Holiday Break

 

Kids From Fame is taking a annual holiday break. 

We will return with new posts on 1st October.

Go Softly Into Morning Promo

 

Go Softly Into Morning Promo

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Love Kittens Go To High School Promo

 

Love Kittens Go To High School Promo

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Fame and Fortune Promo

 

Fame and Fortune Promo

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Kids From Fame Hit Machine Poster Magazine 1983

 

Ebay of the Week

 

This week Love is the Question script from Season 2.

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All I Want For Christmas Promo

 

All I Want For Christmas Promo

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Billy Hufsey Zing Magazine 1986 The Hunk of Fame

 

BBC Press Release and Newspaper Article For the Start of the Series Being Broadcast in U.K. 1982 - Fame Publicity Material

 

Mister Wacky's World Promo

 

Mister Wacky's World Promo

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Carlo Imperato Titbits 1984

 

Cleo's Shot - Scene of the Week

 

Cleo's Shot.

A Different Drummer Promo

 

A Different Drummer Promo

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Quote of the Week - Ann Nelson

 

Hold That Baby Promo

Hold That Baby Promo 

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All Talking, All Singing, All Dancing Promo

 

All Talking, All Singing, All Dancing Promo

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Janet Jackson Come Back To Me

 

Release Date: 15th January 1990 (U.K.), 18th June 1990 (U.S.) 

Label: Breakout A&M Records

Catalogue Numbers: UK 7" USA681, UK7" Box USAB681, UK12" USAT681, UK Remix 12"  USAF681,   UK12" Calendar USAD681, UKCD USACD681 , UKCassette  USAMC681,  U.S7" AM1475, U.S12" 75021 23451, U.SCD 75021 79392 , U.SCassette 75021  14754

Written By  James Harris III, Terry Lewis, Janet Jackson

Produced By James Harris III, Terry Lewis, Janet Jackson

Formats: 7inch, 7inch Box Set, 12inch & 12inch Remix, 12inch Calendar, Cassette Single, CD Single

Albums: Rhythm Nation 1814, Design of a Decade, Number Ones

B Side:  Mixes, Alright Mixes, The Skin Game

Certification:  Platinum  in U.S., Gold in Canada 

Judgment Day Promo

 

Judgment Day Promo

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Fame Time Line September 1982

1st September 1982

Filming on Season 2 Episode 6 "Beginnings" commenced; continuing through to 10th September 1982.

 2nd September 1982

"A Special Place" first broadcast in U.K.

3rd September 1982

Michael Thomas who played drama teacher Greg Crandall during the First Season of Fame died of cancer.

5th September 1982

Fame TV Series first broadcast in Sweden with "Metamorphosis".

 

8th September 1982

"A Big Finish" first broadcast in U.K.

 13th September 1982

Filming on Season 2 Episode 7 "Solo Song" commenced; continuing through to 21st September 1982.

15th September 1982

"Reunions" first broadcast in U.K.

 

19th September 1982

Debbie Allen attends the 34th Primetime Emmy Awards, Pasadena Civic Auditorium, Pasadena, CA.

Fame Wins 5 Emmys:

Outstanding Art Direction - Series (for "Tomorrow's Farewell")

Outstanding Cinematography - Series (for "Alone in a Crowd")

Outstanding Choreography (for "Come One, Come All")

Outstanding Directing - Drama Series (for "To Soar and Never Falter")

Outstanding Special Class Individual Achievement (for "The Strike")

22nd September 1982

Filming on Season 2 Episode 8 "Winners" commenced; continuing through to 30th September 1982.

 Also "Come One Come All" first broadcast in U.K.

29th September 1982

"The Crazies" first broadcast in U.K.

30th September 1982

"And the Winner Is" first broadcast in U.S.A.

Ebay of the Week

 

This week Gonna Learn How To Fly Script from season 3.

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