Glenn Scarpelli, who starred as Alex Handris on One Day at a Time, recently shared a rare snapshot from his childhood acting years, featuring a group of fellow young stars who helped define an era of TV.
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Rich, best known as Nicholas Bradford on Eight Is Enough, died from an accidental fentanyl overdose in January 2023 at age 54. Scarpelli’s words reframed the photo not as a piece of nostalgia, but as a reminder of real friendships formed during childhood.
The image also sparked conversation in the comments, where fans shared how much the photo resonated. One wrote, “If this doesn’t look like a Gen X childhood, I don’t know what does,” while others called the group “adorable” and described the picture as a “blast from the past.”
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The fan replied to that with, "So nice to hear. You look great. So many are lost and far gone in Hollywood. Glad you are not one of them."
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