Sami, Eric and Carrie often
visited their dad at the police station when he was working.
They'd get to ride in the police car if they were on their
best behavior.
In March 1990, Ashleigh
appeared on Santa Barbara in her only other soap role. Cruz
and Eden took a camping trip, where they met up with two
children, Buck and Hallie. {pics
courtesy Vera}
Cruz and Eden ended up in a
cabin after their adventures in their tent were one mishap
after another. They were awakened in the middle of the night
by a noise. It was Buck outside the cabin window. He
explained to Cruz and Eden that his sister, Hallie, had
fallen into a well. Cruz goes out to look for Hallie and
finds her safe and sound. Buck
{Kevin
Michaels}
and Hallie confess that
they've actually run away from their school. Cruz and Eden
enjoy talking with the children and agree to take them back
to school the next day. {pics
courtesy Vera}
Buck and Hallie returned to
their school, which was actually part of an orphanage. Buck
and Hallie's parents were dead and they were looking to be
adopted. However, Buck was unwilling to consider being a
part of any family that wouldn't also take his sister.
{pics courtesy
Vera}
Derek Griffin (James Healy)
bonded with the kids, since he had once been an orphan in
the same orphanage. {pics
courtesy Vera}
Eden {Marcy Walker} became
very attached to the children, especially Hallie.
{pics courtesy
Vera}
She and Cruz wanted to adopt
them, since it seemed no one else was willing to adopt them
together. {pics
courtesy Vera}
Ashleigh appeared as Missy in
the Januarty 1990 TV movie Unspeakable Acts, with Brad Davis
and Jill Clayburgh.
It is a fact-based story
about a husband and wife directors of a daycare center who
are indicted for child abuse based on the testimony of the
children in their charge.
{pics courtesy Amy, info courtesy IMDB}
Many of the daycare children
were at the courthouse. Some would be testifying in front of
the jury. {pics
courtesy Amy}
Missy wanted to be with her
mom at bedtime. They talked for a while and her mom put her
at ease for a while.
{pics courtesy Amy}
Ashleigh appeared as Missy in
the Januarty 1990 TV movie Unspeakable Acts, with Brad Davis
and Jill Clayburgh.
It is a fact-based story
about a husband and wife directors of a daycare center who
are indicted for child abuse based on the testimony of the
children in their charge.
{pics courtesy Amy, info courtesy IMDB}
Ashleigh appeared as Missy in
the Januarty 1990 TV movie Unspeakable Acts, with Brad Davis
and Jill Clayburgh.
It is a fact-based story
about a husband and wife directors of a daycare center who
are indicted for child abuse based on the testimony of the
children in their charge.
{pics courtesy Amy, info courtesy IMDB}
Ashleigh appeared as Missy in
the Januarty 1990 TV movie Unspeakable Acts, with Brad Davis
and Jill Clayburgh.
It is a fact-based story
about a husband and wife directors of a daycare center who
are indicted for child abuse based on the testimony of the
children in their charge.
{pics courtesy Amy, info courtesy IMDB}
Ashleigh appeared as Missy in
the Januarty 1990 TV movie Unspeakable Acts, with Brad Davis
and Jill Clayburgh.
It is a fact-based story
about a husband and wife directors of a daycare center who
are indicted for child abuse based on the testimony of the
children in their charge.
{pics courtesy Amy, info courtesy IMDB}
In 1990, Ashleigh appeared on
The Family Man, which also starred Gregory
Harrison. {pic
on left courtesy Amy}
Ashleigh played Allison
Taylor, the daughter of fireman Jack Taylor.
{pic on left
courtesy Amy}
Ashleigh and Gregory Harrison
took lots of promo pics together.
{pic on far
right courtesy Amy}
The Family Man was
created by the creators of Full House. The network
was certain they had a hit on their hands, but the show
never took off.
Ashleigh's costars were
Gregory Harrison and Al Molinaro (of Happy Days fame), and
as her brothers, John Buchanan, Matthew Brooks, and Scott
Weinger (who would later appear on Full House).
{Pics above left
courtesy Unofficial Scott Weinger site, pic above right
courtesy Amy}
Ashleigh appeared with Al
Molinaro while on Family Man in a CBS "Get Ready" contest
promo in 1990. As far as we know, she did two spots.
{Pics courtesy
Amy}
Ashleigh had a recurring role
on L.A. Law as Chloe Hammond, the daughter of Corinne, a
woman Arnie Becker {Corbin Bernsen} dated. This was the
first episode she appeared in, "Outward Bound" on May 10,
1990.
Arnie was helping to get Chloe
ready for school. He was brushing her hair, but Chloe didn't
like his method. She kept saying, "OUCH!"
Corinne put a clip in Chloe's
hair, then gave her lunchbox to her. Chloe was about to head
out the door...
but Arnie called her back,
saying, "Kisses..." She turned around and gave Arnie a kiss.
Chloe then gave her mom a kiss
and Corinne said she'd pick her up after school.
Chloe stopped by the window
outside to give a little wave. Too bad she stopped right
behind the flowers and couldn't be seen. Only her little
hand peered out.
Ashleigh appeared in 5
episodes of L.A. Law as Chloe Hammond.
{pics courtesy
Vera}
This was her final episode,
"He's a Crowd," which aired 7 February 1991.
{pics courtesy
Vera}
Arnie and Corinne were
breaking up. Arnie had become attached to Chloe, but he had
to tell her goodbye. {pics
courtesy Vera}
They shared one last hug.
{pics courtesy
Vera}
The most recent series
Ashleigh appeared on was Getting By. Ashleigh played
Julie Hale, the daughter of Cathy Hale, who was played by
Cindy Williams (from Laverne and Shirley).
{pic on right courtesy
Amy}
The show was a mid-season
replacement for ABC in March of 1993 where it finished the
93 TV season. That fall, the show moved to
NBC.
{pic on right courtesy
Amy}
This was part of the promo for
the NBC fall premiere episode of Getting By on
September 21, 1993.
Ashleigh had a small role in
the 1996 straight to video movie, Honey, We Shrunk
Ourselves. {Photos
courtesy childstarlets.com}
Her costars in the film
included Allison Mack (far left in photo on left), Lisa
Wilhoit (far left in photo on right), Mila Kunis (in the
hat, above), and Erica Luttrell.
{Photos courtesy
childstarlets.com}
In this third movie of the
series, the parents are the ones who shrink, leaving the
kids, now teenagers, alone. Of course they invited all of
their friends over. {Photos
courtesy childstarlets.com}
