The Jeff Jones Show (1984 TV series)/History

The series was initially created as a live public access show with a shoestring budget on Vancouver Public Access in 1983. That same year, Alex Apple discovered the show on vacation, and thought he could do better. He soon hired the main stars along with some new actors casted by audition to create a full-time series, aired in syndication.
In 1992, Apple Entertainment hired Leonard Hill Films to "revitalize the show". Some of the revitalization included: moving the show's filming to The Bridge Studios, creating new costumes and looks for characters, and replacement of actors and actresses. Notably, Kristian began playing herself on the show, and Moose Edwards' role was taken over by April Guaron, an American actress from Florida who went on to suit act Bumba in the kids TV show The Reppies.
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