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Spelling-Goldberg's "Family" starring Kristy McNichol

Spelling-Goldberg's "Family" starring Kristy McNichol & Sada Thompson. Season 4, Episode #64 "Disco Queen." I love this show, but in my opinion, this is where "Family" jumps the shark. Some may argue that the show jumped the shark when Annie was introduced, and for those people I have edited most of her storyline out of this episode, but when the disco craze of the 70's enters the picture... it's down hill from there. Which is exactly why I am posting this video - it couldn't be more late 70's if it tried.

"The Angel in the Christmas Play" performed by the glowingly radiant and always beautiful Kristy McNichol. Also performing are Karen Carpenter & Georgia Engel.

Kristy & Jimmy McNichol perform the single "Page By Page" from their self titled debut album.

Dennis Quaid performs "If You Don't Know By Now" from the motion picture "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" starring Kristy McNichol and Mark Hamil.

Kristy McNichol performs "Baby, Bye-Bye" from the motion picture "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia".

Opening titles for season one of the ABC-TV drama. This features the original melancholy theme which was replaced in season two.

Kristy McNichol performs "Slow Dance" from her 1978 debut album, "Kristy & Jimmy McNichol".

Kristy McNichol and Marsha Mason star in Neil Simon's "Only When I Laugh" (1981), which sadly has not made it into the digital age. Here is a clip from the movie where Polly (McNichol) and Georgia (Mason) spend the afternoon shopping on Madison Avenue. Brief appearance by Kevin Bacon as one of the college students trying to pick them up. Includes a great instrumental score!

Spelling-Goldberg's "Family" starring Kristy McNichol

Kristy and Jimmy McNichol sing a Spanish Christmas carol on the ABC-TV special "Christmas with the Carpenters" from 1978.

Kristy McNichol as Polly tells her mother (Georgia) how she really feels about her after her mother gets drunk and ruins her best friend's birthday party. And the Oscar should have gone to...

Profile of Kristy McNichol at age 15 as a guest on the 1st Battle of the Network Stars.

Kristy & Jimmy McNichol perform the single "He's So Fiine" from their self titled debut album.

Kristy & Jimmy McNichol perform "He's A Dancer" on a Dick Clark special from 1978.

Spelling-Goldberg's "Family" starring Kristy McNichol

Kristy & Jimmy McNichol perform the single "Rock & Roll is Here to Stay" from their self titled debut album.

Kristy & Jimmy McNichol perform "Hot Tunes" from their self titled debut album. If you missed 1978, you missed EVERYTHING good!!!

Spelling-Goldberg's "Family" starring Kristy McNichol

Spelling-Goldberg's "Family" starring Kristy McNichol & Sada Thompson. Season 4, Episode #64 "Disco Queen." I love this show, but in my opinion, this is where "Family" jumps the shark. Some may argue that the show jumped the shark when Annie was introduced, and for those people I have edited most of her storyline out of this episode, but when the disco craze of the 70's enters the picture... it's down hill from there. Which is exactly why I am posting this video - it couldn't be more late 70's if it tried.