Stratemeyer’s daughter, Harriet Adams, insisted on script approval, which Universal Studios (who produced the 1977-79 series) agreed to in 1977 for the series that starred Parker Stevenson and Shaun Cassidy as the Hardys and Pamela Sue Anderson (later replaced by Janet Louise Johnson) as Nancy. The books were the product of a writing factory founded in the early 1900s by Edward Stratemeyer (also responsible for the Tom Swift, Rover Boys and the Bobbsey Twins series). Dixon for the Hardy books, neither person existed. While authors’ credits were given to Carolyn Keene for the Nancy Drew books and to Franklin W.
In January, 1977, that network introduced the hourlong “The Nancy Drew Mysteries” and “The Hardy Boys Mysteries,” which initially shared a time slot and alternated on Sundays.
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She’s also seen all movie and TV versions.Ī long Drew/Hardy lull ensued, then from 1969 to 1971 a cartoon/live-action “The Hardy Boys” aired on ABC. At 47, she owns about 2,000 books including first editions of the 130 Hardy book titles and the 64 Nancy Drew books. Victoria Broadhurst of Woodland Hills, an avid collector of Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys memorabilia, is a self-proclaimed expert. Reprinted often so that its covers, as well as the stories, match the changing times, the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys novels remain a standard among young readers. Frank (Colin Gray) works as a reporter for The Eagle and computer-pro Joe (Paul Popowich) is a student of criminology. Now she’s a 20-year-old criminology student whose best pals are Bess Marvin (Jhene Erwin), who writes a column for an alternative paper, and George Fayne (Joy Tanner), a film student and part-time bike courier. Today’s Nancy (Tracy Ryan) is a little older than her predecessors. Criminals beware! Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys are back in business, courtesy of two syndicated shows that are gaining popularity with audiences.
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