Twice in a Lifetime Season 1
01. Sixteen Candles
A woman falls asleep after drinking and dies from smoke inhalation. She gets a second chance to change her life of alcohol, help her marriage and become closer to her son.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Gwynyth Walsh
Madeline Strong
Brenda Devine
Mary Flynn
Amos Crawley
Josh Strong
Janaya Stephens
Mrs. John Paul O'Brien
Elisabeth Rosen
Young Madeline Flynn
Brad Austin
John Paul O'Brien
John Robinson
Pete
Austin Strugnell
Ryan
Peter Snider
Doctor
Lili Francks
OB Nurse
Vickie Papavs
Mrs. O'Brien
Kerry Dorey
Mr. O'Brien
Alexandra Lai
Katie O'Brien
Rob Tinkler
Young Man
Alexa Gilmour
Young Woman
Pamela K. Long
Writer
Graeme Campbell
Director
02. Death and Taxes
Roger Stovall's son Steven disappears during a fishing trip and Roger lets everyone, from the sheriff down to his wife know what he thinks of their search. But after a hard day's work at the IRS, he sees his son, runs after him, and is killed by a car. Othniel tries to tell him about caring for other people, such as an IRS case where Roger cold-heartedly closed a man's dog shelter, but it's only when Roger is sent back and sees how he treats his family that he truly understands and gets his younger, rule-following self to change. But when Roger is returned to the present, he has to relive the disappearence of his son - his kindness didn't prevent it... and Roger blames Mr Jones...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Carolyn Scott
Business Woman
Michael Seater
12 Year Old Steven Stovall
Diana Reis
Elaine Stovall
Corbin Bernsen
Roger Stovall / Bill Water
Hardee T. Lineham
Robby Turner
Patrick Galligan
Agent Citrano
Russell Yuen
Agent Hoye
Bill Lake
Sheriff
Todd Schroeder
Traffic Cop
Evan Caravela
4 Year Old Steven Stovall
Nancy McAlear
Forest Ranger
Lisa Hynes
IRS Secretary
Emmanuel Mark
George Di Pietro
Jezebel Farias
Angel Babe #1
Barbara Singfield
Angel Babe #2
Babs Greyhosky
Writer
Allan King
Director
03. The Healing Touch
Grace, an ambitious OB/GYN doctor who never stop doing what it takes for her to get ahead in life, dies when she fails to stop her car at a railway crossing. Othniel accuses her of being self-centered, to the point of competing with her loving husband, Sam, and ending his career at the hospital. Sent back as a nurse, Grace (now known as Daisy) immediately get on her younger self's nerves - and at the same time attract the attention of Sam. Sam's wandering eyes makes young Grace even more cold, and Jones has his problems trying to talk Grace/Daisy out of taking her last chance at a real date with her husband...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Jonelle Allen
Dr. Grace Grant-Geistings / Nurse Daisy Bradford
Maurice Dean Wint
Dr. Sam Heistings
Janet Bailey
Young Dr. Grace Grant
David Eisner
Dr. Dan Brickner
Jennifer Gould
Lisa Rudinsky
Christine Oddy
Rachel
Chris Adams
Intern Miller
Janet van de Graaf
Nurse Louise
Christina Collins
Nurse Thelma
Lea-Helen Weir
Amy Heistings
Andrew Meikle
Tommy Heistings
Geoffrey Miller
Truck Driver
Steve Sohmer
Writer
Allan King
Director
04. Ashes to Ashes
Mr Jones has trouble convincing a chain-smoking woman that she must somehow persuade her younger self to stop smoke. In the process, she finally comes closer to her own mother, whose absence in her teens now becomes painfully clear.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
David Sparrow
Vendor
Dean Armstrong
Bruce Bennett
Stephanie Zimbalist
Dana Hancock / Ann Rutherford
Linda Griffiths
Margie
Patrice Goodman
Lauren
Melody Johnson
Young Dana Hancock
Mark Wilson
Steve
David Frisch
Ben
Balázs Koós
Adam
Ardon Bess
Dr. Harold Roth
Rob McClure
Jon
Christiane MacKenzie
Carly
Graham Losee
David
Melanie Ouanounou
Francine
Erica Fairfield
Suzy
Serena Lee
Tracy
Jim Codrington
Coach Cronin
Lee Taylor
Sheila Wolfson
Timm Zemanek
Defendant (uncredited)
05. Double Exposure
Young Julie listens too ardently when her single embittered mother says to forget her dreams of becoming a photographer. Until Jones gets her a second chance and she works hard as a waitress where her younger self comes in to eat regularly. She has her younger self take pictures at a birthday party in the park and entices her to stand up to her mother and go to art school after all.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Alycia Purrott
Callie
Diahann Carroll
Jael
Rufus Crawford
Officer Perez
Kate Jackson
Julie Smith / Mildred
Kathryn Zenna
Annie
Ari Cohen
Adult Axel
Richard Eden
Mark Smith
Kelly Ivey
Young Julie
Jordy Benattar
Little Kimberly Smith
Simon B. Cotter
Driver
Steve Ferguson
Young Mark Smith
Lori Hallier
Julie's Mother
Linlyn Lue
Young Police Woman
Sam Malkin
Cook / Owner
Ben Mayer-Goodman
Young Axel
Marty Moreau
Paramedic
Ralph Small
Police Officer
Amy Stewart
Kimberly Smith
Olaf Szester
Richard Smith
Lynn Vogt
Jan Meshkoff
Heidi von Palleske
Sonja
Mandy Lee Jones
Diner Patron (uncredited)
06. The Blame Game
Charlie, a Vietnam veteran, still blames his mother for not being able to go to college, 30 years ago. But when his mother slips into a coma, things take a turn for the worse.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Michael Cera
Skateboarder #2
Liam Titcomb
Teenager
Merwin Mondesir
Young Charlie Winters
Ron Glass
Charlie Winters / Charlie Summers
Polly Bergen
Judge Deborah
Sandi Ross
Kate Winters
Clé Bennett
Charlie Winters Jr.
Marcus Bruce
Plumber
Scott Henderson
Skateboarder #1
Jack Mather
Sammy
Zach Smith
Skateboarder #3
Mike Steiner
Pool Player
L.J. Vasilantonakis
Biker
07. Blood Brothers
Joe Penny as a young boy who cannot forgive himself for turning his brother in for a crime. His brother is vindictive and adds to his guilt by expressing his hatred of Joe Penny's character. Joe Penny becomes an alcoholic and can only get a job doing school yard work when he had a real chance of becoming an excellent coach prior to the crime events. He also ignores a young woman who would have been a great support system. As His 2nd chance, he is willing to take the blame for the crime his brother initiated, but instead of ending with any of the previous bitterness by the brother, it turns out, as all 2nd chances should. For the betterment of the Whole.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Brooke Nevin
Young Katie
Joe Penny
Flash Jericho / David Lazarus
Jake Goldsbie
Mickey
Polly Bergen
Judge Deborah
Christopher Jacot
Young Ray Jericho
Kevin Zegers
Young Flash Jericho
Boyd Banks
Murphy
Robert Clark
Kyle
Ian Downie
Clarence
Frank McAnulty
Adult Coach Duane
Kenneth McGregor
Adult Ray Jericho
Jonathan Potts
Peter
Kim Roberts
Brenda
Chuck Shamata
Coach Rybeck
Catherine Swing
Katie
Egidio Tari
Officer Moline
K. Trevor Wilson
Young Coach Duane
Mary-Lu Zahalan
Louise
James Kramer
Writer
Manfred Guthe
Director
08. School's Out
Teacher, hardened by a Life with out Male/Female companionship & Love, has no compassion or understanding for her students... Specifically a sincere young athlete, Eric, who would do any number of make-up assignments just to able to go to college. She refuses Eric a 2nd chance. She has no idea that the father she is a relative servant to has manipulated the man she loved out of her life. She is shot during a burglary of a grocery store where Eric is begging with a cup outside the store. After Jones sponsers her 2nd chance, things of course change for the Ultimate Better. And we, the audience, even find out the Father has a very human side and his manipulation came from his own lonliness.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Bree Williamson
Carol Anne
Cedric Smith
Dr. Eldridge Hawke
Natalie Radford
Young Eloise Hawke
Tim Progosh
Gary Ray
Jesse Nilsson
Young Eric Lee
Roberta Maxwell
Eloise Hawke / Eileen Kotter
Tony Curtis Blondell
Clerk
Marion Day
Ms. Lane
James Downing
Adult Eric Lee
Alexandra Heilbron
Teacher
Nicholas Kilbertus
Mr. Powell
Carolyn Meehan
Waitress
Brenda Lilly
Writer
Allan King
Director
09. O'er the Ramparts We Watched
A female lawyer is killed by a mugger on the way to a date with the man she has always loved. Jones argues that she has led an examplary life, and Othniel seems to go with his feeling, but she argues for going back, and Othniel agrees. Her job becomes to defend her younger self and the man she loves for a small crime, which they didn't do. But soon the younger self once again becomes stuck between the two men in her life - the conservative father and the radical boyfriend. And the repercussions of her actions are perhaps so severe that it is impossible for her older self to change her life.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Jack Duffy
Samuel Gold
Diahann Carroll
Jael
Mariette Hartley
Brooke Canby / Janet Bryant
David Hewlett
Mr. Green
Megan Fahlenbock
Young Brooke Canby
Tim Burd
Robber
David Crean
Flynn
Tracy Dawson
Pauline Kraft
Scot Denton
Governor Stanton
Barry Flatman
Nathaniel Canby
David Fraser
City Attorney
Joyce Gordon
Edith Gold
Kristen Holden-Ried
Young Ken Stryker
Jack Jessop
Judge Carl Horner
Geoffrey Miller
Jerry
Dave Nichols
Older Ken Strykler
Billy Otis
Cabbie
David Rosser
Court Bailiff
Caley Wilson
Clerk
Michael Ray Rhodes
Writer
Holly Dale
Director
10. A Match Made in Heaven
At a fancy banquet, a successfull man, Pete, is verbally attacked by his drunk son. And it seems his entire family are having one complaint or another. Later, he dies during a jogging trip. When Pete's sent back by Othniel (as a priest), he soon has to come to terms with his younger self's problems - he loves one girl, but another claims that he's the father of her unborn child, and that's who he married in the future he knows. But can he convince his younger self to marry the other girl, a poor Latin girl, with other means than disclosing the terrible secret he has been hiding for himself all these years?
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Patrick Duffy
Peter Hogan / Father Daniel Morrissey
Michelle Nolden
Melanie
Grant Nickalls
Young Peter Hogan
Leila Johnson
Young Susan Hewitt
Anais Granofsky
Isabel Sanchez
Ross Petty
Jim Hewitt
Brad Austin
Brad
Nancy Cser
Adult Susan
Steve Cumyn
Duncan Price
Kevin Frank
MC
Glen Gaston
Wayne
Paulino Nunes
Agent Metcalfe
Tara Samuel
Young Mother
Thick Wilson
Judge Samuel Mooney
Bernie Kukoff
Writer
David Winning
Director
11. The Quality of Mercy
After a skillful and successful closing argument against a black convict, lawyer Meg McCleary denies her daughter Heather permission to date her boyfriend, because he's black. Heather leaves Meg in anger. Meg drives after her, but her car breaks down in a bad neighbourhood. She's hunted by some young men, which strains her already bad heart too much and she dies. Othniel charges Meg with being a racist. Meg denies this, but later claims that it depends on the murder of her old boyfriend by a hispanic man, when Meg was still a police officer. ""They fit the profile,"" she claims. Othniel answers that her job was too charge criminals on evidence, not profiles. He sentences her to life... ... as vice officer Esposito (from Puerto Rico), to try to stop her younger self to identify hispanic man Hector Soto who was innocent, but the previous was sentenced to death. Meg (as Esposito) tries to stop the undercover operation where her boyfriend was killed before, but she fails to save his life, an
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Andrew Airlie
Detective David Hayes
Joanna Cassidy
Meg McCleary / Christine Esposito
Noam Jenkins
Hector Soto
Tim Burton
Ben
Carly Street
Young Meg McCleary
Henry Alessandroni
Martinez
Heather Brown
Heather McCleary
Phillip Jarrett
Gas Station Owner
Rogue Johnston
Michael Johnson
Giulio Kukurugya
Judge
David Mackay
Assistant D.A. Knelman
Anthony McLean
Derrick
Duane Murray
Mantee
Nicholas Pasco
Lt. Waxman
Beatriz Pizano
Graciela
Patrick Stevenson
Graphia
Patricia Green
Writer
Eleanore Lindo
Director
12. What She Did for Love
After taking a job as a singing waitress, she accidently electrocutes herself and gets a second chance in life. She gave up everything for her career and was left with nothing, now she can find what she really wanted.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Donna Mills
Linda MacCullen / Lana Kasalas
Polly Shannon
Vicki Sue
Cameron Graham
Stage Manager '99
Anne Openshaw
Aliandra Dunne
Jordan Allison
Kirk
Kim Schraner
Young Linda MacCullen
Thomas Mitchell
Tom Miller
Larry Day
Director
Andrew Dinner
Kenny
Debbie Fleming
Singing Louise
Brad Garrick
Kent
Eddie Glenn
Window Washer
Lee MacDougall
Stage Manager '79
R.D. Reid
Ernie Slate
Marcy Vosburgh
Writer
Allan King
Director
13. Second Service
Tory, a former tennis player, is bitter since a car crashed ended her career, her relationship and - she thinks - her life. But just before the wedding of her niece, she dies for real. And Othniel doesn't buy her story about the accident ruining her life, so he sends her back to try to convince her younger self to accept the love from her boyfriend instead of sending him away.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Susan Blakely
Tory Van Dyke / Markie James
Jeff Roop
Young Randy Jackness
David Ferry
Jerry
Nicole Crozier
Young Tory Van Dyke
Alexandra Amini
Emily
Sarah Bolstridge
Robin at 12
Jesse Farb
Peter at 14
Karen Glave
Senior Nurse
Larissa Gomes
Young Nurse
Tanya Henley
Adult Tina
Tony Holme
Umpire
Paul Miller
Adult Randy Jackness
Sunday Muse
June
Alexandra Stapley
Young Tina
Julie Watson
Nurse
Diana Gould
Writer
Holly Dale
Director
14. The Gift of Life
A bride to be complains that her father is not present at her wedding, but as she speaks she falls down a flight of stairs and dies. When she meets Othniel he claims that she can still save her dead sister, if she can only put aside her hatred for her estranged father. She returns (as a doctor) to a time just before her sister's death, and is told that she must find their father to get a bone marrow sample, so that her sister can live on. But neither the sister nor she knows where her father is. It's only when she confronts her sick sister that she finds out that she has a photograph of him, and a phone bill that has his number. Reluctantly she tracks down the father, and develops some kind of understanding for him, but the father reveals a secret about her, that changes everything.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Brenda Bazinet
Pauline Parnell
Michele Greene
Jenny Parnell / Dr. Karen Lantz
Jonathan Whittaker
Nicholas Parnell
Adrian Hough
Dan Russell
Alexandra Stapley
Young Jenny Parnell
Erin McMurtry
Older Wendy Parnell
Holly Stapley
Young Wendy Parnell
Kevin Hare
Mike Soroko
James Loxley
Dr. Levine
Adam Bramble
Butler
Lee Taylor-Allan
Florence Russell
Angelique Millar
Marcy Russell
Ron Payne
Minister
Liz Coe
Writer
Eleanore Lindo
Director
15. Birds Of Paradise
Barry, a teacher not really celebrating his 50th birthday, dies while hindering his pupils from playing a piece he wrote in his youth. In Othniel's court it turns out that Barry stopped write music when his girlfriend OD'd. But Othniel reveals that Barry really didn't care about her, he only cared about fame, and that he's been ridden with guilt ever since her death. Mr Jones accompanies Barry to three days prior to the band's big audition, to stop Charlotte from dying. But the band doesn't want to see Charlotte's addiction. And then Barry makes the mistake of telling the band that he's dead and used to be Barry... Now they think he's crazy and time's running out.
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Steve Landesberg
Barry Kirkbride / George Doorwood
Christian Potenza
Young Barry Kirkbride
Reagan Pasternak
Ramona
Tamara Gorski
Young Louise
Tamara Levitt
Charlotte McKnight
Trent McMullen
Young / Old Stan
Howard Jerome
Nate
Gareth Bennett
Mark
Taylor Pettit
Teenage Girl
John Dewey
Kenny
Brad Hopkins
Carlton
Lynda Mason Green
Older Louise
Elizabeth Loewen
Babs
Tom Blomquist
Writer
Holly Dale
Director
16. Take Two
An old actress who never had her break and is on her way downward is electrocuted by a neon sign. Othniel charges her with having blamed everything on a rival at a casting session many years ago, who cheated her way in. When Mr Jones accompanies her back, she becomes a make-up artist to her younger self. Her first strategy is to hinder her competitor wrong, but somehow she finds out anyway. And her idol has some startling news for her...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
William Hutt
Lionel
Gema Zamprogna
Young Sarah Carlyle
Daniel Hugh Kelly
Rex Stanford / Charles
Joshua Peace
Young Rex Stanford
Lauren Lipson
Victoria
Shelley Peterson
Sarah Carlyle
Frank Zotter
Mikey
James Thomas
Rex's Son
Michael Quill
Writer
Manfred Guthe
Director
17. For Love and Money
Sophie Price, a rich woman with a nearly deaf mother and a son who rebels against her through stealing, dies in a sauna accident. Othniel charges her with ignoring her son, ever since the day when he found $200.000 from a drug bust and she decided that they should keep it. She gets a second chance to set it straight, but to her surprise she's not sent to the time where her son found the money, but two months afterwards. She's hired as the new nanny, and soon she discovers that Othniel was right - and that it was worse than she ever thought. Her six year old son has become bitter and wets his bed. But when she confronts herself, she's fired. And even her own mother doesn't want anything to do with her. So she kidnaps the boy and takes him fishing...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Jayne Eastwood
Emma Price
Peter Cox
Dealer #1
Julia Duffy
Sophie Price / Barbara Nash
David Nerman
Sgt. Selden Nichols
Matthew Lemche
Teenaged Sean Price
Max Morrow
Young Sean Price
Sarah-Maude Campbell
Artie
Darren Hynes
Joe
Ned Vukovic
Mr. Ladenheim
Blair Johannes
Sam Logan
Edward A. Queffelec
Dealer #2
Joanna Bennett
Make-up Woman
David Ehrman
Writer
Holly Dale
Director
18. Old Flames
Mrs Edwina Lewis is filled with joy when Othniel sends her back, so that she can satisfy her curiosity about a man she once had the chance to have an affair with - and didn't. Jones isn't equally thrilled. But perhaps her marriage was better than she thought...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Karl Pruner
Barry Lewis
Michelle Phillips
Edwina Lewis
Anthony Lemke
Young Dr. Hugh Janyk
Amy Price-Francis
Young Edwina Lewis
Jason Knight
Young Barry Lewis
Andrew Gillies
Dr. Hugh Janyk
Wendy Coles
Nan Millerd-Gatwick
Neil Foster
Brad Millerd
Janet Amos
M.C. Chandler
Bruce Deller
Clerk
Jack Manchester
Walker Lewis
Kristi Kane
Writer
David Winning
Director
19. Pride and Prejudice
Ron, clerk at a publishing house, has a hard time at his job, and on top of this, his own daughter, Kaitlin, won't give up her unborn child so that she can continue study, but instead wants to live in her boyfriend's garage. Ron blames this on his wife, Tammy, who he thinks should have stayed at home with Kaitlin, while she was a baby. Soon however, Ron trips on a book and dies. Othniel sees that Ron is serious in his regrets and sends him back in time, as a handy-man, a joiner. It doesn't take long for Ron (now Randy) to try to get Tammy to be a stay-at-home mom, but before he has a chance he discovers the reason why Kaitlin is so shy - because nobody cares about her, not even her nanny. So Randy spends some time with her. When it's time to leave her with Tammy he discovers that she is very good at her job, and that she's up for a promotion. The only problem now is to convince himself that, in spite of what people might think, perhaps it better for him to stay home with Kaitlin...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Lindy Booth
17 Year Old Caitlin Taylor
Roger Dunn
Mr. Kingsley
Lance Kinsey
Ron Taylor / Handy Randy
Tracey Cook
Tammy Taylor
Liz Gordon
Mrs. Kingsley
Jack Newman
Mr. Doorson
Lisa Jai
Georgia
Mallarie Hayes
5 Year Old Caitlin Taylor
Judy Marshak
Iris
Donald Carrier
Roger
Noah Klar
Speed / Meat
Maxine Guess
Ellen
Marcy Vosburgh
Writer
David Winning
Director
20. Party Girls
After Blair Wilson, a young mother, once again loses her battle for custody of her daughter, Chloe, because she has been drinking, she goes to a bar to forget everything, but ends up dying from hitting her head on a railing. Othniel argues that Blair still lives in denial about her drinking problem, and that she still blames her mother for the death of her boyfriend, Kevin. But since Blair shows more care for her daughter than for herself, Othniel sends her back, as a social worker. Her first case is her own alcoholic mother, and Blair tries to get her stop drinking so that the car crash that killed Kevin would never happen. But she doesn't want to see that her younger self is also drinking, and that will have disasterous results...
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Emily Hampshire
Young Blair Wilson
Tracey Gold
Blair Wilson / Polly Murtaugh
Maria Ricossa
Olympia
Brooke Johnson
Maureen Wilson
Dan Pelonis
Young Kevin Pappas
Stacy Grant
Veronica Rydell
Heather Bertram
Justine
Craig Eldridge
Don
Jovanni Sy
Doctor
Drew Roby
Ray
Aleksandar Petko
Mr. Pappas
Nick Baillie
Adult Kevin Pappas
James Kramer
Writer
Manfred Guthe
Director
21. The Trouble with Harry
Musical composer Tom Lasky is constantly bothered by his neighbour Harry, and doesn't notice that the gas oven doesn't work properly. After he is gassed to death, Tom finds himself at Othniel, who shows him that Harry dies without Tom's help. Tom is returned as a hobo, only one hour before he dies, but Harry disturbs the rescue attempt, and they are put in a mental institution together. Tom gets in two uncomfortable positions: advocating Harry in front of himself, and living beyond his first death. But can he persuade himself to turn into his ""brother's keeper""?
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Brent Carver
Harry
Jere Burns
Thomas 'Tom' Lasky / Tom the Homeless Man
Fiona Reid
Head Nurse Fike
Jennifer Phipps
Bess Lasky
Holly Dennison
Younger Bess Lasky
Ed Fielding
Mr. Hunt
Rose Graham
Asylum Nurse
Trevor Haldenby
Young Tom Lasky
Kathryn Kirkpatrick
Bingo
Claudio Masciulli
Popsy
Tony Meyler
Paramedic
Robert A. Silverman
Homeless Man
22. Sins of Our Father
Sam, a 17 year old boy, finds out that his mother is looking for him and his sister. This makes him question his father's story of the mother as a dangerous drug addict. He however says nothing to his sister, but she's having visions of her mother. When Sam refuses to tell her what's up, she accidentally shoots him. Othniel sends Sam back in order to convince himself to tell his sister Angel about the mother. But his old self has trouble believing a green-haired punk-rocker he just met. Soon after, the new Sam meets a sick woman at the boarding house, where he lives, who turns out to be his mother. But can he control his anger and blame when he finds out why she's on drugs?
Al Waxman
Judge Othniel
Gordie Brown
Mr. Jones
Stephanie Mills
Lisa
Torri Higginson
Rebecca Curtis
Asia Vieira
14 Year Old Angel Ryder
Thomas Ian Nicholas
Sam Ryder / Jordan Curtis / Kirk Ivers
Aidan Devine
Mr. Ryder
Patricia Gage
Mrs. Gerson
Mung-Ling Tsui
Mrs. Brady
Danielle Bouffard
5 Year Old Angel Ryder
Robbie Bugbee
Baby Sam
Brenda Lilly
Writer
Holly Dale
Director