Anyone remember when Andrew Dice Clay was on Different Strokes?

[blood5150]

Before he became the DICEMAN?

[Blindspot]

Wow. Pretty horrific. Not as bad as Dollhouse, but close.

[fretless]

"Hickory dickory dock...."

[jcmark611]

He even had a speaking role on M*A*S*H*. It was during the crappy years though.

[Dickie Fredericks]

Nope.

[TubeStack]

I always have a soft spot for Different Strokes... used to watch it every day, after school.

[grateful.ed]

Mother Goose?...................................




I F#cked her!

[TubeStack]

And yeah, it's always funny to see 20-somethings portraying high school kids.

[TheRockDoc]

My guess would be that episode was written based on someone's almost-real life reversed

Todd Bridges
Born: 27-May-1965
Birthplace: San Francisco, CA

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Diff'rent Strokes

Dr. Drew Pinsky writes: "The child actor, Todd Bridges, told me a story where he started seeing little green men coming up from the floorboards of his home. So he began tearing up the floor of his home to look for what he called 'the factory that my grandmother had put under the house to produce these green men to come get me.' Ultimately, he got a gun and began firing at these visual hallucinations."

[Mr.Hanky]

Who could have guessed that he would grow up to open up a colossal sized can of whoop-ass on Vanilla Ice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GofbA...rom=PL&index=1

[ACfixer]

That's just painful to watch, Clay had his moment in the sun but it wasn't there.

[blood5150]

I'm pretty sure that at this point he was billed as Andrew Clay in the credits. He had not added the "Dice" yet.

[Polynitro]

I did not know that. He was also the bouncer/door man in 'Pretty In Pink'

[Frankee]

I used to watch that show........

......but watching that now makes me realize how awful 80's TV was.

[The Golden Boy]

Originally Posted by Frankee

......but watching that now makes me realize how awful 80's TV was.

I love it when a plan comes together.