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* [[Recycled: the Series]]: The TV show. |
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* [[Typecasting]]: This was the only sort of role Dabney Coleman could ''ever'' get after ''9 to 5''. |
* [[Typecasting]]: This was the only sort of role Dabney Coleman could ''ever'' get after ''9 to 5''. |
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** ''[[WarGames]]'' and ''Short Time'' say hello. |
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** And just ''how'' were they different than this role? |
** And just ''how'' were they different than this role? |
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Latest revision as of 17:14, 17 September 2020
- Actor Allusion: Doralee is said in the epilogue to have quit the company and started a career as a country music singer.
- Hey, It's That Guy!: The disabled secretary in a wheelchair near the end is Les Jankey, who played Gushie in Tales of the Gold Monkey.
- Recycled: the Series: The TV show.
- Typecasting: This was the only sort of role Dabney Coleman could ever get after 9 to 5.
- WarGames and Short Time say hello.
- And just how were they different than this role?
- Back to 9 to 5 (film)