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Quote of the Week - Graham Jarvis

 

Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore - Inside Fame Extract

 

Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore - Broadcast Dates

 

Original  air date in U.S.A.  11th  May 1987

Original air date  in the U.K.  The Children's Channel  Broadcast Early 1993 

Original air date in Italy 27th January 1989   

Original air date  in France 31st March 1996   

Quote of the Week - Elisa Heinsohn

 

Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore - Episode of the Month

 

Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore from season 6 is the Episode of the month.

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Night Moves - Bob Seger

"Night Moves" comes from the season 6 episode "Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore" where it was performed by Jesse Borrego.

The original is written and performed by Bob Seger and comes from his 1976 album of the same name. It was also released as a single and reached Number 4 on the Billboard Singles Chart.

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Quote of the Week - Carlo Imperato

 

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Night Moves - Jesse Borrego

"Night Moves" is written by Bob Seger and is performed by Jesse Borrego in the Season 6 episode "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore".

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I Was A Little Too Tall, Could've Used A Few Pounds,

Tight Pants, Points, Hardly Renowned.

She Was A Black-Haired Beauty With Big Dark Eyes,

And Points All Her Own, Sittin' Way Up High

Way Up Firm And High.

Out Past The Cornfields Where The Woods Got Heavy,

Out In The Back Seat Of My '60s Chevy.

Workin' On Mysteries Without Any Clues,

 

Workin' On Our Night Moves.

Tryin' To Make Some Front Page Drive-In News.

Workin' On Our Night Moves

In The Summertime (Mmm)

In The Sweet Summertime.

 

We Weren't In Love, Oh No Far From It,

We Weren't Searchin’ For Some Pie In The Sky Summit.

We Were Just Young And Restless And Bored,

Living By The Sword.

And We'd Steal Away Every Chance We Could,

To The Backroom, Allies, Or The Trusty Woods.

I Used Her, She Used Me, But Neither One Cared,

We Were Gettin' Our Share.

 

 

Workin' On Our Night Moves.

 Tryin' To Loose The Awkward Teenage Blues.

 Workin' On Our Night Moves

.In The Summertime (Mmm)

 And The Sweet Summertime, Summertime.

 

 

And Oh The Wonder,

We Felt The Lightning.

And We Waited On The Thunder,

Waited On The Thunder.

 

I Woke Last night to the sound of thunder,

How Far Off I Sat And Wondered.

Started Humming A Song From 1962,

Ain't It Funny How The Night Moves

When You Just Don't Seem To Have As Much To Lose.

Strange How The Night Moves,

Autumn’s Closin' In.

 

Night Moves.

Night Moves

Night Moves yeah

Night Moves.

Night Moves Oh

Night Moves.

Night Moves yeah

Night Moves.

Night Moves oh

I Remember, I Remember, I Remember When, I Remember Those,

Night Moves.

Quote of the Week - Jesse Borrego

 

You Can Really Do It - Kids From Fame

"You Can Really Do It" comes from the season 6 episode "Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore", written by Peter R Melnick and Pat Pattison, it is performed by Jesse Borrego, Elisa Heinsohn, Michael Cerveris, Olivia Barash and Robert Romanus.

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"You're a First Class Lady And You Ought To Know,

That Everyone Can see It. 

(You Can  Really Really Do It).

You Got that Style And It Really Shows,

No Keeping It A Secret.

(Not That You Can.).

Just Trying To Tell You, That You're The Best.

All You Need Is Some Confidence.

You Can Really Do It 

(You can Really Really Do It)

Deep Inside You Can

(You Gotta Do It, You Can)

Now The Bigger View Is,

It's Time You Finally Knew It

You Can Really Do It.

You're A Top Notch Gal,

You're A Top Notch Talent, And You Ought To Know,

You're Taking A Position.

(You can Really Really Do It)

You Could Run The City With A Simple Smile,

You Make Us Sit Up And Listen.

(Yes, You Can).

Just Trying To Tell You, That You're The Best.

All You Need Is Some Confidence.

You Can Really Do It 

(You Can Really Really Do It)

Deep Inside You Can

(You Know You Can)

Now The Bigger View Is,

It's Time You Finally Knew It

You Can Really Do It.

You Bowl Me Over When You look My Way,

It's A Natural Reaction.

(You can Really Do It)

You've Got Something Special That Will Never Change,

A Permanent Attraction.

It's Finally Time You Started Stepping Out,

Now's The Time To Put Away Your Doubts. 

You Can Really Do It 

(You Can Really Really Do It)

Deep Inside You Can

(You Know You Can)

Now Your Bigger View Is,

It's Time You Finally Knew It

You Got To Really Do It.

You Can Really Do It 

(You Can Really Really Do It)

Deep Inside You Can

(You Know You Can)

Now The Bigger View Is,

It's Time You Finally Knew It

You Got To  Really Do It.

You Can Really Do It."

Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore Production Credits

 

Executive Producer:   Harry and Renee Longstreet

Supervising  Producer:  Christopher Seiter

Producers: Ira Steven Behr

                       : Michael McGreevey

Consulting Producer: David De Silva

Creator: Christopher Gore

Writer: Harry and Renee Longstreet

Director: Harry Longstreet

Co Producer: Denny Salvaryn

Executive Story Consultant: Susan Goldberg

Story Editors: Hans Beimler

                     : Richard Manning

Associate Producer: Frank Merwald

                               : Karina Friend

Choreography: Jaime Rogers

Assistant Choreographer: Tony B. White

Director of Photography: Robert F. Sparks

Production Designer: Ira Diamond

Editor: Jim McElroy & David Todd Davies

Unit Production Manager: Denny Salvaryn

First Assistant Director: Robert Rooy

Second Assistant Director: Nancy Henkle

Producer’s Coordinator: Robert Caplain

Post Production Supervisor: Bruce A. Pobjoy

Set Director: Sam Gross

Costume designer: Nanrose Buchman

Property Master:  John Kilma

Hair Stylist: Mari Bloom

Make Up: Rod Wilson 

Script Supervisor: Patricia Tooke

Sound: Don Sharpless

Production Coordinator: Jessica Griffin

Sound Editor: Harry M. Cheney

Online Editor: Joe Bella

Rerecording Mixer: Fred Tator C.A.S

Music Editor: Lesley Allison Whitfield

Music Producer: Gary Scott

Music Supervisor: Harry V. Lojewski

Supervising Music Consultant: Maureen Crowe

Score: John Debney

Fame Theme: Michael Gore

                     : Dean Pitchford

Music Coordinator: Thomas Siegel

Casting: Meg Liberman Casting

             : Irene  Cagen

Original Casting: Mary Goldberg (New York)

                          :Linda Francis (Los Angeles)

Capezio Dancewear provided by: Ballet Makers Inc

Promotional Consideration by: Casio – EMI Division

                                                                   : Fender Musical Instruments

                                                                   : Roland Corporation

                                                                   : Tandy Corporation / Radio Shack

                                                                   : Schafer and Sons, Pianos & Organs

                                                                   : Selmar Musical Instruments

National Advertising Sales:    Lexington Broadcast Service

Post Production Facility: Complete Post Inc

Executive in Charge of Production: Christopher Seitz          

Produced by M.G.M

In association with: RAI Radiotelevisione Italiana TV2

Lead Man: Kenneth Milfred

Sound Mixer: Michael Stone

Colorist: Trent Johnson

Keyboards: Michael Wetherwax

Camera Operator: Gary Glouner

Dancers:

Randy Allaire

Bubba Carr

Shaun Earl

Ken Molina

Janine Olandt

Lisa Ratzin

Nicole Romine

Elsie Sniffen

Quote of the Week - Ann Nelson

 

The Girls Start a Band - Scene of the Week

 

The Girls Start a Band 

Caryn Ward

 

Caryn Ward was born on 15th August 1980 in Los Angeles and was 5 years old when she got the part of Tina Johnson on "Fame". In 1985 and 1986 She appeared in 4 episodes in the 5th and 6th Seasons playing Leroy's Niece.

Caryn also appeared in Webster, Paradise and Family Matters. From 1990 to 1991, she co-starred in the short-lived CBS sitcom You Take the Kids.

Studying at Howard University Caryn has a degree in Psychology. She also studied dance with the Alvin Ainley American dance theater in New York.

Having taken a break from acting for most of the 90s Caryn began appearing in episodes of Friends, Strong Medicine, The Shield, and Lincoln Heights. In 2004, she made her movie debut appearing in an supporting role in the thriller Motives.

Other featuring films, including Boss'n Up (2005), Traci Townsend (2006), and N-Secure (2009). From 2006 to 2015, she had a recurring role in the comedy series, The Game.

Caryn starred in and produced films The Affair (2014) and Zodiac Sign (2015). She starred in the short-lived  TV sitcom Grown Folks in 2017.

In 2018, she received Indie Series Awards nomination for her performance in the Victoria Rowell comedy series The Rich and the Ruthless. She also created alongside her husband Craig Ross Jr the drama series Monogamy.

She now goes by the name of Caryn Ward Ross and currently stars in the TV series Mind Your Business.

Lou Mackie Remembers Nicole - Scene of the Week

 

Lou Mackie Remembers Nicole

Reggie and Maxie Clash Over the School Paper - Scene of the Week

 

Reggie and Maxie Clash Over the School Paper

Fame Cast featurette Christmas 1986

Entertainment tonight feature on Fame behind the scenes of season 6 at Christmas 1986 featuring brief interviews with Jesse Borrego, Hilly Hufsey and Gene Anthony Ray.

Santa Arrives - Scene of the Week

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