What Really Happened to the Class of '65?

Serie de TV
1977–1978
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What Really Happened to the Class of '65? (1977)

Sam Ashley, graduado en 1965 del instituto Bret Harte, que ahora era profesor en el centro, hizo de narrador describiendo lo que les había ocurrido a sus compañeros de promoción en la década... Leer todoSam Ashley, graduado en 1965 del instituto Bret Harte, que ahora era profesor en el centro, hizo de narrador describiendo lo que les había ocurrido a sus compañeros de promoción en la década transcurrida desde que se graduaron.Sam Ashley, graduado en 1965 del instituto Bret Harte, que ahora era profesor en el centro, hizo de narrador describiendo lo que les había ocurrido a sus compañeros de promoción en la década transcurrida desde que se graduaron.

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This TV series was inspired by the bestselling book by David Wallechinsky and Michael Medved. David Wallechinsky is the son of international celebrated novelist Irving Wallace. Wallechinsky was the original family name from Russia. When David's grandfather, Illya Wallechinsky (aka Alex) immigrated to America at the age of 14, an immigration officer on Ellis Island said, "Illya Wallechinsky? That's not an American name. Your name is now Alex Wallace." David took back the original family name. David and his father, along with David's sister Amy Wallace, collaborated on a number of nonfiction books, including the hugely successful book series The People's Almanac and The Book of Lists.

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Referenced in Saturday Night Live: Art Garfunkel/Stephen Bishop (1978)

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Theme from the Class of '65
Lyrics by Terry Ray and David Fisher
Music by Don Costa
Performed by Venice

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Don Johnson was a guest

My favorite episode was when Don Johnson played a backwoods boy who had been to war, and one of the classmates was a do-gooder Peace Corps type rich girl who had to look inside herself due to the encounters with Don Johnson's character. She is in the Appalchia area, apparently, doing service work. I don't know the name of the episode, though. Can anyone fill in missing info?

This was a great show to me because the class was a little older than I, and I found it very interesting examining these lives ten or so years later. I didn't remember some of your information, so I am going back to check it out again. Dana Plato and Tony Bill? Wow!

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