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Thanks to all the people around the net who keep me up-to-date on the latest Melissa info!
Note: Almost all of this info comes from posts to the ``clarissa'' mailing list and from various web-sites, including:
I update this page as often and as quickly as I can, but sometimes I don't find out about something until the last minute. In other words, don't think that you can just check this page every week or so and not miss anything...
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TBS has been showing America's Funniest People for a while now (three episodes in a row each Sat morning). ``Circumstantial evidence'' made me think Melissa's episode (originally aired 17 Oct 1993) was coming up soon, but it looks like they're still playing episodes from the previous season. (Or maybe playing them again. I don't know.)
According to a post to the German newsgroup maus.rec.laserdiscs,
Can't Hardly Wait is coming out on DVD (on the Columbia label)
on Dec 22nd.
(Thanks to Lars Luthe
and Christoph Steinecke [author of original post] for this info.)
Melissa is the star of this film which has now completed principal photography and is due to be released in the spring. According to a Reuters/Variety article, ``She [plays] a young woman who has grown up next door to a boy her age, but the two never made a love connection. Not until they gather for their high school's centennial celebration do they realize that they were meant for one another all along.'' (Note: The film was originally titled Girl Gives Birth to Prom Date, but this was changed after a rather unpleasant national news story involving a girl, a prom, and a birth.)
Apparently, this movie is no longer happening. The info below is from when it looked like it was. More info later.
A Hollywood Reporter article reports:
The Paris-based Alain Siritzky Prods. will also produce "Running With Scissors," a teen comedy budgeted at $2.5 million-$3 million with an ensemble cast that includes Sam Rockwell, Steve Zahn, Melissa Joan Hart and Giovanni Ribisi. Director Carlos Brooks will make his feature filmmaking debut.
More info from the Hollywood Reporter:
Running With Scissors (Comedy)
(Start May 11) Shooting in Los Angeles, Seattle; Maple Palm Prods./Alain Siritzky Prods., 1640 5th St., #114, Santa Monica, CA 90401; Cast: Steve Zahn, Giovanni Ribisi, Tom Everett Scott, Robyn Peterman, Sam Rockwell, Melissa Joan Hart; ExPrd., Bill Bromiley; Prd., Dave Thomas; CoPrd., David Baxter, Jonathan Josell; Dir., Carlos Brooks; Scr., Carlos Brooks; Cstg., Amy Elizabeth Sabel, Richard Hicks
(Note: Amy Elisabeth Sabel's name is misspelled in the above blurb.)
Finally, a blurb from ZENtertainment says:
Comedian/recent author Dave Thomas (SCTV, Grace Under Fire, Strange Brew) has opened MAPLE PALM Productions, an independent film company with offices in Santa Monica and Toronto. MAPLE plans to initially produce 2 or 3 feature films a year, and at least one TV movie a year, and their first film AMBUSHED, which began production in North Carolina last week, stars Courtney B. Vance, Jeremy Lelliott, William Forsythe, David Keith and Virginia Madsen. Other films on the way from the production company include OUT OF ORDER (starring Chevy Chase), JUST A COUPLE OF DICKS, RUNNING WITH SCISSORS (starring Steve Zahn, Tom Everett Scott, and Giovani Ribisi), and a sequel to STRANGE BREW.
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Melissa was on The Tonight Show.
Melissa did the voice of Saturn Girl in an episode of the New Batman/Superman Adventures animated series on the Kids' WB! network.
Melissa was on Donny & Marie. (Note: This was originally scheduled for Wed the 28th, based on info from Hartbreak Films.)
The Sabrina Goes to Rome movie that Melissa did this summer, on The Wonderful World of Disney.
Melissa was on The Howie Mandel Show.
Melissa's episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?.
Repeat of Melissa's Mar 1998 appearance on Vibe.
Mega Movie Magic goes on the set of STTW.
Melissa's episode of Clueless (``Mister Wright'').
Melissa's episode of Clueless (``Mister Wright'').
Repeat of Melissa's Jan 1998 appearance on Live with Regis & Kathie Lee. Other guests: Salt-N-Pepa and Emeril Lagasse.
Repeat of Melissa's FANatic episode.
German premiere of Two Came Back. German title: Mayday im Pazifik - Urlaub in die blaue Hölle (``Mayday in the pacific - holidays in the blue hell''). (Thanks to Rene Scholz for this info, including the translation.)
Melissa's episode episode of FANatic.
The Sabrina, the Teenage Witch movie. (Thanks to Eric Dominguez for this info.)
Melissa hosted a special called America's Teenagers: Growing up on Television. TV Guide Online described it as follows:
Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina, the Teenage Witch) hosts a retrospective on how teens have been portrayed on TV over the last five decades. Still being edited at press time, the program is slated to screen scenes from some 300 programs -- from Leave It to Beaver (1957-63) to Happy Days (1974-84) to Beavis & Butt-Head (1993-97). According to executive producer Charles Duncombe (who had access to the vast video library at the Museum of Television and Radio), the clips are thematically arranged ``to follow a natural arc of adolescence from parenting issues to the social world of high school and friends to dating, sex and graduation leaving the teen years behind.''
According to an Entertainment Wire article, Melissa was scheduled to attend the premiere of the movie Ever After. Arrivals began at 6:30pm PT, the screening at 7:30pm.
Melissa attended the premiere of the movie BASEketball. Arrivals began at 6:30pm PT, the screening at 7:30pm. ``Celebration'' followed ``at the Hard Rock Cafe, CityWalk'', according to a PR Newswire article.
Previews for Can't Hardly Wait were spotted in theaters down-under. (Thanks to Peta Allan for this info.)
According to a Business Wire article, Melissa was scheduled to attend the premiere of the movie The Negotiator. Arrivals began at 6:30pm PT, the screening at 7:30pm. (Note: This means she's back from Italy.)
MTV's second attempt to find Melissa's ``number one fan'' to meet and interview her for the show FANatic. The following e-mail was sent out on Mon evening:
MTV is launching a new show called "FANatic," coming out this summer. We are looking for Melissa Joan Hart's #1 fan. The person we meet will get the opportunity to meet and interview her! If you or any other devoted Melissa Joan Hart fan is interested please contact Anita at MTV at (310) 752-8418 IMMEDIATELY. We are booking fans today. You can call collect, but do not wait or you will miss this amazing opportunity.CALL RIGHT NOW!
For more info about the show, check out www.mtv.com - go to "Tubescan," then "Casting Call".
Thanks-
Anita/ MTV
(310) 752-8418 (You can call collect)
They finally chose someone and Melissa's episode was aired on 11 Aug 1998.
Melissa's episode of Storytime aired in Houston (probably nowhere else, though).
Melissa's TV movie, Two Came Back.
Melissa was on Access Hollywood. They had some shots on the set of Sabrina Goes to Rome, which Melissa is filming in Italy.
The Sabrina, the Teenage Witch movie on The Wonderful World of Disney.
The STTW movie.
In a promotional ``interview'' at NewStream, as part of Coca Cola's Summer Fun Program, Melissa said that she would be filming a Sabrina TV movie in Rome this summer.
Melissa was on the invitation list for this year's Sail With the Stars Celebrity Kids Cruise -- but she was also ``invited'' last year and didn't go. (I'm pretty sure she wasn't onboard.)
rec.arts.tv newsgroup
Deadline for voting for the Fourth Annual Ratty Awards,
the awards of the rec.arts.tv newsgroup.
Melissa and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch are up for three awards
this year:
BEST CHILDREN'S SERIES
- Beakman's World
- Rugrats
- Sabrina the Teenage Witch
- Sesame Street
- Wishbone
BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMER IN A CHILDREN'S SERIES
- Melissa Joan Hart, Sabrina the Teenage Witch
- Irene Ng, The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo
- Larissa Olienik, The Secret World of Alex Mack
- Caroline Rhea, Sabrina the Teenage Witch
- Paul Zaloom, Beakman's World
BEST WRITING IN A CHILDREN'S SERIES
- Beakman's World
- Men in Black: The Series
- Rugrats
- Sabrina the Teenage Witch
- Wishbone
Producers of the MTV program FANatic were searching for Melissa's ``number one fan'' to meet and interview her on the show. Apparently this fell through due to scheduling problems (they needed someone to fly, like, immediately to meet her in Europe), because now they're trying again. See above.
Repeat of Boy Meets World episode ``The Witches of Pennbrook'', in which Melissa appears.
An episode of Saturday Night Live that Melissa was reportedly in, but last time it was shown on Comedy Central, her part was cut (episode 84k).
Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert reviewed Can't Hardly Wait on their show Siskel & Ebert. (They didn't like it.)
Another special: On the Set of ``Can't Hardly Wait''. I don't know if Melissa was in it. Complete list of airing times:
Melissa's first theatrical-release movie, originally called The Party and now called Can't Hardly Wait, was released Jun 12th.
For more info, see its entry in the Internet Movie Database or this little write-up about it at Entertainment Weekly Online. Or you can read an article about the movie's soundtrack.
Special listed as Behind the Scenes of ``Can't Hardly Wait'', but actually titled something else, I believe. Melissa was only in it in clips from the movie. Repeated at 2pm and 9:30pm ET on Sat, Jun 13th.
An episode of Saturday Night Live that Melissa was in (episode 84h or #404, containing the ``Santa the Terminator'' promo parody).
Repeat of Take a Moment special.
Melissa hosted, with Donald Faison, a special entitled Take a Moment, kicking off ``Tune In to Kids and Family Week II'', 08-14 Jun 1998. A 27 Apr 1998 PRNewswire article said:
``Take A Moment'' will be televised on Monday, June 8 (7:30-8:00 p.m.) as part of an unprecedented industry collaboration that features 29 networks carrying the special simultaneously: America's Health Network, Animal Planet; Bravo; CBS Eye on People; Cartoon Network; Disney Channel; Encore's eleven networks (STARZ!, STARZ!2, BET Movies/STARZ!3, Encore, MOVIEplex and its theme channels Love Stories, Westerns, Mystery, Action, True Stories and WAM! America's Kidz Network); Fox Sports New England; Game Show Network; The History Channel; Kaleidoscope; Knowledge TV; MSG Network; Nick at Nite's TV Land; Nickelodeon; Odyssey Channel; Ovation; Romance Classics and TOON Disney. In addition, some networks plan to telecast the special during other times throughout the week.Sponsored by the National Cable Television Association, ``Take A Moment'' combines music, humor, improvisation and conversation between real parents and kids to address family communication and how television impacts it. Danny Devito, Gregory Hines, Phil Hartman, Montel Williams, Malik Yoba, Derek Jeter, Kathy Ireland, Rosie O'Donnell, Hanson, Drew Barrymore, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds, Scott Wolf and Lacey Chabert are among the celebrities scheduled to relate stories about family communication while they were growing up or with their own kids and about the influence of TV on their lives. Included at the end of the program will be two: 30 second PSAs featuring Rosie O'Donnell and Captain Kangaroo.
Melissa was on Access Hollywood. The show is syndicated and so aired on different days in different markets.
According to a BusinessWire article, the Hollywood premiere of Can't Hardly Wait took place ``at Mann's Chinese Theatre, 6925 Hollywood Blvd., with a party immediately following at the Hollywood Athletic Club, 6525 Hollywood Blvd.'' But Melissa was not listed among the stars of the movie that were to attend!
(Note: She really was there, as this picture from Hollywood Online proves.)
However, other stars of Sabrina, the Teenage Witch including Nate Richert (Harvey), Lindsay Sloane (Valerie), Alimi Ballard (Quizmaster), Jenna Leigh Green (Libby), and Beth Broderick (Zelda) were scheduled to attend.
The movie opened nationwide on Jun 12th; see the entry for this date above for more info.
Melissa was scheduled to attend the premiere of Hope Floats at Mann Village, 961 Broxton, Westwood. Arrivals began at 6:30pm, the screening at 7:30pm.
Russ McNiff says that the weekend edition of Entertainment Tonight has a ``behind the scenes photo shoot and interview regarding the recent TEEN mag that Melissa is on.''
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards (Latino America Version). I think this was for all of Central and South America. It was rebroadcast sometime on Sun, 17 May 1998. (Thanks to Wilton Lee and Christian Szita for this info.)
There was a live online chat with several TGIF stars, including Melissa, on America OnLine immediately following TGIF.
Melissa was the subject of a clue on Jeopardy! It was an audio clue for $400 in the category ``20th Century Classical Music'' in ``Double Jeopardy!'' in one of the College Championship matches. The clue was something like: ``The classic piece heard here with Clarissa actress Melissa Joan Hart explaining it all,'' accompanied by a clip from her Peter & the Wolf CD. (The wording is probably not exactly right since I wasn't taping the show.)
Apparently, Melissa attended the premiere of Warner Bros.' first animated feature The Quest for Camelot at Mann's Chinese Theater and/or the ``Quest Carnival'' being held on the Warner Bros. backlot. Arrivals began at 1:30pm, the movie screening at 2:30pm, and the Quest Carnival immediately following the screening.
Melissa appeared in a short taped segment on the 1000th episode of Ricki Lake (syndicated). A PRNewswire article says:
Stars of film, music and television who will join Ricki with personalized congratulations include: Moeshe's Brandy; Tarzan's Casper Van Dien; Salt-n-Pepa; Dawson's Creek heartthrob James Van Der Beek; Rosie O'Donnell; LL Cool J; comedian Pauly Shore; Sabrina The Teenage Witch's Melissa Joan Hart; In The House's Alfonso Ribeiro; comedian Tommy Davidson; and TV-icon-turned-radio-host, Danny Bonaduce.
Melissa was a contestant on Jeopardy! along with Fred Savage and Alicia Witt. (Note that TV Guide -- online and print versions -- had this show listed on Fri, but it was on Tue instead.)
A 27 Apr 1998 Washington Post article mentions Melissa in relation to a Vanity Fair party held at the Russian Trade Federation Building following this year's White House Correspondents' Association dinner. It's not clear whether she was actually there, though. The relevant paragraph:
After the dinner, the Vanity Fair party was the place to be. The privileged jumped into cabs and limos to drive the half-block to the soiree at the Russian Trade Federation Building, which offered sushi spring rolls and a lit-up patio and couches on the lawn and revealing dresses. Young, blond television actresses like Melissa Joan Hart discussed ``career longevity'' while their boyfriends talked on cell phones. White House aide Sidney Blumenthal and Drudge, currently pitted against each other in a lawsuit, refused to acknowledge each other's presence.
According to a BusinessWire article, Melissa was scheduled to attend the 34th Annual Humanitarian Award Dinner held by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, honoring Sumner M. Redstone (chairman of the board and CEO of Viacom) and chaired by Barry Diller. The event took place at the Century Plaza Hotel, 2025 Avenue of the Stars.
According to a UPI report, Melissa taped the Take a Moment TV special to be broadcast Jun 8th (see upcoming stuff, above) on this day at Caroline's Comedy Nation in Manhattan.
Yet another showing of Two Came Back. (Shown in Central and South America.)
Another showing of Two Came Back. (Shown in Central and South America.)
Melissa participated in an online chat on America On-Line.
Two Came Back. (Shown in Central and South America.)
Rebroadcast of the 11th Annual Kids Choice Awards.
Rebroadcast of the 11th Annual Kids Choice Awards.
The 11th Annual Kids Choice Awards, hosted by Rosie O'Donnell. Melissa will present. Repeats at 5pm ET on Apr 5th and 5pm ET (?) on Apr 8th.
Nominees include:
Favorite Television Show
Home Improvement*
Kenan & Kel [winner]
Sister, Sister
Sabrina, The Teenage WitchFavorite Television Actress
Kirstie Alley (Veronica's Closet)
Brandy (Moesha)*
Melissa Joan Hart (Sabrina, The Teenage Witch) [winner]
Tia & Tamera Mowry (Sister, Sister)*Favorite Animal Star
Buddy the Dog - "Air Bud"
Mouse - "Mouse Hunt"
Salem the Cat - Sabrina, The Teenage Witch [winner]
Willy the Whale - "Free Willy 3: The Rescue"*(* past winner of the Kids' Choice Award)
Melissa appeared in a segment on Entertainment Tonight. They also ran a teaser for it at the end of Thu's show.
First broadcast of Hollywood Salutes Easter Seals, in which Melissa appeared. See 07 Mar 1998 entry below for more info. Note that this may have been aired on a different time and/or day in your area. Check local listings.
Your local PBS station may or may not have shown Melissa's episode of Storytime.
Melissa appeared on Entertainment Tonight. SnoBrder79 says:
they showed her at the Grease premiere after party, she was dressed in a 50's outfit, it lasted about 6-7 seconds.
An episode of Live with Regis & Kathie Lee made up of past segments, including Melissa's 27 Sep 1997 appearance. Other guests included Sarah Michelle Gellar, Carmen Electra, Cheri Oteri, Jenna Elfman and Lara Flynn Boyle.
John L. Kelleher posted to the
alt.fan.teen.idols
newsgroup (edited):
The annual Young Artist Awards of Hollywood banquet was held this past Saturday night at the Universal Sheraton, Universal City, California.The trophies were presented to the following people:
Best Family Television Movie or Mini Series: Cable
The Right Connections (Showtime)Best Performance in a Television Movie or Feature Film: Young Ensemble
- The Right Connections
Elizabeth Hart
Emily Hart
Alexandra Hart-Gilliams
Brian Hart
Melissa Joan Hart
Note: See the other ``latest news'' pages for other Sabrina- and Clarissa-related Young Star Awards winners.
Melissa's TV movie Silencing Mary, which was originally scheduled to air on Sun, 12 Oct 1997, but was rescheduled for some unknown reason.
The ``Fall Preview'' issue of TV Guide reported:
Silencing Mary (NBC, Oct. 12) - A college freshman (MJH) spearheads a controversial crusade against date rape after her roommate (Lisa Dean Ryan) is attacked by a star football player (Josh Hopkins). With James McDaniel, Corin Nemec, and Peter MacNicol.
Back on 28 Feb 1997, during an MTV appearance, Melissa had this to say about this movie:
``Yeah, um... This summer I have, like, a four month hiatus, so between seasons, I'm gonna do, um, an NBC movie of the week called Campus Justice, which is about... this girl who gets raped at school and... and I'm, like, a school paper... an---no, I'm her roommate and I work for the school paper, so I try to figure out who did it and why...''
Ultimate TV reviewed the movie as follows:
MELISSA JOAN HART STARS IN HER SECOND MADE-FOR-TELEVISION MOVIE FOR NBC, 'SILENCING MARY' TWO-HOUR DRAMA ABOUT A RAPE COVER-UP ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS TO BE TELECAST MARCH 8 ON NBCLisa Dean Ryan, James McDaniel, Peter MacNicol and Josh Hopkins Also Star
Special "The More You Know" PSA to Air In Connection with the Movie
Melissa Joan Hart ("Sabrina, the Teenage Witch"), who made her made-for-television movie debut last season in NBC's "Twisted Desire," continues her relationship with the Peacock network by starring in "Silencing Mary," a two-hour drama about a college student who becomes a one-woman crusader for justice when her roommate is raped by the school's star football player. It will be telecast Sunday, March 8 (9-11 p.m. ET), on NBC.
Emmy nominee Corin Nemec ("I Know My First Name Is Steven," "Operation Dumbo Drop"), Lisa Dean Ryan ("Doogie Howser, M.D."), Peter MacNicol ("Chicago Hope"), James McDaniel ("NYPD Blue") and Josh Hopkins (Ridley Scott's "G.I. Jane") also star.
The idea for the movie, which is executive produced by Melissa's mother, Paula Hart, grew out of a conversation between Melissa and her sister, Trisha, a college freshman who is a co-producer on the film. Kay Hoffman ("Danielle Steel's 'The Ring,"' "Night Visitors") is the producer. Steve Johnson ("Love's Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder") is the writer. Craig Baxley ("Twisted Desire") directs the presentation from Hartbreak Films in association with Viacom Productions.
Mary Stuartson (Hart) is proud and grateful to be the first in her family to attend a university, but when her roommate (Ryan) is raped by the school's star football player (Hopkins), Mary, who is a reporter for the college newspaper, begins her own investigation which uncovers a number of similar unprosecuted incidents of campus violence. Suffering harassment from members of the football team and pressure from university officials who don't want to expel their star quarterback in the middle of a championship drive, Mary must decide whether to withdraw her allegations or push for campus justice.
The movie will be followed by a PSA featuring Melissa Joan Hart urging anyone who has been raped to seek help by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline, 1-800-799-SAFE. The PSA was produced under the umbrella of NBC's Emmy and Peabody Award-winning "The More You Know" public service campaign.
Cast (Role - Player): Mary Stuartson - Melissa Joan Hart; David MacPherson - Corin Nemec; Clay Roberts - Josh Hopkins; Holly Shavers - Lisa Dean Ryan; Harvey Thiel - James McDaniel; Lawrence Dixon - Peter MacNicol; Billy - Lochlyn Munro; Brubaker - Teryl Rothery; Gardner - Garry Chalk; Augie - Colin Laurence; Helen Stuartson - Susan Hogan; Bobby - Emily Hart
Melissa was a presenter at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. The show was rebroadcast immediately following the original broadcast.
According to a 4 Mar 1998 BusinessWire article, Melissa was a ``segment host'' at...
``Hollywood Salutes Easter Seals,'' a two-hour star-studded entertainment special featuring a multitude of live and taped celebrity dedications, musical performances and special stunt performances, will celebrate Easter Seals' continued commitment to enhance the lives of people with disabilities.[...]
WHEN: Saturday, March 7
Media check-in -- 5:30 p.m.
Taping begins -- 7 p.m.WHERE: Freud Theater
University of California, Los Angeles
North Campus (corner of Sunset and Hilgard, in McGowan Hall)
Parking available at Lot No. 3.[...]
CONTACT: Baker/Winokur/Ryder, Beverly Hills, Calif.
Fenot Tekle or Chrisette Suter, 310/550-7661
According to a 27 Feb 1998 BusinessWire article, Melissa was apparently in attendance at the premiere of the movie Wild Things at the GCC Galaxy Theatre, 7021 Hollywood Blvd., with a party immediately following at the Hollywood Athletic Club, 6525 Sunset Blvd.
Melissa was a guest on Vibe (new show, not a repeat).
Melissa appeared on Entertainment Tonight.
Melissa was on the talk show Leeza.
Melissa presented the award for Most Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series (with someone... I don't know whom) at The 29th Annual NAACP Image Awards. (Thanks to SnoBrdr79 for this info.)
Melissa participated in an online chat at Entertainment Tonight Online. You can read a transcript of the chat at their web-site.
Lars H. says:
Today's edition of the comic strip "Zits" by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman mentions MJH in an interesting context.In the first of three panels, Mom and Dad are watching Saturday Night Live with quizzical looks on their faces as the TV announcer says "...with special musical guest Primus!" (ellipses in the original)
In the second panel, their incomprehension continues as the announcer says "And guest host Melissa Joan Hart!"
In the third panel, the teenage son says to us: "You know you're old when you don't recognize the band OR the host on 'Saturday Night Live'," as Dad says "I think I'll go soak my teeth," and Mom yawns.
Melissa was on Entertainment Tonight briefly.
Melissa's episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?
Repeat of Melissa's RuPaul Show appearance.
John L. Kelleher recently posted in the
alt.fan.teen.idols
newsgroup (edited):
Below are the nominations for 1998 Young Artist Awards. The nominees received their formal notification of nomination in ceremonies this weekend. Balloting will take place over the next few weeks, and the final awards presentation will be made in March.Best Family Television Movie or Mini Series: Cable
Under Wraps (Disney)
Whiskers (Showtime)
Ditchdigger's Daughters (Family Channel)
The Right Connections (Showtime)
The Christmas List (Family Channel)
Little Girls in Pretty Boxes (Lifetime Channel)Best Performance in a Television Movie or Feature Film: Young Ensemble
- Ditchdigger's Daughter
- Adrienne Monique Coleman
Jameelah Nuriddin
Kiara Tucker
Raeven Kelly
Malaika Jabali
Kiana Tucker- Rose Hill
- Kevin Zegers
David Klein
Blair Slater
Michael Alexander Jackson- The Right Connections
- Elizabeth Hart
Emily Hart
Alexandra Hart-Gilliams
Brian Hart
Melissa Joan Hart- Under Wraps
- Mario Yedidia
Adam Wylie
Clara Bryant
See the other ``latest news'' pages for other Sabrina- and Clarissa-related Young Star Awards nominees.
Melissa was spotted on the syndicated show Strange Universe. ``SnoBrder79'' says:
they did this segment where they edited together a whole bunch of celeberties saying "It's a Strange Universe, and we got it covered." Melissa's segment lasted about 3 seconds.
Note that this show airs after midnight in many markets, so it could have been shown on Tue morning in your area.
Apparently, Melissa was on Entertainment Tonight yet again. (Thanks to Russ McNiff for this info.)
Melissa's Jan 14th Oprah Winfrey Show appearance was shown.
The Hollywood Reporter says:
Melissa Joan Hart, star of ABC's "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" and actor Ed Harris will join Screen Actors Guild president Richard Masur in announcing the nominees for the fourth annual SAG awards. The news conference begins at 9 a.m. Jan. 27 at SAG headquarters.
Melissa was on Live with Regis & Kathie Lee. (Apparently, she was originally scheduled to be on Thursday's show.)
Melissa was on The Oprah Winfrey Show. Geoffrey Lane says:
MJH was on Oprah tonight..... The same show with those regects the "Spice Girls", Melissa did a little "Public service announcement" type talk for Oprah on Peer pressure, it was about 2 minutes long...
Melissa's episode of The Equalizer.
Repeat of Melissa's episode of Clueless (``Mister Wright'').
Repeat of Melissa's episode of Touched By An Angel.
Melissa presented at the 24th Annual People's Choice Awards, which was broadcast from the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California.
Melissa appeared on Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher (along with Harry Anderson, Dr. Joyce Brothers and Susannah Breslin).
Some PBS affiliates showed Melissa's episode of Storytime.
The Sabrina, the Teenage Witch movie. Repeated at 09:51 on Mon, Jan 5th.
Repeat of Melissa's RuPaul Show appearance.
Repeat of Melissa's episode of Boy Meets World (``The Witches of Pennbrook'').
The Sabrina, the Teenage Witch movie aired in the U.K.
Third airing of Doom Runners.
The 1985 miniseries Kane and Abel, in which Melissa has a very small role, aired over three nights:
The CITV awards again.
Second airing of Doom Runners.
A Magical Walt Disney World Christmas, hosted by Melissa and Ben Savage from Boy Meets World.
An article at Ultimate TV has this to say about it:
"A MAGICAL WALT DISNEY WORLD CHRISTMAS" -- THURSDAY, DEC. 25 (10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon) -- ABC's TGIF stars Melissa Joan Hart ("Sabrina, The Teenage Witch") and Ben Savage ("Boy Meets World") host Santa Claus and many of Disney's most beloved characters from "the happiest place on earth," for the 15th annual holiday extravaganza.
Note: TVNow listed this as Walt Disney World's Very Merry Christmas.
The Showtime movie Doom Runners, which is produced by Hartbreak Films, Melissa's production company. Turns out that Melissa is not in this, nor are any of her siblings.
There's a small blurb and a longer description of the movie at ShowtimeOnline.
Some early info about this includes the following, found at Viacom's web-site:
Cannes, France, October 7, 1996 -- The Nickelodeon Worldwide Development Group and Showtime Networks Inc., both Viacom companies, have joined forces for the movie, "Doom Runners," it was announced today by Jon Miller, Managing Director, Nickelodeon International; Albie Hecht, Senior Vice President, Nickelodeon Productions (US); and Ann Foley, Executive Vice President, East Coast Programming, Showtime Networks Inc. The movie is slated to premiere on Showtime in the US and will also air on Nickelodeon in the US and in Australia.[...]
"Doom Runners" is a 90-minute live-action adventure drama set in a post-apocalyptic world where kid heroes and alien characters embark on adventures in alternate universes of the future. A cast of kid heroes make up the Doom Runners, who use friendship, teamwork and futuristic vehicles and tools to escape the villainous Doom Troopers. Nickelodeon Productions (US) will serve as the production company and will work with a local production company in Australia, where the movie will be shot. It is expected to begin production in early 1997.
The CITV awards, in which the Sabrina, the Teenage Witch series was nominated for two awards.
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