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@ThatsClassicTV Wait a second as I recall when Rebecca Schaeffer died My Sister Sam was already cancelled and off the air by May of 1988. She was murdered July of 1989 which was just over a year later. So if she didn't show up to work as Jeremy Miller says it must have been for another project or show? I know she was supposed to be in The God Father part III.
I did two episodes of Growing Pains, and Jeremy and I became great friends. I spent lots of time at his house and on set. This interview is great. Lots of smiles, and I’m glad to see him doing so well!
Thank you so much and it is very cool that you worked in two episodes of Growing Pains as well. Totally envious. Jeremy is a great guy and I truly wish him the best.
Thanks John, really enjoyed hearing Jeremys story.. So interesting how all those celebrity kids knew each other and hung out together.... Appreciated Jeremy sharing about his struggle with alcohol and being upfront and real... Great interview!!
Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I was pretty surprised to hear about all the kids from different tv shows hanging together as well. Pretty crazy! Jeremy really didn’t hold back on his struggle and hopefully influences others to quit👍
Fantastic interview. Jeremy is the coolest! The Danica & Make a Wish story were both incredible. Have listened to several of the interviews & I love That's Classic! Thank you for doing this!
My pleasure, glad you are enjoying my channel. Interviewing Jeremy took me right back to that time. Loved it! Enjoy the other interviews, more to come…
Great interview John. "Growing Pains" was one of my favorite shows in the 80"s and early 90's. "Ben" was always my favorite character. Jeremy and I are the same age, just days apart actually. He was born on October 21, 1976 and I was born on October 27, 1976. So I really identified with "Ben". The relationship "Ben" had with "Maggie" reminded me of the relationship I had with my mother too. "Maggie" even called "Ben" pumpkin sometimes, which is what my mother called me. Jeremy mentioned the episode where "Ben" and "Mike" go looking for paste, that's always been one of my favorite episodes too. These interviews bring back some nice memories. Thank you John.
My favorite Ben episode is the Meet the Seavers episode it's so creative and brilliant. My favorite part in the episode is when the set guy carries Ben over his shoulder. The set guy picks Ben up and carries him over his shoulder into the set in front of the audience and puts him down behind like a silhouette screen. It's so great!
I've watched a lot of your interviews but this one is one of the best. I didn't know much about Jeremy Miller and I really enjoyed the interview and the information that Jeremy shared. Learned a lot as always! Your channel is kind of addicting!
Thank you, I am glad you are enjoying the interviews as much I like doing them. Jeremy was very intriguing and took me right back to that time. Loved it!
The episode where Mike and Ben went out searching for paste for Ben's school project was a big favorite of mine. I also really loved the episode where Chrissy was allowed to stay up late so she could see how boring it was, only to have a series of unusual events make it seem like there was a non-stop party every night after her bedtime.
John, John, John (My Brady Bunch reference with your name) You have the most amazing interviews with the best actors and shows when I was growing up or was a young adult. I was 20 when Growing Pains premiered and of course I watched it and have a few seasons on DVD. I spent a lot of time during my childhood watching these classic 70's, 80's and even 90's shows. And even now I watch the reruns. I LOVE your channel. Keep it going!
I love the Brady Bunch reference (one of my favorite shows)! 😂 I am thrilled my show brings back those fond memories, I feel the same way,l love that time😀Thanks again for your support!
Not poking holes in Jeremy Miller's personal story, but My Sister Sam was cancelled in 1988 and the Rebecca Shaffer thing happened over a year later, in 1989. Now, it's likely since he was so young he just has the timeline wrong or the facts confused, but I don't think it was a matter of her not showing up for set. With that said, huge respect for Mr. Miller whose work I really liked on Growing Pains, so in no way do I want to sound like I'm trashing him with this comment. The fact remains she was a friend of his and I respect that.
@ThatsClassicTV Oh I agree and this was a fantastic interview. Kind of sad though that when I was watching it there's the reference to the Sandy drunk driving episode, and hours later we get the news Matthew Perry died. In any event, love your channel and interviews and I'm browsing through to see more! You have great insights and knowledge that is impressive..
Would’ve liked to hear about his other co star Andrew Koenig who played Boner. How he felt about the whole situation and how was he on set and to work with. Thanks for sharing.😊
I enjoyed this interview with Jeremy but I must admit I didn't like his character on Growing Pains. The writers made his character sarcastic and disrespectful. I much prefer him as his authentic self. Great to hear he conquered his addiction and was sad to hear about him losing his money.
I can see how you might feel that way about his character. He has definitely been through a lot in his life and seems thankful to be who he has become. Glad you enjoyed the interview😀
Thank you for watching my channel! If you enjoyed this video, please SUBSCRIBE and HIT THE NOTIFICATION BELL to my channel. I have fun talking about television from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s television shows and often with the stars of the shows..
@ThatsClassicTV Wait a second as I recall when Rebecca Schaeffer died My Sister Sam was already cancelled and off the air by May of 1988. She was murdered July of 1989 which was just over a year later. So if she didn't show up to work as Jeremy Miller says it must have been for another project or show? I know she was supposed to be in The God Father part III.
@@SuperMarioBrosIII Very interesting, I hear you.
I did two episodes of Growing Pains, and Jeremy and I became great friends. I spent lots of time at his house and on set. This interview is great. Lots of smiles, and I’m glad to see him doing so well!
Thank you so much and it is very cool that you worked in two episodes of Growing Pains as well. Totally envious. Jeremy is a great guy and I truly wish him the best.
John, I love watching That’s classic! I love watching the different actors. That’s classic. Love it! Thank you, Lisa
Thanks Lisa! Great to hear. That’s Classic! definitely comes from a place of passion and fun so that makes me happy to hear😀
What a joy to see Jeremy and hear his fun stories. Thank you for sharing your life Jeremy.
I know it definitely took me back to that time😀
Great interview. Growing Pains was one of my favorite shows growing up.
Thanks, it was always one of my favorite shows as well😀A lot of fun going back to that time with Jeremy.
Thanks John, really enjoyed hearing Jeremys story..
So interesting how all those celebrity kids knew each other and hung out together....
Appreciated Jeremy sharing about his struggle with alcohol and being upfront and real...
Great interview!!
Glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, I was pretty surprised to hear about all the kids from different tv shows hanging together as well. Pretty crazy! Jeremy really didn’t hold back on his struggle and hopefully influences others to quit👍
Fantastic interview. Jeremy is the coolest! The Danica & Make a Wish story were both incredible. Have listened to several of the interviews & I love That's Classic! Thank you for doing this!
My pleasure, glad you are enjoying my channel. Interviewing Jeremy took me right back to that time. Loved it! Enjoy the other interviews, more to come…
Great interview John. "Growing Pains" was one of my favorite shows in the 80"s and early 90's. "Ben" was always my favorite character. Jeremy and I are the same age, just days apart actually. He was born on October 21, 1976 and I was born on October 27, 1976. So I really identified with "Ben". The relationship "Ben" had with "Maggie" reminded me of the relationship I had with my mother too. "Maggie" even called "Ben" pumpkin sometimes, which is what my mother called me. Jeremy mentioned the episode where "Ben" and "Mike" go looking for paste, that's always been one of my favorite episodes too. These interviews bring back some nice memories. Thank you John.
Truly glad it brought you a smile and some great memories. That’s cool you guys were going through similar things as a kid too. 😀
Another awesome interview. These are like drugs hits of pure nostalgia.
Nothing like bringing back great memories😀
Such a great interview. It brought back many fond memories of a wonderful show.
Love hearing that Bernice😀I felt the same way when I was doing the interview!
My favorite Ben episode is the Meet the Seavers episode it's so creative and brilliant. My favorite part in the episode is when the set guy carries Ben over his shoulder. The set guy picks Ben up and carries him over his shoulder into the set in front of the audience and puts him down behind like a silhouette screen. It's so great!
WOW great memories of the show! Glad you enjoyed the interview as well😀
@@ThatsClassicTV have you seen that episode?
@@jamesm6862 Honestly James, I am not sure, maybe Meet the Seavers.
This is a great interview! I met Jeremy at an autograph show several years ago and he was super nice!
Thanks Martha! I have met him as well and completely agree 😀
I've watched a lot of your interviews but this one is one of the best. I didn't know much about Jeremy Miller and I really enjoyed the interview and the information that Jeremy shared. Learned a lot as always! Your channel is kind of addicting!
Thank you, I am glad you are enjoying the interviews as much I like doing them. Jeremy was very intriguing and took me right back to that time. Loved it!
The episode where Mike and Ben went out searching for paste for Ben's school project was a big favorite of mine. I also really loved the episode where Chrissy was allowed to stay up late so she could see how boring it was, only to have a series of unusual events make it seem like there was a non-stop party every night after her bedtime.
Great memories Oliver😀
I respect his honesty about how he felt that they brought in leo
I hear you, just saw Jeremy as a matter of fact today and he really just says it like it is. Very cool
I spoke with Jeremy he is a nice dude he said re watching growing pains is like watching home videos
Very cool to hear😀
John, John, John (My Brady Bunch reference with your name) You have the most amazing interviews with the best actors and shows when I was growing up or was a young adult. I was 20 when Growing Pains premiered and of course I watched it and have a few seasons on DVD. I spent a lot of time during my childhood watching these classic 70's, 80's and even 90's shows. And even now I watch the reruns. I LOVE your channel. Keep it going!
I love the Brady Bunch reference (one of my favorite shows)! 😂 I am thrilled my show brings back those fond memories, I feel the same way,l love that time😀Thanks again for your support!
Terrific interview! I really enjoyed this!
Thank you and happy you enjoyed the interview! Jeremy is terrific!
Great interview ❤
Appreciate it, loved talking with JEREMY!
Jeremy was my favorite by far in Growing Pains. So HOT!!
Jeremy was definitely the most under rated character on Growing Pains and so funny😀
i remember he had a best friend on the show,,,,, stinky sullivan
Good memories!
big fan of that show and really appreciate your efforts Another great show was Falcon Crest.. especially Billy Moses
Thanks Kathy! Appreciate your support😀Will put Billy on my potential list.
@@ThatsClassicTV Awesome!
Not poking holes in Jeremy Miller's personal story, but My Sister Sam was cancelled in 1988 and the Rebecca Shaffer thing happened over a year later, in 1989. Now, it's likely since he was so young he just has the timeline wrong or the facts confused, but I don't think it was a matter of her not showing up for set. With that said, huge respect for Mr. Miller whose work I really liked on Growing Pains, so in no way do I want to sound like I'm trashing him with this comment. The fact remains she was a friend of his and I respect that.
No problem, it was a long time ago so dates can be off, he’s human😀
@ThatsClassicTV Oh I agree and this was a fantastic interview. Kind of sad though that when I was watching it there's the reference to the Sandy drunk driving episode, and hours later we get the news Matthew Perry died. In any event, love your channel and interviews and I'm browsing through to see more! You have great insights and knowledge that is impressive..
@@thecraigbyrne Very sad about Matthew Perry, that hurts a lot. Enjoy the interviews, so many truly amazing stories.
Jeremy was great in the show. My fav episode was Ben's first kiss. As a cook i was shocked to see him go in this direction but cook on Jeremy
I thought Jeremy was great on the show as well. It is pretty wild he became a Chef but he seems passionate about it. Glad you enjoyed the interview!
Very cool
Jeremy is so honest and forthcoming, enjoy!
Would’ve liked to hear about his other co star Andrew Koenig who played Boner. How he felt about the whole situation and how was he on set and to work with. Thanks for sharing.😊
There is always something missed, glad you enjoyed the interview!
Wow rob is your friend 😊
Great guy! Hope you enjoyed the interview!
How did you get Jeremy miller
@@bradybowden7590 I am in the industry.
Interveiw!
Love the enthusiasm, hope you enjoyed it😀
@@ThatsClassicTV meant to put thatis a great interveiw
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I don't remember that show.
Well believe me there are shows I never saw as well😀
that kirk cameron love him jesus and god
I enjoyed this interview with Jeremy but I must admit I didn't like his character on Growing Pains. The writers made his character sarcastic and disrespectful. I much prefer him as his authentic self. Great to hear he conquered his addiction and was sad to hear about him losing his money.
I can see how you might feel that way about his character. He has definitely been through a lot in his life and seems thankful to be who he has become. Glad you enjoyed the interview😀