After Diff'rent Strokes: When the Laughter Stopped

Name: After Diff'rent Strokes: When the Laughter Stopped
Genre: Drama
Released: 2000-05-16
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 6.1
Cast: Alon Williams, Corey Mendell Parker, Catero Alain Colbert

TV Movie
2000
1h

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

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Elise Horn, Corey Mendell Parker, and Alon Williams in After Diff'rent Strokes: When the Laughter Stopped (2000)

Drama

A dramatization of the troubled post-series lives of young stars Dana Plato, Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges (who was a consultant for the film).A dramatization of the troubled post-series lives of young stars Dana Plato, Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges (who was a consultant for the film).A dramatization of the troubled post-series lives of young stars Dana Plato, Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges (who was a consultant for the film).

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

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Quotes
Todd Bridges: Wait a minute, let me get a dub, man.
Crack Dealer: That's all you want, now? You don't want no forty?
Todd Bridges: You tryin' to mess me up, man!
[laughs]
Crack Dealer: Here's a forty though, man.
[Hands Todd the drugs]
Crack Dealer: Hey, that dude, uh... wait a minute, that dude Tex ain't here no more. He got arrested, man. Um, why don't you watch the house for me?
Todd Bridges: You mean, be an enforcer, man?
Crack Dealer: That's right, man, that's right, all right? Hey, when are you gonna put me in one of your TV shows?
Todd Bridges: I'mma do it soon, baby!
[Does a dance]
Crack Dealer: All right, all right! What'chu talkin' bout, Willis?
[They both laugh]

Connections
Follows Diff'rent Strokes (1978)

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OH MY STARS!!!

Tonight I actually watched "After Diff'rnt Strokes - the end to the Laughter" on TV. Not taking the title for face value was my first mistake.

This made for TV movie was ONLY AN HOUR LONG. What the?

Having Dana Plato tell us the story from the grave was not compelling in any way, but it sure was funny.

The chick playing Dana was not only a bad actress, but she looked like Tonya Harding.

The guy playing Gary Coleman wore some kinda prosthetic lips, (I'm sure of it), and sat in oversized furniture and stood in holes a lot. Awful. (Sorry Mr. Coleman, i wasn't knocking you. You actually KICK ASS )

High Point of the whole thing: Todd Bridges wins the "Biggest Balls on The Planet" award for: Playing the crack dealer that SELLS CRACK TO THE ACTOR PLAYING HIM AS A JUNKIE IN THE SPECIAL