Too Much Information RE: Growing Pains

Oh, great, jaymc. Now he's totally gonna google that and find out I'm discussing him on a message board@!

he should be grateful to be discussed at all.

heh. does that poster make anybody else think that Kirk is auditioning for the lead role in _Constantine_?

this thread is still more fun than argueing about mod privs.

this thread is overrated.

And yet, somehow intriguing.

"never, never, shove jelly beans into your penis again Ben."

http://www.classicmoviekids.com/images/m/millerjeremy/millerjeremy301hopt.jpg

I AM SO MAD AT YOU FOR THAT CHRIS V (oh who am I kidding hahahahahahaha)

hee hee. just

oops. just imagine the "parental warning" they had to read before THAT episode.

"on Tonight's Very Special Episode, we deal with Mature Topics..."

didn't Ben Seaver once get a crotch disorder from being a paperboy? that was a confusing episode.

i think that was one of those unaired "Growing Pains After Dark" episodes.

You're thinking of Groin Pains.

Thank you ! Good night, Ladies & Gentleman! You've been a great audience, and please drive safely!

Drunken driving charges filed against Growing Pains star Gold
VENTURA, Calif. (AP) — Prosecutors filed three felony counts Thursday against former Growing Pains star Tracey Gold in the alleged drunken driving rollover crash of her sport utility vehicle.
Tracey Gold Marshall, 35, was at the wheel of the vehicle when it flipped on a highway in Moorpark on Sept. 3, injuring her husband and two of her three children, authorities said.
The district attorney’s office filed charges of driving under the influence of alcohol causing bodily injury, driving with a blood alcohol level in excess of 0.08 causing injury and felony child endangerment, Senior Deputy District Attorney Kim Gibbons said.
The maximum sentence would be five years in prison, Gibbons said. But he also said it was common for people in such cases to receive probation or a lesser amount of jail time.
The Marshalls’ home telephone number was unlisted and the actress couldn’t be reached for comment.
Blair Berk, a lawyer who represents Marshall, declined to discuss details of the incident.
“Tracey is a wonderful mother and incredibly respected in her community. Hopefully the truth of what really occurred will be more important to people than speculation or headlines,” Berk said.
She is scheduled for arraignment Oct. 19 and plans to plead not guilty, her lawyer said.
Marshall wasn’t hurt when the vehicle flipped, but her husband, Roby Marshall, 39, suffered neck injuries. The couple’s seven-year-old son suffered a broken collarbone, and their five-year-old son was cut, said California Highway Patrol officer Steve Reid.
A four-month-old son also in the vehicle wasn’t hurt.
The vehicle veered off the highway just before midnight and rolled over on its way down an embankment, Reid said.
Marshall played Carol Seaver during the seven-year run of Growing Pains, which ended production in 1992.