Family - Disco Queen (2 of 2) Sat. Night Fever's Paul Pape
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Buddy develops a secret social life by sneaking into a disco. Then Buddy's friend drives drunk with Buddy in the car and does nothing when she is mistakenly arrested. Part 1 Here: • Family - Disco Queen (...
Wow. This show was so comforting.
It's really comforting now.
I am finding it very much so now. Have been watching an episode every night for the past few weeks. It's now end of November 2023.
Turns out that Julie, Buddy's supposed dancer friend, wasn't just some dancer. The end credits were cut from this upload so that, unless you recognized Julie, you couldn't know the name of the actress from the credits. However, I happened to be watching a singing segment of the 1981 Tony Awards, and the girl who sang What I Did for Love from the Broadway production of A Chorus Line did an incredible heartfelt rendition that I just had to look her up on Wikipedia. Under her television credits, to my surprise, it stated that she was a guest on the disco episode of Family, which I just started watching this year, and I remembered that episode. So I put two and two together, and that girl is Priscilla Lopez, who was Tony-nominated for her role in the initial (1976) Broadway hit production of A Chorus Line as Diana Morales, whose character is modeled after Priscilla's own real life. Once you see her on stage, it's obviously her: ruclips.net/video/v8aYpxiLheY/видео.html. Of course, then there's IMDB if anyone really wanted to know about the entire cast of this episode.
I thought she looked familiar! I recognize her from Revenge of the Nerds II and Maid in Manhattan.
She was recently on B Positive in season 1.
Hit the switch.!!!😂😂😂😂
Thank you for linking that Tony awards show. I just watched it and my mouth is dropped open... it was incredible! I watched for "Julie," but I stayed for Nell, Angela and Patti. Each better than the last. Thanks again :D
Annie's little boyfriend gave me a creepy vibe, lol. Even at such a young age.
yeh, I didnt like Brock either
That Brock kid has the making of a guy who will force himself on women in the future. Glad Annie shot him down.
Me too. He needed a good slap to put him in his place.
I like how Buddy angrily tells off that girl for getting her in trouble. Buddy is very protective of her parents.
Buddy is FICTION.
Yeah, when she's not slinging around sarcastic comments and pouting because she doesn't get her way.
The scenes with Kate snd creepy little jock Brock were funny. The silence between them and the way Kate stares at him when he says "far out."😂
Also, that guy that was after Buddy in the disco, wasn't he one of John Travoltas buddies in "Saturday Night Fever?"
I think you're right! I thought he looked familiar.
He sure looked like him. Very tall. Was he called Double J or something?
Doug is one incredible attorney! He handles patent law, malpractice, that coastal commission business and now we learn criminal cases.
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Tinha que ser pra manter a família nessa riqueza e padrão, advogado de sucesso com certeza
@@fernandasantiago3 Du solltest wirklich auf englische Kommentare auf englisch antworten.
@@fernandasantiago3 It had to be to keep the family at this wealth and standard, a successful lawyer for sure
@@echt114 You should really reply to English comments in English.
They were the only 2 out in the dance floor w/towels! Stupid! Thank God disco dwindled away. I hated it! This episode had Buddy smart mouthing back at Kate and Doug, as usual, and they just let her go upstairs...I don’t think any 16 yr old goes right upstairs and “starts punishing themselves” as Kate said she’s doing.... And that creepy little boyfriend if Annie’s! Pinning her to the wall!! Future wife beater!! Lol
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Total cringe. I love the show but never understood ppls infatuation w Buddy .
@@JoanCrawfordsghost The word "cringe" is an idiot-identifier.
Disco sux 😂
Thank you for posting! Loved this show back in the day! Hopefully you have more 😂!
Brock looks like Jody Foster lol
hahaha
Great to have such a good Buddy episode. It did bug me that she didn't just leave the disco though when the guy was trying to maul her and she couldn't find her friend. Just get on the bus home, Buddy, and there never would have been a problem.
Love catching up with these episodes. I wasn’t allowed to watch it back then because it was past my bedtime. It was on at 10pm and I was only 12 when this came on.
Where I lived I think it was on at 8 or 9.
Buddy is a mommy and daddy's girl! She gets in trouble. But Buddy confronts Julie for getting her in trouble! Buddy holds Julie accountable for getting her in trouble.
Thank you for another upload! I don’t remember this one so it was nice to see one that was new for me😃
Bottom line don't trust strangers. At the end Buddy got to that girl.
That Brock kid looks like he could be the brother to Vicki (Jill Whelan) on The Love Boat.
I bet John Boy Walton (and his brothers and sisters) wouldn't have talked back to their parents the way Nancy, Willie and Buddy talk back to theirs.
I love how right at the end, Kate and Doug are in bed and discussing Buddy like she's their little treasure. Very sweet. 💓
Buddy is a mommy and daddy's girl! They love Buddy very much!
What a difference 50 years and a couple of wars makes. NOBODY talked back to their parents in the depression/WW 2, they could belt you back then and often did.
They are quite a few episodes where the Walton kids talked back to the parents. There's even one episode where John Walton talked about his dad "Grandpa" not being strict with him and his brother.
@@SlimKeith11 ...I got belted for talking back during the 70's & 80's. 👍🏽💯🤭
Oh i LOVED this show!!!
What was the deal with dancing with towels they all just happened to have? Did people really dance like that?
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hahaha I don't remember that and I lived through the 70s. Maybe in some workout studios they did, not sure but that wasn't in Saturday Night Fever and that's the kind of disco movies.
"I'll see you in the funny papers" is something I keep hearing only in episodes of Family. Also "Mooning around someone a lot too. I get the mooning thing but not the funny papers.
Lopez was trying to get her spot in televisio after her glorious run in A Chorus Line, originating the part of Diana Morales. God bless her as our generation dims.
How ironic some adults act like children many times
Ted Ozdowski _ I know. Can’t get away with that today.
Many of the disco moves they did here, we just never did in Philly.
You didn't do The Dish Towel or The Mug Shot!?
What's philly?
It was hard to watch the dancing scenes w/ buddy 😂.
Love the detail message
That second plot involving Annie was so unrealistic. I get the boy was supposed to be some sort of operator but I have difficulty believing a grade six boy would be so sexually aggressive, and since when are grade six kids "in training" for football and already acting like they are in the NFL? Also, a young girl who speaks like a pompous university professor would not be pursuing a boyfriend, especially a jock boyfriend. . Not sure why Doug and Kate and Willie would leave Annie so completely unsupervised with that boy either, especially when Annie was so emphatic that she had to have a boyfriend immediately. Talk about a parenting red flag! The writing has deteriorated since the addition of the Annie character.
That Brock kid was to advance for Annie.
I am surprised that not many have said anything about Brock. That kid was so damn creepy as hell. It was very bad for the way he tried to push Annie to make out with him. The sad thing is that Annie really liked Brock and had feelings for him. But Brock only looked at Annie as a conquest to brag to his friends about.
It was great when Annie went to Willie, and he told her that she should NOT feel pressured into doing something she didn't want to do because of peer pressure. At first, Annie decides to give in. But, after some thought, she decides to not give in to peer pressure by dumping Brock. And rubbing salt in the wound by telling him that she hated contact sports. OUCH!!!
The episode was pretty much about giving in to peer pressure and not giving in to peer pressure. Buddy gave into peer pressure by going clubbing with Julie when she knew that her parents would disapprove and wanted her home instead. And that escalated into more problems for Buddy.
Meanwhile, Annie decided to do what she felt was right for herself by resisting peer pressure by, instead of making out with Brock as she knew it would impress their friends, she decides to do what she felt was right and dumps the boy instead.
Hard to believe how laid back the cops used to be. Back in the day they'd just take you home instead of jail.
So true. The officers, in the small town where I was raised, would pull us over, then follow us home to make sure we arrived safely.
If the kid is a minor they take them home. It was the same on Home Improvement when Brad got into trouble. I think Ben got brought home by the cops on Growing Pains. Didn't Simon or Mary get brought home by the cops on 7th Heaven.
@Joyce Pino IDk about that but they took me home a few times and I appreciated it.
hahaha. Yeah they all had a nice little chat. I'm surprised they didn't offer him cookies and a cup of coffee.
l was 17 when l started in 'The Club'. Lovafair in Vancouver was a Quasi PUNK place, like the Vogue in Seattle. l was WAAAY TOO YOUNG! Rebellious, and STUPID! Got into too much trouble! Wish l could change it! GOOD FOR THE LAURENCES' This is a good show!!
Great episode!
Dork-a-matic!
Great episode.
4:43 Is this guy name, Paul Pape ? My first time seeing him acting and his name was in the FPS game called, BLACK, that made by Criterion Games! Wow
Great show..
How did Kristy get to places for her scenes? I t ad she drove a golf cart!
Buddy SO needed to STFU. She was lucky the police office recognized her dad from court and let her off easy. Regular folk don't get that kind of treatment. Other girls would have been booked and fingerprinted; if not prosecuted. Somebody got off damn lucky!
Please, context is everything, this was the late 70s when a cop might catch you driving drunk and take you home, sometimes they would even tell you drive and they would "follow behind you to make sure you got home safely". In the 70s, Pasadena was like a small town, life was a lot different.
She was neither drunk nor driving.
These kids do not honour their father and mother. They have no respect.
@printerudell3604: What a lying load of bs. The Lawrences love each other dearly. What you have is authoritarian complex that hopefully gets beaten out of you one day.
Looks like both Buddy and Annie bit off more than they could chew in this episode, both are not yet ready for the level of adulthood it took to do what they were doing here, Buddy was too young to go to a disco and drink though her dancing was pretty good. And Annie was simply too young to make out with a boy and I wonder if he was expecting more than kissing. She's only 11 and I doubt he's more than 12. She ought to have given him a punch in the snozz.
Watching Buddy dance 'disco' is cringe . Love the show but pushing this disco stuff on her . Blech.
In real life Kristy and her brother Jimmy use to go to Studio 54 along with Brooke Shields, Tatum O'Neal etc...
@@hoagie1978 yea I’ve seen pics. Doesn’t mean they were ‘regulars’ . Still makes me cringe. 😬. It was entertaining tho. I do love this show.
Disco is cringe
Joan Crawford is 'cringe'
@@zyante1 Use of the term "cringe" is an idiot-identifier.
Huddy made me sick on this episode. Really ever since season 1 . She was too grown for her own good
Plenty of teens test their limits, Buddy wouldn't be the first or last.
I agree, had no problem being grown up until the poo hit the fan, then she wanted to be the child not responsible for the actions of those naughty grown ups
@@XxowendanxX
EXACTLY!!! Thank you for stating the obvious...It’s all part of growing up.
@@impoppypanda kids long to grow up fast so as to enjoy the privileges of being older like being able to do what you want and having some level of independence. Having and spending their own money. But when it comes to the responsibilities of being older and being held accountable for their actions, not so much.
@@amberlinmchugh8115 that drunken irresponsible piece of trash b i itch at the disco threw Buddy under the bus. She didn't expect that but she handled it well. Those people at the disco were a bunch of reprobates and she did a good job dealing with it, having had almost no experience with slime like that.
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THEY RAISED GREAT CHILDREN WHO ARE MORE GROWN UP THEN THEY EVER IMAGINED. I'M GLAD THEY TRUST. THEM... FINALLY, BUT WHY ALL THE FLACK? NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR THAT CRAP.