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Jerry Cohen

**Jerry Cohen** (July 16, 1938 – May 17, 2022) was an American musician and the godfather of Jenny Lewis.

## Life and Career

Jerry met Linda Lewis in Los Angeles in the mid-1960s.

When Jenny Lewis was born in 1976, Linda called Jerry from Los Angeles and told him she got a redhead. Jerry's response was "It's from the rust."

Jerry was able to first meet Jenny when she was six months old and remained an important father figure her whole life.

Jenny was with him during the final hours before he passed away in May of 2022.
Lucy and the Guard Goose

**Lucy and the Guard Goose** is second episode produced of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It was written by Madelyn Davis and Bob Carroll, Jr. and directed by Peter Baldwin. The episode was intended to air ninth on November 22, 1986, but went unaired when the show was cancelled, and wasn't officially made available until 2019 when the complete series was released on DVD.

## Plot

After the hardware store is robbed, Lucy decides to get a guard goose, but the vicious bird traps Curtis and Lucy in the store. When Curtis injures the goose by hurling a phone at it, they bring it back to the house. After it returns to full health, it continues to torment the family from the kitchen.

## 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
* Lou Cutell as Charlie Zellman
* Charles Levin as Sergeant Green
* Tom Williams as Oliver

## Production

* The episode was filmed on August 5, 1986 at Warner Hollywood Studios.
* Tom Williams went uncredited as the crying voice of Oliver the goose. Williams also provided animal voices in "Lucy Gets Her Wires Crossed" (fly) and "Lucy Is a Sax Symbol" (dog), as well as a television announcer in "Lucy and Curtis Up a Tree".
Kim Cole

**Kim Cole** was a character played by Jenny Lewis on the NBC drama *Hell Town*.

Kim was the daughter of Charley Cole. She lived with her father in a remote desert settlement near the town of Lordsburg. Charley worked for the satellite tracking company TechCom.

One day, Charley got drunk with several of his coworkers and, led by Howard Bane, four of them raped Annie Turner, a woman who lived alone in a shack nearby and who had rejected Bane's advances. Annie shot herself immediately afterwards and the men buried her and disassembled her shack to cover up the crime.

Seven years later a priest named Noah "Hardstep" Rivers showed up at the settlement, looking for Annie who was his childhood friend. Charley agreed to help fix Hardstep's car and Kim tagged along. She instructed Hardstep in the ways of surviving in the desert and invited him to stay in a spare room at the PX.

The next day, Kim accompanied Hardstep on his trek into the desert to find Annie's shack. They found the remains of the shack, but nothing more. Upon returning, Hardstep found a rattlesnake in his room. Kim fashioned a snare to remove the snake, which they believed was put there by Bane. Afterwards, Charley told Kim not to talk to the priest anymore, but she still met him the next day before he headed out to the ruins again and gave him more instructions on how to survive the heat.

After several more attempts by Bane to scare Hardstep away, Charley confronted the priest and confessed what they all did. The four were taken away by the police, and Kim hugged her father goodbye. Hardstep assured her that her father had good in him because he confessed. He decided to take her to stay at St. Dominic's Orphanage where he worked, and agreed to bring her to see her father any time she wanted. Before leaving, he asks her to pray with him as they both knelt in the desert.

## Other Information

* In the episode's original script, the character of Kim was instead a boy of nine or ten named Danny Cole. Other than a gender swap, the role Jenny played remained unchanged from the script.
* Sixteen days after this episode aired, Jenny was seen as another character named Kimmy on the sitcom *Webster*.
Jerry Haynes

**Jerome Martin "Jerry" Haynes** (January 31, 1927 – September 26, 2011) was an American actor, best known as Mr. Peppermint, the host of local Dallas, Texas children's shows.

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

## Selected Filmography

* 1961-1969 - *Mr. Peppermint* (TV)
* 1975-1996 - *Peppermint Place* (TV)
* 1980-1981 - *Dallas* (TV)
* 1985 - Peyton Place: The Next Generation (TV)
* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin**
* 1987 - RoboCop
* 1999 - Boys Don't Cry
13

* Song
* Lyrics

**13** is a Rilo Kiley song, sung by Jenny Lewis.

The song was recorded by the band on May 2, 1998 at Sandbox Recording Studio, and appeared on a demo CD called *Sandbox Sessions 5/2/98*.

## Song

The song is about a girl from ages 13 to 18 describing her attractions towards different types of people.

## Albums

* *Fer Dave*
* *Sandbox Sessions 5/2/98*

## Performances

*unknown*

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

When I was thirteen, I liked the boys on the TV show

Teen Beat posters pasted up my window

And I took them to the bedroom in my mind

When I was fourteen, I liked the girls in the punk rock bands

That sexy lady, Lorna Doom, she was my man

And I took her to the closet in my mind

I think I’m lonely, but I like it this way

She thinks she’s lonely, but she likes it this way

I guess I’m lonely, but I’m comfortable this way

I know I’m lonely, but I like myself

When I was fifteen, I liked the boys with the rap

Shooting me with their BBs and all that fucked up crap

And I took them to the Valley in my mind

When I was sixteen, I liked man with the stand-up bass

Talking slow in that big smoky place

And I took him to the joint in my mind

I think I’m lonely, but I like it this way

She thinks she’s lonely, but she likes it this way

I guess I’m lonely, but I’m comfortable this way

I know I’m lonely, but I like myself

When I was seventeen, I liked the ladies in the ad

Struttin’ swiftly what I know I never had

And I took ’em to the Paris in my mind

Now I’m eighteen, I like the ones without a face

Gettin’ off in that really dirty place

And I take them to Western, or is it Vine?

I think I’m lonely, but I like it this way

She thinks she’s lonely, but she likes it this way

I guess I’m lonely, but I’m comfortable this way

I know I’m lonely, but I like myself

Nineteen, shit

Twenty, peaked

Twenty-one, I ain’t done

So I take them to Western, or is it Vine?

I think I’m lonely, but I like it this way

She thinks she’s lonely, but she likes it this way

I guess I’m lonely, but I’m comfortable this way

I know I’m lonely, but I like myself

Myself

Myself
Eddie Barth

**Eddie Barth** (born **Edward Michael Bartholetti**; September 29, 1931 – May 28, 2010) was an American actor, known for his raspy voice.

In 1986, Barth guest-starred as Lawrence Mulgrew on the *Life With Lucy* episode "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do".

## Selected Filmography

* 1963 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)
* 1973-1974 - *Shaft* (TV)
* 1978 - *Husbands, Wives & Lovers* (TV)
* 1980 - *Stone* (TV)
* 1981-1988 - *Simon & Simon* (TV)
* 1984-1994 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* 1986 - *Perfect Strangers* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1987 - *Full House* (TV)
* 1992-1993 - *Civil Wars* (TV)
* 1997-2001 - *Men in Black: The Series* (TV)
1988

## Events

* **March 7** - Douglas Arango dies.
* **March 20** - A Place at the Table airs on NBC.
* **May 10** - Who Gets the Friends? airs on CBS.
* **May 22** - My Father, My Son airs on CBS. The first part of Baby M airs at the same time on ABC.
* **May 23** - Part two of Baby M airs on ABC.
* **May 27** - Trading Hearts is release in limited theaters.
* At her seventh grade graduation at Van Nuys Middle School, Jenny makes her debut singing performance with a rendition of Killing Me Softly With His Song.
* **May 31** - Principal photography begins on Troop Beverly Hills, under the working title "Be Prepared".
* **August 5** - Jenny attends Soleil Moon Frye's twelfth birthday party at the Bel Age Hotel.
* **August 27** - A Friendship in Vienna airs on The Disney Channel.
* **September 23** - Jenny attends the premiere of the movie Punchline at the Mann Chinese Theater in Hollywood, California.
* **October 28** - Mr. Belvedere episode 5.3, Braces, airs on ABC.
* **December 3** - Jenny attends the Fourth Annual Variety Club Children's Carnival Benefit in Van Nuys, California.
* **December 7** - Growing Pains episode 4.8, Ben's First Kiss, airs on ABC.
* **December 17** - Jenny attends the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences annual visit to Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center in Downey, California.
Jennie Gets a Job

**Jennie Gets a Job** is the second episode produced of the sitcom *Baby Makes Five*. It aired third on ABC on April 15, 1983. It was written by E. Michael Weinstein and directed by Jim Drake.

## Plot

Eddie, Blanche and Edna watch the kids when Jennie's older sister Susan gets her a job doing a cooking demonstration at the department store where she works. Too much rum gets into the rum ball mixture and Jennie and the customers get drunk. Jennie is fired and Eddie comes to get her when one of the twins gets sick.

## 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
* Hillary Bailey as Susan
* Earl Boen as Mr. Hutchins
* Vanda Barra as Marion
* Mary Ann Gibson as Celia
* David Held as Billy
* Robina Suwol as woman
* Will Hunt as Fred

## Production

* The episode was taped on March 11, 1983 at Metromedia Square.

## Other Information

* Some sources list this episode as having aired second.
Charles Aidman

**Charles Aidman** (January 21, 1925 – November 7, 1993) was an American actor.

He provided the narration for the first two seasons of the revival of *The Twilight Zone* from 1985 to 1987.

## Selected Filmography

* 1960 - *Perry Mason* (TV)
* 1958-1969 - *Gunsmoke* (TV)
* 1959-1962 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)
* 1974 - *All in the Family* (TV)
* 1974 - *Kolchak: The Night Stalker* (TV)
* 1977 - *M\*A\*S\*H* (TV)
* 1979-1982 - *Quincy M.E.* (TV)
* 1981 - *Bosom Buddies* (TV)
* 1982 - *Magnum, P.I.* (TV)
* 1983 - *Dallas* (TV)
* 1985 - *Knots Landing* (TV)
* **1985-1987 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)**
Kate Burton

**Katherine "Kate" Burton** (born September 10, 1957) is an American actress, best known for her Emmy Award-winning role of Ellis Grey on *Grey's Anatomy*.

In 1987, Burton played Jenny Lewis' aunt Ophelia in Showtime's adaptation of the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

## Selected Filmography

* 1986 - Big Trouble in Little China
* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin (TV)**
* 1992 - *Home Fires* (TV)
* 1993 - *Brooklyn Bridge* (TV)
* 1994 - *Monty* (TV)
* 1997 - The Ice Storm
* 1997-2004 - *The Practice* (TV)
* 2003 - The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer (TV)
* 2005-2006 - *Rescue Me* (TV)
* 2005-2023 - *Grey's Anatomy* (TV)
* 2012-2018 - *Scandal* (TV)
* 2015 - *Full Circle* (TV)
* 2015 - *Extant* (TV)
* 2015 - Martyrs
* 2018 - *Mr. Mercedes* (TV)
* 2020-2021 - *Charmed* (TV)
* 2020-2021 - *American Experience* (TV)
* 2022 - *The Dropout* (TV)
* 2022 - *Bosch: Legacy* (TV)
Lila Garrett

**Lila Garrett** was a television screenwriter, director, producer and radio host. She directed the fourth episode of *Baby Makes Five*, entitled "The Matchmakers", and wrote, directed and produced the TV movie *Who Gets the Friends?*.

## Selected Filmography

* 1965 - *The Lucy Show* (TV) - writer
* 1967-1971 - *Bewitched* (TV) - writer
* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV) - director**
* **1988 - *Who Gets the Friends?* (TV) - writer, producer, director**
Lucy Gets Her Wires Crossed

**Lucy Gets Her Wires Crossed** is the third episode produced of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It aired fourth on October 18, 1986, and was written by Linda Morris and Vic Rauseo and directed by Peter Baldwin.

## Plot

When the competing store Hardware Heaven begins slowing their business, Lucy convinces a morning TV host to let Curtis on his show as "Mr. Fix-It". Against his better judgement, Curtis is eventually persuaded to let Lucy accompany him on the show as his assistant. Predictably, chaos ensues on the air.

## 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
* Dick Gautier as Fred Dunlap
* Reva Rose as female customer
* Kellie Martin as Patty Durell
* Brad Gorman as stage manager
* D.D. Howard as Stacey Reynolds
* Tom Williams as fly

## Production

* The episode was filmed at Warner Hollywood Studios.
* Tom Williams went uncredited as the buzzing voice of the fly. Williams also provided animal voices in "Lucy and the Guard Goose" (goose) and "Lucy Is a Sax Symbol" (dog), as well as a television announcer in "Lucy and Curtis Up a Tree".

## Other Information

* This is the first of two appearances of Kellie Martin as Becky's friend Patty. Martin would go on to co-star with Jenny in Troop Beverly Hills.
* The name of Fred Dunlap's co-host isn't given on screen and comes from the closing credits.
Gravity

**Gravity** is a Rilo Kiley song first appearing on the 2000 second pressing of their self-titled EP, sung by Jenny Lewis. Along with all other songs on the album, it is credited as written by Blake & Jenny.

## Song

*See lyrics*
Jenny sings the song with an exaggerated country twang and practically yodels the chorus.

## Albums

* *Rilo Kiley* (second and third pressing and LP)

## Performances

The band reportedly played the song live in their early years.
Lucy Is a Sax Symbol

**Lucy Is a Sax Symbol** is the fifth episode of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It aired on October 25, 1986, and was written by Arthur Marx and Robert Fisher and directed by Peter Baldwin.

## Plot

Lucy discovers her old high school saxophone in the basement, and Becky becomes interested in learning to play the instrument. But when she starts to hate practicing, she doesn't have the heart to tell Lucy she wants to stop.

## 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
* Brandon Call as Max
* Tom Williams as Max's dog

## Music

* This is the second time Jenny played a musical instrument during an acting role. The first time was some brief guitar plucking in "Convicted".

## Production

* The episode was filmed on September 5, 1986 at Warner Hollywood Studios.
* Tom Williams went uncredited as the howling voice of Max's dog. Williams also provided animal voices in "Lucy and the Guard Goose" (goose) and "Lucy Gets Her Wires Crossed" (fly), as well as a television announcer in "Lucy and Curtis Up a Tree".

## Other Information

* This is the first of two appearances of Brandon Call as Max. Call would go on to co-star with Jenny in *The Charmings* and *Baywatch*, both of which involved them having a kissing scene together.
Lucy's Green Thumb

**Lucy's Green Thumb** is ninth episode produced of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It was written by Mark Tuttle and directed by Marc Daniels. The episode went unaired when the show was cancelled, and wasn't officially made available until 2019 when the complete series was released on DVD.

## Plot

Lucy concocts a health drink for the family, but it doesn't go over well and everyone ends up pouring it into a potted plant. When the plant doubles within hours, Curtis figures they can get rich off the formula. Unfortunately, Lucy can't remember all of the ingredients she used.

## 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
* Jerry Prell as reporter
* Doris Hess as woman
* Stuart Shostak as photographer

## Production

* The episode was filmed at Warner Hollywood Studios.

## Other Information

* Stuart Shostak was an assistant to the producers and the warm-up comedian for the show. He was also Lucille Ball's personal archivist.
* Immediately after filming of this episode was completed, Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon sat down for an interview with Gary Collins for the syndicated talk show *Hour Magazine*. The interview was split into three parts and aired on November 19-21, 1986. All three parts were included on the "Life With Lucy: The Complete Series" DVD set.
Jennifer

*You may be looking for the article on Jenny Lewis*
**Jennifer** was a character played by Jenny Lewis on the TV pilot *Suburban Beat*.

Jennifer was the daughter of Joanne (Dee Wallace Stone) and Charlie (Jeff Severson). She lived with her parents and brother Nils (Troy Eckert) in the suburbs of Jericho Downs, and was a member of the Campfire Girls. Her paternal grandmother Jeanette (Elena Verdugo) hung around the house often.

The night before her mother discovered the dead body of Ruby Sidowicz, Jennifer was allowed pick what to watch on TV and she chose *The Wizard of Oz*, but Nils changed the channel right after Dorothy's house fell on the witch. The next morning, she had to ask her father what happened afterwards.

## Other Information

Despite Dee Wallace Stone getting top billing in the series, her character Joanne's last name is never revealed in the episode, and consequently, Jennifer's last name is unknown.
Elena Verdugo

**Elena Angela Verdugo** (April 20, 1925 – May 30, 2017) was an American actress whose career spanned six decades.

In 1985, she portrayed Jenny Lewis's character's grandmother Jeanette in the NBC TV pilot *Suburban Beat*. It's her last known acting credit.

## Selected Filmography

* 1969-1976 - *Marcus Welby, M.D.* (TV)
* **1985 - *Suburban Beat* (TV)**
Gale Gordon

**Gale Gordon** (born **Charles Thomas Aldrich Jr.**; February 20, 1906 – June 30, 1995) was an American actor, best known for playing the foil of Lucille Ball on several of her TV shows.

In 1986, Gordon starred as Curtis McGibbon, grandfather of Jenny Lewis' character Becky, in Lucille Ball's final sitcom, *Life With Lucy*.

## Selected Filmography

* 1952 - *I Love Lucy* (TV)
* 1952-1956 - *Our Miss Brooks* (TV)
* 1956-1957 - *The Brothers* (TV)
* 1958 - *Sally* (TV)
* 1958 - *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour* (TV)
* 1959 - *Make Room for Daddy* (TV)
* 1960-1962 - *Pete and Gladys* (TV)
* 1962-1963 - *Dennis the Menace* (TV)
* 1963-1968 - *The Lucy Show* (TV)
* 1968-1974 - *Here's Lucy* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1989 - The 'Burbs
Lucille Ball

**Lucille Désirée Ball** (August 6, 1911 – April 26, 1989) was an American actress, comedienne, singer and producer, best known for her groundbreaking sitcom *I Love Lucy*.

In 1986, she starred in her final sitcom, *Life With Lucy*, which co-starred Jenny Lewis as her granddaughter.

## Selected Filmography

* 1951-1957 - *I Love Lucy* (TV)
* 1957-1960 - *The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour* (TV)
* 1959 - *Make Room for Daddy* (TV)
* 1962-1968 - *The Lucy Show* (TV)
* 1968-1974 - *Here's Lucy* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
June Whitley Taylor

**June Whitley Taylor** (August 26, 1921 – May 25, 2006) was an American actress.

In 1986, Taylor guest-starred as the voice of Ramona on the TV in the *Life With Lucy* episode "Lucy and Curtis Up a Tree".

## Selected Filmography

* 1951-1954 - *The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show* (TV)
* 1952-1955 - *Dragnet* (TV)
* 1953 - *I Love Lucy* (TV)
* 1955 - *The Lone Ranger* (TV)
* 1972 - *Here's Lucy* (TV)
* 1977 - *The Incredible Hulk* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
Joe Santos

**Joe Santos** (June 9, 1931 – March 18, 2016) was an American actor, best known as Sgt. Dennis Becker on *The Rockford Files*.

In 1985, he portrayed Sylvester Linus in the NBC TV pilot *Suburban Beat*.

## Selected Filmography

* 1974-1980 - *The Rockford Files* (TV)
* **1985 - *Suburban Beat* (TV)**
* 1985-1986 - *Hardcastle and McCormick* (TV)
* 1986 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)
* 1986-1988 - *Magnum, P.I.* (TV)
* 1987-1988 - *Murder, She Wrote* (TV)
* 1989 - *Quantum Leap* (TV)
* 1991 - *The Last Boy Scout*
* 2004 - *The Sopranos* (TV)
Lindsay Price

**Lindsay Price** (born December 6, 1976) is an American television actress and singer. She is best known for her roles as Janet Sosna on *Beverly Hills, 90210* and as Victory Ford on *Lipstick Jungle*. She is also known for her work on soap operas such as *All My Children* and *The Bold and the Beautiful*.

Lindsay appeared alongside Jenny Lewis in a commercial for Toys R Us toy stores in 1982, and also appeared in the movie A Place at the Table in 1988.

In 1996 Lindsay joined Jenny and several of the other children from the 1982 Toys R Us commercial in recreating parts of the commercial as adults.

## Select Filmography

* **1988 - *A Place at the Table* (TV)**
* 1991-1993 - *All My Children* (TV)
* 1995-1997 - *The Bold and the Beautiful* (TV)
* 1998-2000 - *Beverly Hills, 90210* (TV)
* 2001 - *Jack & Jill* (TV)
* 2003 - *Coupling* (TV)
* 2006 - *Pepper Dennis* (TV)
* 2008-2009 - *Lipstick Jungle* (TV)
* 2009-2010 - *Eastwick* (TV)
* 2018-2019 - *Splitting Up Together* (TV)
Gary Allen

**Gary Allen** (September 4, 1942 – June 6, 2020) was an American actor.

In 1986, Allen guest-starred as a customer in the *Life With Lucy* episode "One Good Grandparent Deserves Another".

## Selected Filmography

* 1977 - Annie Hall
* 1979 - *Dallas* (TV)
* 1980 - *When the Whistle Blows* (TV)
* 1981 - *Harper Valley P.T.A.* (TV)
* 1986 - *Santa Barbara* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
Love Among the Two-by-Fours

**Lucy Among the Two-by-Fours** is the sixth episode produced of the ABC sitcom *Life With Lucy*. It aired third on October 4, 1986, and was written by Linda Morris and Vic Rauseo and directed by Marc Daniels.

## Plot

Lucy's first love shows up at the hardware store and the two try to rekindle the flame, but Lucy isn't sure she's ready to date another man.

## 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
* Peter Graves as Ben Matthews
* Ed Bernard as Tony
* Curtis Taylor as Joe

## Production

* The episode was filmed at Warner Hollywood Studios.

## Other Information

* During the filming of this episode, Lucille Ball conducted an interview with *Entertainment Tonight*. The interview was included on the "Life With Lucy: The Complete Series" DVD set.
* Ben Matthews is incorrectly named "Ben Marshall" in the closing credits.
* Curtis Taylor's character's name comes from the closing credits.
Edward Woodward

**Edward Albert Arthur Woodward**, OBE (June 1, 1930 – November 16, 2009) was an English actor.

In 1987, Woodward played the cruel slave owner Simon Legree in Showtime's adaptation of the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin".

## Selected Filmography

* 1961 - *Magnolia Street* (TV)
* 1967-1972 - *Callan* (TV)
* 1977-1978 - *1990* (TV)
* 1980 - *Nice Work* (TV)
* 1981 - *Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years* (TV)
* 1985-1989 - *The Equalizer* (TV)
* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin**
* 1988 - *Codename: Kyril* (TV)
* 1990-1991 - *Over My Dead Body* (TV)
* 1991-1996 - *In Suspicious Circumstances* (TV)
* 1994-1997 - *Common as Muck* (TV)
* 1999 - *Crusade* (TV)
* 1999 - *CI5: The New Professionals* (TV)
* 2001 - *Nikita* (TV)
* 2001 - *The Lone Gunmen* (TV)
* 2007 - *Five Days* (TV)
* 2009 - *Eastenders* (TV)
Glen Morrissey

**Glenn Morrissey** is an American actor.

In 1986, Morrissey starred as Jenny Lewis' uncle Klennard Forbes in the ABC TV movie Convicted, based on a true story.

## Selected Filmography

* 1983-1984 *Emerald Point N.A.S.* (TV)
* **1986 - Convicted (TV)**

## Other Information

* Glenn Morrissey's first name is spelled "Glen" in the credits of Convicted.
Linda Morris

**Linda Morris** (November 28, 1947 – February 18, 2019) was a television producer and writer, best known for her work on *Frasier*, for which she won three Emmies.

Morris and her husband Vic Rauseo collaborated together on most of their projects, including serving as co-producers on *Life With Lucy* as well as co-writers on four episodes, one of which was never produced.

## Selected Writing Filmography

* 1978-1979 - *Welcome Back, Kotter* (TV)
* 1980-1985 - *Alice* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1989-1991 - *Doogie Howser, M.D.* (TV)
* 1994-1996 - *Frasier* (TV)
* 1997 - *Temporarily Yours* (TV)
Ed Bernard

**Ed Bernard** (born July 4, 1939) is an American actor.

In 1986, Bernard guest-starred as construction worker Tony in the *Life With Lucy* episode "Love Among the Two-by-Fours".

## Selected Filmography

* 1971 - Shaft
* 1973-1974 - *Police Story* (TV)
* 1974-1978 - *Police Woman* (TV)
* 1978-1980 - *The White Shadow* (TV)
* 1984-1985 - *Hardcastle and McCormick* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
Linda Lewis

**Linda Joy Lewis** (November 11, 1946 - October 13, 2017) was an American singer, and the mother of Leslie Lewis and Jenny Lewis.

## Life and Career

Linda Lewis was born in Los Angeles, California.

In the mid-1960s, Linda met Jerry Cohen who came to her counter while she was waitressing at Conrad's. Bing Crosby was also at the counter, vying for her attention. Linda and Jerry's friendship would last until her death and he would be the godfather of both of her children.

Linda met Eddie Gordon in L.A. in the 1970s at the musicians union. They spotted a job listing on a bulletin board, stating that a Las Vegas lounge act was looking for a singer and a harmonica player. They drove out there separately and joined the band Love's Way.

Their first child Leslie was born in 1968. Linda went into labor with their second daughter, Jenny, while on stage in the lounge at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas in 1976.

Linda and Eddie split up around 1978, and Linda and the kids moved back to Los Angeles. Eddie became estranged from his children for decades.

While she worked as a waitress, Linda began bringing Jenny to auditions, getting her parts in commercials, and later TV shows and movies.

When Jenny learned her mother was dying of liver cancer in August of 2017, she began visiting her in the hospital every day. Linda succumbed to the disease on October 13 of that year.
Life With Lucy

**Life With Lucy** is the final sitcom starring Lucille Ball, which ran for a single season season on ABC in the fall of 1986. Jenny Lewis played Ball's granddaughter in every episode.

## Plot

After the death of her husband, Lucille Barker moves in with her daughter Margo and her family in Pasadena, California. Lucy has inherited her husband's half of a hardware store, much to the chagrin of his partner, and her son-in-law Ted's father, Curtis McGibbon. Knowing nothing about the business, Lucy gets into all sorts of trouble, trying to help out at the store.

## 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

## Production

The series was recorded on 35" film on Stage 1 at Warner Hollywood Studios in West Hollywood, California.

## Other Information

* Thirteen episodes were filmed, but only eight aired on ABC. A fourteenth episode was written, but not filmed.
Keep It Together

* Song
* Lyrics

**Keep It Together**, also known as **Rained the Day**, is the unofficial title of a Rilo Kiley song appearing on their 1999 self-titled EP, as a hidden track. It is sung by Jenny Lewis, and along with all other songs on the album, it is credited as written by Blake & Jenny. The track was only included on the first pressing of the album, and does not appear anywhere else.

## Song

As this is a hidden track on the album, with no mention of it on the album notes, there is no known official title for the song.

The track begins with over three minutes of a quiet metronomic mechanical sound, before the song itself starts. Jenny sings in an unusual accent, and people can be heard loudly talking, laughing and making noise in the background for the whole song. When the lyrics repeat, the crowd joins in the singing.

## Performances

*unknown*

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

One, two, one, two, three, four

Keep it together, don’t even start with me

’Cause I’m much smarter than you, and you know better

All those nights between us could make for a swell parade

You’re a little bit jaded, but that’s okay

They say it rained the day your mother gave you away

They say it rained the day your mother gave you away

Everybody!

Keep it together, don’t even start with me

’Cause I’m much smarter than you, and you know better

All those nights between us could make for a swell parade

You’re a little bit jaded, but that’s okay

They say it rained the day your mother gave you away

Shh! They say it rained the day your mother gave you away

Keep it together, don’t even start with me

’Cause I’m much smarter than you
J. Lee Ballew

**Jerry Lee Ballew** is an American second unit and assistant director.

In 1986, Ballew served as the first assistant director on the ABC TV movie Convicted, based on a true story. He also played the on-screen role of the parole board chairman.

## Selected Directing Filmography

* 1975-1976 - *Ellery Queen* (TV)
* **1986 - Convicted (TV)**
* 1990 - The Hunt for Red October
* 1991 - Toy Soldiers
* 1991 - City Slickers
* 1992 - Freejack
* 1994 - Don Juan DeMarco

## Other Information

* Ballew was credited as "J. Lee Ballew" for his acting role, and "Jerry L. Ballew" for his directing role.
Los Angeles

**Los Angeles** is a city in the state of California in the United States. It's the birthplace of Linda Lewis.

Linda met Eddie Gordon in L.A. in the 1970s at the musicians union. They spotted a job listing on a bulletin board, stating that a Las Vegas lounge act was looking for a singer and a harmonica player. They drove out there separately 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.

While she worked as a waitress, Linda began bringing Jenny to auditions, getting her parts in commercials, and later TV shows and movies.

## Filming locations

Los Angeles is associated as being the center of the film and television industry, with the name of the neighborhood of Hollywood being shorthand for the industry as a whole. Jenny Lewis filmed numerous movies and television shows here. Locations in *italics* no longer exist.

* *Metromedia Square* (Baby Makes Five)
* (Suburban Beat)
* (The Twilight Zone)

## Music venues

Jenny has performed concerts at numerous locations in Los Angeles. Venues in *italics* no longer exist.

* *Dragonfly*
* *Goldfingers*
* *Highland Grounds*
* The Masquers Club
* *Opium Den*
* *Spaceland*
* Van Nuys Middle School

## Recording studios

Jenny has recorded music tracks for her own albums as well as guest appearance on other people's albums in various studios in Los Angeles. Studios in *italics* no longer exist.

* *Cello Studios*
* *Sandbox Recording Studio*
* Sound City Studios

## Neighborhoods

* Hollywood
* Silver Lake
* Van Nuys
* Westlake

## Performances

* 1988 - Van Nuys Middle School - Jenny Lewis's first performance
* 1997/1998 - The Masquers Club - Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett poetry recital
* January 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley's first performance
* February 6, 1998 - Highland Grounds - Rilo Kiley
* March 9, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* April 16, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* May 16, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* May 26, 1998 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* June 11, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* July 2, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* July 6, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* July 13, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* July 20, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* July 22, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* July 27, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* August 19, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* August 25, 1998 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* September 19, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* September 30, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* October 13, 1998 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* November 12, 1998 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* January 26, 1999 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* February 15, 1999 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* June 22, 1999 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* September 21, 1999 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* February 8, 2000 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* March 7, 2000 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* March 16, 2000 - Spaceland - Rilo Kiley
* April 17, 2000 - Goldfingers - Rilo Kiley
Isuzu

**Isuzu** is a Japanese automotive manufacturer. The brand rose in popularity in American during the second half of the 1980s, with the marketing campaign that featured David Leisure as "Joe Isuzu," a pathological liar who highly over-exaggerates the features of Isuzu vehicles. Leisure played the role from 1986 until 1990 and then again from 1999 to 2001. Isuzu ceased selling passenger vehicles in America in 2009.

In 1987, Jenny Lewis appeared as Joe Isuzu's daughter in a commercial. Joe brought his family along to promote the I-Mark and, while his wife and son make outrageous claims like him, Jenny's character begins rattling off true features of the car, before Joe covers her mouth with his hand and a subtitle declares her a problem child.

## Cast

* David Leisure
* Jenny Lewis
Jason Muller

**Jason Mendelson** (credited as **Jason Muller**) worked on numerous *Peanuts* specials over the years, including providing the voice of Milo in *It's an Adventure, Charlie Brown*.

## Life and Career

Jason was the son of Lee Mendelson, one of the producers on the "Charlie Brown" specials, so he was given the opportunity to voice characters such as Peppermint Patty, Marcie, and Rerun van Pelt. As an adult, he was a story developer for some of the specials, and produced a couple of documentaries about Charlie Brown.

## Selected Filmography

* **1983 - *It's an Adventure, Charlie Brown* (TV)**
Kellie Martin

**Kellie Martin** (born October 16, 1975) is an American actress, best known for her roles on *Life Goes On*, *ER* and in the Hailey Dean Mystery series.

In 1986, Martin guest-starred as Jenny Lewis' friend Patty Durell in two episodes of *Life With Lucy*, "Lucy Gets Her Wires Crossed" and "World's Greatest Grandma". She later co-starred with Jenny in the film "Troop Beverly Hills" in 1989.

## Select Filmography

* 1986 - *Dallas* (TV)
* 1986 - Jumpin' Jack Flash
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1987-1988 - *My Two Dads* (TV)
* 1987-1988 - *Valerie* (TV)
* 1988-1991 - *A Pup Named Scooby-Doo* (TV)
* 1989 - *Charles in Charge* (TV)
* 1989 - *Mr. Belvedere* (TV)
* **1989 - Troop Beverly Hills**
* 1989 - *Baywatch* (TV)
* 1989-1993 - *Life Goes On* (TV)
* 1991-1994 - *Taz-Mania* (TV)
* 1994 - Death of a Cheerleader (TV)
* 1994 - *Aladdin* (TV)
* 1994-1995 - *Christy* (TV)
* 1997 - *Crisis Center* (TV)
* 1998-2000 - *ER* (TV)
* 2003-2007 - *Mystery Woman* (TV)
* 2012 - *Army Wives* (TV)
* 2016-2019 - *Hailey Dean Mystery* (TV)
* 2017-2018 - *The Guest Book* (TV)
* 2019 - Death of a Cheerleader (TV)
L.A. Gear

**L.A. Gear** (or **LA Gear**) is an Los Angeles-based footwear company founded in 1983.

From 1985 to 1986, they released various toys marketed to girls, including aerobic workout accessories, a wrist wallet, and clothing and accessories for 11.5" dolls. Jenny modeled for the packaging of these items, wearing L.A. Gear clothes and using the accessories. A television commercial for the aerobic toys was released with Jenny's images visible on the packaging.
Gerald Hopkins

**Gerald Hopkins** (born December 26, 1965) is an American actor.

In 1987, Hopkins played Christopher Shelby at age seventeen in Showtime's adaptation of the Harriet Beecher Stowe novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin". Chris Loveless played a younger version of the character.

## Selected Filmography

* **1987 - Uncle Tom's Cabin (TV)**
* 1989 - *Just the Ten of Us* (TV)
* 1991-1992 - *General Hospital* (TV)
* 1992 - ***Shannon's Deal*** (TV)
Fer Dave

**Fer Dave** is the name of a burned demo CD recorded at Sandbox Recording Studio by Rilo Kiley on May 2, 1998, and given to Dave Foley who financed the studio time. His copy is only one known to exist.

It is likely that the same versions of the songs on *Sandbox Sessions 5/2/98* appear on here.

The song "Eggs" has never been released publicly.

## Personnel

* Jenny Lewis - vocals
* Blake Sennett - vocals
* Pierre de Reeder
* Dave Rock
John Ritter

**Jonathan "John" Southworth Ritter** (September 17, 1948 – September 11, 2003) was an American actor, best known for his role as Jack Tripper on the ABC sitcom *Three's Company*.

In 1986, Ritter guest-starred as himself in the *Life With Lucy* episode "Lucy Makes a Hit With John Ritter".

## Selected Filmography

* 1972-1976 - *The Waltons* (TV)
* 1976-1984 - *Three's Company* (TV)
* 1979 - *The Ropers* (TV)
* 1984-1985 - *Three's a Crowd* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1987-1989 - *Hooperman* (TV)
* 1989 - *Have Faith* (TV)
* 1990 - Problem Child
* 1990 - It (TV)
* 1991 - Problem Child 2
* 1991 - *Anything But Love* (TV)
* 1992 - Noises Off
* 1992 - *Fish Police* (TV)
* 1992 - Stay Tuned
* 1992-1995 - *Hearts Afire* (TV)
* 1996 - Sling Blade
* 1997-2004 - *King of the Hill* (TV)
* 1998 - Bride of Chucky
* 2000-2002 - *Felicity* (TV)
* 2000-2003 - *Clifford the Big Red Dog* (TV)
* 2002-2003 - *8 Simple Rules... For Dating My Teenage Daughter* (TV)
* 2003 - Bad Santa
Eggs

**Eggs** is a Rilo Kiley song, written by Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett.

This was the first song ever written by Jenny and Blake together, on the day they met. Jenny had a four-track recorder and Blake laid down a riff he'd written and she wrote lyrics over it.

After they formed the band Rilo Kiley, the song was recorded on May 2, 1998 at Sandbox Recording Studio, and appeared on a demo CD given to Dave Foley labeled "Fer Dave".

The song has never been released publicly, and no known recordings exist aside from the *Fer Dave* CD.
Janis Paige

**Janis Paige** (born **Donna Mae Tjaden** on September 16, 1922) is an American actress and singer, who made her debut in the Golden Age of Hollywood. In 1983, she starred as Blanche Riddle in *Baby Makes Five* on ABC, with Jenny Lewis playing her granddaughter Laura in all but the pilot episode.

## Selected Filmography

* 1955-1956 - *It's Always Jan* (TV)
* 1976-1977 - *Lanigan's Rabbi* (TV)
* 1977-1980 - *Eight Is Enough* (TV)
* 1982 - *Romance Theatre* (TV)
* 1983 - *Gun Shy* (TV)
* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV)**
* 1985-1986 - *Trapper John, M.D.* (TV)
* 1989-1990 - *General Hospital* (TV)
* 1990-1993 - *Santa Barbara* (TV)
Jim Hackett

**Jim Hackett** is an American actor.

In 1986, Hackett guest-starred as a minister in the *Life With Lucy* episode "Mother of the Bride".

## Selected Filmography

* 1986 - *Growing Pains* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* 1989 - *Dallas* (TV)

## Other Information

* 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.
Hollywood

**Hollywood** is a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California in the United States. It's name is often used to describe the film industry as a whole.

Jenny Lewis starred and guest-starred on numerous television shows and movies filmed in Hollywood. As a musician, she performed in several venues located here, as well.

## Filming locations

Locations in *italics* no longer exist.

* *Metromedia Square*
	+ Baby Makes Five
* Paramount Studios: Stage 20
	+ Webster

## Music venues

Venues in *italics* no longer exist.

* *Dragonfly*
* *Goldfingers*
* *Highland Grounds*
* *Opium Den*

## Recording studios

Studios in *italics* no longer exist.

* *Cello Studios*
* *Sandbox Recording Studio*

## Performances

* February 6, 1998 - Highland Grounds - Rilo Kiley
* May 26, 1998 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* July 2, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* July 22, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* August 19, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* August 25, 1998 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* September 30, 1998 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* October 13, 1998 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* January 26, 1999 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* February 15, 1999 - Opium Den - Rilo Kiley
* June 22, 1999 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* September 21, 1999 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* March 7, 2000 - Dragonfly - Rilo Kiley
* April 17, 2000 - Goldfingers - Rilo Kiley
Jaleel White

**Jaleel Ahmad White** (born November 27, 1976) is an American actor, comedian, producer and writer. He's best known for his role as Steve Urkel on the ABC sitcom *Family Matters*.

Jaleel appeared alongside Jenny Lewis in a commercial for Toys R Us toy stores in 1982.

## Select Filmography

* 1985-1986 - *Charlie & Co.* (TV)
* 1987 - *Mr. Belvedere* (TV)
* 1987 - *Good Morning, Miss Bliss* (TV)
* 1989-1998 - *Family Matters* (TV)
* 1991 - *Full House* (TV)
* 1991 - *Step by Step* (TV)
* 1993 - *Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog* (TV)
* 1993-1994 - *Sonic the Hedgehog* (TV)
* 1997 - *Meego* (TV)
* 1999-2000 - *Sonic Underground* (TV)
* 1999-2000 - *Grown Ups* (TV)
* 2010 - *Fake It Til You Make It* (TV)
* 2017-2018 - *My, Myself and I* (TV)
* 2020 - *The Big Show Show* (TV)
Laurie O'Brien

**Laurie O'Brien** (born February 16, 1951) is an American actress, best known as the voice of Baby Piggy in Jim Henson's *Muppet Babies*.

In 1986, O'Brien played rape victim Ms. Delaney in the ABC TV movie *Convicted*, based on a true story.

## Selected Filmography

* 1983-1985 - *Dungeons & Dragons* (TV)
* 1984-1991 - *Muppet Babies* (TV)
* 1985 - *Little Muppet Monsters* (TV)
* **1986 - Convicted (TV)**
* 1993-1994 - *Cro* (TV)
* 2014 - *Complete Works* (TV)

## Other Information

* IMDb gives her character's first name as "Audrey", but it's not given in the film itself.
Greg Mullavey

**Greg Mullavey** (born **Gregory Thomas Mulleavy Jr.**, September 10, 1939) is an American actor.

In 1986, Mullavey guest-starred as stage director Randy Van Adams in the *Life With Lucy* episode "Lucy Makes a Hit With John Ritter".

## Selected Filmography

* 1976-1977 - *Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman* (TV)
* 1977-1978 - *Forever Fernwood* (TV)
* 1978-1979 - *Colorado Saga* (TV)
* 1984 - *Rituals* (TV)
* 1985 - *The Twilight Zone* (TV)
* **1986 - *Life With Lucy* (TV)**
* **1988 - Who Gets the Friends? (TV)**
* 1989 - *Charles in Charge* (TV)
* 2000 - *The Bold and the Beautiful* (TV)
Eugenie Ross-Leming

**Eugenie Ross-Leming** is a writer and producer who co-wrote the NBC pilot *Suburban Beat* with her writing partner Brad Buckner.

## Life and Career

Ross-Leming and Buckner co-created the romantic comedy series *Scarecrow and Mrs. King*, and worked on *Lois & Clark* and *Supernatural* as writers and producers.

## Selected Writing & Producing Filmography

* 1977 - *Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman* (TV)
* 1983-1984 - *Scarecrow and Mrs. King* (TV)
* **1985 - *Suburban Beat* (TV)**
* 1994 - *Roseanne & Tom: Behind the Scenes* (TV)
* 1995-1997 - *Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman* (TV)
* 1999-2001 - *Beggars and Choosers* (TV)
* 2006-2020 - *Supernatural* (TV)
Emily Schulman

**Emily Schulman** (born August 17, 1977) is an American former child actress and commercial agent, and current acting instructor. She is best known for her role as next-door neighbor Harriet Brindle on the sitcom *Small Wonder*.

Emily appeared alongside Jenny Lewis in a commercial for Mattel's Baby Skates in 1982, and co-starred in *Troop Beverly Hills* in 1989.

## Life and Career

Emily had appeared in over 200 television commercials by the age of six. In 1984, she was cast as Harriet on *Small Wonder*, which ran for four seasons and 96 episodes. She was a guest star on several other TV shows, and appeared in the 1989 films *Troop Beverly Hills* and *Caddie Woodlawn*, before landing her final role as a Ruby Mae Morrison on the series *Christy*, starring Kellie Martin. She was nominated for five Young Artist Awards and won two of them.

At age seventeen, Schulman began a career shift away from the cameras. In 2008, after 13 years as the head of Acme Talent & Literary's Commercial Division, Schulman relocated her department to its current home at Talentworks. Schulman teaches acting in Connecticut.

In 2002, Schulman married Derek Webster, and the couple have four children.

## Filmography

* 1985 - *Hotel* (TV)
* 1985-1989 - *Small Wonder* (TV)
* 1987 - *Mr. Belvedere* (TV)
* **1989 - *Troop Beverly Hills***
* 1989 - *Knight & Daye* (TV)
* 1989 - *Alf* (TV)
* 1989 - *Caddie Woodlawn*
* 1990 - *The Wonder Years* (TV)
* 1990 - *ABC After School Specials: The Perfect Date* (TV)
* 1994-1995 - *Christy* (TV)
Hillary Bailey

**Hillary Bailey Smith** (born May 25, 1957) is an American actress, best known for her roles on *As the World Turns* and *One Life to Live*.

In 1983, she appeared as Susan Kearney, the aunt of Jenny Lewis' character, in the episode of *Baby Makes Five* entitled "Jennie Gets a Job".

## Life and Career

In 1994, she won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role as Nora Buchanan on *One Life to Live*.

## Selected Filmography

* **1983 - *Baby Makes Five* (TV)**
* 1983-1989 - *As the World Turns* (TV)
* 1992-2013 - *One Life to Live* (TV)
Jennie's Old Flame

**Jennie's Old Flame** is the fifth and final episode of the sitcom *Baby Makes Five*. It aired on ABC on April 29, 1983. It was written by Phil Doran & Douglas Arango and directed by Russ Petranto.

## Plot

When Jennie's old boyfriend Mark calls, she invites him over for dinner. Eddie is jealous because he's a successful lawyer and businessman, but they learn he just wants to sell them a solar energy conversion plan for $10,000.

## 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
* Joe Regalbuto as Gary
* Kale Browne as Mark Dubbins
* Lisa Antille as girl #1
* Eliza Garrett as girl #2
* Elissa Leeds as Shirley/Strawberry
* unknown as hippie #1
* unknown as hippie #2
* unknown as hippie #3

## Production

* The episode was taped on April 15, 1983 at Metromedia Square, the same day "Jennie Gets a Job aired on ABC. Rehearsals were held on April 13 and 14.
Kimmy

**Kimmy** was a character played by Jenny Lewis on the ABC sitcom *Webster*.

Kimmy was one of four kids from her school, along with Webster Long, Beth and Marvin, chosen to participate in a project at the university. Three psychology graduate students at the university, including Webstor's adoptive mother Katherine, were brought in to observe the children playing with toys and ask them questions about the experience, before answering questions from their professor Dr. Moore.

Upon first entering the classroom, the boys enthusiastically ran to the toys, but Kimmy chastized them for being babies. When Beth pointed out the Radish Head Kids on the shelf, Kimmy enthusiastically grabbed them with her. Webster bragged about his mother coming and the beautiful dress she'd be wearing that he made for her, but when Katherine finally arrived, he learned that she didn't like the dress and changed out of it after he saw her leave with it on. Dr. Moore encouraged the two to discuss the problem for the purposes of the class, and Katherine explained that she lied because she loves him and didn't want to hurt him. He forgave her, and then her husband George arrived with the dress. Katherine agreed to model it for the class, and re-entered with the lights out to show off the light-up Eiffel tower on the front.

## Other Information

* Referred to as "Kimmy" in dialogue, the character's name is given as merely "Kim" in the credits.
* This is the second character Jenny played named Kim. The first was in *Hell Town*, which aired only sixteen days earlier.