I agree that it was a great show and wonderful trip down memory lane. I too was disappointed that Al Molinaro was not on the show (other than in old clips). A great deal of the show was staged in his restaurant and we saw a lot of him. I felt the creators of the reunion went to the extreme having the actors that played "Chuck" on, as many probably vaguely remember them.
It was neat the way they profiled each character while not "overbilling" any one person. I would've liked to have seen more of Richie's wife Loribeth and even Jenny Picalo besides their presence in the softball game. They, along with Molinaro could've made appearances near the end of the show around the same time the two Chuck's and "Arnold" made their appearances.
One thing I feel is amazing is all of the actors are still with us. Granted they were all young when the show aired, it has still been 30 years. Again, another aspect that made this reunion special.
ABC and Mr. Marshall did a great job with the reunion. Congrats! And thanks!
It was neat the way they profiled each character while not "overbilling" any one person. I would've liked to have seen more of Richie's wife Loribeth and even Jenny Picalo besides their presence in the softball game. They, along with Molinaro could've made appearances near the end of the show around the same time the two Chuck's and "Arnold" made their appearances.
One thing I feel is amazing is all of the actors are still with us. Granted they were all young when the show aired, it has still been 30 years. Again, another aspect that made this reunion special.
ABC and Mr. Marshall did a great job with the reunion. Congrats! And thanks!