Series Description

The Friday the 13th TV show was a 60 minute horror series that aired in syndication. It was about two young cousins who inherited an antique store from their uncle who had made a deal with the devil to sell antiques that had curses on them. Now, the two new owners must try to fix their uncle's evil dealings by recovering the cursed items before they can do any more harm.

Friday the 13th Cast

Louise Robey .... Michelle "Micki" Foster (1987-1990)
Chris Wiggins .... Jack Marshak (1987-1990)
John D. LeMay .... Ryan Dallion (1987-1989)
Steve Monarque .... Johnny Ventura (1989-1990)
Ely Pouget .... Leslie Reins (1988-1989)
R.G. Armstrong .... Lewis Vendredi (1987-1989)

Friday the 13th Opening Narrative

"Lewis Vendridi made a deal with the devil ... to sell cursed antiques, but he broke the pact and it cost his soul. Now his niece Micki and her cousin Ryan have inherited the store ... and with it the curse. Now they must get everything back ... and the real terror begins."

Friday the 13th Trivia:

While they share the same title, there is no connection between the Friday the 13th movies and this television program. The writers did joke around sometimes about including a hockey mask as one of the items that Micki and Jack would retrieve in one of the episodes as a reference to the movies, that never happened.

There were a couple of minor connections between the movies and the TV series. John D. LeMay who played Ryan Dallion on the show also later appeared as Steven Freeman in the 1993 film, "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday". Also, actor John Shepherd guest-starred on the TV series' episode titled, "The Baron's Bride" which eerily is the 13th episode and he also had previously starred in the 1985 film, "Friday the 13th: A New Beginning".

Micki and Jack's Uncle's name was Lewis Vendredi. Vendredi is the French word for "Friday".