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| Bailey Salinger Charlie Salinger Julia Salinger Claudia Salinger Sarah Reeves-Merrin [601-603] Kirsten Bennett Will Bradley McCorkle [604 ...] Daphne Jablonsky Griffin Holbrook |
Scott Wolf Matthew Fox Neve Campbell Lacey Chabert Jennifer Love Hewitt Paula Michelle Devicq Scott Grimes Jennifer Aspen Jeremy London |
DOB: 06/04/68 DOB: 07/14/66 DOB: 10/03/73 DOB: 09/30/82 DOB: 02/21/79 DOB: 07/07/65 DOB: 07/09/71 DOB: 10/09/73 DOB: 11/07/72 |
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Air Date |
Uplink Date |
Master Date |
Prod Num |
Title |
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| 119 | PF-601 | 10/05/99 | 10/04/99 | [unknown] | [170611] | don't let go |
| The sixth season
opens with a snafu involving the site for the wedding of Charlie
and Kirsten, which throws planner (and control-freak) Bailey
into overdrive. And Sarah, who declined Bailey's proposal-for
now-can't say or do anything that doesn't get a snappish response
from him. Meanwhile, a modicum of support comes from Kirsten's
parents, with her mother playing peacemaker as her father does
little to mask his disapproval of the event. In another plotline,
Claudia finds Cody kissing someone else.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Cody: Chad Todhunter.
Ellie Bennett: Kathleen Noone.
Gene Bennett: Nicholas Pryor.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
Bird Guy: Charles Hutchins.
Prospective Minister: Charles C. Stevenson, Jr..
Minister: Debi Parker.
Security Guy: Neil Barton. |
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| 120 | PF-602 | 10/12/99 | 10/11/99 | 9/16/99 | [170612] | naked |
| Julia hits a writer's block;
Claudia gets support in rejecting Cody; Kirsten and Charlie can't
compete with their neighbors' passion; Bailey balks at sharing his
feelings with Sarah.
Cody: Chad Todhunter.
[unknown]: Don McManus.
Isabelle: Mia Wesley.
Alexa: Maggie Lawson.
Cameron Welcott: Andrew Levitas.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
Workshop leader: Bob Morrisey.
Mr. Trimble: Whitney Rydbeck.
Mr. Burbeck: Frantz Turner.
Anders: Gabriel Jarret.
Waiter: Rene Mujica.
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| 121 | PF-603 | 10/19/99 | 10/18/99 | 9/23/99 | [170613] | bye, bye, love |
| Sarah meets with a former
friend of her mom; Claudia's new clique is criticized on-line;
Julia looks for her present in her parents' past;
Daphne interviews for a job with Kirsten.
Cameron Welcott: Andrew Levitas.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
Rhiannon Marcus: Jodie Sweetin.
Derek: Matthew Morgan Scott. |
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| 122 | PF-604 | 10/26/99 | 10/25/99 | 10/14/99 | 170614 | wrestler demons |
| Bailey accompanies
wrestling-intern Will on a job; Julia hears romantic rumors about
herself and Evan; Kirsten and Charlie visit a fertility doctor;
Owen and Victor haunt the house.
Victor: Wilson Cruz.
Alexa: Maggie Lawson.
Cameron Welcott: Andrew Levitas
Isabelle: Mia Wesley.
[unknown]: Tyler Mane.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
Nancy: Susan Savage.
Isis: Angela Garrott.
Alice: Hope Levy.
ER Doctor: Yash Dhillon.
Secretary: Janette Lane Bradbury.
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| 123 | PF-605 | 11/02/99 | 11/01/99 | 10/22/99 | [170615] | the shortest distance |
| Cameron's covert kisses confuse
Claudia; Evan becomes more mindful of Julia; fertility dictates life
for Charlie and Kirsten; Griffin and Will accompany Bailey on a drive
to New York.
Victor: Wilson Cruz.
Alexa: Maggie Lawson.
Cameron Welcott: Andrew Levitas
Evan: Kyle Secor. |
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| 124 | PF-606 | 11/09/99 | 11/08/99 | 10/28/99 | [170616] | too close |
| Troubled Myra turns to
Charlie instead of he oblivious mother; Julia wants to introduce
Evan to the family; Bailey meets a woman in a bar.
Victor: Wilson Cruz.
Alexa: Maggie Lawson.
Cameron Welcott: Andrew Levitas
Myra: Lauren Ambrose.
Tracy: Farrah Forke.
[unknown]: Don McManus.
[unknown]: Jenny O'Hara.
[unknown]: Barbara Eve Harris.
Derek: Matthew Morgan Scott.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
Joy: Tanya Linette Smith.
hotel bar waitress: Susan Vee.
officer: Tim Cunningham.
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| 125 | PF-607 | 11/16/99 | 11/15/99 | 11/03/99 | 170617 | we gather together |
| Charlie is offered a chance to
resign-quietly; Julia meets Evan's son, and encourages Claudia to
report Derek; Bailey gives Tracy a Thanksgiving meal.
Victor: Wilson Cruz.
Alexa: Maggie Lawson.
Myra: Lauren Ambrose.
Tracy: Farrah Forke.
[Brian]: Paul Messinger.
Derek: Matthew Morgan Scott.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
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| 126 | PF-608 | 11/30/99 | 11/29/99 | 11/11/99 | [170618] | fate, hope & charity |
| Julia reacts to Evan's
lack of reaction to Brian's kiss; tequila loosens Claudia's
tongue at homecoming; Bailey believes it's fate when a woman
rings his bell; Daphne and Griffin have an accident.
Victor: Wilson
Cruz.
Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra.
Brian: Eric Mabius.
Alexa: Maggie Lawson.
Cameron Welcott: Andrew Levitas.
Myra: Lauren Ambrose.
Tracy: Farrah Forke.
Rhiannon Marcus: Jodie Sweetin.
Derek: Matthew Morgan Scott.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Evan: Kyle Secor.
Dr. Yang: Alice Carter.
Tracy's Husband: D.J. Berg.
Mrs. Pinchon: Debi Derryberry.
Tribeca: Loridawn Messuri.
Barry: Andy Brewster.
Nurse: Colette Mann. |
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| 127 | PF-609 | 12/07/99 | [12/06/99] | [unknown] | [170619] | ties that bind |
| Kirsten and Charlie cut
a corner as the family pitches in to handle Griffin's hopsital
costs; Bailey doesn't waste another chance with Holly; Claudia
enters a violin competition.
Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra.
Ross: Mitchell Anderson.
Bob: Chad McCord.
Cop: Chariesse LaVelle.
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| 128 | PF-610 | 1/11/00 | 1/10/00 | 12/02/99 | [170620] | dog day after new year [aka "the moment"] |
| Holly takes Bailey to a family wedding; Griffin and Julia track down her elusive new editor; a promotion holds little advantage for Charlie; the Salingers say goodbye to an old friend.
Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra.
Luke: Charles Esten.
Gus: Adrian Sparks.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Professional Wrapper: Marianne Muellerleile.
Elaine: Wendy Robie.
Dr. Hobbs: Gene Wolande.
Uncle Bert: William Monaghan.
Aunt Lydia: Patience Cleveland.
Ling: Chao-li Chi.
Mistress Trudy: Audrey Wasilewski.
Bride: Marian May. |
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| 129 | PF-611 | 1/18/00 | 1/17/00 | 12/04/99 | [170621] | fear and loathing |
| Julia accompanies
Claudia on a trip to east-coast colleges; Victor steps in when
Owen is bullied at school; Bailey questions how casual he wants
to be with Holly.
Victor: Wilson Cruz.
Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra.
Luke: Charles Esten.
Laura: Lori Rom.
Peter: John Patrick White.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Worker: Reggie Jordan.
Tattooed Guy: Billy Neustice.
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| 130 | PF-612 | 1/25/00 | 1/24/00 | 1/06/00 | 170622 | bad behavior |
| Julia is intrigued by a
writer with no apparent block; Owen's friend's father disparages
Victor; Bailey betrays Will's trust; Claudia reconnects with
another musician; Daphne finds a calling selling Charlie's
furniture.
Victor: Wilson Cruz.
Adam: Sean Maher.
Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Dr. Miller: Harris Shore.
Ms. Shaw: Pamela Salem.
Buyer: Angelo Tiffe.
Deborah: Jullian Bach.
Megan: Jilana Stewart.
Stan: Barry Sigismondi.
Hughley: Brandon Michael de Paul.
Singer: Craig Warner. |
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| 131 | PF-613 | 2/01/00 | 1/31/00 | [unknown] | [170623] | declaration of co-dependence |
| Bailey and Joe each
learn a troubling fact about the other; Gus and Charlie clash
on cost cutting; a woman asks Bailey to be her sponsor; Julia
curbs Adam's romantic ideas.
Adam: Sean Maher.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Evvie: Aviva Gale.
Gus: Adrian Sparks.
Warren: Mike Marino. |
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| 132 | PF-614 | 2/08/00 | [2/07/00] | [unknown] | [170624] | one for the road |
| Adam notes that Justin
and Laura lack a link like Justin and Julia have; Daphne objects
to Charlie's control over her and Diana; Bailey and Evvie add
alcohol to their mix.
Evvie: Aviva Gale.
Adam: Sean Maher.
Laura: Lori Rom.
Evvie's Sponsor: Mary Joan Negro.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Luke: Charles Esten.
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| 133 | PF-615 | 2/22/00 | 2/21/00 | 2/08/00 | 170625 | what if |
| A look at what the
Salingers' lives would have been like if their parents hadn't
died finds Claudia as a touring violinist, Bailey and Charlie
unsettled with their father, and Julia engaged to Justin (until
her meeting a mechanic named Griffin sparks second thoughts).
Nicholas "Nick" Charles Salinger: Ray Laska.
Diana Gordon Salinger: Catherine Butterfield.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Ross: Mitchell Anderson.
Felicia: Corinne Reilly.
Jennifer: Jenna Mattison.
Driver: Art Metrano.
Roadie: Brian Heinberg.
Featuring: The Flys.
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| 134 | PF-616 | 3/14/00 | 3/13/00 | 2/15/00 | 170626 | blast the past |
| Bailey doesn't feel
as good as he looks to others; Claudia and Todd accompany Julia
on a drive to Las Vegas for Justin's elopement; tension between
Charlie and Joe comes to a head.
Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra.
Adam: Sean Maher.
Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas.
Laura: Lori Rom.
Oliver: Keith Szarabajka.
[Dr. Michael Frieder]: Joel Polis.
Dr. Miller: Michael Tomlinson.
Joe: Tom Mason.
Owen: Jacob Smith.
Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian.
Carol Cardell: Debi A. Monahan.
Hotel Clerk: Marci T. House.
Minister: Doug Jones.
Nurse: Sun St. Pierre. |
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| 135 | PF-617 | 3/21/00 | 3/20/00 | 2/29/00 | 170627 | getting there |
| Unable to find his
calling, Bailey helps Holly's pie-in-the-sky sister with hers;
Claudia gets the position Todd coveted; an order for a hotel
chain may be more than Charlie can handle; Adam and Julia find
that sex affects their creative processes differently. Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra. Adam: Sean Maher. Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Fiona: Lisa Akey. Dale Zott: Nathan Legrand. Helen Chong: Haunani Minn. Other Patron: Brynn Harris. MPEG-1 Download:
Todd
and Claudia Dueling Violins |
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| 136 | PF-618 | 4/04/00 | 4/03/00 | 3/09/00 | 170628 | too cool for school |
| Charlie looks into buying
the factory when Gus decides to sell; Bailey's lack of a degree
sets back his unchosen career; Adam challenges criticism from
his writing instructor; Victor's outside life intrigues Claudia,
who frets when Todd hooks up with an old friend in New York. Victor: Wilson Cruz. Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra. Adam: Sean Maher. Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Gus: Adrian Sparks. Walker: Steven Flynn. Marson: Brian Patrick Clarke. Owen: Jacob Smith. Biology Professor: Anne Gee Byrd. Career Counselor: Susan Krebs. Mark: Benjamin King. Economics Professor: Tom Dugan. Blair: Dan Wolf. Student: Nicholas Lanier. |
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| 137 | PF-619 | 4/11/00 | 4/10/00 | 3/23/00 | 170629 | isn't it romantic? |
| Holly's student visa
is revoked just as Bailey starts classes; a discontented Daphne
returns with Diana; Julia confronts Ned after spotting him in
town; Victor rejects Claudia's matchmaking. Victor: Wilson Cruz. Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra. Luke: Charles Esten. Ned: Scott Bairstow. Owen: Jacob Smith. Ross: Mitchell Anderson. MPEG-1 Download:
Julia
reading comments about her book |
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| 138 | PF-620 | 4/18/00 | 4/17/00 | 3/28/00 | 170630 | great expectations |
| A meeting with the INS
panics Will; Adam asks Julia to join him in Mexico; Claudia
lets the L-word slip to Todd; a foreman opposes Charlie's
assembly-line plan. Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra. Adam: Sean Maher. Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Mitch: Rus Blackwell. Agent Lawrence: Carmen Argenziano. Owen: Jacob Smith. Ms. Shaw: Pamela Salem. Judge Issacs: Robert Doqui. |
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| 139 | PF-621 | 4/19/00 | 4/18/00 | 4/06/00 | 170631 | taboo or not taboo |
| Claudia is tempted by
an academic shortcut; Will's discomfort grows after he moves in
with Holly; Justin surfaces with ironic timing; Daphne's friends
inspire Kirsten to color outside the lines. Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra. Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Phoebe: Kimberly McCullough. Dusty: Kara Brock. Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian. Mr. Faricelli: Carlease Burke. Meredith: Samaire Armstrong. Dash: Joshua Wheeler. Melody: Nancy Jeffries. |
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| 140 | PF-622 | 4/26/00 | 4/25/00 | 4/14/00 | 170632 | falling forward |
| Charlie cuts production
after an employee's injury; Holly gets wind of Will's feelings;
a women's magazine offers Julia a column; college opportunities
divide Todd and Claudia. Holly Marie Beggins: Rhona Mitra. Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Mitch: Rus Blackwell. Kimball: Mark Tymchyshyn. Lisa: Kirstina Lear. Elaine: Lily Knight. [unknown]: Darren Gray Ward. Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian. Ms. Shaw: Pamela Salem. E.R. Nurse: Michelle Davison. |
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5/03/00 | 5/03/00 | 4/25/00 | 170633 170634 |
all's well... that ends well |
| In the series finale,
Bailey considers college and Julia ponders an internship,
both requiring moves East; Claudia suggests living together
to Todd. Victor: Wilson Cruz. Justin Thompson: Michael Goorjian. Todd: Thomas Ian Nicholas. Ross: Mitchell Anderson. Joe: Tom Mason. Luke: Charles Esten. Diana Salinger: Paige & Presley Nicole Basso. Owen: Jacob Smith. |
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