9 to 5 TV Show

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Television Show Summary

The 80's TV show 9 to 5 is based on the 1980 movie by the same name. The series takes place in a business office where the three women office workers are treated badly by their boss, Mr. Hart (Jeffery Tambor).

TV Show Plot For 9 to 5

Rita Moreno plays Violet, Valerie Curtin plays the shy Judy (taking over the Jane Fonda movie role) and Rachel Dennison plays Doralee (taking over the role her sister Dolly Parton played in the 9 to 5 movie.)

The first season of Nine to Five was a six-episode trial series in the spring of 1982. When it returned to TV later in the fall of 1982, Peter Bonerz had replaced Tambor as Mr. Hart. Jean Marsh played the role of the office manager.

The show was renewed again for a third season in the fall of 1983. James Komack of "Welcome Back Kotter" fame came in to produce. Valerie Curtin was removed from the show, and replaced by Leah Ayres as a totally new character.

The third season of 9 to 5 was shot on videotape as opposed to film, and the secretaries were now also roommates. ABC cancelled this version of the 9 to 5 series just a few episodes.

Cast of 9 to 5 TV Show

Rita Moreno - Violet Newstead
Rachel Dennison - Doralee Rhodes Brooks
Valerie Curtin - Judy Bernly
Leah Ayres - Linda Bowman
Peter Bonerz - Franklin Hart
George DelHoyo - Michael Henderson
Herb Edelman - Harry Nussbaum
Tony La Torre - Tommy
Jean Marsh - Roz Keith
Jeffrey Tambor - Franklin Hart
Ann Weldon - Clair

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80's Movie and TV Show

This is another example of a great 80's movie gone horribly wrong as a TV show. They even tried to use Dolly Parton's sister in the role Dolly played in the movie! This one died a slow death over three painful seasons.

#1 - KC - 12/04/2006 - 12:26

9 to 5 on dvd

Does anyone have the 9 to 5 episodes on DVD or VHS especially the one episode where Jane Fonda herself guest starred as a security guard? Willing to pay whatever you wish.

#2 - john daniels - 04/07/2008 - 23:52

weird show

who would want to watch such a stupid show

#3 - awesome - 06/12/2008 - 19:46

9 to 5 tv series

I would want to watch it! I love vintage 80s tv. If anyone has it, please let me know. Thanks. :)

#4 - 9to5er - 10/14/2008 - 15:26

Complete '9 to 5' tv series

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#5 - Erich Schrader - 02/28/2009 - 16:16

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#6 - Robert - 06/09/2009 - 08:16

the best line

Fred Applegate played E. Nelson Felb (1987-1988. He had the line " I lie, I like to lie, I lie alot, and I mean that!" One of my favorite lines of all time. I was may be 8 years old when i heard it and it has stayed with me all my life.

#7 - james - 08/10/2009 - 08:12

9 to 5 On DVD

Great! I am interested in your DVD! Please e-mail me at planetbh@sbcglobal.net. Put "9 to 5" in the subject line.
Thanks,
John

#8 - John - 02/24/2010 - 22:37

9 to 5

If anyone has any episodes they are willing to part with for a REASONABLE price, I'm interested. I'm at:
jeff.gebarowski@yahoo.com

#9 - jeff gebarowski - 05/24/2010 - 19:33

John,

I would like to be contacted about purchasing your DVD's as well. You can reach me at Mitchell.west@foxtv.com

#10 - Mitch West - 07/16/2010 - 17:09

Looking for E. Nelson Felb

If anyone has any episodes with E. Nelson Felb, I'd like to get a copy. This was one of my favorite characters of all time. The line quoted above is classic. He made no excuses, he was just a miserable person. LOL

Please email me at bajobear@gmail.com

Thanks

#11 - Daryl - 08/20/2010 - 12:23

The original movie was very sitcom-like, so it's hardly a travesty it was turned into an actual sitcom. I don't remember the original early 80s run with Rita Moreno, but I do remember its successful first-run syndication '86-'88 with Sally Struthers. At the very least it succeeded as a guilty-pleasure, which is all a good sitcom needs to do.

#12 - Johnny - 08/16/2011 - 09:46

9 to 5 on DVD

I have episodes on DVD

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#13 - Jim - 02/28/2012 - 18:10

The Russians are Coming

I played a waiter in the 9 to5 episode "The Russiians are Coming" in 1985 in 1985? I had a great time but I never saw it!
Anyone have a copy?

#14 - Mark - 02/18/2013 - 21:16

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