Laverne & Shirley (1976 - 1983)

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Long-running slapstick sitcom (with a great theme song) about two single Milwaukee women sharing an apartment and working at a brewery in the 1950s. Their circle of friends included oddballs Lenny and Squiggy, and Shirley's sweet boyfriend Carmine. A spin-off from `Happy Days,' it relied more on physical comedy than its parent show and was actually more successful, becoming the No. 1 show in its second year. Before the end of its run, the girls moved to L.A. A cartoon version aired in 1981.

Starring: Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, Michael McKean

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Seasons

Laverne & Shirley: Season 8

83%

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1982, ABC, 22 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 7

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1981, ABC, 22 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 6

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1980, ABC, 22 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 5

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1979, ABC, 26 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 4

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1978, ABC, 24 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 3

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1977, ABC, 24 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 2

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1976, ABC, 23 episodes

Laverne & Shirley: Season 1

83%

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1976, ABC, 15 episodes

Cast

Penny Marshall
as Laverne DeFazio

Cindy Williams
as Shirley Feeney

Michael McKean
as Leonard `Lenny Kosnowski

David L. Lander
as Andrew `Squiggy' Squiggman

Phil Foster
as Frank DeFazio

Eddie Mekka
as Carmine Ragusa

Betty Garrett
as Edna Babish DeFazio

Carole Ita White
as Rosie Greenbaum

Ed Marinaro
as Sonny St. Jacques

Leslie Easterbrook
as Rhonda Lee

Henry Winkler
as Fonzie

Harry Shearer
as Announcer

Charles Fleischer
as Chuck

William L. Sumper
as Concessionaire

Bo Kaprall
as Cop

Richard Stahl
as Marshall Stewart

Bob McClurg
as Man

Doris Hess
as Dolores

Charles Frank
as Jerry Callahan

Norman Bartold
as Hildebrand

Vicki Lawrence
as Sgt. Plout

Charles Thomas Murphy
as Rev. Larry

Lynne Marie Stewart
as Muriel

Kip Gilman
as Dr. Sandor

Jack Lukes
as Guy #1

Rose Michtom
as Mrs. Kolchek

Paul Willson
as Eraserhead

Susan Barnes
as Adelle

Jack Perkins
as Patient

Penny Santon
as Grandma DeFazio

Ron Howard
as Richie

Byron Webster
as Warren Tompkins

Helen Page Camp
as Mrs. Havenwurst

Archie Hahn III
as Bob

Linda Gillen
as Amy Babish

Wayne Powers
as Officer Battaglia

Charlene Tilton
as Irene

Marvin Braveman
as Marvin

Neil Thompson
as Man

Billy Sands
as Holms

Ogden Talbot
as Wilbur

Timothy Blake
as Veronica

John Hayes
as George Morris

Thomas Brunelle
as Man

Troy Donahue
as Himself

Greg Lewis
as Wolfgang Gessler

Carl Ballantine
as Lionel T. Zimmmerman

Ron Prince
as Man on Phone

Lynne Stuart
as Barbara

Joey Heatherton
as Herself

Garry Marshall
as Drum Player

Susan Kellerman
as Bambi

Charles A. Murphy
as Dr. Gentry

Rene Lamart
as Sean

Billy Curtis
as Roger Robot

Joseph Hacker
as Dr. Lawler

Mickey Deems
as Capt. Shmidt

Hamilton Camp
as Rags (Mr. Burns)

Bruce Kimmel
as Scott

Murphy Dunne
as Reporter

Valorie Armstrong
as Cookie

Wilfrid Hyde-White
as Kalaback

John Miranda
as Man

Ben Powers
as Aaron

John Lansing
as Anthony

Anjelica Huston
as Geraldine

Ed Begley Jr.
as Robert

Richard Karron
as Robert

Larry Breeding
as Hank

Julie Payne
as Charmayne

Rick Podell
as Gino

Mitchell Laurance
as Ray

Paul Sylvan
as Sal

Morgan Upton
as Photographer

Jeffrey Kramer
as Hank

Greg Antonacci
as Hector

Kenneth Gilman
as Dr. Sandor

Peter Elbling
as Dancer

Garry Goodrow
as Caulley

Larry Hankin
as Tall Dancer

Sandy Roveta
as Mrs. Anderson

Jay Leno
as Joey

Richard Moll
as Hightide

Jim Greenleaf
as Lyle

Kit McDonough
as Julie

Shelly Lipkin
as Poet

Kirk Duncan
as Duke

Julie Brown
as Secretary

Michael McManus
as Moose

Becky Gonzalez
as Rosita

Jeannie Epper
as Mable

Conrad Janis
as Mr. Ripper

Kathryn Fuller
as Ernestine

Frances Peach
as Mary

Ed Peck
as Packer Fan

Michele Bernath
as Nurse Hoblit

Tim Jerome
as Dr. Schoenbroom

Jack Somack
as Officer Newman

John Shepard
as Robbie

Robin Bach
as Mr. Pennington

Hugh Hefner
as Himself

Nicholas Worth
as Lewis

Pat O'Moore
as Arthur

Tim Thomerson
as Silky Mulcheck

Peggy Doyle
as Milwaukee Mission Mercy Lady

Udana Power
as Louisa

Rebecca Diana Smith
as Lenore

Pat McCormick
as Henry

Scott Marshall
as Kid

G.W. Bailey
as Guard

Fred Dryer
as Lifeguard

Ronny Hallin
as Maxine

Bob Perlow
as Promoter

Al Molinaro
as Father Flannagin

Tabi Cooper
as JoAnne

Barbara Brownell
as Crystal

Louis Nye
as Clark

Geoffrey Lewis
as Gunther

Gino Conforti
as Waiter

Terence Goodman
as Ernie

Rance Howard
as Doctor

Michael Le Clair
as Patient

John Edwards
as Stage Manager

Brant von Hoffman
as Bennett

Louise Lasser
as Sister Margaret

Harry Waters Jr.
as Lamar

Francine Kessler
as Leonetta Pike

Bill Fiore
as Franklin

Sabra Jones
as Irma

Richard Libertini
as Dr. Romano

Jeanetta Arnette
as Marianne

Dottie Archibald
as Reporter

Scatman Crothers
as Porter

Ruth Silveira
as Karen

Doug Cox
as Beatnik

Chuck Pierce
as MacGuffin

Randy Powell
as Doctor

Robert Hays
as Tom

Leland Palmer
as Gloria Lubitz

Chanin Hale
as Nurse

Stephanie Faracy
as Debra Lee

David W. Duclon
as Vincent Van Eagle

Harry Holcombe
as Judge

George Memmoli
as Uncle Tom

Craig Littler
as Pete

Christopher Guest
as Greg

Rusdi Lane
as Santa

Robert Alda
as Harrison

Susan Kellermann
as Bambi

Jimmy Briscoe
as Lance

Roger C. Carmel
as Victim

Charles Pierce
as MacGuffin

Daniel Foster
as Louie

Jeff Severson
as Doctor

Ilene Graff
as Monique

Paul Tulley
as Mark

Mitch Laurance
as Director

Jim Mills
as Policeman

Paul Sand
as David

Jeff Goldblum
as Laverne's Date

Tom Trbovich
as Tom

Jim Craig
as Noah

Fran Ryan
as Mother Superior

Wendy Cutler
as Viviana

Joanna Kerns
as Monique

Mickey Morton
as Bernie

Roy Stuart
as `Buzz' Anderson

George Pentecost
as Cramer

Ed Greenberg
as Max Jr.

Howard Mann
as Grand Bass

Vicki Frederick
as Helga

Tracy Reiner
as Carole

Gary Epp
as Pvt. Duff

Stubby Kaye
as Cowboy Bill

Stephen Bishop
as Malcolm

DeWayne Jessie
as First MP

Carole Cook
as Mrs. Harmon

Marcia Rodd
as Hillary

Carol Kane
as Olga

DeVera Marcus
as Esmerelda

Bill Moray
as Priest

Jineane Ford
as Terry

Paul Linke
as Milo

Ralph James
as Rudy

Patricia Stich
as Evelyne

Dick Yarmy
as Ludwig

F. William Parker
as Vernon

Dennis Haysbert
as Shore Patrolman

Art Garfunkel
as Krasnow

Anthony W. Marshall
as Shotz

Larry Gelman
as Chuck Malone

Merie Earle
as First Lady

Hector Maisonette
as Bouncer

Dick Patterson
as Merritt

Mary Treen
as Nana Shotz

Jeannie Linero
as Estelle

Roger Til
as Maitre D'

Holly Irving
as Iris

Johnny Desmond
as Nick

Vern Rowe
as Professor

Dee Marcus
as Reception Nurse

Julie Parrish
as Frisco

Raymond Singer
as McClean

Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita
as Wong

Marvin Braverman
as Emcee

Tom Byrd
as Mike

Michael Spound
as Lift Operator

Robert Hogan
as Bullets

Lyman Ward
as Tom Shotz

Sandra Wirth
as Lucille

John Moskoff
as Store Detective

Richard Young
as Charles Warner

Kevin Neya Johnston
as Arlene

Ken Lerner
as Pete

Frances E. Williams
as Mrs. Bellini

Penny Stanton
as Grandma DeFazio

Ellen Endicott
as Irma

Michele Greene
as Vicki

Lu Leonard
as Dottie

William L. Sumptor
as Policeman

Rick Dano
as Biff

Brandt van Hoffman
as Bennett

Warren Berlinger
as Henshaw

Raleigh Bond
as Ajax

Ernie Lee Banks
as Priest

Harold Oblong
as Deliveryman

Victor Holchak
as Ernie

Virginia Peters
as Hilda

Susan Stone
as Beatrice

Joi Staton
as Hostess

Hans Conried
as Wilner

Tom Brunnelle
as Rusty

Dick Shawn
as Gatekeeper

Don Potter
as Big Hollywood Producer

Frank Ashmore
as Bachelor No. 1

Thomas Callaway
as Harold

Robert Cornthwaite
as Dr. Futoran

Thomas Leopold
as Larry

Lindsey Bloom
as Nurse Krevsky

Paul Kreppel
as Raphael

Katherine Luller
as Ernestine

Mary Tiffany
as Mrs. Dorfman

Frank Alesia
as Marty

Francis T. Perry Williams
as Policeman

Christopher Weeks
as Monty Shore

Catherine Gilmour
as Patti

Marty Nadler
as Butch

Anson Williams
as Potsie

Abbe Kanter
as Elinor

Stephen Nathan
as Kevin

Dan Barrows
as Bill

Janice Carroll
as Mrs. Lasagna

Terry Goodman
as Ernie

Lawrason Driscoll

April Clough
as Inga

Rosemary Prinz
as Mrs. Latimer

Donna Garrett
as Red Team Member

Tommy Madden
as Brent

Michael Le Claire
as Patient

Rene Lemart
as Sean

Keith Mitchell
as Bobby

Brad Sanders
as MC

Harvey Skolnik
as Willie

Ric Mancini
as Rocky

Paul Barselou
as Eulogist

John Brent
as Shasta

Michael Pataki
as Dressner

Shirley O'Hara
as Mrs. Ramsdale

Robert Casper
as Max Gruber

Toni Basil
as Mickie

Ted Danson
as Fireman

Donna Ponterotto
as Ebb-tide

Harry Dean Stanton

Roger Garrett
as Pulper

Barbara O. Jones
as Toni

Dee Gardner
as Cricket

Cynthia Harrison

Donovan Scott
as Rollo

Janet Brady
as Red Team Member

William Sumper
as Milo

Steve Doubet
as Johnny Pulse

Helena Carroll
as Irene

Terrence Wright
as Dirk

Kathryn Ish
as Mrs. Stewart

Deborah Harmon
as Receptionist

Phillip Clark
as Ensign

Mel Scott
as Ronald

John Fink
as Mortician

Don Bexley
as Rev. Larry

Deborah White
as Claudette

Jim Lange
as Jim Lange

Wolf Muser
as Heinrich

Gary Dontzig
as Priest

Mark Harmon
as Victor

Jerry Belson
as Mr. Wardcraft

Gerrit Graham
as Nathan

Robin Menken
as Christine

Elizabeth Daily
as Rita

Sarah Kennedy
as Girl

Tom Newman
as Judge

Robert Ball
as Butler

Bob Basso
as Security Guard

Will Hunt
as Preacher

Carol Ann Williams
as Pvt. Jones

Sarah Lilly
as Waitress

Carl Gottlieb
as Station Master

Paul Wilson
as Eraserhead

Andre Landzaat
as Waiter

Marilyn Redfield
as Sherry

Howard Hesseman
as Dr. Grayson

Tim Stack
as Teller

Ted Chapman
as Doctor

Joie Magidow
as Pvt. Walker

Julie Paris
as 3rd Mother

Paddi Edwards
as Receptionist

Bernie Kuby
as Judge

Diane Sommerfield
as Blue Team Member

Paula-Marie Moody
as Blue Team Member

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Series Details

TV Network:	ABC
Premiere Date:	Jan 28, 1976
Genre:	Comedy
Executive Producers:	Edward K. Milkis, Garry Marshall, Thomas L. Miller

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