What Happened to Pinky Tuscadero?
Mark J.
of "MG '77," what to my wondering eyes could appear on the AP wire but this:
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The actress who played ``Fonzie's'' girlfriend on
television's ``Happy Days'' has admitted she violated probation when she hit
her ex-boyfriend with a cane.
Roz Kelly, 58, who played Pinky Tuscadero opposite actor Henry Winkler in the
long-running comedy, faces up to two years in prison for the violation,
prosecutors said Friday.
Kelly was sentenced to three years probation last year after she pleaded no
contest to charges she fired a shotgun at two cars and into a home. She was
ordered to undergo psychiatric counseling for what her attorneys said was a
bipolar disorder.
She was arrested Aug. 20 after her former boyfriend told police she hit him on
the head.
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If she was doing this 25 years ago, they wouldn't have wanted her back on "MG."
Mark Jeffries
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Quatro.
ToddWine
>From: fd...@aol.com (FDu11)
>Date: 10/11/00 4:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time
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>Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Pinky Tuscadero was portrayed by Suzy
>Quatro.
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No, she played LEATHER Tuscadero.
Sorry for the reply....I just "Stumbled In".
Dave Mackey
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> Suzi Quatro was one of the original hard rockin' chicks -- "Stumblin' In"
was a
> one-time oddity.
And Suzi Quatro didn't even accomplish THAT solo: it was a duet with the
ultimately forgotten Chris Norman.
Suzi Quatro was a Joan Jett wannabe before any one ever heard of Joan
Jett...
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Curt Alliaume
(ToddWine) writes:
>>Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Pinky Tuscadero was portrayed by Suzy
>>Quatro.
>No, she played LEATHER Tuscadero.
Paramount and ABC loved having a chick biker type on Happy Days, but Roz Kelly
rubbed so many people the wrong way they had to recast.
Suzi Quatro was one of the original hard rockin' chicks -- "Stumblin' In" was a
one-time oddity.
On-Topic for Game Shows: Suzi Quatro ever do any game shows in the UK, where
she's lived much of her life?
-- Curt Alliaume
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Zach Horan
>And Suzi Quatro didn't even accomplish THAT solo: it was a duet with the
>ultimately forgotten Chris Norman
Chris Norman was a member of Smokie, and Smokie hit #25 in 1977 with Living
Next Door to Alice.