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The White Shadow/Coolidge Goes Hollywood
| Coolidge Goes Hollywood | |
| Season 2, Episode 23 | |
| Airdate | March 18, 1980 |
| Production Number | 3264-9138 |
| Teleplay by | Marc Rubin, John Falsey |
| Story by | Roland Wolpert, Marc Rubin, John Falsey |
| Directed by | Marc Norman |
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| The White Shadow — Season Two | |
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Coolidge Goes Hollywood is the twenty-third episode of the second season of The White Shadow, and the thirty-eighth episode overall.
Starring:
Also Starring: John Mengatti (Nick Vitaglia), Russell Phillip Robinson (Phil Jeffers)
Guest Starring: George Wyner (), Peter Jurasik ()
Co-Starring: Colby Chester (Mr. Hays), Harry Danner (Mr. Leonard), John Dewey-Carter (Jason), Marty Ferrero (Pool Player), Paul Willson (Writer), Teddi Siddall (Starlet), Susan Krebs (Screaming Woman), Joe Medalis (Security Guard), Alvin Kupperman (Agent), Richard Marcus (Writer), Bob Levine (Party Guest), Deena Freeman (Script Girl)
with: Iris Rainer (Party Guest), David Assael (Party Guest), Sue Casey (Feminist), Bert Hinchman (Maitre D'), Jack Philbrick (Assistant Director), Martin Azarow (Party Guest), Clark Mitchell Long (Actor), Whitey Hughes (Customer), Jerome Anson Blackwell (Agent), Susan Barry (Bystander), Steve Bulen (Man to Door), Isabel West (Party Guest)
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Plot Overview
Coolidge quickly shuns his coach and friends after the director of a TV series about black students offers him a weekly part on the show.
