Diffrent Strokes Sams kidnapping, part 4

By request. Part 4 of 4. Sam gets kidnapped

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Entertainment

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• Diff'rent
• Strokes
• Sam
• Arnold
• kidnapp

[LrodJr]

We can't get seasons 3-7 of this classic show on DVD, yet I saw season 4 of Coach at my local Target. Injustice!!!

[annefan73]

@LrodJr agreed!!!!!!!!

[kips4life]

"Must be a pretty big box...." FAIL

[michaelOctober1972]

My theory is that the husband went to a institution for kidnapping Sam because he was not in a fit state of mind. He himself was grieving over his son's death, he watched his wife suffer and became insane.  I find it hard to believe a father would threaten Sam like that in a sane mind without thinking of what if someone did something like this to my son. After the kidnapping he probably got help for his grief and years later apologized to Sam for what he did.

[mrsajthomas2012]

@pgzstudioes he did seem like a real friendly kid.

[danbringsit]

@kips4life 2:05 that's what she said!

[KidHunni]

@SnakeMan227 Does anyone know he used to be on this nickelodeon show called Salute Your Shorts in the 90s?

[godstomper]

He should have went out in a gun fight.

[drrckyee]

@bijibadness whenever you say never talk to strangers, you mean kids never talk to mother or father's wrong friend.

[CesMan83]

@happy7117

Yeah, I kinda felt bad for Bobby and his mom...can't say I say the same for Donald "Bats in the Belfry" Brown!

[CesMan83]

@BabyFace316

OMG, do you have any idea how close I was into spitting beer all over my laptop when I read that?? LOL!!!

[sbtbfanatic]

I bet that Sam pissed his bet every night he was in the kidnapper's house, just like he pissed his bed in the "Bed-Wetting" episode. The Arn Anderson-looking kidnapper probably voluntarily gave up Sam after the entire house began to reek of the smell of urine!

[hellcrapdamn]

@KiplingCI The new orphan would probably get adopted by Mr D. too. That fool's adopting everybody up in here!

[bijibadness]

so wait, the lesson of the episode is "never talk to strangers"? what kind of a society were they trying to raise back then?? how about more like, "be careful and aware of people you don't know, or don't get into a damn car with one of them, or smarten up and learn to spot an obvious lie by a douchey fat dude in a grocery store"?? i was suspicious of any stranger when i was really young, but not PARANOID.