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Robert Morse

**Robert Alan Morse** (May 18, 1931 – April 20, 2022) was an American actor.

In 1985, Morse played the god Cupid in *The Twilight Zone* segment *Ye Gods*, which was paired with the segment "If She Dies".

## Selected Filmography

* 1968-1969 - *That's Life* (TV)
* 1985 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* **1985 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)**
* 2000 - *City of Angels* (TV)
* 2007-2015 - *Mad Men* (TV)
* 2016 *American Crime Story* (TV)
* 2015-2021 - *Teen Titans Go!* (TV)
Kale Browne

**Kale Browne** (born June 16, 1950) is an American actor, best known for his roles on the soap operas *Another World*, *One Life to Live* and *Days of Our Lives*.

In 1983, he guest starred as Mark Dubbins on the final episode of *Baby Makes Five*, entitled Jennie's Old Flame.

## Selected Filmography

* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV)**
* 1986 - *Webster* (TV)
* 1986-1997 - *Another World* (TV)
* 1998-2002 - *One Life to Live* (TV)
* 2006-2008 - *Days of Our Lives* (TV)
Ruth Kobart

**Ruth Kobart** (April 24, 1924 – December 14, 2002) was an American actress.

In 1986, she guest starred as Mrs. Finley on the *Life With Lucy* episode "One Good Grandparent Deserves Another".

## Selected Filmography

* 1971 - Dirty Harry
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1988 - *First Impressions* (TV)
* 1992 - Sister Act
* 1992-1993 - *Bob* (TV)
* 1993 - Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit
The Matchmakers

**Matchmakers** is the fourth episode of the sitcom *Baby Makes Five*. It on aired ABC on April 22, 1983. It was written by Robert van Scoyk and directed by Lila Garrett.

## Plot

When Jennie's mother Edna won't stop visiting out of loneliness, they set her up with Eddie's co-worker Chester. Blanche answers the door when he arrives and he thinks she's his blind date. Edna is devastated to learn that he prefers Blanche over her, so Blanche gives her a makeover and a confidence boost that makes her more appealing to Chester.

## Cast

* Peter Scolari as Eddie Riddle
* Louise Williams as Jennie Riddle
* Janis Paige as Blanche Riddle
* Priscilla Morrill as Edna Kearney
* André Gower as Michael Riddle
* Jenny Lewis as Laura Riddle
* Brandy Gold as Annie Riddle
* Eugene Roche as Chester Clayton

## Production

* The episode was taped on April 1, 1983 at Metromedia Square, the same day the pilot episode aired on ABC. Rehearsals were held on March 30 and 31.

## Other Information

* Eugene Roche later co-starred in Webster, which Jenny made a guest appearance on.
Susan Clark

**Susan Clark** (born **Nora Golding**; March 8, 1943) is a Canadian actress.

Clark played Katherine Calder-Young Papadopolis on the ABC sitcom *Webster* along side her husband Alex Karras.

## Life and Career

Born in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, Clark moved to Toronto as a child and got involved in theatre before traveling to England for acting work and eventually getting signed by Universal. She appeared in numerous leading roles with Universal in the 1960s, before turning to television in the '70s. She met her husband Alex Karras on the set of the film Babe (1975) and the two soon formed their own production company, Georgian Bay Productions. The couple would eventually produce and star in the sitcom *Webster* from 1983 to 1989. Karras passed away in 2012.

## Selected Filmography

* 1968 - Coogan's Bluff
* 1970 - Colossus: The Forbin Project
* 1975 - Babe
* 1981 - Porky's
* **1983-1989 - *Webster* (TV)**
* 1991 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* 1998-2000 - *Emily of New Moon* (TV)
The Jenny Lewis Museum Wiki

**Welcome to the Jenny Lewis Museum!**
*Any asshole can open up a museum...*

This is a wiki dedicated to the life and works of singer/actress Jenny Lewis.

The Jenny Lewis Museum was created on February 3, 2021 and currently contains 1,007 articles and 488 images. Here you will find information about Jenny's career both as an actress and as a musician. There are several ways to get started browsing the site. You can navigate the categories in the above drop down menus, you can type into the search bar, or you can choose a topic below.

This is a collaborative community website that anyone, including you, can help build and expand. As the Museum is still in its infancy, there's still a lot of work to be done. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started. Also, check out the Articles page to see what types of articles are permitted here.

Also, be sure to join our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/jennylewis to discuss all things Jenny!

## Categories

* **Upcoming performances - Concert dates for Jenny's upcoming tour with Harry Styles.**

* Timeline - A timeline of projects and events connected to Jenny
* Discography - Musical projects Jenny's worked on
* Music videos - Music videos Jenny has produced or appeared in
* Performances - Musical performances Jenny has given
* Movies - Jenny's film acting roles
* Television - Jenny's television acting roles
* Commercials - Jenny's commercial advertisements
* Merchandise - Merchandise for Jenny's musical and acting projects
* Modeling - Jenny's modeling appearances
* Events - Events that Jenny has attended

## On This Day

### – January 26 –

**1999:** Rilo Kiley gives a performance at Dragonfly in Los Angeles, California.

## Upcoming Performances

**September 7** - Denver, CO

**September 9** - San Antonio, TX

**September 11** - Dallas, TX

**September 13** - Houston, TX

**September 15** - St. Louis, MO

**September 17** - Philadelphia, PA

**September 18** - Washington, D.C.

**September 20** - Detroit, MI

**September 22** - St. Paul, MN

**September 24** - Chicago, IL

Complete list here.

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!
Pearl Powers

**Pearl Powers** (1917 – 2005) was an American bass player. She was a member of the group Peggy Gilbert and the Dixie Belles from the early 1970s until the late 1990s.

In 1986, Powers and the Dixie Belles guest starred as themselves on the *Life With Lucy* episode "World's Greatest Grandma".

## Selected Filmography

* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1988 - *The Golden Girls* (TV)
* 1993 - *Married With Children* (TV)
Paula Kelly

**Paula Alma Kelly** (October 21, 1942 – February 8, 2020) was an American actress and dancer.

In 1987, Kelly played Cassy in Showtime's adaptation of the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

## Selected Filmography

* 1971 - The Andromeda Strain
* 1973 - Soylent Green
* 1984 - *Night Court* (TV)
* 1984-1985 - *Santa Barbara* (TV)
* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin**
* 1987 - *The Golden Girls* (TV)
* 1994 - *South Central* (TV)
Take Offs and Landings

**Take Offs and Landings** is Rilo Kiley's debut full-length album. The album was produced and recorded by the band themselves. There are two versions in existence; the album was originally released under the vanity label "Rilo Records" on January 31, 2001 and then rereleased by Barsuk Records. The two versions have slight differences. The original version has a different album cover that does not feature airplane seats like the second version does. In addition, the track "Variations on a Theme (Science vs. Romance)" does not appear on the original release, and the original release has 10 minutes of silence before the secret track (the second version has one minute).
Nevada

**Nevada** is a state in the United States. Jenny Lewis was born here in Las Vegas.

In the 1970s, Linda Lewis and Eddie Gordon responded to a bulletin board advertisement stating that a Las Vegas lounge act was looking for a singer and a harmonica player. They drove out there separately from Los Angeles and joined the band Love's Way. After Linda and Eddie Gordon split up in 1978, Linda left the band and relocated with her daughters Jenny and Leslie to Los Angeles once again.
The Twilight Zone

**The Twilight Zone** is a paranormal anthology television series, a revival of the 1959-64 Rod Serling series of the same name. It ran on CBS for two seasons before getting a third season produced for syndication. Most CBS episodes consisted of multiple separate stories during the hour-long runtime. Episodes in the third season were reduced to thirty minutes, with one story per episode.

As it was an anthology series, there were no regular cast members and no single plot or premise. Jenny Lewis appeared in the fifth episode of the first season, in a story called "If She Dies", written by David Bennett Carren and directed by John Hancock. It was followed up by the story "Ye Gods" in the same episode, written by Anne Collins.

Jenny was nominated at the Youth in Film Awards for "Best Young Actress - Guest in a Television Series" for her role, but lost to Jaclyn Bernstein for her performance in the third episode of the series, *The Twilight Zone*, in the segment "Children's Zoo".

## Production

* The show was filmed in Los Angeles, California on 35 mm film, then edited on videotape.

## Other Information

* Other actors who made guest appearances on *The Twilight Zone* include Andre Gower, Chip Heller, Charles Levin, Sandy Martin, Greg Mullavey, Joe Santos, Peter Scolari, Dee Wallace Stone and Sandy Brown Wyeth. Nan Martin and Andrew Masset each later appeared in a second episode.
* Bruce Bilson directed an episode of the show.
* Actors who appeared on the original 1960s *Twilight Zone* series include Eddie Barth, James Callahan, Paul Comi, Shelley Fabares and Nan Martin. David Lowell Rich directed an episode of the original series.
* John Larroquette and Scott Nemes appeared in *Twilight Zone: The Movie* from 1983.
* Bill Bolender appeared in the 1994 TV movie *Twilight Zone: Rod Serling's Lost Classics* based off of unused scripts of the original TV series.
* John Larroquette also appeared in an episode of the 2019 revival of *The Twilight Zone*.
Masquers Club performance

Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett gave their **first performance** together at The Masquers Club in Los Angeles, California in 1997 or 1998. Jenny didn't sing, but she recited some of her poetry with Blake and received a standing ovation. Blake described it as an acoustic event. Jerry Cohen was in attendance for the show.

## Musicians

* Jenny Lewis
* Blake Sennett
Samuel Jackson

**Samuel Leroy Jackson** (born December 21, 1948) is an American actor. As the second-highest grossing actor of all time, he's one of the most recognizable actors in history.

In 1987, Jackson played escaped slave George Harris in Showtime's adaptation of the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

## Selected Filmography

* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin (TV)**
* 1988 - Coming to America
* 1990 - Goodfellas
* 1992 - *Ghost Writer* (TV)
* 1993 - Jurassic Park
* 1993 - True Romance
* 1994 - Pulp Fiction
* 1995 - Die Hard: With a Vengeance
* 1996 - The Long Kiss Goodbye
* 1997 - Jackie Brown
* 1999 - Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
* 1999 - Deep Blue Sea
* 2000 - Shaft
* 2000 - Unbreakable
* 2002 - Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
* 2004 - Kill Bill: Vol. 2
* 2005 - Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
* 2006 - Snakes on a Plane
* 2006 - Black Snake Moan
* 2008 - Iron Man
* 2010 - Iron Man 2
* 2011 - Thor
* 2011 - Captain America: The First Avenger
* 2012 - The Avengers
* 2012 - Django Unchained
* 2013-2014 - *Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.* (TV)
* 2014 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier
* 2015 - Avengers: Age of Ultron
* 2015 - The Hateful Eight
* 2017 - Kong: Skull Island
* 2018 - Avengers: Infinity War
* 2019 - Captain Marvel
* 2019 - Avengers: Endgame
* 2019 - Shaft
* 2019 - Spider-Man: Far from Home
* 2021 - *What If?* (TV)
* 2023 - *Secret Invasion* (TV)
Patti Karr

**Patsy Lou Karkalits**, aka **Patti Karr** (July 10, 1932 – July 11, 2020) was an American actress, dancer and Broadway singer.

In 1985, Karr played April in *The Twilight Zone* segment *Ye Gods*, which was paired with the segment "If She Dies".

## Selected Filmography

* **1985 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)**
* 1986 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* 2007 - *The Sopranos* (TV)
Teenage Love Song

* Song
* Lyrics

**Teenage Love Song** is a Rilo Kiley song appearing on their 1999 self-titled EP, sung by Jenny Lewis. Along with all other songs on the album, it is credited as written by Blake & Jenny. It was excluded from the third pressing of the album, entitled *The Initial Friend EP*, but restored on the vinyl release in 2020.

## Song

The song borders on 1950s pop style, and details a relationship with a famous boy named Davey who took her virginity while they were teenagers, but later dissed her, leaving her angry and wanting him to get his comeuppance.

## Albums

* *Fer Dave*
* *Rilo Kiley* (first and second pressings)

## Performances

*unknown*

* **NOTE:** *Since no official lyric publication of this song exists, the following lyrics may contain errors. Alternate lyrics are indicated in italics in square brackets.*

We were teenagers the first time we met

You were so famous, I couldn’t resist

I was your girl then, that’s what you said

When you kissed me, kissed me, kissed me

I gave you sweet love, boy, you said it was nice

It was my first time, we did it just twice

Went out for some sodas, when will you return?

But you dissed me, dissed me, dissed me

I went away for reasons disclosed

You broke my heart, man, oh you didn’t know

But now I’m back to see you again

Did you miss me, miss me, miss me?

We were teenagers the first time we met

You were so famous, I couldn’t resist

I was your girl then, that’s what you said

When you kissed me, kissed me, kissed me

Woah, Davey, why did you leave me

All alone when we went all the way?

But maybe someday Davey

We’ll be together for more than a day

I still love you and always will

All those motel rooms, ya fronted the bill

I am not bitter, I want you to know

Got yours comin’, I’ve seen it before

So now we’re standin’ so damn close

You’ve been in rehab, you think I don’t know

I just remind you of yesterday

Places forgotten and friends passed away

But if you want me, please won’t you say

So I can dis you, dis you, dis you, dis you, dis you

And walk away
Owen Bush

**Owen Bush** (November 10, 1921 – June 12, 2001) was an American actor, best known for his role on the soap opera *Passions*, as well as the Prehysteria! films. He often played a clerk of some sort.

In 1985, he made a guest appearance as Harry in the *Hell Town* episode "My Girlfriend, Annie".

## Selected Filmography

* 1966 - *Shane* (TV)
* 1976-1977 - *Sirota's Court* (TV)
* **1985 - *Hell Town* (TV)**
* 1986-1988 - *Our House* (TV)
* 1986-1989 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* 1989 - *Freddy's Nightmares* (TV)
* 1994 - Prehysteria! 2
* 1995 - Prehysteria! 3
* 2000 - *Passions* (TV)
Phylicia Rashad

**Phylicia Rashad** (née **Ayers-Allen**; born June 19, 1948) is an American actress, best known for her role as Clair Huxtable in the NBC sitcom *The Cosby Show*.

In 1987, Rashad played the role of Eliza in Showtime's adaptation of the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

## Selected Filmography

* 1983 - The Wiz
* 1984-1992 - *The Cosby Show* (TV)
* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin (TV)**
* 1988 - *A Different World* (TV)
* 1990 - *Blossom* (TV)
* 1994 - *Ghostwriter* (TV)
* 1996-2000 - *Cosby* (TV)
* 1999-2004 - *Little Bill* (TV)
* 2001 - Murder, She Wrote: The Last Free Man (TV)
* 2013 - *Do No Harm* (TV)
* 2015 - Creed
* 2016-2017 - *Jean-Claude Van Johnson* (TV)
* 2016-2018 - *Empire* (TV)
* 2018 - Creed II
* 2019-2021 - *This Is Us* (TV)
* 2019-2021 - *David Makes Man* (TV)
* 2022 - *The Good Fight* (TV)
* 2023 - Creed III
Singin' in the Rain

* Song
* Lyrics

**Singin' in the Rain** is song composed by Nacio Herb Brown, with lyrics by Arthur Freed, published in 1929. The song is best known for being the inspiration for the 1952 film of the same name, starring Gene Kelly.

Along with the rest of the cast, Jenny Lewis performed the song acapella in character as Becky McGibbon during the episode of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*, "Lucy and Curtis Up a Tree" in 1986. Joining her were Lucille Ball, Gale Gordon, Ann Dusenberry, Larry Anderson and Philip J. Amelio, II.

The series was cancelled before this episode was aired, and it didn't get an official release until October 8, 2019, when the complete series was released on DVD.

## Song

*to be written*

* **NOTE:** *Since no official lyric publication of this song exists, the following lyrics may contain errors.*

* The lyrics sung by Jenny are in magenta.

I'm singin' in the rain

Just singin' in the rain

What a glorious feelin'

I'm happy again
My Girlfriend, Annie

**My Girlfriend, Annie** is the tenth episode (excluding the pilot movie) of the NBC drama *Hell Town* (and eighth in production order). It aired on November 27, 1985, and was written by William T. Zacha and directed by Sam Freedle. The episode is unique in that it features none of the main cast apart from lead actor Robert Blake.

## Plot

After receiving news than his childhood friend Annie is now considered legally dead after she went missing seven years ago, Hardstep (Robert Blake) travels to an isolated settlement in the desert to find out what happened to her. He encounters hostility from a man named Bane (Mitchell Ryan) and no one in the settlement claims to remember Annie. Hardstep befriends Kim (Jenny Lewis), the daughter of one of Bane's men, who helps him in his search and teaches him how to survive in the desert. After being repeatedly twarted by Bane, Kim's father confesses that they all raped Annie and then she killed herself, after which they buried her and disassembled her shack. The men are all arrested and Hardstep takes Kim in to St. Dominic's orphanage.

## Cast

* Robert Blake as Father Noah "Hardstep" Rivers
* Mitchell Ryan as Howard Bane
* Jenny Lewis as Kim Cole
* Frank Doubleday as Charley Cole
* Charlie Dierkop as Judd
* James Callahan as Dutch
* Sandy Ward as sheriff
* Dorothy Dells as Sister Felicitas
* Julia Jennings as Annie Turner
* Peggy Doyle as Ruby
* Irene York as Dee
* Howard Mann as Dwight
* Owen Bush as Harry

The following regular cast are shown and credited in the opening credits, but don't actually appear in this episode's story:

* Whitman Mayo
* Jeff Corey
* Natalie Core
* Vonetta McGee
* Isabel Grandin
* Tony Longo
* Rhonda Dotson
* Zitto Kazann

## Production

* The original title of the episode was "The Legacy of Annie Turner" and the script was completed on August 13, 1985.
* The episode was shot at Vasquez Rocks in northern Los Angeles County, California.

## Other Information

* Jenny's character Kim was original written as a boy of nine or ten named Danny Cole.
* The script gives the name of the sheriff as Tom Simons, as well as full names for Judd Dreth and Dutch Hoffman.
Peter Medak

**Peter Medak** (born December 23, 1937) is a Hungarian-born film and television director.

Medak directed numerous episodes of *The Twilight Zone*, including the segment "Ye Gods", which was paired with the segment "If She Dies.

## Life and Career

From 1973 to 1984, Medak was married to "Ye Gods" star Carolyn Seymour.

## Selected Directing Filmography

* 1976-1977 - *Space: 1999* (TV)
* 1982 - *Hart to Hart* (TV)
* 1984-1987 - *Faerie Tale Theatre* (TV)
* **1985-1987 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)**
* 1994-1998 - *Homicide: Life on the Street* (TV)
Morgan J. Freeman

**Morgan J. Freeman** (born December 5, 1969) is an American writer and director. He directed two Rilo Kiley videos and the film Desert Blue. Freeman is thanked in the liner notes of Rilo Kiley's debut self-titled EP.

## Life and Career

Freeman received critical acclaim for his debut feature film *Hurricane Streets* in 1997.

## Selected Filmography

* 1997 - *Hurricane Streets*
* **1998 - *Desert Blue***
* **1999 - *Frug***
* 2000 - *Dawson's Creek*
* **2001 - *Wires and Waves***
* 2002 - *American Psycho 2: All American Girl*
Sword

* Song
* Lyrics

**Sword** is a Rilo Kiley song appearing on their 1999 self-titled EP, sung by Jenny Lewis. Along with all other songs on the album, it is credited as written by Blake & Jenny.

The song was first recorded by the band on May 2, 1998 at Sandbox Recording Studio, and appeared on a demo CD given to Dave Foley labeled "Fer Dave". The song was included the self-titled *Rilo Kiley* EP.

## Albums

* *Fer Dave*
* *Rilo Kiley* aka *The Initial Friend EP* (all versions)

## Performances

*unknown*

He fell on his sword

Not two years ago today

And if ya haven’t noticed

Been waitin’ for you to take me away

If nothin’ warrants nothin’

I’ll gladly give you away

For every goddamn moment

There’s somethin’ of mine that gets in the way

It’s all in the movies I’ve seen

It’s all in the movies I’ve seen

Lawrence of Arabia

He failed eleven plus

I never went to college

I’m sure it’s obvious

I know it’s off the subject

And I’m startin’ to feel uncomfortable

’Cause when I talk about you

It’s just like the movies I’ve seen

There I go I fucked it up for you, I know

I should let you go

That’s my reasoning

But there’s no reasoning

With a melodramatic fool like me

Aw, fuck it, here’s your love song

That you been askin’ for

It’s the best I could do without

Sayin’ I love—
Richard Albrecht

**Richard Albrecht** (born May 19, 1958) is an American writer and producer.

In 1986, Albrecht and his writing partner Casey Keller wrote two episodes of *Life With Lucy*, "Lucy, Legal Beagle" and "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do".

## Selected Writing Filmography

* 1977 - *Undercover Elephant* (TV)
* 1977 - *Posse Impossible* (TV)
* 1977 - *C B Bears* (TV)
* 1977 - *Shake, Rattle and Roll* (TV)
* 1977 - *Blast-Off Buzzard* (TV)
* 1977-1985 - *The Love Boat* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1987 - *Webster* (TV)
* 1989-1991 - *Who's the Boss?* (TV)
* 1997-2000 - *Hang Time* (TV)
* 2001-2002 - *Sitting Ducks* (TV)
* 2001-2002 - *Rendez-View* (TV)
Silent Night

* Song
* Lyrics

**Silent Night** is a popular Christmas carol composed by Franz Xaver Gruber and Joseph Mohr in 1818.

Jenny Lewis performed it in character as Shelley Forbes during the ABC television movie Convicted in 1986. She plucks a few strings on an acoustic guitar before singing acapella, and is joined by her family, played by Lindsay Wagner, Alyson Croft and Gabriel Damon.

## Song

The original German title of the song is *Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht*. John Freeman Young translated the song into English in 1859.

The song has been recorded countless times, with one of the most popular being Bing Crosby's 1935 version which sold 10 million copies.

## Other Information

* This is the earliest known moment of Jenny playing a musical instrument.

* **NOTE:** *Since no official lyric publication of this song exists, the following lyrics may contain errors.*

Silent night, holy night

All is calm, all is bright

Round yon virgin mother and child

Holy infant so tender and mild

Sleep in heavenly peace

Sleep in heavenly
Stan Lathan

**Stan Lathan** (born July 8, 1945) is an American television and film producer and director.

In 1987, he directed the Showtime TV movie *Uncle Tom's Cabin*, based on the classic novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe.

## Selected Directing Filmography

* 1971-1973 - *Soul!* (TV)
* 1974-1975 - *Sanford and Son* (TV)
* 1978-1981 - *Eight Is Enough* (TV)
* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin (TV)**
* 1991-1994 - *Roc* (TV)
* 1994 - *South Central* (TV)
* 1994-2008 - *Def Comedy Jam* (TV)
* 1996-1999 - *Moesha* (TV)
* 1996-2002 - *The Steve Harvey Show* (TV)
* 2000 - Dave Chappelle: Killin' Them Softly (TV)
* 2003-2004 - *All of Us* (TV)
* 2004 - Dave Chappelle: For What It's Worth (TV)
* 2004-2005 - *Second Time Around* (TV)
* 2011 - *Sunday Best* (TV)
* 2012-2016 - *The Soul Man* (TV)
* 2013-2016 - *Real Husbands of Hollywood* (TV)
* 2017 - Dave Chappelle: The Bird Revelation (TV)
* 2017 - Dave Chappelle: Equanimity (TV)
* 2019 - Dave Chappelle: Sticks and Stones (TV)
* 2021 - Dave Chappelle: The Closer (TV)
* 2023 - Dave Chappelle: The Dreamer (TV)
Metromedia Square

**Metromedia Square** was a radio and television studio located in Hollywood, California. It was the filming location of the ABC sitcom *Baby Makes Five* in 1983.

## History

Built as Nassour Studios in 1946, it became KTTV Studios in 1950, then Metromedia Square in 1963. The studio was renovated and expanded in 1967. Norman Lear filmed most of his sitcoms here in the 1970s. A unique landmark sculpture titled "Starsteps" was constructed on the roof in 1981.

In 1986, the building became known as the Fox Television Center, until Fox moved to another building ten years later.

The Los Angeles Unified School District bought the building in 2000 and had it demolished in 2003. Helen Bernstein High School opened in 2008 on the site.
Priscilla Morrill

**Priscilla Alden Morrill** (June 4, 1927 – November 9, 1994) was an American actress. She is best known for playing Edie Grant on the sitcom *The Mary Tyler Moore Show* in 1973 and 1975. In 1983, she starred as Edna Kearney in *Baby Makes Five* on ABC, with Jenny Lewis playing her granddaughter Laura in all but the pilot episode.

## Selected Filmography

* 1973-1975 - *Mary Tyler Moore* (TV)
* 1976-1977 - *Family* (TV)
* 1977 - *Three's Company* (TV)
* 1977 - *A Year at the Top* (TV)
* 1977 - Murder in Peyton Place (TV)
* 1978 - *In the Beginning* (TV)
* 1981-1982 - *Bret Maverick* (TV)
* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV)**
* 1985 - *Three's a Crowd* (TV)
* 1985-1986 - *Santa Barbara* (TV)
* 1985-1989 - *Newhart* (TV)
* 1986 - *The Golden Girls* (TV)
* 1989-1992 - *Coach* (TV)
* 1990 - *Mr. Belvedere* (TV)
San Diego

**San Diego** is a city in the state of California in the United States.

Around 1980, Jenny Lewis appeared in a commercial for San Diego's Sea World theme park.

Rilo Kiley has performed in San Diego numerous times.

## Filming Locations

* Sea World San Diego theme park commercial

## Music venues

Venues in *italics* no longer exist.

* The Casbah

## Performances

* July 22, 1999 - The Casbah - Rilo Kiley
Mike Vejar

**Mike Vejar** (born June 25, 1943) is an American television director.

In 1985, he directed the Suburban Beat pilot for NBC.

## Life and Career

Vejar is best known for directing sci-fi TV shows, such as *Babylon 5* and numerous *Star Trek* spin-offs.

## Selected Directing Filmography

* 1979-1981 - *Fantasy Island* (TV)
* 1981-1985 - *Magnum, P.I.* (TV)
* **1985 - *Suburban Beat* (TV)**
* 1987-1992 - *MacGuyver* (TV)
* 1988 - *Star Trek: The Next Generation* (TV)
* 1989 - *Quantum Leap* (TV)
* 1994-1998 - *Babylon 5* (TV)
* 1996-1998 - *F/X: The Series* (TV)
* 1997-1999 - *Star Trek: Deep Space Nine* (TV)
* 1997-2001 - *Star Trek: Voyager* (TV)
* 1998 - *Babylon 5: In the Beginning* (TV)
* 1999 - *Babylon 5: A Call to Arms* (TV)
* 1999 - *Crusade* (TV)
* 2001-2005 - *Star Trek: Enterprise* (TV)
* 2002 - *Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers* (TV)
* 2002-2004 - *Jeremiah* (TV)
One Good Grandparent Deserves Another

**One Good Grandparent Deserves Another** is premiere episode of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It aired on September 20, 1986, and was written by Bob Carroll, Jr. and Madelyn Davis and directed by Peter Baldwin.

## Plot

Curtis returns home from his Hawaiian vacation to learn that his deceased business partner's widow, Lucille, has been mismanaging his hardware store, as she's now inherited half the store. Curtis and Lucille's children Ted and Margo are married and so the two share grandchildren. Curtis is further devastated to learn that Lucille has moved in with Ted and Margo, so he follows suit.

## Cast

* Lucille Ball as Lucille "Lucy" Everett Barker
* Gale Gordon as Curtis McGibbon
* Ann Dusenberry as Margo Barker McGibbon
* Larry Anderson as Ted McGibbon
* Jenny Lewis as Becky McGibbon
* Philip J. Amelio, II as Kevin McGibbon
* Donovan Scott as Leonard Stoner
* Ruth Kobart as Mrs. Finley
* Gary Allen as customer

## Production

* The episode was filmed on July 18, 1986 at Warner Hollywood Studios.
* During the show's opening theme song, part of a deleted scene from this episode can be seen where Lucy walks across her bed to grab a box from Margo. The scene took place in Lucy's extremely cluttered bedroom, where Margo and Ted convince her that she needs to throw some of her stuff away.
Sarah

**Sarah** was a character played by Jenny Lewis on the CBS anthology series *The Twilight Zone*. The segment was entitled "If She Dies" as was based on a comic book story of the same name that appeared in *Twisted Tales* #10.

After Sarah's parents were killed in an automobile accident in the early 20th century, she spent the majority of her life at St. Amelia's Orphanage, until she died of tuberculosis at a very young age. Sister Agnes was there when she died, and wound up keeping Sarah's teddy bear Toby as a memento. The other kids all refused to sleep in Sarah's bed for fear of getting the disease, so it was moved to the basement for decades.

When the orphanage was closed down in the 1980s and the kids were moved to another building, a rummage sale was held and Sarah's bed was one of the items for sale. Paul Molano was leaving the hospital next door where his young daughter was in critical condition after a car crash, when he spotted Sarah standing on the roof of St. Amelia's. He informed Sister Agnes, who was running the rummage sale, but she didn't think it was possible. When Paul headed back to his car, he saw Sarah again, this time on the swings, and she pointed to her bed. Paul bought the bed from Sister Agnes and brought it home.

That night, Sarah appeared to Paul in his house, looking for Toby, and asked him to take her back to bed. He tucked her in, then she disappeared.

The next day, Paul brought his daughter home from the hospital and put her in the bed. She soon woke up out of her coma and asked for Toby.

## Other Information

* In the original script, only Sarah's mother was killed in a car accident, and her father died shortly afterwards in the war.
* The comic book gives Sarah's last name as Brannigan. The name was also used in the TV script, but did not end up on screen.
* Other differences in the comic book include her parents having abandoned her at birth, and her dying in a classroom fire after helping the other kids to safety.
Phil Doran

**Phil Doran** (born 1944) is an American television writer and producer. He co-wrote the fifth and final episode of *Baby Makes Five* entitled Jennie's Old Flame with his writing partner Douglas Arango, and was co-executive producer on Free Spirit.

## Selected Writing Filmography

* 1976-1977 - *All in the Family* (TV) - writer
* 1977-1979 - *Carter Country* (TV) - writer, producer
* 1980-1981 - *Sanford* (TV) - writer
* 1982-1985 - *Too Close for Comfort* (TV) - writer, producer
* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV) - writer**
* 1983-1984 - *Jennifer Slept Here* (TV) - writer, producer
* 1986-1988 - *The Facts of Life* (TV) - writer, producer
* **1989-1990 - *Free Spirit* (TV) - writer, producer**
* 1990-1992 - *Who's the Boss?* (TV) - writer, producer
* 1994-1995 - *Sister, Sister* (TV) - writer, producer
Stuart Shostak

**Stuart R. Shostak** (born November 7, 1956) is an American comedian, radio host, and historian. Since 2006, he's hosted the series "Stu's Show".

Shostak served as the audience warm-up comedian for numerous sitcoms in the 1980s and '90s, including *Life With Lucy* in 1986. He also served as an assistant to the producers on the series, and guest-starred in the episode "Lucy's Green Thumb" as a photographer named Stuart, his only known acting role.

## Life and Career

Shostak served as Lucille Ball's personal archivist for the last ten years of her life.

## Selected Audience Warm-Up Filmography

* 1983-1985 - *Silver Spoons* (TV)
* 1984-1985 - *Spencer* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1990-1991 - *Amen* (TV)
* 1996-1997 - *Goode Behavior* (TV)
* 1997-1998 - *Fired Up* (TV)
* 2000-2001 - *The Trouble With Normal* (TV)
Reva Rose

**Reva Rose** (born July 30, 1936) is an American actress.

In 1986, Rose guest-starred as a female customer in the *Life With Lucy* episode "Lucy Gets Her Wires Crossed".

## Select Filmography

* 1969-1973 - *Love, American Style* (TV)
* 1970-1971 - *That Girl* (TV)
* 1972-1973 - *Temperatures Rising* (TV)
* 1976 - *Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
Mother of the Bride

**Mother of the Bride** is the twelfth episode produced of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It aired eighth on November 15, 1986, and was written by Linda Morris & Vic Rauseo, from a story by Laura Levine, and directed by Bruce Bilson.

## Plot

* Because Ted and Margo had eloped, Lucy convinces them to have a vow renewal for their tenth anniversary so she can plan the wedding she always wanted to. Unfortunately, Lucy's sister Audrey shows up and takes over all of the planning.

## Cast

* Lucille Ball as Lucille "Lucy" Barker
* Gale Gordon as Curtis McGibbon
* Ann Dusenberry as Margo McGibbon
* Larry Anderson as Ted McGibbon
* Jenny Lewis as Becky McGibbon
* Philip J. Amelio, II as Kevin McGibbon
* Donovan Scott as Leonard Stoner
* Audrey Meadows as Audrey Everett
* Jim Hackett as Reverend Hackett
* Jacque Lynn Colton as Florence

## Production

* The episode was filmed at Warner Hollywood Studios.
* An apparent deleted scene (photo right) has Curtis getting involved in the cake scene.
* Laura Levine is credited for the story on the script, but the credit didn't make it into the final episode.
* Audrey Meadows is credited as a "Special Guest Star" at the beginning of the episode. The intention was for her character to become a regular on the show, but it was cancelled before that could be negotiated.

## Other Information

* Although not given in the episode, it is assumed that Audrey's last name is "Everett", which is Lucy Barker's maiden name, since she never married.
* Jim Hackett is credited merely as "minister", but Lucy addresses him as "Reverend Hackett" in the episode, presumably using his real name because the character didn't have one.
* Audrey almost calls Jenny by her real name when greeting her, instead of her character's name, Becky.
Posters

**Posters** have been released to promote Jenny Lewis's movies, albums and concerts.

## Concerts

September 8, 2000 Rilo Kiley posterOctober 10, 2006 Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins posterDecember 8, 2006 Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins posterSeptember 7, 2007 Rilo Kiley posterSeptember 14, 2007 Rilo Kiley posterJuly 9, 2009 Jenny Lewis posterMay 22, 2019 Jenny Lewis poster
Steve Danton

**Steve Danton** (born October 16, 1956) is an American actor, stuntman, and director.

In 1986, Danton served as the second assistant director on the ABC TV movie Convicted, based on a true story. It was his first directing job in Hollywood. He also played the on-screen role of a prisoner.

## Selected Directing Filmography

* **1986 - Convicted (TV)**
* 1986 - *Hunter* (TV)
* 1990 - The Hunt for Red October
* 1991 - Thelma & Louise
* 1992 - School Ties
* 1993 - Mother's Boys
* 1998 - The Opposite of Sex
* 1998 - How Stella Got Her Groove Back
* 2000 - Gone in Sixty Seconds
* 2000 - Pay It Forward
* 2004 - Catwoman
* 2006 - When a Stranger Calls
* 2014 - *The Originals* (TV)
* 2015 - Fantastic Four
* 2020 - Bad Boys for Life
* 2021-2022 - *9-1-1: Lone Star* (TV)

## Other Information

* It's unclear why his character in Convicted is described as "short" in the credits. His credit may have gotten mixed up with the short prisoner who accompanies Forbes to the shower.
Steve Granat

**Steve Granat** is a television writer.

In 1986, Granat and his writing parnter Mel Sherer provided the story for the *Life With Lucy* episode "World's Greatest Grandma".

## Selected Writing Filmography

* 1986 - *Dennis the Menace* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1987-1989 - *Small Wonder* (TV)
* 1997-1998 - *101 Dalmations: The Series* (TV)
* 1999 - *Sabrina, the Animated Series* (TV)
* 2001-2003 - *X-Men: Evolution* (TV)
* 2006-2007 - *A.T.O.M.: Alpha Teens on Machines* (TV)
* 2010 - *The Octonauts* (TV)
* 2011-2014 - *Superbook* (TV)
* 2014-2015 - *Transformers: Rescue Bots* (TV)
* 2015-2017 - *Lego Friends* (TV)
* 2016 - *Lego Friends: The Power of Friendship* (TV)
Maybelline

**Maybelline** is an American cosmetics, skin care and perfume company. Jenny Lewis appeared in a sequence that was edited into various commercials starting in 1984. In the commercial, a female veterinarian is returning a puppy to Jenny. Various other vignettes appeared in various combinations of the commercial, alongside a jingle.

Lynda Carter was the celebrity spokesperson for the company at the time and her sequences occasionally appeared alongside Jenny's footage.

## Cast

* Jenny Lewis
* Lynda Carter
Robert Fisher

**Robert "Bob" Fisher** (September 21, 1922 – September 19, 2008) was an American television writer and playwright.

In 1986, Fisher and his writing partner Arthur Marx wrote two episodes of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*, starring Jenny Lewis.

## Selected Writing Filmography

* 1953-1957 - *Make Room for Daddy* (TV)
* 1954-1955 - *Willy* (TV)
* 1955-1957 - *The People's Choice* (TV)
* 1958-1959 - *The Donna Reed Show* (TV)
* 1959-1962 - *Bachelor Father* (TV)
* 1968-1969 - *The Mothers-In-Law* (TV)
* 1972-1973 - *The Paul Lynde Show* (TV)
* 1976 - *Jabberjaw* (TV)
* 1977-1981 - *Alice* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
Papillon

* Song
* Lyrics

**Papillon** is a Rilo Kiley song appearing on their 1999 self-titled EP. Along with all other songs on the album, it is credited as written by Blake & Jenny. The two of them sing on the track, together and separately.

The song was first recorded by the band on May 2, 1998 at Sandbox Recording Studio, and appeared on a demo tape called Sandbox Sessions 5/2/98. A slightly remixed version appeared on the self-titled Rilo Kiley EP.

## Song

The title of the song and the lyrics reference the 1973 film *Papillon*, starring Steve McQueen, based on the autobiography of Henri "Papillon" Charrière. In the liner notes of The Initial Friend EP, the character of Dega is misspelled as "Daga".

The "Morgan" mentioned in the lyrics possibly refers to Jenny and Blake's friend Morgan Nagler.

## Albums

* *Fer Dave*
* *Sandbox Sessions 5/2/98*
* *Rilo Kiley* aka *The Initial Friend EP* (all versions)

## Performances

The song was performed in the band's early days. It was rehearsed for their acoustic tour in early 2004, but they weren't able to get it to sound as good as they wanted, so it ultimately wasn't performed.

Papillon busted free

Though it took him 'til he was sixty-three

And nobody cared about the goddamn inquiry

And Dega stayed on the farm

Though he found no cause for alarm

It was a hell of a swim but he still had two good arms

Gorillas are for eating

Don't you know it's true

I fell in love with you

And don't you think it's sad?

'Cause here we both stand

Amidst the wreckage of our past

And I'll spend the day with you

We'll meet at your house after two

You're the most exhausting girl I ever knew

And when you let me leave I'll go

I'll let you get back to your phone

You mean well, Mel, but you're all talk and no show

Pick your lips 'til they're bleeding

Don't you know I fell

The lair of the queer devil

Is deeper than you thought

The computer's still on

And the webpage is alt.com

And I hope you'll come back soon

And I feel like a million buck today, a million bucks today

'Cause I know it can only go up from here

'Cause she says it's so much better after all

After all we been through

I can't get my mind off of you

It's a hell of a way to spend the whole day through

And you left your name on the bar

You hopped your little brown car

You moved in with Gramps and you got yourself a job

And the room is slowly sinking

But I can play guitar

And Morgan you're so far

Away from me tonight

And I'll try to make it right

By putting you in this here song

Oh yeah

Okay

Okay wait

Oh my God, Blake

That's what she said

In bed

Papillon busted free

We watched him at 4:53

And I'm glad you chose to spend the night with me
The Golden Girls

## Other Information

* Other actors who made guest appearances on *The Golden Girls* include Earl Boen, James Callahan, Channing Chase, George Coe, Lou Cutell, Dena Dietrich, Matthew Faison, Peggy Gilbert, Peter Graves, Gary Grubbs, Paula Kelly, Art Koustik, David Leisure, Charles Levin, Michael J. London, Nan Martin, Priscilla Morrill, Joe Regalbuto, Allan Rich, Natalie Robin, Mitchell Ryan, Sharon Spelman, Tony Swartz, Jerrie Thill and Marnie Wells.
* Harriett Weiss wrote an episode of the show.
* Jim Drake directed eight episodes of the show.
Peggy Gilbert

**Peggy Gilbert** (born **Margaret Fern Knechtges**; January 17, 1905 – February 12, 2007) was an American jazz saxophonist and band leader. She lead the group Peggy Gilbert and the Dixie Belles from the early 1970s until the late 1990s.

In 1986, Gilbert and the Dixie Belles (Natalie Robin, Marnie Wells, Jerrie Thill, Georgia Shilling and Pearl Powers) guest starred as themselves on the *Life With Lucy* episode "World's Greatest Grandma".

## Selected Filmography

* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1988 - *The Golden Girls* (TV)
* 1993 - *Married With Children* (TV)
The Mercury

*You may be looking for another similarly named Mercury venue.*
**The Mercury** (also known as **The Mercury Lounge**) was a venue in Austin, Texas, located above Jazz's Cajun restaurant. It opened on New Year's Eve 1998 and in 2003 the name was changed to "The Parish" or "The Parish Room".

On March 12, 1999, the South by Southwest Film Festival opened with Morgan J. Freeman's movie *Desert Blue*, which contained three Rilo Kiley songs. The after party for the screening was held at Jazz's upstairs venue, where Rilo Kiley and Cat Power performed songs from the soundtrack.
Peter Graves

**Peter Graves** (born **Peter Duesler Aurness**; March 18, 1926 – March 14, 2010) was an American actor, best known for his roles on the *Mission Impossible* and in the Airplane movies.

In 1986, Graves guest-starred as Ben Matthews, an old flame of Lucy's, on the *Life With Lucy* episode "Love Among the Two-by-Fours".

## Selected Filmography

* 1955-1960 - *Fury* (TV)
* 1957 - Beginning of the End
* 1961 - *Whiplash* (TV)
* 1965-1966 - *Court Martial* (TV)
* 1967-1973 - *Mission: Impossible* (TV)
* 1977 - *SST: Death Flight* (TV)
* 1980 - *Airplane!* (TV)
* 1982 - *Airplane II: The Sequel* (TV)
* 1983 - *The Winds of War* (TV)
* 1984 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1987-2001 - *Biography* (TV)
* 1988-1990 - *Mission: Impossible* (TV)
* 1991 - *The Golden Girls* (TV)
* 1993 - Addams Family Values
* 1997-2007 - *7th Heaven* (TV)

## Other Information

* Graves' character is credited as "Ben Marshall" in the closing credits of *Life With Lucy*
Rilo Kiley

*For Rilo Kiley's self-titled debut EP, see The Initial Friend EP.*

**Rilo Kiley** was an American indie rock band based in Los Angeles, California, formed in 1998. The original members included Jenny Lewis, Blake Sennett, Pierre de Reeder and Dave Rock. Rock left the band in September 2001 and was replaced by Jason Boesel.

## Members

* Jenny Lewis - vocals, keyboards, guitar, bass guitar
* Blake Sennett - vocals, guitar
* Pierre de Reeder - bass guitar
* Jason Boesel - drums

## Discography

* Fer Dave
* Sandbox Sessions 5/2/98
* Rilo Kiley (a.k.a. The Initial Friend)

## Performances

*List of Rilo Kiley performances*
Jenny and Blake first performed together at The Masquers Club around 1997, reciting poetry. In January 1998 Rilo Kiley played their first rock concert at Spaceland.
Patricia Gaul

**Patricia Gaul** (born October 31, 1945) is an American actress.

In 1986, Gaul played Jenny Lewis's aunt Norma Forbes in the ABC TV movie *Convicted*, based on a true story.

## Selected Filmography

* 1983 - The Big Chill
* 1984 - Teachers
* **1986 - Convicted (TV)**
* 1988 - *Roseanne* (TV)
* 1990 - 3 Men and a Little Lady
* **1991 - Runaway Father (TV)**
* 2000 - Road Trip
Nan Martin

**Nan Martin** (July 15, 1927 – March 4, 2010) was an American actress who had an active career for over fifty years.

In 1985, she portrayed Sister Agnes in *The Twilight Zone* segment "If She Dies". She later appeared in another episode of the show a year later in a different role, and had previously been on the original 1960s *Twilight Zone* as well. One of her best known roles was another nun in the film A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors, where she played killer Freddy Krueger's mother Amanda.

## Selected Filmography

* 1963 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)
* 1965 - *Perry Mason* (TV)
* **1985-1986 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)**
* 1986 - *Mr. Sunshine* (TV)
* 1986-1989 - *The Golden Girls* (TV)
* 1987 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors
* 1987 - *Star Trek: The Next Generation* (TV)
* 1991-1993 - *The Pirates of Dark Water* (TV)
* 1992 - *Santa Barbara* (TV)
* 1992 - Child of Rage (TV)
* 1993 - *Baywatch* (TV)
* 1995-1999 - *The Drew Carey Show* (TV)
* 2000 - Castaway
Russ Petranto

**Russ Petranto** (born August 9, 1941) is television director. In 1983, he directed the fifth and final episode of *Baby Makes Five* entitled Jennie's Old Flame.

## Selected Director Filmography

* 1977 - *Sanford and Son* (TV)
* 1981-1985 - *Too Close for Comfort* (TV)
* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV)**
* 1987-1988 - *She's the Sheriff* (TV)
* 1990-1991 - *The Munsters Today* (TV)
Performances

This is a **list of performances** Jenny Lewis and her various bands and collaborators have given. Dates marked "*presumed*" have no photographic or anecdotal confirmation of her appearance at that show.

For future dates, see Upcoming performances. For a list of solo performances only, see Jenny Lewis performances.

## 1988

* **Spring** - Los Angeles, California - Van Nuys Middle School

## c. 1997

* The Masquers Club - Los Angeles, California - Jenny and Blake poetry set

## 1998

* **January** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - first Rilo Kiley performance
* **February 6** - Los Angeles, California - Highland Grounds - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **March 9** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **April 16** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **May 16** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **May 26** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **June 11** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 2** - Los Angeles, California - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 6** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 13** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 20** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 22** - Los Angeles, California - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 27** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **August 19** - Los Angeles, California - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **August 25** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **September 19** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **September 30** - Los Angeles, California - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **October 13** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **November 12** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)

## 1999

* **January 26** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **February 15** - Los Angeles, California - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **March 12** - Austin, Texas - The Mercury - Rilo Kiley
* **April 9** - Goleta, California - Mercury Lounge - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **June 22** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **July 22** - San Diego, California - The Casbah - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **Summer** - Hawaii - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **September 21** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **October 2** - Portland, Oregon - Tonic Lounge - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **November 12** - San Francisco, California - Transmission Theater - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)

## 2000

* **February 8** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **March 7** - Los Angeles, California - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **March 16** - Los Angeles, California - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley (*presumed*)
* **April 17** - Los Angeles, California - Goldfingers