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'Room 222' reunion set for Wednesday
A cast reunion of the 1969-74 ABC Emmy-winning high school drama "Room 222" will be conducted Wednesday as part of the inaugural PaleyFest Rewind at The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills.
Cast members Karen Valentine, Denise Nicholas, David Jolliffe, Judy Strangis and producer Gene Reynolds will discuss the series, which drew praise for its realism and confronting issues that had seldom been dealt with on television.
The reunion will begin at 7 p.m. at The Paley Center for Media, 465 N. Beverly Dr. Tickets are $15, $10 for center members.
PaleyFest Rewind, billed as a pop culture classics festival, will continue through Monday and also include events with cast members of "My Three Sons" (Saturday) and "Leave it to Beaver" (Monday).
More information on PaleyFest Rewind is available by calling (310) 786-1000.
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