I'm not certain as to what the issues are in respect to that, but the show really didn't start hitting its stride until mid season 2. I remember watching the show when I was younger and I think its disgraceful that only the first season of this brilliant show is available on DVD. as a movie actor in She-Devil, and William Daniels as Mr. * For the record, I met Mark Harmon as a movie actor (I'm not sure if he'd gotten far enough to be called a star) in Summer School, Howie Mandel as the voice of Bobby Generic in Bobby's World, Ed Begley, Jr. What say you, guys? I'd love to get the perspective for those who were old enough to watch and/or appreciate this show. It's too bad that they don't rerun this show in syndication because I have a feeling that I'd appreciate it as an adult. Needless to say, I was pretty much surprised to learn that this was a groundbreaking show that dealt with hot-button topics such as AIDS and sexual assault with their lead characters before many other higher-profile primetime shows did. Elsewhere (with the exception of, well, Denzel Washington) and it reminded me of how I remember watching it as a kid (as per my memories of the theme song being loud and clear), yet couldn't for the life of me remember anyone* (other than Denzel) being on this show or any episodes of this show. I flipped through Entertainment Weekly's reunion issue a few days ago and discovered that they'd profiled (most of) the cast of St.

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