TV Series1976 · ABC (US) · Ended · 25 min
Raj, Dwayne and Rerun are three working-class young men dealing with school life, love and the regular antics of teenagers growing up. They routinely launch get-rich-quick schemes, which regularly go awry. They also have to deal with the interference of Raj's bratty little sister, Dee.
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Ernest Lee Thomas
Roger 'Raj' Thomas
65 episodes
Haywood Nelson
Dwayne Clemens Nelson
65 episodes
Fred Berry
Frederick 'Freddie/Rerun' Stubbs
65 episodes
Danielle Spencer
Dee Thomas
65 episodes
Mabel King
Mabel Thomas
43 episodes
Shirley Hemphill
Shirley Wilson
60 episodes
John Welsh
Earl 'Big Earl' Barnett
9 episodes
David Hollander
Earl 'Little Earl' Barnett Jr.
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Debbi Morgan
Diane Harris
6 episodes
Thalmus Rasulala
Bill Thomas
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Fritzi Burr
Miss Collins
7 episodes
Earl Billings
Rob
8 episodes
Bryan O'Dell
Marvin
6 episodes
Leland Smith
The Snake
6 episodes
James A. Watson, Jr
Ray Cleamons
1 episode
Lila Perry
Betty Wilson
1 episode
Tracee Lyles
Mrs. Wilson
1 episode
Joe Morton
Manager
1 episode
Eric Laneuville
Kid
1 episode
Bobby Griffin
Frankie Taylor
1 episode
Don Sherman
Sammy Persky
1 episode
Jack Knight
Owner
1 episode
Taurean Blacque
Mr. Donovan
1 episode
Rosanne Katon
Darlene
1 episode
Dick Van Patten
Mr. Claxton
1 episode
David White
Mr. Reynolds
1 episode
Rani DuBois
Cindy / Maxine
2 episodes
Robbie Rist
John Stevens
1 episode
Allison McKay
Mrs. Stevens
1 episode
Cinque Attucks
Dewey
1 episode
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