TV Series1990 · CBS · Ended · 25 min
In this laid-back comedy, Wood Newton is a former pro American Football player who has retired and returned to his childhood home, the small town of Evening Shade, Arkansas. He's now the coach of the local high school American Football team, which brings him in constant contact with the other residents of the town.
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Burt Reynolds
Wood Newton
100 episodes
Marilu Henner
Ava Evans Newton
100 episodes
Hal Holbrook
Evan Evans
100 episodes
Charles Durning
Harlan Elldridge
100 episodes
Ann Wedgeworth
Merleen Elldridge
100 episodes
Michael Jeter
Herman Stiles
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Jay R. Ferguson
Taylor Newton
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Ossie Davis
Ponder Blue
100 episodes
Candace Hutson
Molly Newton
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Elizabeth Ashley
Freida Evans
100 episodes
Jacob Parker
Will Newton
100 episodes
Melissa Reneé Martin
Molly Newton
24 episodes
Charles Nelson Reilly
1 episode
Doug McClure
1 episode
Alice Ghostley
6 episodes
Christian Hoff
1 episode
Rick Hurst
1 episode
Fred Applegate
1 episode
Leslie Nielsen
1 episode
Tony Bennett
Tony Lombardi
1 episode
Jane Abbott
1 episode
Dan Gilvezan
1 episode
Erin Gray
1 episode
Burton Gilliam
1 episode
Charlie Dell
1 episode
Bobbie Ferguson
2 episodes
Michael J. Kuhlman
Police Officer
1 episode
Robby Benson
Skeeter Hatfield
1 episode
Billy Bob Thornton
Alvin
1 episode
Robert Ridgely
Mayor Taggard
1 episode
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