September 25, 1999 - March 27, 2000
NBC Situation Comedy
18 Episodes
Cast:
| Lindsay Weir: | Linda Cardellini |
| Sam Weir: | John Francis Daley |
| Neal Schweiber: | Samm Levine |
| Bill Haverchuck: | Martin Starr |
| Daniel Desario: | James Franco |
| Ken Miller: | Seth Rogan |
| Alan White: | Chauncey Leopardi |
| Nick Andopolis: | Jason Segal |
| Millie Kentner: | Sarah Hagan |
| Kim Kelly: | Busy Philipps |
| Cindy Sanders: | Natasha Melnick |
| Harris Trinsky: | Stephen Lee Sheppard |
| Gordon Crisp: | Jerry Messing |
| Harold Weir: | Joe Flaherty |
| Jean Weir: | Becky Ann Baker |
| Jeff Rosso: | Dave Allen |
| Mr. Kowchevski: | Steve Bannos |
TV high school was never as painful, or as real, as in
this acclaimed but low-rated series. The geeks at Michigan's
William McKinley High School, circa 1980, were scrawny
Sam, an undersized freshman runt who knew his place at
the bottom of the social plate all too well, and pals Neal, a
sci-fi fan who ran whenever trouble loomed, and Bill, a tall,
intelligent-looking Bill Gates look-alike whose brain was
actually mush. The bullying freaks, or school rebels, included
rebellious Dan, sarcastic Ken, Sam's personal tormentor
Alan, and Nick, a surprisingly good-hearted freak who was
into drums and sometimes actually listened to the geeks.
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