Talk:Justin Berfield

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[edit] "Did you know..." feature

I just wanted to mention, that on January 7, 2005, this article was featured in the Did you know section of the Main Page (see archive)

Did you know... ...that with his roles in Malcolm in the Middle and Unhappily Ever After, Justin Berfield is the youngest person to appear in over 100 episodes of two different television shows?

--AlexTheMartian 21:25, Jan 7, 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Place of birth

Can someone get a city/town for the place of birth? IMDB list it as what I put it as here, Los Angeles County, California (this could be just what it is, since the L.A. metro are have many unincorporated areas --my home is on one)... a few sites have "Pamaram City, California" and that is not a valid city name (every site that has a city, has that name.. they all copied each other). The closest city to that would be Panorama City, California, but I need verification of some sort. If it really is an unincorporated area, can someone find the nearest city or town, so it could at least be used and "near" in front of it. I cant believe I found out what High School he went to (Agoura High School, Agoura Hills, California), but can not find the city he was born in? Personally, Los Angeles County is not good, since it a very large area, with hundreds of cities in it. --AlexTheMartian 22:11, Jan 7, 2005 (UTC)