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Title: New Frontiers
Episode: 3
Production Code: 103
First Air Date: October 13, 2002
Writer:
Director:
DVD: Season One (Released Sept 7, 2004)
CD: Soundtrack 1963-64 (Released May 6, 2003)
Music: Song/Artist
"Come See About Me", The Supremes
"Do You Still Love Me", Contours
"Birds and the Bees", Jewel Akens
"Summer Place", Andy Williams
"Crying in the Rain", Everly Brothers
"One Fine Day", The Chiffons
"Mashed Potato", The Ventures
"Washington Post", John Philip Sousa
"Fingertips", Stevie Wonder
UCLA Fight Song
Guest Stars:
Jesse Hutch as Jimmy Riley
Michelle Morgan as Teresa McManus
Rachel Boston as Beth Mason
Tony Alcantar as Camera Guy
Sara Mann as Sara (Lone Guitar Player/Singer)
Dan Butler as Football Coach
Paul Roberts as Dick Clark
Peter Spellos as Bandstand Director<
Paul Wasliewski as Tommy DeFelice
Rodney Scott as ?
John O'Leary as ?
James Read as George Mason (Beth's father)
Andy Umberger as ?
David Purdham as ?
Trent Trail as Line Guy
Andy Umberger as Priest
On Bandstand:
"Stardust" by Nino Tempo and April Stevens
"Mashed Potato" by Dee Dee Sharp
Fan Rating: --/10 (Average of all fan submitted ratings)
Synopsis:
(From TV Guide)
Henry's son Sam (Arlen Escarpeta) earns a track scholarship to almost-all-white East Catholic. Guess who's coming to dinner at the Pryors' house? Meanwhile, Meg attracts the attention of “Bandstand” stalwart Jimmy Riley (Jesse Hutch), and the ire of a rumor-spreading regular named Teresa (Michelle Morgan). J.J. returns to the football team and fights with Beth (Rachel Boston) over college applications. (He also hears her father call him a “Catholic kid from West Philly” to his country-club friends.) And Helen decides to take a literature course at Temple. Rebecca: Virginia Madsen.
(From NBC)
THE PRYORS WELCOME A FRIENDLY FACE INTO THEIR HOME AND THEIR WORLD -- Coming to grips with the changing world around him, Jack (Tom Verica) welcomes Sam (Arlen Escarpeta), son of his longtime employee Henry (Jonathan Adams) -- and the newest student at East Catholic High -- into his home as he attempts to ease his transition into an unfamiliar situation. Enjoying the prestige of her new role as a regular on American Bandstand, Meg (Brittany Snow) hopes to win the affection of teen heartthrob Jimmy Riley (guest star Jesse Hutch), despite the interference of her newfound nemesis and fellow dancer Teresa (guest star). Helen (Gail O'Grady) begins a new role of her own taking the first steps into higher education as she joins new friend and fellow student Rebecca (Virginia Madsen) at Temple University. Elsewhere, JJ (Will Estes) returns to a familiar place as he quietly steps back onto the gridiron and prepares to move forward toward college. Vanessa Lengies, Arlen Escarpeta, Jonathan Adams, Ethan Dampf and Sarah Ramos also star.
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