Susan Dey Will Be Missing From ‘The Partridge Family’ Reunion

Susan Dey might not be joining her former co-workers on the reunion show of ‘The Partridge Family’.

The family will unite on Tuesday morning on NBC’s The Today show. Tuesday’s show is the second episode and is part of NBC’s ‘Great TV Families Reunited’ series which will continue throughout the first week of March.

Susan Dey was born on December 10, 1952 in Pekin, Illinois. She is famously known for her portrayal of Laurie Partridge who is the eldest daughter in the 70’s sitcom ‘The Partridge Family’. She received even wider acclaim when she appeared in the role of Judge Grace Van Owen in the late 80’s series L.A. Law and also went onto bag a Golden Globe in the ‘Best actress in a leading role-Drama series’ category.

In 1992, Dey hosted an episode of NBC’s Saturday Night Live and also starred in CBS’s Love & War.
On Tuesday’s show, the members expected to make an appearance are Suzanne Crough, Danny Bonaduce, David Cassidy and Brian Forster while no reason has been mentioned as to why Susan Dey would not be joining the rest of the gang.

Surprisingly on Monday too, when the stars

from the ‘Eight is Enough’ show were reunited, one member was missing from the show. Yesterday it was Adam Rich who was the portrayed the adorable Nicolas Bardford on the TV series. While Rich’s later career was marred by controversies and scandals, Dey amazingly lived a clean and low life.

An artist who performed magnificently for nearly 2 decades and yet led a dignified life speaks volumes for the talent and character of this actress. Susan Dey would definitely be missed by millions of fans who would be hoping to have a glimpse of the gifted actress on NBC’s Today’s Show.