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	Splash Too - Amy Yasbeck 1988 If you are searching for a copy, let me know...splash too amy yasbeck 1988 View Video
	Problem child 2 food fight with eggs and glue hits Amy Yasbeck. Problem child 2 is a good movie....problem child 2 john ritter amy yasbeck food fight pie hey View Video
	Joe and Helen ~ Engagement Ring Joe gives Helen an engagement ring....Wings Joe Helen Casey Tim Daly Crystal Bernard Amy Yasbeck View Video
	Wild Women Do "Wild Women Do" Performed by Natalie Cole Written by Matthew Wilder, Greg Prestopino & Sam Lorber Music From The Motion Picture Original Soundtrack "Pretty Woman" ("$3000") (1990) View Video
	Daddy's Home make adjustments in her new home....tv Days of our Lives NBC Deidre Hall Drake Hogestyn Amy Yasbeck George Deloy Roman Marlena Evans Brady Orpheus Olivia View Video
	No One Can Replace Marlena - part 2 the right place at the right time....tv Days of our Lives NBC Deidre Hall Drake Hogestyn Christie Clark Amy Yasbeck Roman Carrie Marlena Evans Olivia View Video
	Strawberry Reaction Roman and the kids little trip quite nicely....tv Days of our Lives NBC Drake Hogestyn Christie Clark Amy Yasbeck Roman Carrie Sami Eric Brady Olivia View Video
	Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1991) Trailer One of the greatest movies!! It's freakin hilarious!...cary elwes richard lewis amy yasbeck tracy ullman dave chapelle mel brooks robin hood View Video
	John Ritter Tribute John Ritter Biography (1948-2003) Best known as the loose-limbed klutz Jack Tripper from the hit ABC sitcom Three's Company, John Ritter also had a long (if undistinguished) film career, dating back to the early '70s. Perhaps taking a cue from Robin Williams, Ritter fashioned a full beard when he put his slapstick days behind him, remaking himself as a serious dramatic actor both on television and in the movies in the 1990s. Ritter was born in Burbank, CA, on September 17, 1948, the second son of Western singing stars Tex Ritter and Dorothy Fay, whose talent for song he once admitted he did not inherit. Ritter was class body president at Hollywood High School before enrolling at the University of Southern California, where he majored in psychology and minored in architecture. In his third year, he decided to take a drama class taught by Nina Foch, and quickly changed his major, graduating in 1971. (He later studied with Stella Adler and the Harvey Lembeck Comedy Workshop.) His first film role was in the 1971 film The Barefoot Executive. Minor roles during the 1970s finally gave way to major success in 1977, when Ritter was cast as the pratfalling roommate of two beautiful Southern Californian women on Three's Company. The program became one of the most popular on the air, known for its farcical scenarios based on wild misunderstandings, some of which were fueled by Ritter's Jack Tripper pretending to be gay to throw off the landlord. Ritter was praised for his sharp timing and rubbery ability to bounce around the set through all variety of physical comedy. His work earned him an Emmy. Having become a major television star, Ritter enjoyed the program's success through 1985, when its spin-off (Three's a Crowd) went off the air. He worked on TV movies during the show's run, and found more TV work awaiting him upon its conclusion (the dramedy Hooperman in 1988, the comedy Hearts Afire in 1992). His familiar mug and goofball shtick earned him leads in a handful of lesser film comedies in the late '80s and early '90s, including Real Men (1987), Skin Deep (1988), Stay Tuned (1992), and two Problem Child films (1990 and 1991), on the set of which he met future wife Amy Yasbeck. Not satisfied with his comic pigeonholing, Ritter took well-received strides toward drama in the 1990s. He made a lasting impression on critics as a gay dollar-store owner in Billy Bob Thornton's Sling Blade (1996), as well as a psychiatrist treating a hitman in Henry Bromell's Panic (2000). Ritter has also made recurring guest appearances on the hit television programs Ally McBeal and Felicity, the latter of which cast him in the agonizing role of a frequently relapsing alcoholic father. In 2002 Ritter returned to television in his own new comedy series, 8 Simple Rules for Dating my Teenage Daughter. Though the show proved a modest success, Ritter's sudden death due to aortic dissection in early September of 2003 left castmates and fans alike shocked and deeply saddened. View Video
	Sooner than Planned - part 1 finds a woman in a snow bank outside the door....tv Days of our Lives NBC Drake Hogestyn Christie Clark Amy Yasbeck Roman Carrie Brady Olivia View Video
	No One Can Replace Marlena - part 1 the right place at the right time....tv Days of our Lives NBC Deidre Hall Drake Hogsetyn Christie Clark Amy Yasbeck Roman Carrie Marlena Brady Olivia View Video
	Orpheus - 4/10/87 Scenes with Orpheus & Olivia from the end of his storyline...George Deloy Amy Yasbeck Orpheus View Video
	Men in Tights funny scene^_^...men in tights mel brooks cary elwes amy yasbeck david deluise View Video
	Sooner than Planned - part 2 also finds a woman in a snow bank outside the door....tv Days of our Lives Drake Hogestyn Christie Clark Amy Yasbeck Roman Carrie Brady Olivia View Video
	Who's That Man "Who's That Man" Performed by Xscape Written by Jermaine Dupri, Manuel Seal, Latosha Scott & Tamika Scott Music From The Motion Picture Original Soundtrack (Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture) "The Mask" (1994) View Video
	Cuban Pete "Cuban Pete" Performed by Jim Carrey featuring Angie Jaree Written by Jose Norman Music From The Motion Picture Original Soundtrack (Music From And Inspired By The Motion Picture) "The Mask" (1994) View Video

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