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Jennifer Slept Here is an American fantasy sitcom series that ran for one season on NBC from October 21, 1983 to September 5, 1984.
- (6)
- October 22, 1983
The Elliots are a rich family that has just moved into the home of the late screen legend Jennifer Farrell. But Jennifer is still around… as a ghost that only their son Joey can see.
13 x 30 minute episodes. Jennifer Farrell (Ann Jillian) was a young girl with a dream of becoming a movie star. At the age of 17 she defies her mother (who wants her to become a beautician) and leaves her home in Illinois to pursue her dream in Hollywood.
Jennifer Slept Here: Created by Larry Rosen, Larry Tucker. With Ann Jillian, John P. Navin Jr., Brandon Maggart, Glenn Scarpelli. The wealthy Elliot family has just moved into the home of late screen legend Jennifer Farrell. But Jennifer is still around - as a ghost that only their son Joey can see.
- (183)
- 1983-10-21
- Comedy
- 30
Jennifer Slept Here is an American fantasy sitcom series that ran for one season on NBC from October 21, 1983 to September 5, 1984.
- (7)
- October 22, 1983
- Ann Jillian
Jennifer Slept Here Season 1 Episodes. After 'It's a Living,' Ann Jillian starred in this 'Topper'-like sitcom as the ghost of Hollywood star Jennifer Farrell, who mentors the 14-year-boy...
The ghost (Ann Jillian) of a deceased actress causes mayhem for the new tenants of her home, a teen-ager (John P. Navin Jr.) and his familly. The movie star, one Jenniter Farrell, is now dead, but, according to the monologues of the tour bus drivers who go by six times a day, she must have been something akin to Marilyn Monroe.
