The Stockard Channing Show

TV Series
1980
30m

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Stockard Channing in The Stockard Channing Show (1980)

Slightly kooky divorcée Susan Goodenow tries to build a life for herself in Los Angeles, California by working as an assistant to overbearing television consumer advocate Brad Gabriel.Slightly kooky divorcée Susan Goodenow tries to build a life for herself in Los Angeles, California by working as an assistant to overbearing television consumer advocate Brad Gabriel.Slightly kooky divorcée Susan Goodenow tries to build a life for herself in Los Angeles, California by working as an assistant to overbearing television consumer advocate Brad Gabriel.

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Stockard Channing

Susan Goodenow

• 1980

Ron Silver

Brad Gabriel

• 1980

Sydney Goldsmith

Earline Cunningham

• 1980

Max Showalter

Gus Clyde

• 1980

Jack Somack

Mr. Kramer

• 1980

Bruce Baum

• 1980

Marty Cohen

Martin Blair

• 1980

Valorie Armstrong

Eloise Clyde

• 1980

Nedra Volz

Mother Clyde

• 1980

Granville Van Dusen

Spencer Farrell

• 1980

Mickey Deems

Larry Lang

• 1980

Sam Anderson

Arnold

• 1980

Leonard Stone

Dr. Monroe Goslin

• 1980

Arch Johnson

Texas Bob Booth

• 1980

Hunter von Leer

Marvin Jablonsky

• 1980

John O'Leary

Earnest Balmain

• 1980

Steve Alterman

Todd Clyde

• 1980

Joy Garrett

Roxy

• 1980

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Wheat Germ

Here's an actual scene from an episode of the Stockard Channing Show:

Susan suspects a nearby health food restaurant is up to no good. But Brad loves the sandwiches there and refuses to believe that the restaurant is anything but on the up-and-up. Susan decides that she's going to go in disguise to the restaurant to find the truth. Brad asks her to pick him up a sandwich. She leaves. He cries out after her, 'with extra wheat germ!!!' She pounds on the door in reply. The studio audience errupts into deafening laughter.

This show really wasn't any more entertaining than anything else on tv those days. But Stockard was funny.