The Waverly Wonders
5.2
1978
Comedy
The Waverly Wonders is a short-lived TV sitcom, starring retired pro football star Joe Namath, that lasted less than a month on NBC in 1978.
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- Cast：
- Joe Namath , Gwynne Gilford , Kim Lankford , James Staley
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EP1 - Pilot
September. 07,1978
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EP2 - Pied Piper
September. 22,1978
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EP3 - Tate vs Tate
January. 01,0001
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EP4 - Rafkin's Victory Dance
October. 06,1978
Connie (Kim Lankford) finds her basketball stardom an obstacle to dating. Casey: Joe Namath. Tate: Charles Bloom. Faguzzi: Joshua Grenrock. Hasty: Tierre Turner. Linda: Gwynne Gilford. Benton: Ben Piazza. Ginger: Audrey Landers. Kerner: James Staley.
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EP5 - Joe Goes to Press
January. 01,0001
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EP7 - The Revolution
January. 01,0001
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EP8 - The Kiss
January. 01,0001
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EP9 - Mock Marriage
January. 01,0001
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EP13 - Joe Checks Out the Librarian
September. 29,1978
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