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Faerie Tale Theatre: Season 4, Episode 4Grimm Party (17 Jul. 1985) |
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Title: Grimm Party (17 Jul 1985)
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Bridgette Andersen | ... |
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| Ed Begley Jr. | ... |
Wilhelm Grimm
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| Karen Black | ... |
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| Pam Dawber | ... |
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| Shelley Duvall | ... |
Herself
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| Teri Garr | ... |
Herself
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| Dana Hill | ... |
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| Richard Libertini | ... |
Jacob Grimm
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| Howie Mandel | ... |
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| Brock Peters | ... |
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| Paul Reubens | ... |
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| Donovan Scott | ... |
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| Dick Shawn | ... |
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| Rex Smith | ... |
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| Hervé Villechaize | ... |
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When I was a kid, I recorded the episode of The Grimm Party on VHS tape. We recorded over it, and now, I dearly wish we hadn't. I've read that this episode of the ever-popular cable series is considered to be "lost". Is this true? Apparently, Starmaker, who released the series on DVD, tried to have The Grimm Party released with the collection, and could not. Realley?!! How sad. Who remembers it?... Shelley Duvall has a huge party to celebrate 3 years of FTT. She invites all actors involved in the series, and many of them ware their costumes from their episode. Shelley, however, doesn't have one. Her friend Teri Garr tells her she should hurry and find one, and says she'll be at the punch bowl. Shelley trips and hits her head and... well... suddenly she's in a courtroom, with the Brother's Grimm as her judges, and they are accusing her of tampering with classic literature, because of the changes she made to their beloved stories. She defends herself, by highlighting each tale, and proving that though they are embellished and enhanced, they are still the same stories.