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S1.E5 ∙ Mother Morgan. Fri, Feb 23, 1979. Realizing there are things Ruthie and Diane aren't comfortable discussing with him, Larry works to solve the dilemma. He asks Morgan to step in as confidante to his daughters. 7.3/10 (15)
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Feb 10, 2017 · production details. USA / NBC – T.A.T. Communications / x25 minute episodes / Broadcast 26 January 1979 – 30 April 1980. cast. McLean Stevenson as Larry Alder. Kim Richards as Ruthie Alder. Donna Wilkes as Diane Alder. Krista Errickson as Diane Alder (2) Joanna Gleason as Morgan Winslow. George Memmoli as Earl, Larry’s engineer.
Hello, Larry was a Syndication network sitcom created by Dick Bensfield & Perry Grant, starring McLean Stevenson in the lead role. The show aired from January 26, 1979 to April 29, 1980, lasting for two seasons and 38 episodes. The show was about Larry Alder, a radio talk host who leaves Los Angeles, California and moves to Portland, Oregon with his two teenage daughters Diane and Ruthie after ...
Hello, Larry's time slot on the NBC schedule was right after the much more popular Diff'rent Strokes. Since both shows were produced by Tandem Productions, and Larry needed a boost, it was established that Larry Alder and Diff'rent Strokes' Philip Drummond were old army buddies, and that Drummond's company had purchased the radio station where ...
Only Hello Larry lasted two seasons, all the others were cancelled in their first. [2] Stevenson guest-starred as Stan Zbornak's brother Ted in the hit sitcom The Golden Girls in 1987, in addition to guest-starring in shows such as Square One TV , The Love Boat , Diff'rent Strokes (as part of a cross-over with his series Hello, Larry ), and ...
Hello, Larry. Following the breakup of his marriage, radio talk-show host Larry Alder moved from Los Angeles to Portland, to get a fresh start. He got a job at a radio station KLOW, where Morgan Winslow became the producer for his phone talk show. Earl was Larry's obese engineer.
