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** Season 2: John Hoyt (as Grandpa Stanley Kanisky) in episodes where he appeared. He was listed in the closing credits for the four Season 1 episodes he appeared in.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: As with most sitcoms from TheEighties, the clothing and hairstyles are ''very'' dated.
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** Lara Jill Miller, in an interview years after the series ended, revealed that the Season 6 episode "Parents Weekend" was a test episode for a possible Season 7, with Nell being hired as a housemother and looking after Samantha and her housemates (not unlike the early years of ''Series/TheFactsOfLife''). The new season – along with at least three other proposed series introduced in [[BackdoorPilot Backdoor Pilots]] – never came to pass.
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** Lara Jill Miller, in an interview years after the series ended, revealed that the Season 6 episode "Parents Weekend" was a test episode for a possible Season 7, with Nell being hired as a housemother and looking after Samantha and her housemates (not unlike the early years of ''Series/TheFactsOfLife''). The new season – along with at least three other proposed series introduced in [[BackdoorPilot Backdoor Pilots]] – never came to pass.pass.
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** Season 3: Howard Morton (as Officer Ralph Simpson). He was in the closing credits for Season 2, although he was a semi-regular and did get an opening-credits card in one late Season 2 episode.
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** Season 3: Howard Morton (as Officer Ralph Simpson). He was in the closing credits for Season 2, although he was a semi-regular – in fact, he was in the series premiere – and did get an opening-credits card in one late Season 2 episode.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The LiveEpisode was to anchor an entire night of live episodes, but by that time all the other shows that were to share the night with ''Gimme a Break'' were cancelled.
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** Lara Jill Miller, in an interview years after the series ended, revealed that the Season 6 episode "Parents Weekend" was a test episode for a possible Season 7, with Nell being hired as a housemother and looking after Samantha and her housemates (not unlike the early years of ''Series/TheFactsOfLife''). The new season – along with at least three other proposed series introduced in [[BackdoorPilot Backdoor Pilots]] – never came to pass.
** The LiveEpisode was to anchor an entire night of live episodes, but by that time all the other shows that were to share the night with ''Gimme a Break'' were
** Lara Jill Miller, in an interview years after the series ended, revealed that the Season 6 episode "Parents Weekend" was a test episode for a possible Season 7, with Nell being hired as a housemother and looking after Samantha and her housemates (not unlike the early years of ''Series/TheFactsOfLife''). The new season – along with at least three other proposed series introduced in [[BackdoorPilot Backdoor Pilots]] – never came to pass.
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* TheCastShowOff: Nell Carter and Thelma Hopkins were both professional singers[[note]]Carter was part of the original cast of ''Ain't Misbehavin'''. Hopkins was one third of Tony Orlando & Dawn[[/note]] given plenty of opportunities to show off their skills. The Lawrence brothers were given spots to show their musical skills, as well.
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* TheCastShowOff: Nell Carter and Thelma Telma Hopkins were both professional singers[[note]]Carter was part of the original cast of ''Ain't Misbehavin'''. Hopkins was one third of Tony Orlando & Dawn[[/note]] given plenty of opportunities to show off their skills. The Lawrence brothers were given spots to show their musical skills, as well.
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* TheCastShowOff: Nell Carter and Thelma Hopkins were both professional singers[[note]]Carter was part of the original cast of ''Ain't Misbehavin'''. Hopkins was one third of Tony Orlando & Dawn[[/note]] given plenty of opportunities to show off their skills. The Lawrence brothers were given spots to show their musical skills, as well.
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* PromotedToOpeningCredits: Some [[ZigZaggingTrope zig zagging]] in each case.
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** Season 2: John Hoyt (as Grandpa Stanley Kanisky) inSeason 2 episodes where he appeared; he appeared. He was listed in the closing credits for the four Season 1 episodes he appeared in.in.
** Season 3: Howard Morton (as Officer Ralph Simpson). He was in the closing credits for Season 2, although he was a semi-regular and did get an opening-credits card in one late Season 2 episode.
** Season 4: Telma Hopkins (as Addy Wilson). Although a semi-regular during Season 3, she was billed in the closing credits in episodes where she appeared.
** Season 2: John Hoyt (as Grandpa Stanley Kanisky) in
** Season 3: Howard Morton (as Officer Ralph Simpson). He was in the closing credits for Season 2, although he was a semi-regular and did get an opening-credits card in one late Season 2 episode.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece : As with most sitcoms from TheEighties, the clothing and hairstyles are ''very'' dated.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The LiveEpisode was to anchor an entire night of live episodes, but by that time all the other shows that were to share the night with ''Gimme a Break'' were cancelled.
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* TheDanza: Three of them. Nell, Joey, and Matthew.
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* TheDanza: Three Four of them. Nell, Joey, Matthew, and Matthew.Jonathan.
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* TheCharacterDiedWithHim: After Dolph Sweet's death.death after production of the fourth season ended, his character Carl also died [[InUniverse in-universe]].
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* {{Defictionalization}}: Nell Carter became a ''de facto'' ParentalSubstitute for countless children, who wrote her character asking for advice.
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