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Lonnie Partridge is known for Pacific Blue (1996), Charmed (1998) and Dead Above Ground (2002). Add photos, demo reels. Add to list. More at IMDbPro. Contact info. Agent info. Known for. Pacific Blue. 5.5. TV Series. Actress. 1996 • 1 ep. Charmed. 7.2. TV Series. Woman. 1998 • 2 eps. Dead Above Ground. 3.1. Det. Burrows (as Lonni Partridge) 2002.
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In San Francisco, witch Serena Fredrick (Lonnie Partridge) is murdered in her apartment by an unidentified man. Homicide Inspectors Darryl Morris (Dorian Gregory) and Andy Trudeau investigate her murder. Andy tells Darryl that he suspects that witchcraft is involved, but Darryl dismisses the idea.
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Lonnie Partridge portrayed Serena Fredrick in Unaired Pilot and the series premiere episode "Something Wicca This Way Comes". Career [] Pacific Blue; Charmed; Dead Above Ground; The Garden; External links [] Lonnie Partridge at the Internet Movie Database
Jul 10, 2022 · When Will first goes missing, Hopper suggests that Joyce contact her ex-husband Lonnie (Ross Partridge). It quickly becomes clear that Lonnie is a neglectful and possibly abusive father who...
Jun 22, 2023 · Published Jun 22, 2023. Will and Jonathan's father Lonnie Byers is a mystery on Netflix's Stranger Things, and although he only appears briefly, he changes these characters. Ross Partridge is a...
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Apr 24, 2020 · Lonnie Byers was played by Ross Partridge and appeared in a total of four episodes during season 1 of the Netflix series. Here's what a reunion could mean for the Byers family and how it makes sense with the direction of the plot. Lonnie and Joyce were divorced prior to the events of Stranger Things season 1.
My theory is the opposite of yours lol. I think Joyce moved to Indianapolis. It would be a callback to S1 when Lonnie calls Hawkins a hellhole (it's referenced as Hell again in 3x8) and tells Jonathan that Joyce should move them out to the City. And if you think about it, Joyce really doesn't have anyone left.
