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Título original: Diff'rent Strokes

Série de TV
1978–1986
Livre
30 min

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Criação
- Jeff Harris
- Bernie Kukoff
Artistas

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6,7/10

13 mil

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2.197

349

Criação
- Jeff Harris
- Bernie Kukoff
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Prêmios
- 2 vitórias e 33 indicações no total

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Curiosidades
During the sixth season, Dana Plato was written out of the series when she became pregnant. The producers felt that Plato's real life pregnancy could not be written into the series as it would be out of character for Kimberly Drummond to become pregnant. In the fifth season episode "Coming of Age", Kimberly decides to study abroad in Paris, France. After giving birth to her son Tyler in July 1984, Plato returned as a guest star until the series' end.

Citações
[Willis has just learned his close friend has died in an auto accident]
Willis Jackson: Oh no...
[pause]
Willis Jackson: [crying] Oh no...
[Willis hangs up the phone and cries]
Willis Jackson: Look at me. Crying just like a kid.
Philip Drummond: No. Crying just like a man.

Versões alternativas
Two hour-long episodes on the first season DVD are presented in their edited, two-part syndicated versions.

Conexões
Edited into Tupac: Resurrection (2003)

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25th Anniversary--What You Talkin' About?

It's hard to believe, but 2003 marks 25 years since Gary Coleman asked Willis what he was talking about.

Norman Lear, who broke a lot of ground heretofore with All in the Family, Maude, The Jeffersons, and Good Times, continued his magic touch with Diff'rent Strokes. A 25th anniversary marathon on any given television station would be a great way to remember this show, notwithstanding that Miss Dana Plato is no longer of this earth.

This show made Gary Coleman Gary Coleman, and he truly made the show what it was.