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Series regulars or semi-regulars in 'Skag' from 1970-1982:



1970-1982 Episode Guide for 'Skag':


(Episodes with dates prior to 1970 aired as reruns.)

January 6, 1980: Pilot
Season 1, episode 1
W: Abby Mann   D: Frank Perry

With Gwen Humble (Audrey Landis), M. Emmet Walsh (Moran), Tom Atkins (Dr. Moscone), Charles Hallahan (Fisher), Juanin Clay (Joyce), Bert Freed (Bishop), Tony Burton. Debut of a series starring Karl Malden as a veteran steel mill foreman whose world is torn apart when he suffers a stroke leaving him temporarily paralyzed and forced to stay at home where he must deal with family problems.

January 17, 1980: In Trouble At 15
Season 1, episode 2
W: Marsha Norman   D: Edward Parone

With Fredric Lehne (Paul), Marlyn Mason (Marilyn). Fifteen-year-old Barbara drops a bombshell on the family when she announces that she is pregnant -- and hasn't decided whether to have the baby.

January 24, 1980: The Wildcatters
Season 1, episode 3
W: William Attaway, Abby Mann   D: Virgil Vogel

With R.G. Armstrong (Zanski), Stacy Keach, Richard Bright (Madman Messisik), Ray Girardin (Moran). Skag and his family are threatened with violence after he leads a wildcat strike to protest unsafe conditions at the steel mill.

January 31, 1980: The Working Girl (1)
Season 1, episode 4
W: William Attaway   D: Allen Reisner

With C.J. Hincks, Richard Bright (Madman Messisik), Bibi Besch (Pauline), Dee Wallace (Nora). Skag learns that David's new girlfriend, a former childhood sweetheart, is now a call girl.

February 7, 1980: The Working Girl (2)
Season 1, episode 5
W: William Attaway   D: Allen Reisner

With Bibi Besch (Pauline), Dee Wallace (Nora), Bobby Van (Gary Saunders). David follows his prostitute girl friend to Atlantic City -- with Skag in pursuit as he hopes to find the couple in time to prevent them from marrying.

February 21, 1980: What Passes For Love In East Pittsburgh
Season 1, episode 6
W: Ivy Schultz   D: Bruce Bilson

With Chip Lucia (Rick), Leonard Frey (Philip), Millie Slavin (Lisa), Richard Bright (Madman Messisik), Slavitza Jovan (Model). Skag is outraged when his daughter Patricia leaves home and moves in with a cynical young mill supervisor. (Last show of the series.)


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