Hope & Faith (2003 - 2006)

Hope & Faith

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Release Date: 2003

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A fallen soap star moves in with her straitlaced sister and her family, who are in a lather over the feisty new face in the house. Like costar (and 'All My Children' alum) Kelly Ripa, series creator Joanna Johnson is a soap veteran, having appeared on 'The Bold and the Beautiful' in the 1980s and '90s.

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2005, ABC, 22 episodes

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2004, ABC, 26 episodes

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2003, ABC, 25 episodes

Cast

Kelly Ripa
as Faith
Faith Ford
as Hope
Ted McGinley
as Charley
Nicole Paggi
Megan Fox
as Sydney
Macey Cruthird
as Hayley
Jansen Panettiere
Paulie Litt
as Justin
Mark Consuelos
as Gooch
Robert Wagner
as Jack Fairfield
Brett Murphy
as Edwin
Rebecca Budig
as Brooke Spencer
Susan Sullivan
as Nancy Lombard
Regis Philbin
as Handsome Hal
Dean Cain
as Larry Walker
Johnny Galecki
as Jay
Stark Sands
as Henry
Jenny McCarthy
as Mandi
Deja Kreutzberg
as Lindsay
Eric Braeden
as Lance Taylor
Jann Ellis
as Dental Assistant
Wynonna Judd
as Cynthia Melville
Ian Buchanan
as Himself
Geneva Carr
as Kathy
Tami Mansfield
as Grace
Cameron Mathison
as Dillon Smith
Eva La Rue
as Herself
Peter Jacobson
as Aaron Melville
Jaclyn Smith
as Anne Osvath
Kether Donohue
as Madison Melville
John Callahan
as Himself
Daniel McCabe
as Geeky Guy
Sam Murphy
as Tyler Sadwith
Bobbie Eakes
as Herself
Susan Flannery
as Laura Levisetti
Kevin Cahoon
as Stage Manager
Finola Hughes
as Herself
Marcia Jean Kurtz
as Olga
Cristián de la Fuente
as Paolo
Rob Campbell
as Ronnie Fuller
Gloria Cromwell
as Elderly Woman
Justin Bruening
as Jake
Paul Shaffer
as Himself
Gigi Rice
as Trudy
Clint Black
as Randy Richter
Mimi Rogers
as Annie Hannigan
Kevin Sorbo
as Kenny Salo
Lee Anne Moore
as Clifford Bing
Deborah Teng
as Wai Lon
Nick Lachey
as Chris
Kelly Coffield Park
as Sue
Patrick Garner
as Judge
Delaine Yates
as Astrid Bigoober
Dixie Carter
as Joyce Shanowski
Michael Menger
as Man
Carol Kane
as Mrs. Rackett
Adin Alai Daniel
as Hot Dad
Susan Baker
as Saleswoman
Rue McClanahan
as Sylvia
John O'Hurley
as Faith's Agent
Beth Curry
as Cindy
Alisha Davis
as TV Anchor
Ramsey Faragallah
as Guard
Molly Cheek
as Molly
Roger Clemens
as Roger Clemens
Tom Arnold
as Bob Thompson
Gerry Bamman
as Mr. Zak
Marylouise Burke
as Nurse Sally
Kathie Lee Gifford
as Marge
John Havens
as Mr. Lewis
Dominic Chianese
as Irv Miller
Ian Kahn
as Mr. Logan
Liza Colon-Zayas
as Rusti
Erick Avari
as Hassan
Lisa Datz
as Emily
Susan Lucci
as Jacqueline Karr
Jim Gaffigan
as Brad
Willie Randolph
as Willie Randolph
Miranda Jokovic
as Magda
John Scurti
as John
Elizabeth Hubbard
as Arlene
Jennifer Mudge
as Debbie
Jackie Hoffman
as Bobbi
Shiv Babani
as Hassan Jr.
Andrew Weems
as Seth
Joy Philbin
as Joy
David Aron Damane
as Bartender
Alexie Gilmore
as Amber
James H. Doerr
as Attorney
James Villemaire
as Andrew Shanowski
Cheryl Ladd
as Mary Jo Fairfield
Hal Holbrook
as Edward Shanowski
Tom Leopold
as Mr. Henderson
James Stevenson
as Beefy Frat Guy
Dylan Riley Snyder
as Kevin Webster
Mimi Bensinger
as Mrs. Hagenbarth
Michael M. Starr
as Faith Fan
Kathy Searle
as Real Estate Agent
Michael Benjamin Washington
as Performer
Peter Hermann
as Brent
Chance Kelly
as Frank
Devon O'Day
Village
as Bailiff
Jason Butler Harner
as Donnie Fuller
Danny Woodburn
as Hank Johnson
Fisher Stevens
as Nick Spinelli
Olga Merediz
as Gloria
Caitlin Vanzandt
as Kathy Johnson
Trevor St. John
as Kiley
Robert McKay
as Roy
Lynda Carter
as Summer
Jason Olive
as Security Guard
Carmen Electra
as Carmen
Michelle Agnew
as Collette
Viola Harris
as Ruth
Stephen Bradbury
as Minister
Patrick Noonan
as Golfer in Next Stall
Eugene Fleming
as Stagehand
Constance Barron
as Joyce Shanowski
Sarah Lord
as Emily
Michael Gelman
as Hal Jr.
Peggy Pope
as Mrs. Olsen
Bill Tompkins
as Bank Manager
Andrea Martin
as Fortuneteller
Michael Gladis
as EMT
Greg Vaccarello
as Fan No. 2
Brian Reddy
as Mediator
Jose Ramon Rosario
as Paolo
Zack Savage
as Little Stevie
Ben Bailey
as Eddie Vanderbeek
Tony Curtis
as Morris
Matthew Wilkas
as Pallbearer
Nikki Ghisel
as Debbie's Friend
Madeleine Martin
as Ivana
Jicky Schnee
as Betsy
Amir Arison
as Pete Hobart
Alice Frank
as Andrea Dumont
Joe Grifas
as Leo
Brian Austin Green
as Brian Austin Green
Heather Fairfield
as Heather
Haerry Kim
as Korean Woman
Alice Schaerer
as Optimistic MC
Judy Kuhn
as Colleen
Vanessa Jones
as Receptionist
Christopher Ordan
as Andrew
Ashley Marie Greiner
as Becca
Pawel Szajda
as College Guy
Kyle Hall
as Handsome Father
Frank Harris
as Keith
Danton Stone
as Ed
Kara Jackson
as End-Zone Girl
Brian Hutchison
as Sean
Chazz Menendez
as Guard
Robert Verdi
as SoapNet Host
Jacob Young
as Heath Hamilton
Steve Luker
as Stagehand
Frank Biancamano
as Man
Larry Mitchell
as Fred
James Murtaugh
as Edward Shanowski
Tuffy Questell
as Ed
Jeffrey V. Thompson
as Mini-Mart Owner
Brooke Rachel Shive
as Scarlet
Jenny Sterlin
as Sales Clerk
Douglas Dolphin
as Stratus
William Bogert
as Mr. Simmons
Katie Apicella
as Tart
Rodney Hicks
as Perry
Marisa Redanty
as Female Officer
Michael Tenaglia
as Plumber
Kene Holliday
as Guard
Arnie Burton
as Manager
Ray Crisara
as Police Officer
Peter Vack
as Rodney
Steven G. Smith II
as Tyler
Amanda Serkasevich
as Woman
Jessica Niles
as College Girl
Kevyn Morrow
as Director
Hyde Choate
as Ted Phillips
Sally Kemp
as Barbara
Adam Kulbersh
as Prosecutor
Teresa Yenque
as Maria
Martin Campetta
as Ronald Beeman
Will Stiles
as Bobby
John Sloman
as Grip
Jim Newman
as Grip
Matt Lawlor
as Meeting Chairman
Christopher Jordan
as Matt Johnson
Jonathan Michael Chang
as Little Boy
Manuel Santiago
as Maria's Husband
Kim Cristo
as Tart
Heidi Blickenstaff
as Woman
Elaine Kussack
as Esther
Jay Potter
as Brooksy
Gretha Boston
as Defense Lawyer
Bonnie Rose
as Fatima
Laura Knight
as Flight Attendant
Wynn Everett
as Tammy
Brielle Barbusca
as Brianna Melville
Steve Hurwitz
as Retirement Home Attendant
Traci Hovel
as Mrs. Jenkins
Brielle Barbuska
as Brianna Melville
Sophia Chang
as Checkout Girl
Lisa Jolley
as Mom
Samrat Chakrabarti
as DJ
Ashley Burritt
as Leslie
Jasmine Lobe
as Swedish Girl
Ylfa Edelstein
as Blonde Customer
Ken Krugman
as Sally's Husband
Christina Filiaggi
as News Reporter
Bob Walton
as Stagehand
Christopher Braden Jones
as Bailiff No. 2
Mark Fairchild
as Bellhop
Sean Arbuckle
as Gary
Michelle Robinson
as Cece
Buzz Bovshow
as Young Man
Brittany Singer
as Katie
Alina De Plama
as Jenny
Nick Sullivan
as Pastor
Elizabeth Rouse
as Rosey
Moet Meira
as Carla
Redman Maxfield
as Guest
Angela Zaires
as Krissy
Oberon Ka Adjipong
as Officer Rodriguez
Ed Wheeler
as Judge
Tom Deckman
as Cashier
Jonathan Hadary
as Tom
Dudley Findlay Jr.
as Bailiff No. 3
Ruth Padden
as Customer
Karla Cavalli
as Young Woman in Hot Tub
Jerome F. Richards
as Old Man
J.R. Horne
as Vincent
Lisa Masters
as Guest
Lydia Jordan
as Fairy
Debbi Furhman
as Teri
Tod Engle
as Limo Driver
Dan Domingues
as Spanish Reporter
Kathleen Goldpaugh
as Pat
Paul Doherty
as Desk Clerk
Angel Sing
as Juror
Julie Meehan
as Customer
Shawna Christensen
as Young Woman in Hot Tub
Lisa Altomare
as Woman
Sascha Eiblmayr
as Nando
Trevor Heins
as Little Boy
Charles Techman
as Harold
Scott Geyer
as Dad
Dara M. Sowell
as Victoria
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Series Details

TV Network: ABC
Premiere Date: Sep 26, 2003
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Emile Levisetti, Guymon Casady, Michael Edelstein, Gil Junger, Mark Driscoll, Joanna Johnson, Rob Hanning
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