Haje, Mary Frann, Jory Husain, and Pat Harrington (03/27/1989)
Edie McClurg, Cathy Podewell, Jerry Van Dyke, and Fred Travalena (04/24/1989)
Audrey Landers, Betty White, Douglas Barr, and Roger E. Mosley (05/15/1989)
Sheryl Lee Ralph, Joan Embery, Douglas Barr, and Monty Hall
Morgan Brittany, Amanda Bearse, David Cassidy, and Anthony Newley
Jason Bateman, Lynda Carter, Loni Anderson, and Burt Reynolds
Lauren Hutton, Beverly Johnson, Brad Garrett, and Dennis Weaver
Loni Anderson, Sally Kellerman, Robbie Benson, and Burt Reynolds (Recorded in Jupiter, Florida on 1/28-/1/29)
Loni Anderson, Lynda Carter, Jason Bateman, and Burt Reynolds (Recorded in Jupiter, Florida on 1/28-1/29)

*Season 3 (1989-1990)*
Anne-Marie Johnson, Martha Quinn, Doug Barr, and Charles Nelson Reilly (09/07/1989)
Joanna Kerns, Tracey Gold, Alan Thicke, and Kirk Cameron (11/13/1989)
Judi Evans, Danica McKellar, Darryl Bell, and Neil Patrick Harris (01/15/1990)
Dawnn Lewis, Charnelle Brown, Marc Summers, and Steve Witting
Marsha Warfield, Robin Bernard, JM J. Bullock, and Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Trudy Adams, Queen Kong, Myke "Gemini" Horton, and Dan "Nitro" Clark
Pat Carroll, Pam Stone, Stuart Pankin, and Ian Buchannan