Someone's In The Kitchen With Jamie -- Afterschool Special -- 1981 f/ Zach Galligan

[@marilyncunningham3216]

So wholesome! A really sweet afterschool special. As sweet as a Victory cake.

[@djsi38t]

Defenitely made me smile.Pretty fun to watch.As a guy i remember it was pretty cool having home economics for the first time in 6th grade....the same year this show was made as a matter of fact.We had to sew a little stuffed baseball or a football or a soccerball...lol.Mine was a little crooked but I did it.I soon would help my mom baking cookies and cupcakes and just loved it.Later in life I showed my wives a different thing or two in the kitchen,I dont think either one was as good at baking as I was,but they could cook meals pretty good..

[@donnadalessio3853]

Don’t we just love these , so uplifting and well funny….

[@tanickasinclair7035]

This is Jennifer Sinclair. Ahhhhh....I love this after school special. No one is murdered, raped; watching it doesn't cause me nightmares. Thank you!

[@rileycoyote8275]

Is there a reason why you insisted on sharing your name?

[@kaceo.damondaze5270]

“Honey, I’m sorry your coach is a cro mag…”

[@hullmiddleschoolgone]

I've been wanting to see this for so long! Been trying to locate a copy but it is nearly impossible to find! Thank you so much for uploading this! I'm gonna let Zach Galligan know that this early work of his is now available for all of his followers to now see!

[@pressmin]

Who is Zach galligan?

[@hullmiddleschoolgone]

@@pressmin Star of the two greatest movies of all time "Gremlins" and "Gremlins 2"---he plays the character of Eddie in this program, I believe this was his very first acting role that he ever did.

[@tainlor]

Welcome. Glad you found it.

[@ashhiz4350]

His hair is magnificent here

[@TnseWlms]

"My father says boys can't bake." "Oh he's nuts. Who do you think the greatest chefs are?" "Uh, ... Chef Boyardee?"

[@maricamaas2326]

For anyone who can read, it is possible to learn how to bake/cook; it's not rocket science... Today one can even watch demonstrations online

[@J.A.1969]

This may very well be my favorite after-school special of all time. First time watching this. Wish I had seen it back in the day. I was a latchkey kid and rarely ate well after school and weeknights. Single parent home and she worked nights to avoid responsibilities of raising me. Had to do it by myself. If I had learned to cook on my own as a kid and then a teenager, I would have rocked it. Don't care what anyone says, learning about different kinds of foods & cooking food right is in the top five of the most essential skills to have next to a regular steady exercise routine that's personalized just for your body type. These two are a must and tell fast food corporations to take a hike and get bent permanently. 💓💦🪶🍖🥩🥫😋

[@Kipper5776]

I used to watch a lot of afterschool specials. The first time I ever saw this one, was on the Disney Channel. One of my favorites. The mom played a very intelligent, levelheaded character. The baseball game at the end was really entertaining to watch. Thanks for sharing.😊

[@rosamundg.]

Love it. Thanks so much

[@rosamundg.]

Loving it again! Thanks again Tainlor

[@lisamoag6548]

Chefs, tailors, and cleaners are professional careers for men and women. Women are usually called seamstress and cook and housekeeper. Both men and women are capable of doing laundry and washing dishes. Not only your sister! Thank you

[@nataliegillmore7436]

R.I.P. Dixie Carter.

[@pressmin]

Who is Dixie Carter?

[@melissaburger438]

@@pressmin look up designing woman or filthy rich

[@jaredjlinden]

Perhaps mom should consider becoming an interior designer.

[@traci12078]

When I was in school boys had to take home ec

[@MHostess999]

Same

[@maricamaas2326]

No problem with that, though it is problematic that girls are not taking home ec anymore - leaving them ignorant about the subject. Also troublesome how girls are being manipulated towards accepting that traditional male subjects are preferable and superior.

[@MooseCall]

@@maricamaas2326 Exactly! Women can't do everything men do, and vice versa. We complement each other.

[@maricamaas2326]

@@MooseCall And in needing one another, lies great strength towards bonding, and building strong families. Also, in reality men are not interested to compete against burnt-out (super)women, who are bending over backwards to outdo men, but are far better suited towards protecting and providing (how far-fetched that may seem).

[@BassGal92]

@@maricamaas2326 We're not being brainwashed. We're learning to not need men. And frankly, we don't need men like you.

[@broadwaymike92]

The 80's version of the Disney Channel Original Movie EDDIE'S MILLION DOLLAR COOKOFF!!

[@jaredjlinden]

Zach Galligan has a very unfortunate hairdo here.

[@jenplinguist]

Geez it's '81 not '51... methinks the coach's wife left him because she found him with another guy! The only reason he's so dramatically homophobic...

[@J.A.1969]

!

[@BassGal92]

Not every misogynist homophobe is a closet gay person, and it's very problematic to assume people are gay. It's actually dangerous.

[@retha1875]

What an obtuse comment.

[@jenniferwilcox9759]

Your statement is hard to understand. Are you implying people were more accepting in 1981 than in 1951? If so, that's not true. Acceptance is more of a regional thing. Also, don't you remember what was going on in 1981?

[@gwendolenyoung4198]

@jenniferwilcox9759 i saw it as he protests too much he's so obsessed with his masculinity it's become his whole sad personality the commenter is rightly asking why does it matter this much to this coach it's sad and unhealthy