Was Susan Dey (misspelled Day) at the “Partridge Family” reunion on the Today Show?”
The “Partridge Family” cast was one member short when they reunited on television Tuesday morning. The cast of the popular ’70s sitcom appeared on the “Today Show” as part of their “Great TV Families Reunited” series, but actress Susan Dey, who played eldest daughter Laurie Partridge, was not in attendance. Danny Bonaduce, who in the years after his child stardom faced drug addiction and legal troubles, was present for the reunion. The show, which centered around a widow and her five children who embark on a music career, aired from 1970-1974.
The cast of The Partridge Family reunited Tuesday on NBC’s morning broadcast, but their group missed actress Susan Dey who remained absent from the reunion. David Cassidy, Shirley Jones, Danny Bonaduce and the rest of the fictional Partridge gathered for the cameras. The reunion was called by NBC for its morning show called “Great TV Families Reunited”. The lone cat member that did not attend was Susan Dey, and the actors did not give a reason for her absence. The Partridge Family is an American television sitcom about a widowed mother and her five children who embarked on a music career. The family lived in San Pueblo, a small fictional town in Northern California. The series was originally broadcast on ABC from 1970 to 1974. After The Partridge Family ended in 1974, Dey went on to star in Echo Park in 1986, and played Grace Van Owen in L.A. Law. She won a Golden Globe for the role and was nominated for an Emmy three times. Dey is known for her roles as eldest daughter Laurie Partridg
The “Partridge Family” cast was one member short when they reunited on television Tuesday morning. The cast of the popular ’70s sitcom appeared on the “Today Show” as part of their “Great TV Families Reunited” series, but actress Susan Dey, who played eldest daughter Laurie Partridge, was not in attendance. Danny Bonaduce, who in the years after his child stardom faced drug addiction and legal troubles, was present for the reunion. Watch the Reunion here:http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/35660224#35660224 The show, which centered around a widow and her five children who embark on a music career, aired from 1970-1974. A similar absence occurred Monday morning, when the cast of “Eight is Enough” reunited on the morning program minus actor Adam Rich. The actor endured many personal issues after his time on the show, including arrests and substance abuse.
