three, until Jack invites Meg inside for leftovers. Jack enters the house as Meg walks up and grabs Helen in a hug, while Jack looks on from inside. Once everyone goes inside, the scene pans out, with Neil Armstrong's famous moon landing address providing a voiceover until the screen goes black. Fourth season plotlines In interviews, Jonathan Prince revealed that if American Dreams had been renewed for a fourth season, the following plotlines would have been included. The fourth season would have picked up in January 1967. Meg would have returned to Philadelphia six episodes into the season after JJ goes to California with intentions to take her home. Roxanne would have taken a job as the hairdresser for American Bandstand. Jack would become angry after discovering that Helen had been using her job as a travel agent to help young men dodge the draft and flee to Canada. There would be tension in JJ and Beth's marriage, after Beth reluctantly agreed to JJ's wishes to postpone going back to college. Henry would remarry and accept a new, deaf stepson into his home. JJ would continue working for the company designing spacesuits for the crewed mission to the moon. The Apollo 1 fire would somehow figure into the fourth season plotline. Patty would serve as the Team Manager for the East Catholic football team. Special guests During the show's run, several contact artists recreated performances of artists from the 1960s. These recreations were often performed on the American Bandstand stage, although several performances took place at a performing area adjacent to the Vinyl Crocodile record store. In the second and third seasons, several of the recreations took place at The Lair, a coffee house/student union facility on the University of Pennsylvania campus. The contemporary artists, along with the songs they performed and the artist they "interpreted", are listed below. Performances on Bandstand Season one Michelle Branch, as Lesley Gore performing "You Don't Own Me" (season 1 episode 2) Nick Carter & Ric Felix (aka Ricky Godinez and later billed as Ricky G), as "Jay" and one of the members of Jay and the Americans (respectively), performing "Come A Little Bit Closer" (season 1 episode 6) Usher, as Marvin Gaye, performing "Can I Get a Witness" (season 1 episode 7) Ashanti, as Dionne Warwick, performing "Walk on By" (season 1 episode 10) Vanessa Carlton, as Dusty Springfield, performing "Wishin' and Hopin'