A Nightmare on Elm Street
1988–1990
Freddy's Nightmares, also sold as A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series, is a horror anthology spun off from the movies. New Line did not want a regular cast, since Freddy would end up killing all of them. Instead each episode has a new cast. The stories are set in Springwood, Ohio, often on Elm Street itself. Robert Englund plays Freddy as the host, much like the Crypt Keeper on Tales from the Crypt. He opens the show, pops up in bumper segments to joke about what is happening, and closes with a short, creepy epilogue.
Almost every episode tells two stories, one in each half hour. The second story usually picks up a minor character from the first. Most stories do not involve Freddy directly. They show Springwood as a town full of scandal, murder and the supernatural, with a hint that Freddy is behind the gloom.
The pilot, 'No More Mr. Nice Guy', directed by Tobe Hooper, tells how Freddy became Freddy. He has killed many children and teenagers. A police officer catches him trying to kill his twin daughters and arrests him. At the trial the judge learns Freddy was never read his rights and has to let him go. The town does not let it end there. Freddy is burned alive and comes back as the scarred killer of the movies.
In 'Sister's Keeper', a sequel to the pilot, Freddy haunts the grown twin daughters of the officer who killed him, and the sisters try to get him out of their dreams for good. Other first-season stories that put Freddy in the plot include 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats', where he goes after a college student (Mariska Hargitay) who says she does not believe in him, and the season finale 'Safe Sex', about a teen who falls for a goth girl obsessed with Freddy and then starts dreaming about him.
The rest of season one ranges widely. A fast food worker's life gets interesting after a robbery in 'It's a Miserable Life'. A game show winner's money creates worse nightmares in 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'. Young lovers Rick (Brad Pitt) and Miranda leave town and end up at a hotel run by sadistic hicks in 'Black Tickets'. A woman who can change her past is used by the CIA to stop a nuclear disaster in 'The End of the World', with George Lazenby.
Season two brings Freddy back in several stories. In 'Dream Come True' a therapist treating a boy with Freddy nightmares starts having them too, and a cameraman tries to prove whether Freddy exists. Its sequel 'Dreams That Kill' has Freddy warn the new host of Springwood Confidential off a show called 'Dreams That Kill'. In 'Photo Finish' Freddy terrorizes a struggling photographer's models (Patty McCormack) and toys with FBI agents investigating a family murder. Its follow-up, 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To', has Freddy possess a fake psychic and then crash his own class reunion to get back at the girl who stood him up at the prom.
Season two also links episodes into short arcs. 'Interior Loft' continues in 'Interior Loft - Later'. 'Lucky Stiff', about a widow chasing her dead husband's winning lottery ticket, continues in 'Easy Come, Easy Go'. 'Memory Overload' leads to 'Monkey Dreams', 'Bloodlines' to 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?', 'Welcome to Springwood' to 'Funhouse', 'Silence Is Golden' to 'A Family Affair', and 'Prime Cut' to 'Dust to Dust'. The last two episodes, 'Prisoner of Love' and 'Life Sentence', follow a death row escape and a prison warden testing a drug on inmates. 'Life Sentence' aired March 12, 1990 and ended the series.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series
1988-10-09 · Directed by Tobe Hooper
Freddy Krueger has slain many children and teenagers, and is currently on the loose, but after a police officer catches Freddy trying to kill his daughters, Freddy is arrested. During the trial, the judge unfortunately discovers Freddy was never read his rights, so the judge must let him go, but it does not end there.
1988-10-16 · Directed by Tom McLoughlin
A fast food employee (John Cameron Mitchell) hates his life, but when someone robs the restaurant, his life gets a little more interesting; Meanwhile his girlfriend (Lar Park Lincoln) is tormented by hospital staff after she was shot.
1988-10-23 · Directed by Mick Garris · Written by Allen B. Ury
A girl (Lori Petty) accidentally kills her friend by using a magical gem she stole from her that lets whatever she is imagining happen.
1988-10-30 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn · Written by Gilbert Adler, A. L. Katz
A college student (Mariska Hargitay) is tormented by Freddy after he hears that she does not believe in him.
1988-11-06 · Directed by Tom DeSimone · Written by Michael De Luca, Jack Temchin
Judy Miller (Siobhan E. McCafferty) wins big money on a game show, which solves life's little nightmares while creating newer, more tragic nightmares.
1988-11-13 · Directed by Lisa Gottlieb · Written by James Nathan, Don Bohlinger
Two nobodies yearn for perfection. Gordon (Scott Burkholder) fantasizes a dream date with a sex goddess, Lana (Shari Shattuck).
1988-11-20 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn
In this sequel to the pilot episode, the twin daughters of the cop who killed Freddy are now being haunted by Freddy so the twins plot to find a way to get Krueger out of their dreams for good.
1988-11-27 · Directed by Michael Lange · Written by David Ehrman
When Billy's (Byron Thames) mother and new stepfather go on their honeymoon, he meets neighbor Barbara (Jill Whitlow) who convinces him to throw a party that proves to be fatal. Meanwhile a radio psychologist (Elizabeth Savage) finds herself in hot water when she gives her callers bad advice.
1988-12-11 · Directed by John Lafia · Written by Christopher Trumbo
Alex (Craig Hurley) finds an abandoned muscle car to be his "ticket out of Springwood". Instead he keeps envisioning the fate of the previous owner. Connie (Katie Barberi) is determined to belong to a sorority, but the initiation process puts her through her own private hell.
1988-12-18 · Directed by George Kaczender · Written by Howard Lakin
During his bachelor party, a man meets a stripper; Meanwhile, his bride to be is upset after finding out her parents are getting divorced.
1989-01-08 · Directed by Dwight Little · Written by Michael De Luca
A man has dreams that depict information about local killer, "The Springwood Chopper".
1989-01-15 · Directed by Jonathan Betuel · Written by James Cappe
A woman discovers she can change events that happened to her in her childhood, altering her life. Soon she is discovered by the CIA and they use her to prevent a nuclear disaster.
1989-01-29 · Directed by Michael Lange · Written by Jill Donner
A washed-up newspaper editor is given a story of a lifetime, but finds out the paper tells the future, and sees an article about him committing suicide.
1989-02-05 · Directed by George Kaczender · Written by Howard Lakin
Rick (Brad Pitt) and Miranda are teenage lovers who leave Springwood. Their car stalls so they check into a hotel, but the hotel is run by sadistic hicks. Also Miranda is pregnant but is trying to hold down her job.
1989-02-12 · Directed by Michael Klein · Written by David Ehrman
Steve Dart a student at Springwood High School decides to take it easy to escape stress. When he is called to the principal's office he starts having nightmares and soon discovers the high school's shocking secret. In the second half, Matt is a young Springwood High School student whose SATs are coming up soon. He begins to have strange nightmares and illusions of his life if he fails his SATs.
1989-02-19 · Directed by Robert Englund · Written by Rhet Topham
An airline heir discovers he is on a flight to Hell. A flight attendant thinks she has found Mr. Right.
1989-02-26 · Directed by John Lafia · Written by Michael De Luca, Jeff Freilich
After teenager Adam is coerced into cheating on Laura (Tamara Glynn) with Loni, a girl he meets at a party, he finds that she's looking for a more permanent relationship. Meanwhile Adam's friend Max is forced to abandon his planned summer trip and take a job in a pizza place working under his creepy, tyrannical uncle (Jeffrey Combs).
1989-03-12 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn
A young artist's comic is brought to life; A claustrophobic woman is tormented by her roommate's friend.
1989-05-07 · Directed by Jeff Freilich · Written by Jeff Freilich
A college student (Eva LaRue) with past weight problems goes back to her childhood house to babysit two children who love junk food; A man (Timothy Bottoms) soon regrets his wish of spending a day in the life of another person.
1989-05-14 · Directed by Jonathan Betuel
A man tries to overcome his fear of the dark after getting a job in the sewer; A pornographic store owner becomes trapped in his nightmares.
1989-05-21 · Directed by David Calloway · Written by Rebecca J. Pogrow
An ex-hippie (Jeff_Conaway) who still values peace and love above all else gets crosswise with his son and his money-obsessed boss; a teen who shares nothing with her mother asks pointblank if she was adopted and doesn't receive the answer she was looking for.
1989-05-28 · Directed by Jerry Olson · Written by David J. Schow
A teenager is in love with a goth girl who is obsessed with Freddy Krueger and soon enough the teenager is plagued with dreams involving Freddy. In the second half, the goth girl is tormented by the man of her dreams.
1989-10-08 · Directed by George Kaczender
A therapist who tries to help a boy suffering from repeated nightmares about Freddy Krueger winds up dreaming about the killer as well. Meanwhile, a cameraman who wants to settle the question of Freddy's existence for good gets drawn into his own news story.
1989-10-15 · Directed by William Malone · Written by Jonathan Glassner
A tabloid reporter learns that the stories he has been fabricating are coming true when he is sent into the field to write about an Elvis sighting; an amnesiac whose memory is returning in bits and pieces worries that he may have killed someone.
1989-10-22 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn · Written by Gilbert Adler, A. L. Katz
Doug and Roxanne move to Springwood, but while Doug's at work, Roxanne begins to unpack and discovers that a mix-up with the movers has left their house filled with someone else's possessions – in the boxes she finds bloody knives and shredded dresses. Meanwhile, Emily discovers a stack of 19th century love letters hidden behind a panel in her new home, and she begins to envision the relationships of the authors.
1989-10-29 · Directed by Tom DeSimone · Written by Bill Froehlich
A photographer (Patty McCormack) who's anxious to get her career back on track gets some unexpected help on her latest photo shoots from Freddy, who's terrorizing her models. Meanwhile, three FBI agents come to Springwood to investigate a family homicide, but Freddy has some surprises in store for them.
1989-11-05 · Directed by Don Weis · Written by Michael Kirschenbaum
Professor Windom is a man with a drinking problem. But he has to get over his fears, and quickly, as a former student of his is in a lot of trouble and needs his help. Barbara starts getting stressed out when her computer starts talking to her and believes she's going to be in trouble with the cops for tax evasion. Unwittingly she jumps into her computer to stop a certain file from being saved.
1989-11-12 · Directed by William Malone · Written by David Braff
A recent widow (Mary Crosby) comes to the realization that her late husband (David L. Lander) purchased a winning lottery ticket, so she goes to great lengths to recover it – and keep the winnings for herself. Meanwhile, a grave digger (Tracey Walter) resorts to blackmail to land the woman of his dreams.
1989-11-19 · Directed by Charles Braverman · Written by Jonathan Glassner
After accidentally assaulting a mime, obnoxious radio disc jockey Rick Rake is tormented by the clown. Meanwhile, it turns out that the mime is also a burglar who learns that the last people he robbed were also killed.
1989-11-26 · Directed by James Quinn · Written by Gilbert Adler, A. L. Katz
An escaped convict (Marc Alaimo) returns home to retrieve the money he hid from a bank robbery, and discovers his son is bitter and his wife (Sheree North) has lost her mind. Later, a couple (Chris Nash, Ruth de Sosa) illegally adopts a baby, but as the little girl (Irina Cashen) grows, her new parents come to the realization that she may be evil.
1989-12-03 · Directed by Robert Englund · Written by Michael Kirschenbaum
A gambling-addict lab researcher must race to complete his work before his bookie's enforcers show up to collect. In the second half, a monkey from the lab exacts revenge upon his captors.
1989-12-10 · Directed by Bill Froehlich · Written by Wayne Rice
Teenager Lisa (Suzanne Tara) agrees to swap babysitting duties with her friend, Heidi (Julie St. Claire) as a favour. She discovers that a relative who's locked in the family's cellar wants revenge - even invading her dreams to get it.
1989-12-17 · Directed by Tom DeSimone · Written by Tom Blomquist
In this follow-up to "Dream Come True", Charlie Nichels, the new host of "Springwood Confidential", receives a warning from Freddy not to proceed with his latest show topic: Dreams That Kill. Meanwhile, a doctor performs an experimental brain matter transplantation surgery on a patient that results in the man awakening with another man's personality—and dreams.
1989-12-24 · Directed by Tom DeSimone · Written by Jonathan Glassner, David Braff
In the sequel to "Photo Finish", a fake psychic gets possessed by Freddy during a trance and Kruger, using the psychic's body, starts killing people off. The second half is about Freddy crashing his class reunion to seek revenge on a girl who stood him up at the prom.
1990-01-07 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn · Written by Jonathan Glassner
A lecherous psychiatrist who hypnotizes and seduces his female patients is caught in the act by a colleague, so he hatches a devious plot to get out of doing time. Meanwhile, a man who accidentally murdered is convinced by his girlfriend to undergo surgery to alter his appearance... but the face they choose also belongs to a mobster.
1990-01-14 · Directed by William Malone · Written by David Braff
In this follow-up to "Lucky Stiff", Greta, who has already murdered to avoid sharing her first husband's lottery winnings, devises a plan to rub out her current husband. Later Greta finds out a deep, dark family secret when her sister Peggy drops in with her new husband for a surprise visit.
1990-01-21 · Directed by David Calloway · Written by Michael Kirschenbaum
During a camping trip, a female tracker's strange behavior leads the men to believe that she may be a vampire. Later, plane crash survivors are forced to eat the corpses of the dead to survive. As the fiancee of one survivor desperately searches for the wreckage, an escaped convict also wanders through the mountains.
1990-01-28 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn · Written by David Braff
After Kim leaves her job to pursue her dream of writing a novel, her husband, David, convinces her to make an erotic recording on a 976 number to bring in extra cash. But Kim starts to have a mental breakdown when an obsessed caller begins murdering. Meanwhile, after reading Kim's manuscript, David wonders if Kim has herself assumed the murderous, sexually deviant personality of the heroine of her novel.
1990-02-04 · Directed by Ken Wiederhorn · Written by Jonathan Glassner
In this follow-up to "Interior Loft", an artist (Robert F. Lyons) fakes his own death to both increase the value of his work and avoid prosecution for the accidental death of one of his models. Trapped in his apartment, he becomes stir crazy and accuses his wife (Fabiana Udenio) of having an affair. Later, two ladies (Leslie Bega, Tory Polone) reluctantly agree to let a guy (Dean Fortunato) move into their loft, and he quickly begins playing them both.
1990-02-11 · Directed by Gilbert Adler · Written by Gilbert Adler, A. L. Katz
In this follow-up to "Welcome To Springwood", a couple moves into a house that's allegedly haunted, but after a few strange occurrences, the wife realizes who the ghost is. Later another couple moves into the house and form a most unusual relationship with the moving man.
1990-02-18 · Directed by Keith Samples · Written by David Braff
After Paul scorns his lover, Claire, he resorts to drastic measures to ensure his family never learns of their affair. Later a guilt-ridden man who's trying to reconcile with his son learns that it's not possible to cheat death.
1990-02-25 · Directed by Bill Froehlich · Written by Jonathan Glassner, Bill Froehlich, David Braff
In this follow-up to "Prime Cut", three recovering cannibals have an unfortunate relapse and wind up eating an intruder who's been afflicted with a strange disease.
1990-03-04 · Directed by Richard T. Schor · Written by Richard Beban
A priest who is giving the last rites to a woman on death row is seduced, and he plans an unimaginable escape from the death house with a tragic ending. Violet Rodriguez tries to escape the same way as the other prisoner tried, hopefully with better results.
1990-03-11 · Directed by Anita W. Addison · Written by David Zuckerman
Andy Caulfield is a prisoner who is about to get parole, until he is faced with a prison counselor who also happens to be a relative of one of his victims. The second half centers on Warden Hendler, who is using prisoners as guinea pigs to test a new drug for extracting vital information, until the experiment backfires with drastic results.
The pilot premiered in first-run syndication on October 8, 1988. Season one ran 22 episodes through May 27, 1989. Season two began October 9, 1989 and ran 22 more episodes until March 12, 1990. TVmaze's dates are off by a day: one day later in season one, such as October 9, 1988 for the pilot, and one day earlier in season two.
Critics were not kind. John Kenneth Muir's book Terror Television (2001) ranked it the worst horror series of 1970 to 1999, calling the stories dull, the production so cheap it looked homemade, and Englund's talents wasted. Mark Pellegrini of Adventures in Poor Taste gave it 6 out of 10. He liked 'Photo Finish' best and 'Safe Sex' least, and called the pilot a tribute to the first five films.
The series later ran on AOL's In2TV broadband service starting in 2006. Chiller aired monthly marathons of both seasons until March 31, 2011. In the UK, Zone Horror showed season one nightly at 8 PM from June 8, 2009. TV4 Guld aired it weekly in Sweden from 2010 to 2012. El Rey Network picked it up on November 3, 2015. It came to Screambox on February 15, 2022.
The 2010 documentary Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy covers how the show came about, with interviews from its writers and directors, Wes Craven and Bob Shaye.
1989 · television press kit
1988–1990 · television publicity materials
Freddy Krueger
series host in every episode; main villain in several stories
Lisa Blocker
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'; S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Sarah Blocker
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'; S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Judge
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'; S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Merit Blocker
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'; S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Reporter
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Doc
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Defense Attorney
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Lt. Timothy Blocker
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Michael Deeks
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Woman
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Gene Stratton
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Mary Ann
guest cast, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Nurse
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Dr. Serling
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Dad
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Bryan Ross
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Karyn
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Cop #1
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Mom
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Alan
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Girl Driver
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Killer
guest cast, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
The Minister
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Chris Ketchum
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Nickie
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Marvin
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Karate Instructor
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
David
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Kid
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Mr. Birdwell
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Coach Wilson
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Jay
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Father
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Mother
guest cast, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Marsha
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Mark
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Gary
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Zach
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Little Girl
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Marsha at 10
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Mrs. Wildmon
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Boy at 17
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Night Watchman
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
Gutman
guest cast, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'
The Maid
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Tom
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Judy
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Sammy Ray
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Dora
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Gladys
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Bert
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Sheena
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Announcer
guest cast, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Tony
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Pretty Mary
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Mr. Bangor
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Jim
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Lana
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Gordon
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Mr. Fadiman
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Rawley
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Plain Mary
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Waitress
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Shrieking Woman
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Hostess
guest cast, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
John
guest cast, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Allison
guest cast, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Beller
guest cast, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Seligmann
guest cast, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Jeff
guest cast, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Jill Scully
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Jack
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Paul
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Roger Harris
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Billly Hastings
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Sherry Gamble
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Jane
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Al
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Hal
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Jim Clancy
guest cast, S1E8 'Mother's Day'
Rick
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Lydia
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Connie
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Diane
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Mrs. Chapin
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Joe
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Ellen
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Alex
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Alex's Dad
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Peggy
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Fireman
guest cast, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Jessica
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Gavin
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Red
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Mr. Jordan
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Killer Lawyer
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Stripper
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Danny
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Minister
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Young Jessica
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Mrs. Jordan
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Woman in Bar
guest cast, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'
Coach Gacey
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Roni Peterson
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
John Warring
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Cop #1
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Mr. Warring
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Mrs. Peterson
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Mrs. Warring
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Woman
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
8 Year-Old Girl
guest cast, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Jill Scully
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Agent Stears
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Colonel Delaney
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
TV Announcer
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Kemmerling
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Dr. Clark
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Ben Collins
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Frank
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Neil
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Carol
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Mrs. Collins
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Billy
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Mutant Child
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Amy Collins
guest cast, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Annie
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Emily
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Peter
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Nurse
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Kidnapper
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Susan Brandes
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Anderson
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Emily's Father
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Emily's Mother
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Johnny
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Starr
guest cast, S1E13 'Deadline'
Rick
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Old Man
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Old Woman
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Todd
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Buzz
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Lady Fed
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Cupid
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Cop
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Doctor
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Boss
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Miranda
guest cast, S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Matt Tailor
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Principal Riley
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Fred Giles
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Steve Dart
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Tony
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Mr. Smithers
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Julie
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Sam Dart
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Janice Taylor
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Roy
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Peg
guest cast, S1E15 'School Daze'
Carl
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Ralph
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Dillon
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Sue Kaller
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Jim
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Old Man
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Old Woman
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Little Girl
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Carl Ashe, Sr.
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Abbie
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Bartender
guest cast, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Ralph
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Max
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Loni
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Adam
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Max's Mom
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Luigi Santoni
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Adam's Dad
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Laura
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Max's Dad
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Scott
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Ryan
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Adam's Mom
guest cast, S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Jack
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
The Phantom
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Pete
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Joan
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Doctor
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Jamie
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Brad
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Ron
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Student
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Sherry
guest cast, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Gina
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Mr. Franklin
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Mrs. Franklin
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Paramedic
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Guard
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Ricky
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Vinnie
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Brick
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Little Gina
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Dolly
guest cast, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Al Kramer
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Michael Bowman
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Murray MacNeil
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Linda Kelsey
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Paramedic
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Mikey
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Raymond Jones
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Pete
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Mom
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Dad
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Rebecca
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Customer
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Bag Lady
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Store Guard / Mugger
guest cast, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Buddy Powers
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Christina
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Dana Powers
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
John Powers
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Lydia
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Fred Thomas
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Teacher
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Trainer
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Saleslady / Social Worker
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Hippy Lawyer
guest cast, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Dana
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Nicholas
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Dr. De Vries
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Caitlin
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Paramedic
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Dana's Mom
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Park Ranger
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Newshound
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Suki
guest cast, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Randy Jennings
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Garry Heath
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Cathy Jennings
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Ben Ostroff
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Brandon Kefler
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Guard
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Detective Jackson
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Rick
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Wino
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Stage Manager
guest cast, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Rachel Kelly
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
George Teller
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Jerry
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Clerk
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Ellen Kramer
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Roger Dittano
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Nurse #2
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Nurse #1
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Waitress Mary
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Dr. Coppage
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Salley Kelly
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Lou
guest cast, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'
Turk
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'; S2E18 'Funhouse'
Doug Wodehouse
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
Roxanne Wodehouse
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
Emily Jamison
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
Gregory
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
Rose
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
The Man
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
The Woman Jane
guest cast, S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'
Jack
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Estonia 'Stoney' Adler
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Peterson
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Dennis
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Kiki
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Torrie Bodnar
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Oliver Michaels
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
John Johnson
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Jodi Lancer
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Mary Johnson
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Lynette
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Debbie Johnson
guest cast, S2E4 'Photo Finish'
Millie
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'; S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Joe
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'; S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Chuck
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
The General
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Professor Charles Windom
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Barbara
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Jeanie
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'; S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Investigator
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Phil
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Jane
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
M.P. #1
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Mary Whittaker
guest cast, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Hank Roscoe
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'; S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
The Gravedigger
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'
Lenny Nordhoff
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'
Greta Nordhoff-Roscoe
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'
Herman Glimpsure
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'; S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
The Minister
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'
Lucy
guest cast, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'
Rick Rake
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Trader Tom
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Mr. Sexton
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
The Mime Kip
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Sheila Rake
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Andi
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Policeman #2
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Policeman #1
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Man in Street
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Mrs. Chesterson
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Delivery Man
guest cast, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Jack Burton
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Woody Burton
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Joyce Burton
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Maggie Burton
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Patty Burton
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Young Woody
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Officer Webb
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Young Joyce Burton
guest cast, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Dr. Lynch
guest cast, S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Bob Catlin
guest cast, S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Police Officer
guest cast, S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Barney the Shiv
guest cast, S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Hawk
guest cast, S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Patty Burton
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Jack Burton
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Mrs. Wax
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Heidi
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Lisa Wax
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Kurt
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Will Burton
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Jill Burton
guest cast, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Britt
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Dr. Weiss
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Mark Lindstrom
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Charlie Nichels
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Dr. Erwin
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Nurse #2
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Nurse #1
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Mom Lindstrom
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Evan
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Scotty
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Enid
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Monkey Puke
guest cast, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Larry Delson
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Barry Dean
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Denise Charlotte
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Cindy Shibe
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Harry Lee
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Howard Nehamkin
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Mara Ruleen
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Detective Pete Ortega
guest cast, S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Mrs. Lowe
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Dr. Helen Veneer
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Vinnie / Derby Brown II
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Dr. Crowley
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Derby Brown I
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Police Officer
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Maid
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Joe
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Mick
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Dr. Rothman
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Mafco
guest cast, S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'
Eugene Moss
guest cast, S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
Eugene Moss
guest cast, S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
Sonny
guest cast, S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
Greta Moss
guest cast, S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
Wes Roscoe
guest cast, S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
Johnny Travers
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Ginger 'Tracker' Morgan
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Mary Beth
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Todd Lawrence
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'
Jake Hopchick
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'
Mickey Myers
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'
Ben Carson
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'
Butcher Morgan
guest cast, S2E15 'Prime Cut'
David Lewis / Michael
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Dr. Ira Richards
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Tony Ross
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Kim Lewis / Tania
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Mickey
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Det. Nick Charles
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
The Girl
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Mrs. Mary Beth Drout
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
The Rapist
guest cast, S2E16 'Interior Loft'
Fabina McFain
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Alex McFain
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Mollie Roads
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Art
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Gina
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Stacy
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Garrett Marx
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Prospective Roommate
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Troy
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Otto
guest cast, S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Evelyn Hall
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Robert Palmer
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Jillian
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Colin
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Emma Palmer
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
The Milkman
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Victor Hall
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
The Ghost
guest cast, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Isabel
guest cast, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Paul Woodman
guest cast, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Claire
guest cast, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Helen Woodman
guest cast, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Jason Woodman
guest cast, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Babe
guest cast, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Dr. Henry Picard
guest cast, S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Dr. Katherine Rostinskya
guest cast, S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Dr. Clayton Van Der Straten
guest cast, S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Lt. Colonel John Garrett
guest cast, S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Oliver
guest cast, S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Janet
guest cast, S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Warden Hendler
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'; S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Father Jarvis
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'; S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Violet Rodriguez
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Brenda Vincent
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Dr. Julian Kyser
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Jake Johnson
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
The Executioner
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Rose
guest cast, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Elaine Alamo
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Dr. Redman
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Andy Caulfield
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Johnny 'Mac' McFarland
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Guard Brock
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Monica Haberlin
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Bruno Gaines
guest cast, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Creator of the characters
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
Producer
Production Designer (season two press kit)
Theme Music
Composer
Composer
Composer
Composer
Composer
Composer
Director, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Director, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Director, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Director, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'; S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'; S1E18 'The Art of Death'; S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'; S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'; S2E16 'Interior Loft'; S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'
Director, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'; S2E4 'Photo Finish'; S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'
Director, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Director, S1E8 'Mother's Day'; S1E13 'Deadline'
Director, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'; S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Director, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'; S1E14 'Black Tickets'; S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Director, S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'
Director, S1E12 'The End of the World'; S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Director, S1E15 'School Daze'
Director, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'; S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'
Director, S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Director, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'; S2E15 'Prime Cut'
Director, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Director, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'; S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'; S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'
Director, S2E5 'Memory Overload'
Director, S2E7 'Silence is Golden'
Director, S2E8 'Bloodlines'
Director, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Director, S2E18 'Funhouse'
Director, S2E19 'A Family Affair'
Director, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Director, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
Teleplay, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Teleplay, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'; S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'; S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'; S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Teleplay, S1E1 'No More Mr. Nice Guy'
Story, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Story, S1E2 'It's a Miserable Life'
Writer, S1E3 'Killer Instinct'
Writer, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'; S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'; S2E8 'Bloodlines'; S2E18 'Funhouse'
Writer, S1E4 'Freddy's Tricks and Treats'; S2E3 'Welcome to Springwood'; S2E8 'Bloodlines'; S2E18 'Funhouse'
Writer, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'; S1E11 'Do Dreams Bleed'; S1E17 'Love Stinks'
Writer, S1E5 'Judy Miller, Come on Down'
Writer, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Writer, S1E6 'Saturday Night Special'
Story, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Teleplay, S1E7 'Sister's Keeper'
Writer, S1E8 'Mother's Day'; S1E15 'School Daze'
Writer, S1E9 'Rebel Without a Car'
Writer, S1E10 'The Bride Wore Red'; S1E14 'Black Tickets'
Writer, S1E12 'The End of the World'
Writer, S1E13 'Deadline'
Writer, S1E16 'Cabin Fever'
Writer, S1E17 'Love Stinks'; S1E19 'Missing Persons'
Story, S1E18 'The Art of Death'
Story, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Teleplay, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Story, S1E20 'The Light at the End of the Tunnel'
Writer, S1E21 'Identity Crisis'
Writer, S1E22 'Safe Sex'
Teleplay, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Story, S2E1 'Dream Come True'
Writer, S2E2 'Heartbreak Hotel'; S2E7 'Silence is Golden'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'; S2E13 'What You Don't Know Can Kill You'; S2E17 'Interior Loft-Later'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Writer, S2E4 'Photo Finish'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Writer, S2E5 'Memory Overload'; S2E9 'Monkey Dreams'; S2E15 'Prime Cut'
Writer, S2E6 'Lucky Stiff'; S2E12 'It's My Party and You'll Die If I Want You To'; S2E14 'Easy Come, Easy Go'; S2E16 'Interior Loft'; S2E19 'A Family Affair'; S2E20 'Dust to Dust'
Writer, S2E10 'Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?'
Writer, S2E11 'Dreams That Kill'
Writer, S2E21 'Prisoner of Love'
Writer, S2E22 'Life Sentence'
New Line Cinema produced the series through New Line Television with Stone Television. Robert Shaye, Scott A. Stone and Jeff Freilich were executive producers and Gilbert Adler was producer. Lorimar-Telepictures first distributed it in syndication. Warner Bros. took over syndication after buying Lorimar in 1989, and after Warner bought New Line in 1996 it held both production and distribution rights.
New Line chose an anthology because Freddy would kill any regular cast. Freddy hosts every episode, and only a handful of stories make him the main villain. Reviewer Mark Pellegrini counted 8 of the 44 episodes as Freddy stories.
The season two press kit credits Robert Shaye and Scott Stone as executive producers, Gil Adler as producer and Greg Melton as production designer. It says the show was made in and around Los Angeles, and that season two would be 22 hour-long episodes with two stories each. Torrance High School stood in for Springwood High School, years before it was used on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Many horror names directed episodes. Tobe Hooper made the pilot, and Tom McLoughlin, Mick Garris, Ken Wiederhorn, Dwight Little and William Malone also directed. Robert Englund directed two episodes himself, 'Cabin Fever' in season one and 'Monkey Dreams' in season two. Michael De Luca, who later ran production at New Line, wrote or co-wrote many season one scripts.
Because of violence and sexual content, stations often cut episodes heavily. 'Safe Sex' lost eight minutes of explicit footage. Englund blamed the cancellation on budget cuts and bad early time slots.
The Nightmare on Elm Street Companion says AOL Television carried every episode from 2005 to 2007 and Chiller reran the series in 2007 as part of its first lineup.
Nicholas Pike wrote the theme music.
Episode scores are credited to Peter Bernstein, Junior Homrich, Gary S. Scott, Randy Tico, Thomas Chase Jones and Steve Rucker.
Terror Vision released Freddy's Nightmares: Original Broadcast Soundtrack as a double LP on November 12, 2021, with music by Nicholas Pike, Gary Scott, Randy Tico and Junior Homrich.
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VHS
VHS
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VHS
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