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You know, I've spent many hours with children

who've gotten involved with drugs.

They start your age even younger.

In March of 1983 at the behest of a sixth grader named Arnold Jackson,

First Lady Nancy Reagan visited a classroom

at New York City's PS 406 to talk about drugs.

And they're all tragic stories of kids with great potential whose lives were ruined.

But this New York City classroom was actually on a Los Angeles sound stage,

and Arnold Jackson was a character played by actor Gary Coleman.

Who did tell me about Mrs. Reagan?

Well, I happened to be here in New York, and I saw that story about you in the paper, Arnold.

You know, I'm very concerned about drug abuse, especially among the young.

Mrs Reagan was taping an episode of the popular NBC sitcom Different Strokes to promote her

Just Say No anti-drug campaign.

In the plot the series regular, actor Gary Coleman, gets some help for Mrs. Reagan in his

own effort to curb drug abuse among students.

Do you remember when the Nancy Reagan Different Strokes episode aired? Yes? Yes absolutely because it was a big deal. I mean it was definitely like

this is something that we have to talk about. This is Jessica Shaw. She hosts the pop culture spotlight on Serious XM radio and is written about television for decades.

I mean, I'm Gen X. The fact that my parents even knew I existed was like a minor miracle you know so the fact that adults were going on our shows

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