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Season 6 | | | |
| 114 :06x02 - The Last Dance (Oct/13/1986) | | Jesse and Nicole are set to dance at the wedding of Chris' cousin, but Nicole is unsure where their relationship is headed with Jesse and breaks up with him. Meanwhile, Danny and Jillian begin their own romance. | | Guest Stars: Randy Allaire as The Student Singing Scales, Gillian Schreiber as Audrey, Ernie Lively as Gramps, Paul Comi as The Minister, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Bill Applebaum as Vince Donlon, Trevor Henley as Patrick Beckett, Todd Jeffries as Sam Beckett, Denny Dillon as Corky, the Cashier, Dick Miller (1) as Lou Mackie, Sandy McPeak as Officer Becket | Director: Oz Scott
Writer: Susan Goldberg | | Songs: (Unknown artist) -- The Last Dance | | | |
| 115 :06x03 - New Faces (Oct/20/1986) | | Lydia gets a job at the school for her old friend, Pete Seeger, as an acting teacher. He feels his tough methods have annoyed the kids and thinks about quitting. Meanwhile, Danny is asked to show Hannah Cooper around the school, but the 11-year old prodigy refuses to play for anyone. | | Guest Stars: David Breitbarth as The Actor, Judi Goldhand as The Wardrobe Woman, Brian Anderson (1) as The Production Assistant, Tom Parsekian as The Assistant Director, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Nancy Burnett as The Casting Woman, Dennis Howard as The Producer, Tanya Fenmore as Hannah Cooper | Director: Win Phelps
Writer: Harry Longstreet, Renee Longstreet | | Songs: Jesse Borrego, Carlo Imperato, Nia Peeples, Carrie Hamilton -- Look and Learn, Michael Cerveris and Carlo Imperato -- Rock and Roll Will Stand | | | |
| 116 :06x04 - Judgement Day (Oct/27/1986) | | Leroy's commencement as a teacher has arrived, but he doesn't feel much like celebrating after being accused of giving lead roles to blacks over all the other students. Mr. Shorofsky and Ian knock heads over musical styles. | | Guest Stars: Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Dick Miller (1) as Lou Mackie, Michelle Whitney-Morrison as Debby, Lycia Naff as Susan | Director: Oz Scott
Writer: Michael McGreevey | | Songs: Bill Hufsey -- Hot Diggerty, Loretta Chandler -- Swingin' at the Cotton Club, (Unknown artist) -- Dance Your Cares Away, (Unknown artist) -- Noise of Art | | | |
| 117 :06x05 - All Talking, All Singing, All Dancing (Nov/03/1986) | | Jesse has a 1930's style play in which Mr. Dyrenforth decides the school will fund to win the $20,000 prize from the Kimble Foundation. But when the school board rejects to fund the play, Lou steps in to get the play produced. Meanwhile, the lead in the play, Nicole, comes down with laryngitis. | | Guest Stars: Robert Romanus as Miltie Horowitz, Dick Miller (1) as Lou Mackie | Director: Win Phelps
Writer: Richard Manning (1), Hans Beimler | | Songs: Elisa Heinsohn -- Forty-Second Street, Carrie Hamilton and Michael Cerveris -- It's Love I'm After, After All, Nia Peeples -- Someone to Watch Over Me | | | |
| 118 :06x06 - Hold That Baby (Nov/10/1986) | | Chris learns the good and bad of parenting when his siter leaves him with his nephew, Spike. Mr. Dyrenforth finds out just how important Mrs. Berg is when she leaves to attend her brother's anniversary for a day. Nicole, Dusty, Reggie, and Jullian find themselves arguing after forming their own band. | | Guest Stars: Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Diana Barton (1) as Shelley Dumbrowski, Deborah Geffner as Eve, Russ Tamblyn as Russ, the Choreographer, Dick Miller (1) as Mr. Lou Mackie, Robert Romanus as Miltie Horowitz, Randy Allaire as Randy | Director: Oz Scott
Writer: Michael McGreevey, Ira Steven Behr | | Songs: Carrie Hamilton,Nia Peeples,Loretta Chandler,Elisa Heinsohn -- East Of Eden, Carrie Hamilton,Nia Peeples,Loretta Chandler,Elisa Heinsohn -- Only Love Will Hold Fast | | | |
| 119 :06x07 - A Different Drummer (Nov/17/1986) | | Reggie gets herself in trouble with the law and with Mr. Dyrenforth, after trying to buck conventionalism and help the homeless. Elsewhere, when Dusty's father comes for a visit, Reverend Tyler decides that she should return home to Colorado because New York is too risque for her. | | Guest Stars: L. Kenneth Richardson as The Policeman, Carolyn Mignini as Miss Elliot, Marilyn Chris as Sylvia, Albert Hall as Reverend Tyler | Director: Michael Switzer
Writer: Hollis Rich | | Songs: Loretta Chandler -- Never Give Up On A Dream, The Isley Brothers -- Shout, Carrie Hamilton -- Think, Carrie Hamilton and Loretta Chandler -- We Have The Right | | | |
| 120 :06x08 - Mr. Wacky's World (Nov/24/1986) | | Danny, frustrated from the lack of acting work decides to start his own cable-access show. While searching where to go he enters the doors of the Mr. Wacky's World, and is offered the job of playing Mr. Noodles. Although he loves the work, Danny isn't thrilled of playing a stooge. When Jesse makes a friendly gesture, Dusty misinterprets it as romance. | | Guest Stars: Oliver Givens as Oliver The Prop Man, Randy Bertish as The Boy Student, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Dick Miller (1) as Mr. Lou Mackie, Gerrit Graham as Mr. Wacky | Director: Win Phelps
Writer: Ira Steven Behr, Michael McGreevey | | Songs: Loretta Chandler -- Don't Turn Around, Carlo Imperato -- I'm Hip, Bill Hufsey -- Love of the Game, Gerrit Graham -- Two Drifters | | | |
| 121 :06x09 - All I Want for Christmas (Dec/08/1986) | | Tina comes back to visit her uncle Leroy, and he tries to add the Christmas spirit back inside her. But with Leroy's busy schedule, she loses the faith. Meanwhile, Mr. Shorofsky is hospitalized to remove his tonsils, leaving a pair of kids believing he is the real Santa Claus. | | Guest Stars: Garette Henson as Youngster #1, Carl Bressler as The Pick Pocket, Jaclyn-Rose Lester as The Older Youngster, Myrna White as The Nurse, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, John Ingle as The Man In Hospital Suite 2B, Tony Di Benedetto as Mr. Quimby, Dick Miller (1) as Lou Mackie, Elden Henson as Matthew, Zach Bostrom as Timmy, Caryn Ward as Tina | Director: Alan Myerson
Writer: Robert Caplain | | Songs: Loretta Chandler -- Born In Bethlehem, Gene Anthony Ray -- I Know The Way To Celebrate, Loretta Chandler -- Joy To The World, Jesse Borrego and Michael Cerveris -- Your Wife's Been Cheating On Us Again | | | |
| 122 :06x10 - Fame and Fortune (Dec/29/1986) | | Nicole gets the chance of a lifetime when she's offered a job as a back-up singer for her idol, Frannie Fortune. But she quickly learns that the business is a dog-eat-dog world. that he's lonely, Danny, Jesse, and Leroy try to bolster Mr. Dyrenforth's love life by posting pictures of him all over the city. | | Guest Stars: Shaun Earl as Shaun, Randy Allaire as Randy, Patricia Lee Willson as Ellen, Frederic Tucker as The Recording Engineer, Jim Piddock as The Record Producer, Bonnie Sheridan as Frannie Fortune (as Bonnie Bramlett) | Directors: Robert Caplain, Michael Switzer
Writer: Robert Caplain, Michael Switzer | | Songs: Debbie Allen, Jesse Borrego, Michael Cerveris,Carlo Imperato -- A Woman Needs a Man, Damaged -- Bonnie Bramlett and Nia Peeples, Bonnie Bramlett -- Find It In Your Mind, Nia Peeples and Bonnie Bramlett -- Mama, He's Treatin' Your Daughter Mean | | | |
| 123 :06x11 - Go Softly Into Morning (Jan/05/1987) | | Following a party, Miss Grant becomes frustrated when she learns Nicole and Danny missed an important rehearsal for an upcoming performance. Unknown to anyone was that Nicole and Danny were in a car accident with drunk driver Mickey Grath, killing Nicole. Everyone feels the loss of their friend, but Jesse becomes enraged and voes to kill Mickey. | | Guest Stars: Jeanette O'Connor as Nurse, Lance Sloane as Randy, Laura Feder as The Ballerina, Randy Allaire as Vince, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Phil Peters as Detective Murray, Will MacMillan (1) as Kenneth Garth, Willard E. Pugh as Mike Lifton, Betty Karlen as Gina Amatullo, Dick Miller (1) as Lou Mackie, Sean Gregory Sullivan (3) as Mickey Garth | Director: Win Phelps
Writer: Renee Longstreet | | Songs: Michael Cerveris and Debbie Allen -- Private Eye, Carrie Hamilton -- See Your Face Again, (Unknown artist) -- Carnival of the Animals | | | |
| 124 :06x12 - Love Kittens Go to High School (Jan/26/1987) | | Movie director Jeff Stave's new film "Kittens Go to High School," is to be shot on the site of the School of the Arts. Jillian, working as a student assistant to Mr. Stave, falls for him but quickly learns why their love can never be. The lead actress of the film, Maxie Sharp, decides to stay behind and enroll at the school. | | Guest Stars: Randy Allaire as Vince, Robert Neary as Football Player, Shaun Earl as Earl Derringer, Bill Kalmenson (1) as Cameraman, Jim Doughan as Assistant Director, John Putch as Jeff Stave, Olivia Barash as Maxie | Director: Luis Soto
Writer: Susan Goldberg | | Songs: Olivia Barash -- First In Line, Elisa Heinsohn and Carrie Hamilton -- He Looks Like Romeo | | | |
| 125 :06x13 - The Crimson Blade (Feb/02/1987) | | Ms. Fleming will be replacing Mr. Dyrenforth while he is away for an appendectomy, and she quickly instills a doctrine prohibiting dancing and singing in the school hallways. Elsewhere, Miltie decides to do a good deed and takes up the persona of the Crimson Blade, performing feats of heroism. | | Guest Stars: Richard Murphy as Student, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Keith Mills as Dr. Korngold, Alison La Placa as Ms. Audrey Fleming, Darren Dalton as Doug Logan, Olivia Barash as Maxie, Robert Romanus as Miltie Horowitz | Director: Debbie Allen
Writer: Richard Manning (1), Hans Beimler | | Songs: Olivia Barash -- Forever In Your Eyes, Loretta Chandler and Michael Cerveris -- Joyful Noise | | | |
| 126 :06x14 - Pros and Cons (Feb/09/1987) | | Lydia and her high school sweetheart have rekindled their romance, that is, until she discovers how he makes his money...as a stock swindler. Meanwhile, Ian becomes jealous of his father when he becomes friendly with the kids at the school. | | Guest Stars: Dick Miller (1) as Mr. Lou Mackie, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Patrik Baldauff as Clifton Bauer, Michael Preston (2) as Jack Ware, Grainger Hines as Elisa Sellers, Julius Carry as Billy Waters | Director: Michael Switzer
Writer: Elizabeth K. Doswell | | Songs: Michael Cerveris and Mike Preston -- Men About Town, Mike Preston -- What Ho, Mrs. Brisket | | | |
| 127 :06x15 - The Big Contract (Feb/16/1987) | | Duke, Lou's shifty brother, has come for a visit. After hearing Chris' singing voice, offers him a chance of recording an album. Mr. Seeger is asked to sit on the newspaper committee which includes listening to Maxie and Reggie's bickering. | | Guest Stars: Teri Hafford as Attractive Woman, Larry Spinak as Duane Doberman, Lew Gallo as Rupert Ritzik, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Gary Wood as Grover, Russell Johnson as Duke Mackie | Director: Harry Longstreet
Writer: Melinda Bell | | Songs: Elisa Heinsohn, Jesse Borrego and Michael Cerveris -- Boys, Birds And Bees, Bill Hufsey -- I'll Find Love | | | | | | | | | |
| 130 :06x18 - Ian's Girl (Mar/23/1987) | | A visit from Ian's ex-girlfriend has him feeling homesick and decides to head back to England, a move which she disapproves of. Meanwhile, Mr. Shorofsky has decided to enter Ian in a competition for classical guitarists, which he refuses to attend. Also, the gang helps Lou get ready for a campaign as the President of the Metropolitan Bowling Operators Association. | | Guest Stars: Steve Cooper (2) as Nick, Sandor Black as Tony, Gregory Cooke (1) as Will, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Traci Lind as Joanna | Director: Win Phelps
Writer: Peggy Goldman | | Songs: Michael Cerveris -- After Dark, Loretta Chandler,Bill Hufsey,Carlo Imperato,Elisa Heinsohn -- Image, Michael Cerveris and Traci Lin -- No Feelings | | | | | | |
| 132 :06x20 - The Lounge Singer Who Knew Too Much (Apr/20/1987) | | Chris gets caught up into international intrigue after Jillian sends some papers she was typing up for him to his home. Now he is being followed by a pair of men inside of an ice cream vehicle. Meanwhile, Reggie, Ian, and Dusty all participate in a student video contest, but find their subjects to be troublesome. | | Guest Stars: Wayne Collins, Jr. (1) as Ice Cream Brat, Lisa Fuller as Rocket Cola Girl, Jillian Katz as Melissa, Beau Bishop as Messenger, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie, Trevor Henley as Patrick Beckett, Nicholas Worth as Gallupo, Sam Ingraffia as Ostrin | Director: Michael Ray Rhodes
Writer: Elizabeth K. Doswell | | Songs: Debbie Allen -- It Ain't Necessarily So, Debbie Allen -- The Man I Love, Bill Hufsey, Loretta Chandler and Olivia Barash -- When The Going Gets Tough (The Tough Get Going) | | | | | | |
| 134 :06x22 - Of Cabbages and Kings (May/04/1987) | | The National Cultural Center has chosen the School of the Arts as an organization which will be allowed to enter one item into the time capsule, but no one can decide on what the item will be. Miltie is given an ultimatum to pen an original song or fail, which leads him to plagiarize a 14th century ballad. | | Guest Stars: George Milan as Frederick Rosen, Larry Moss as Foreign Man, Robert Romanus as Miltie Horowitz | Director: Debbie Allen
Writer: Ira Steven Behr | | Songs: Olivia Barash -- Believe, Michael Cerveris -- Burn Down The Night, Robert Romanus -- Trust Me, (Unknown artist) -- The Ring Of Love | | | |
| 135 :06x23 - Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore (May/11/1987) | | Mrs. Berg is caught in a lie when her old lover comes for a visit after having said she was in charge of the whole school, causing the kids to pretend she is the acting principal. Elsewhere, Gordon and Reggie attempt to get Mr. Dyrenforth to accept a computer simulator which allows virtual animal dissections, instead of destroying an actual animal. | | Guest Stars: Elizabeth Sharp as The Student, Lisa Hudson as Lisa, Marie Capitti as Marie, Glenn Casale as The Mailman, David Kock as Burns, Cam Clarke (1) as Charlie, Patrick Gorman as Morris, Mary Kane (1) as Faye, Robert Romanus as Miltie Horowitz, Olivia Barash as Maxie, Diane Cary as Miss Maguire, Jan Rubeš as Lewis Jacubek, Greg Longstreet as Gordon Wilson, Carolyn J. Silas as Laura Mackie | Director: Harry Longstreet
Writer: Harry Longstreet, Renee Longstreet | | Songs: Jesse Borrego -- Nightmoves, Cast -- You Can Really Do It | | | |
| 136 :06x24 - Baby, Remember My Name (May/18/1987) | | With alumni week in session, this would be a great time to make a video yearbook. Meanwhile, Miss Grant believes Leroy should play the lead of the school showcase, in which alumni and big time producer Michael Taftner turns down feeling that Leroy can't handle the part. Also, Chris lies about his success when asked to be the guest speaker, which causes him to butt heads with Mr. Seger. | | Guest Stars: P.R. Paul as Montgomery MacNeil, Valerie Landsburg as Doris Schwartz, Albert Hague as Mr. Benjamin Shorofsky, Erica Gimpel (1) as Coco Hernandez, Cynthia Gibb as Holly Laird, Russ Tamblyn as Michael Taftner, Olivia Barash as Maxie, Lee Curreri as Bruno Martelli, Carol Mayo Jenkins as Elizabeth Sherwood | Director: Debbie Allen
Writer: Michael McGreevey | | Songs: Cast -- Fame, (Unknown artist) -- Bird Jam, (Unknown artist) -- Legacy | | | |
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