Table 58 is the odd table in the lunchroom, made up of kids from all different social cliques. When new kid Logan moves to town, he rallies the mismatched group together and they form an unexpected friendship. Table 58 is a single-camera live-action pilot written by May Chan and directed by Gil Junger.
Gil Junger
Director
Grace Kaufman
Jane Bloom
Johnnie Ladd
Bebe Whitman
Jacob Melton
Feeney
Nathaniel J. Potvin
Logan Davis
Julianna Rigoglioso
Olive Dimitri
Zack Shires
Dullbert Finkelsteen
Annie Sertich
Principal Friday
J.P. Manoux
Vice Principal Monty
Sean O'Bryan
Coach Peterson
Cooper Roth
Pierce Brown
Daniele Gaither
Lunch Lady Sneed
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