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* Wes Parker, who was a six time Golden Glover for the Los Angeles Dodgers, was in the Season 1 episode “The Undergraduate” to convince Greg to focus on his grades instead of crushing on his teacher, who also happens to be Parker's fiancée.

* Wes Parker, who was a six time Golden Glover for the Los Angeles Dodgers, was in the Season 1 episode “The Undergraduate” to convince Greg to focus on his grades instead of crushing on his teacher, who also happens to be Parker's fiancée.

* Don Drysdale who was a Hall of Fame pitcher for the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers showed in the Season 2 premiere “The Dropout” to encourage Greg in his pitching.

* Don Drysdale, who was a Hall of Fame pitcher for the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers showed in the Season 2 premiere “The Dropout” to encourage Greg in his pitching.

 

* Deacon Jones, who was a Hall of Fame defensive end who spent most of his career with the Los Angeles Rams, appeared in an episode where he encourages Peter to play football, in spite of his height.

* Davy Jones, a former member of 1960s music group the Monkees (which also had its own two-season series on [[NBC]] from 1966 to 1968), is arguably the most famous guest star, being in the Season 3 classic “Getting Davy Jones.” Jones later spoofed his own appearance by guest starring in the 1995 movie.

* Davy Jones, a former member of 1960s music group the Monkees (which also had its own two-season series on [[NBC]] from 1966 to 1968), is arguably the most famous guest star, being in the Season 3 classic “Getting Davy Jones.” Jones later spoofed his own appearance by guest starring in the 1995 movie.

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