THE FITZPATRICKS - HALLOWEEN EPISODE (CBS 1977) VERY RARE!!!
The focus of this short-lived family drama centered on the Fitzpatricks, an Irish Catholic family of six who lived in Flint, Michigan. The father, blue collar, Mike Fitzpatrick (Bert Kramer) worked overtime as a steelworker to provide a life for the family; while his pregnant wife, Maggie (Mariclare Costello) also worked part-time at a diner as a waitress to help support the family's income. They had four children, eldest son, Sean (Clark Brandon); introspective second son, Jack (Jimmy McNichol); only daughter Maureen (nicknamed Mo) (Michele Tobin) and youngest son, Max (Sean Marshall). At various times, all of the Fitzpatrick children had held down part-time jobs to help the often cash-strapped family. They also owned a dog, aptly named Detroit. Also involved in the family was R.J. (Derek Wells), who was Max Fitzpatrick's African-American best friend. A young Helen Hunt played neighbor, Kerry Gerardi, supposedly a friend of Mo's, who was interested in the older Fitzpatrick brothers, Sean and Jack, which sparked a bit of a rivalry between the two. Much of the stories deal with moralistic lessons and also with growing up.
This single episode "Halloween" has only been seen once when it originally aired on Tuesday, October 25, 1977. It is the only known at is episode from the series that is available.
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Number of DVDs: 1
Quality: 9/10
Running Time: 60 mins.
Aspect Ratio: Full Screen
NOTES: This is a fan-made DVD set. Not a studio release. Video/audio is from original network airing with commercials. DVD come in white sleeves with no art work.
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THE FITZPATRICKS - HALLOWEEN EPISODE (CBS 1977) VERY RARE!!!—
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THE FITZPATRICKS - HALLOWEEN EPISODE (CBS 1977) VERY RARE!!!
The focus of this short-lived family drama centered on the Fitzpatricks, an Irish Catholic family of six who lived in Flint, Michigan. The father, blue collar, Mike Fitzpatrick (Bert Kramer) worked overtime as a steelworker to provide a life for the family; while his pregnant wife, Maggie (Mariclare Costello) also worked part-time at a diner as a waitress to help support the family's income. They had four children, eldest son, Sean (Clark Brandon); introspective second son, Jack (Jimmy McNichol); only daughter Maureen (nicknamed Mo) (Michele Tobin) and youngest son, Max (Sean Marshall). At various times, all of the Fitzpatrick children had held down part-time jobs to help the often cash-strapped family. They also owned a dog, aptly named Detroit. Also involved in the family was R.J. (Derek Wells), who was Max Fitzpatrick's African-American best friend. A young Helen Hunt played neighbor, Kerry Gerardi, supposedly a friend of Mo's, who was interested in the older Fitzpatrick brothers, Sean and Jack, which sparked a bit of a rivalry between the two. Much of the stories deal with moralistic lessons and also with growing up.
This single episode "Halloween" has only been seen once when it originally aired on Tuesday, October 25, 1977. It is the only known at is episode from the series that is available.
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Number of DVDs: 1
Quality: 9/10
Running Time: 60 mins.
Aspect Ratio: Full Screen
NOTES: This is a fan-made DVD set. Not a studio release. Video/audio is from original network airing with commercials. DVD come in white sleeves with no art work.
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The focus of this short-lived family drama centered on the Fitzpatricks, an Irish Catholic family of six who lived in Flint, Michigan. The father, blue collar, Mike Fitzpatrick (Bert Kramer) worked overtime as a steelworker to provide a life for the family; while his pregnant wife, Maggie (Mariclare Costello) also worked part-time at a diner as a waitress to help support the family's income. They had four children, eldest son, Sean (Clark Brandon); introspective second son, Jack (Jimmy McNichol); only daughter Maureen (nicknamed Mo) (Michele Tobin) and youngest son, Max (Sean Marshall). At various times, all of the Fitzpatrick children had held down part-time jobs to help the often cash-strapped family. They also owned a dog, aptly named Detroit. Also involved in the family was R.J. (Derek Wells), who was Max Fitzpatrick's African-American best friend. A young Helen Hunt played neighbor, Kerry Gerardi, supposedly a friend of Mo's, who was interested in the older Fitzpatrick brothers, Sean and Jack, which sparked a bit of a rivalry between the two. Much of the stories deal with moralistic lessons and also with growing up.
This single episode "Halloween" has only been seen once when it originally aired on Tuesday, October 25, 1977. It is the only known at is episode from the series that is available.
