History Recap / KidsIncorporatedS6E15KarateKids

With Season 6 finished; we now go to our annual list of changes both in front of and behind the camera, and changes there are a-plenty, led by what could be consider the end of an era with the departure of [[Music/{{Fergie}} Stacy Ferguson]], the lone remaining original cast member, kicking off the largest cast turnover in the show’s history; as in addition to Ferguson, Richard Shoff and Devyn Puett[[note]]whose brother, Tommy, was playing Tyler Benchfield on ''Series/LifeGoesOn'' during the time this season first aired[[/note]] along with all of the dancers (Joseph Conrad, Kimberly Duncan, Leilani Legamy, Tiffany Robbins and Cory Tyler [[note]]Tyler, whose father is ventriloquist Willie Tyler of the “Willie and Lester” act, would later be cast as recurring character Terrence Taylor during Seasons 4 and 5 of ''Series/ADifferentWorld''[[/note]]). Behind the scenes, Reg Powell would depart as music director; with Craig Sharmat taking over that position. Co-producer Qintex Entertainment - which in addition to Kids Inc. was also producing the acclaimed Creator/{{CBS}} miniseries ''Series/LonesomeDove'', the CultClassic ''Rollergames'', and Creator/{{TBS}} SequelSeries ''The New Series/LeaveItToBeaver'' - missed a payment to MCA Television (distributor for the latter series following Qintex’s Australian parent company failing to find funding for its bid to buy [[Creator/{{MGM}} MGM-UA]][[note]]which of course also produced Kids Inc.[[/note]]) the previous year and soon declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy; with the company assets being acquired by RHI Entertainment; upon which starting in Season 7 Robert Halmi Jr. - who co-founded that company with his father - would be added as a producer. The third of the co-producers, Lynch-Biller Productions, would be renamed simply Lynch Entertainment after Gary P. Biller sold his interest to Thomas W. Lynch, though Biller would remain credited as an executive producer. Finally; the show itself would enter a temporary SeriesHiatus, thus skipping the 1990-91 season entirely to refresh and regroup.

With Season 6 finished; we now go to our annual list of changes both in front of and behind the camera, and changes there are a-plenty, led by what could be consider the end of an era with the departure of [[Music/{{Fergie}} Stacy Ferguson]], the lone remaining original cast member, kicking off the largest cast turnover in the show’s history; as in addition to Ferguson, Richard Shoff and Devyn Puett[[note]]whose brother, Tommy, was playing Tyler Benchfield on ''Series/LifeGoesOn'' during the time this season first aired[[/note]] along with all of the dancers (Joseph Conrad, Kimberly Duncan, Leilani Legamy, Tiffany Robbins and Cory Tyler [[note]]Tyler, whose father is ventriloquist Willie Tyler of the “Willie and Lester” act, would later be cast as recurring character Terrence Taylor during Seasons 4 and 5 of ''Series/ADifferentWorld''[[/note]]). Behind the scenes, Reg Powell would depart as music director; with Craig Sharmat taking over that position. Co-producer Qintex Entertainment - which in addition to Kids Inc. was also producing the acclaimed Creator/{{CBS}} miniseries ''Series/LonesomeDove'', the CultClassic ''Rollergames'', and Creator/{{TBS}} SequelSeries ''The New Series/LeaveItToBeaver'' - missed a payment to MCA Television (distributor for the latter series following Qintex’s Australian parent company failing to find funding for its bid to buy [[Creator/{{MGM}} MGM-UA]][[note]]which of course also produced Kids Inc.[[/note]])) the previous year and soon declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy; with the company assets being acquired by RHI Entertainment; upon which starting in Season 7 Robert Halmi Jr. - who co-founded that company with his father - would be added as a producer. The third of the co-producers, Lynch-Biller Productions, would be renamed simply Lynch Entertainment after Gary P. Biller sold his interest to Thomas W. Lynch, though Biller would remain credited as an executive producer. Finally; the show itself would enter a temporary SeriesHiatus, thus skipping the 1990-91 season entirely to refresh and regroup.

With Season 6 finished; we now go to our annual list of changes both in front of and behind the camera, and changes there are a-plenty, led by what could be consider the end of an era with the departure of [[Music/{{Fergie}} Stacy Ferguson]], the lone remaining original cast member, kicking off the largest cast turnover in the show’s history; as in addition to Ferguson, Richard Shoff and Devyn Puett[[note]]whose brother, Tommy, was playing Tyler Benchfield on ''Series/LifeGoesOn'' during the time this season first aired[[/note]] along with all of the dancers (Joseph Conrad, Kimberly Duncan, Leilani Legamy, Tiffany Robbins and Cory Tyler [[note]]Tyler, whose father is ventriloquist Willie Tyler of the “Willie and Lester” act, would later be cast as recurring character Terrence Taylor during Seasons 4 and 5 of ''Series/ADifferentWorld''[[/note]]). Behind the scenes, Reg Powell would depart as music director; with Craig Sharmat taking over that position. Co-producer Qintex Entertainment - which in addition to Kids Inc. was also producing the acclaimed Creator/{{CBS}} miniseries ''Series/LonesomeDove'' and Creator/{{TBS}} SequelSeries ''The New Series/LeaveItToBeaver'' - missed a payment to MCA Television (distributor for the latter series following Qintex’s Australian parent company failing to find funding for its bid to buy [[Creator/{{MGM}} MGM-UA]][[note]]which was also a producer of Kids Inc.[[/note]] the previous year and soon declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy; with the company assets being acquired by RHI Entertainment; upon which starting in Season 7 Robert Halmi Jr. - who co-founded that company with his father - would be added as a producer. The third of the co-producers, Lynch-Biller Productions, would be renamed simply Lynch Entertainment after Gary P. Biller sold his interest to Thomas W. Lynch, though Biller would remain credited as an executive producer. Finally; the show itself would enter a temporary SeriesHiatus, thus skipping the 1990-91 season entirely to refresh and regroup.

With Season 6 finished; we now go to our annual list of changes both in front of and behind the camera, and changes there are a-plenty, led by what could be consider the end of an era with the departure of [[Music/{{Fergie}} Stacy Ferguson]], the lone remaining original cast member, kicking off the largest cast turnover in the show’s history; as in addition to Ferguson, Richard Shoff and Devyn Puett[[note]]whose brother, Tommy, was playing Tyler Benchfield on ''Series/LifeGoesOn'' during the time this season first aired[[/note]] along with all of the dancers (Joseph Conrad, Kimberly Duncan, Leilani Legamy, Tiffany Robbins and Cory Tyler [[note]]Tyler, whose father is ventriloquist Willie Tyler of the “Willie and Lester” act, would later be cast as recurring character Terrence Taylor during Seasons 4 and 5 of ''Series/ADifferentWorld''[[/note]]). Behind the scenes, Reg Powell would depart as music director; with Craig Sharmat taking over that position. Co-producer Qintex Entertainment - which in addition to Kids Inc. was also producing the acclaimed Creator/{{CBS}} miniseries ''Series/LonesomeDove'' and Creator/{{TBS}} SequelSeries ''The New Series/LeaveItToBeaver'' - missed a payment to MCA Television (distributor for the latter series following Qintex’s Australian parent company failing to find funding for its bid to buy [[Creator/{{MGM}} MGM-UA]][[note]]which was also a producer of Kids Inc.[[/note]] the previous year and soon declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy; with the company assets being acquired by RHI Entertainment; upon which starting in Season 7 Robert Halmi Jr. - who co-founded that company with his father - would be added as a producer. The third of the co-producers, Lynch-Biller Entertainment, would be renamed simply Lynch Entertainment after Gary P. Biller sold his interest to Thomas W. Lynch, though Biller would remain credited as an executive producer. Finally; the show itself would enter a temporary SeriesHiatus, thus skipping the 1990-91 season entirely to refresh and regroup.

With Season 6 finished; we now go to our annual list of changes both in front of and behind the camera, and changes there are a-plenty, led by what could be consider the end of an era with the departure of [[Music/{{Fergie}} Stacy Ferguson]], the lone remaining original cast member, kicking off the largest cast turnover in the show’s history; as in addition to Ferguson, Richard Shoff and Devyn Puett[[note]]whose brother, Tommy, was playing Tyler Benchfield on ''Series/LifeGoesOn'' during the time this season first aired[[/note]] along with all of the dancers (Joseph Conrad, Kimberly Duncan, Leilani Legamy, Tiffany Robbins and Cory Tyler [[note]]Tyler, whose father is ventriloquist Willie Tyler of the “Willie and Lester” act, would later be cast as recurring character Terrence Taylor during Seasons 4 and 5 of ''Series/ADifferentWorld''[[/note]]). Behind the scenes, Reg Powell would depart as music director; with Craig Sharmat taking over that position. Co-producer Qintex Entertainment - which in addition to Kids Inc. was also producing the acclaimed Creator/{{CBS}} miniseries ''Series/LonesomeDove'' and Creator/{{TBS}} SequelSeries ''The New Series/LeaveItToBeaver'' - missed a payment to MCA Television (distributor for the latter series following Qintex’s Australian parent company failing to find funding for its bid to buy [[Creator/{{MGM}} MGM-UA]][[note]]which was also a producer of Kids Inc.[[/note]] the previous year and soon declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy; with the company assets being acquired by RHI Entertainment; upon which starting in Season 7 Robert Halmi Jr. - who co-founded that company with his father - would be added as a producer. The third of the co-producers, Lynch-Biller Entertainment, would be renamed simply Lynch Entertainment after Gary S. Biller sold his interest to Thomas W. Lynch, though Biller would remain credited as an executive producer. Finally; the show itself would enter a temporary SeriesHiatus, thus skipping the 1990-91 season entirely to refresh and regroup.