sorority. At first she does not like jocks being that Brian is one, but quickly changes her mind after seeing his physique. It is later revealed that Annabelle and Brian break up after she joins a cult. Kim Shaw as Tammy - Tammy is the daughter of one of Joel's mother's friends. Since being set up with Joel, she is very infatuated with him. Brad Garrett as Jerry Harrington - Jerry is Joel's father. He disapproves of Joel's decision to join a fraternity. Fred Willard as Dr. Reynolds - Dr. Reynolds is the University Hospital doctor. He treats Eli for a burn after a hazing went awry. D. L. Hughley as Coach Franklin - Coach Franklin is Brian's baseball coach. He is infertile, and looks to Brian as a surrogate son. His wife is Korean. Guest stars Cheri Oteri as Maureen Harrington, Joel's mother John Michael Higgins as Brother Jerrold, the Omega Sig chapter master David Koechner as Coach D'Amato, Brian's original baseball coach Justin Chon as an Asian Frat Bro, an Asian fraternity brother who dislikes anyone who is not Asian Kevin Nealon as Marcus, fake ID maker Andy Richter as Father Sullivan, Hayes University priest Curtis Armstrong as Morty Feldman, Eli's father Reginald VelJohnson as Stan Turley, Turbo's father Geoff Pierson as Col. Zachariah Smythe, Damon's father Barry Bostwick as Mr. Wilson, Jason's father Ken Lerner as Rabbi Shapiro Michael McKean as Stu, Hayes University gardener Mindy Sterling as Movie ticket lady Gina Gershon as Lt. Lang, teacher of R.O.T.C. course Tasha Smith as Lea, Professor Haines' ex-wife Kathryn Fiore as Janie, a woman Eli nearly loses his virginity to Episodes With the exception of the pilot episode, every episode title is a parody reference to a popular 1980s song. Development and production The pilot was written by Walt Becker and Michael LeSieur, who received a cast-contingent pilot commitment from TBS in late January 2010. On May 14, 2010, TBS announced it had picked up the series with an eight-episode order. The order was increased to ten episodes in early November 2010, a week before the series premiere. When speaking of the series, Michael Wright, the executive vice president and head of programming for TBS, TNT, and Turner Classic Movies said: "Glory Daze is a sharply written, laugh-out-loud comedy with a talented ensemble cast, including comic veteran Tim Meadows. The time is right for this feel-good, funny, and