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86 the Waitresses: Directed by Marc Daniels. With Linda Lavin, Philip McKeon, Vic Tayback, Beth Howland. When a new waiter is making more than the waitresses, they quit.
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- Comedy
- Marc Daniels
- 1977-10-23
Dec 31, 2014 · Alice TV show 86 the Waitresses by Sybil Adelman, first draft of script. Show aired October 23, 1977. Cast: Linda Lavin, Vic Tayback, Polly Holliday, Beth...
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With business on the upswing, Mel decides to get additional help and he hires a waiter. Alice is thrilled, that is until she learns that Mel is paying him $0.25 more, strictly because he is a man. When Alice breaks the news to Flo and Vera, they decide that Alice would be the best person to go to Mel and act as a negotiator, however her attempts do...
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1. In the episode's title, the number 86 means to "ignore" or "get rid of" in American slang terms that date to the 1930's.
Main cast
1. Linda Lavin as Alice Hyatt 2. Vic Tayback as Mel Sharples 3. Polly Holliday as Florence Jean Castleberry 4. Beth Howland as Vera Louise Gorman 5. Philip McKeon as Tommy Hyatt
Guest starring/Recurring cast
1. Bill Fiore as Kenny Cole 2. Dave Shelley as Fred 3. J.S. "Joe" Youngas Customer (as Joe S. Young) 4. Bob Harksas Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
"Alice" 86 the Waitresses (TV Episode 1977) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
86 the Waitresses is the third episode of the second season of Alice, and the twenty-seventh episode overall. Starring : Linda Lavin ( Alice Hyatt ), Philip McKeon ( Tommy Hyatt ), Vic Tayback ( Mel Sharples ), Beth Howland ( Vera Louise Gorman )
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ALICE: 86 THE WAITRESSES (TV) Summary. One in this comedy series about Alice Hyatt, a single mother who works at a diner on the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona. In this episode, Alice, Flo, and Vera fight for women's rights when they learn that Mel is paying the new waiter twenty-five cents more per hour than they earn.
