List of Charles in Charge episodes

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The following is an episode listing for the situation comedy television series Charles in Charge. In the United States, the first episode of the series originally aired on October 3, 1984. The first season aired on CBS. The second through fifth seasons aired in syndication. The series ended on November 10, 1990 after 126 episodes. All five seasons are available on DVD.

Charles in Charge follows Charles (Scott Baio), a college student working as a live-in babysitter. In the first season, Charles worked for the Pembroke family. In the second season, the Pembrokes sub-let their house to the Powell family, who Charles then worked for in the remaining seasons.

Contents

[edit] Series overview

Season Episodes Originally aired DVD release
1 22 1984–1985 February 14, 2006
2 26 1987 November 20, 2007
3 26 1987–1988 May 20, 2008
4 26 1988–1989 March 24, 2009
5 26 1989–1990 July 28, 2009

[edit] Episodes

[edit] Season 1 (1984-1985)

Ep. Title Director Writer(s) Original air date Prod. code
1 "Pilot" Alan Rafkin Michael Jacobs October 3, 1984 (1984-10-03) 83510
Charles has a date with Gwendolyn Pierce on the same night he has to watch the Pembroke children. 
2 "Extracurricular Activity" Tony Singletary Michael Jacobs October 10, 1984 (1984-10-10) 59302
Charles encourages the children to try new activities at school. 
3 "Another Saturday Night" Tony Singletary Michael Jacobs October 17, 1984 (1984-10-17) 59304
Buddy and Gwendolyn argue over Charles' Saturday night. 
4 "War" Lee Lochhead Judy Pioli,
Marc Sotkin		 October 24, 1984 (1984-10-24) 59311
Charles shows a young woman (Meg Ryan) what it's like to take care of children every day. 
5 "Cousin Elliot" Alan Rafkin Mike Reiss,
Al Jean		 November 7, 1984 (1984-11-07) 59303
The Pembrokes' cousin Elliot (Jerry Levine) arrives, and Charles must keep them out of trouble. 
6 "Slumber Party" Alan Rafkin Pamela Pettler November 14, 1984 (1984-11-14) 59301
Charles wants to escape from women for one night, but Lila has her friends over for a slumber party. 
7 "Discipline" Alan Rafkin Michael Jacobs November 21, 1984 (1984-11-21) 59307
Charles talks to Douglas' teacher about a bad grade. 
8 "Trick or Treat" Alan Rafkin Michael Jacobs November 28, 1984 (1984-11-28) 59316
On Halloween, Charles helps Buddy prepare for a date by finding out what she likes. 
9 "A Date with Enid" Alan Rafkin Michael Jacobs,
Pamela Pettler		 December 5, 1984 (1984-12-05) 59318
Douglas falls in love with Lila's friend, Enid. 
10 "Friends and Lovers" Alan Rafkin Judy Pioli,
Marc Sotkin		 December 12, 1984 (1984-12-12) 59308
Charles and Gwendolyn decide to see other people, but Charles gets jealous when Gwendolyn makes a date with another man. 
11 "Home for the Holidays" Alan Rafkin Michael Jacobs December 19, 1984 (1984-12-19) 59319
Mr. Pembroke's mother visits the family for Christmas, but she doesn't like how the children like Charles. 
12 "Accidental Puppy" Alan Rafkin Judy Pioli,
Marc Sotkin		 December 26, 1984 (1984-12-26) 59324
Charles wins two tickets to a Bruce Springsteen concert and must decide whether to take Buddy or Gwendolyn. Meanwhile, Jason and Douglas bring home a puppy that they want to keep. 
13 "The Commotion" Alan Rafkin George Tibbles January 2, 1985 (1985-01-02) 59325
Charles is unable to work on his schoolwork because of distractions in the house. 
14 "Mr. President" Alan Rafkin Larry Balmagia January 16, 1985 (1985-01-16) 59328
Cousin Eliot runs for class president, and Gwendolyn convinces Charles to run against him. 
15 "Jill's Decision" Alan Rafkin Judy Pioli,
Marc Sotkin		 January 23, 1985 (1985-01-23) 59329
Mrs. Pembroke gets a promotion that means longer hours at work for her and more responsibilities at home for Charles. 
16 "Pressure from Grandma" Alan Rafkin Marc Sotkin January 30, 1985 (1985-01-30) 59327
Grandma Irene visits and offers Charles another job. 
17 "Snowed In" Alan Rafkin Jeffrey Ferro,
Fredric Weiss		 February 6, 1985 (1985-02-06) 59330
A blizzard traps Charles in the house with the children and a group of Lila's friends. 
18 "Charles 'R' Us" Alan Rafkin Michael Jacobs February 13, 1985 (1985-02-13) 59331
Charles and Buddy start a business to recruit household helpers. 
19 "Charles' Spring Break" Alan Rafkin Judy Pioli,
Marc Sotkin		 February 20, 1985 (1985-02-20) 59332
Everything goes wrong for Charles, Buddy, and Gwendolyn on their trip to Florida for spring break. 
20 "The Wrong Guy" Alan Rafkin Jeffrey Ferro,
Fredric Weiss		 February 27, 1985 (1985-02-27) 59333
Lila wants to go on a date with a boy that her parents do not approve of. Matthew Perry plays a minor role in this episode. 
21 "Mr. Brilliant" Alan Rafkin Pamela Pettler March 13, 1985 (1985-03-13) 59326
Charles invites Mrs. Pembroke's old friend over for dinner. 
22 "Meet Grandpa" Alan Rafkin Judy Pioli April 3, 1985 (1985-04-03) 59334
Grandpa Harry visits the house unexpectedly. 

[edit] Season 2 (1987)

Ep. Title Director(s) Writer(s) Original air date Prod. code
1 "Amityville" Phil Ramuno Michael Jacobs January 3, 1987 (1987-01-03) 78009
After returning from a trip, Charles finds that the Pembrokes are moving and a new family, the Powells, are living there. Guest stars: Karen Mistal as Heidi, Michael Pearlman as Jason Pembroke, Lisa Donovan as Jill Pembroke, Tammi Caudell as Patti & Jeff Robie as Sid. 
2 "The Naked Truth" Bob Claver Seth Weisbond January 10, 1987 (1987-01-10) 78002
Charles & Buddy take Adam to their art class where Professor Wycliffe (Jack Fletcher) mistakes Adam for a young art prodigy; Buddy ends up meeting a girl named Rebecca Stansbury (Signy Coleman) that poses nude for art class. 
3 "Feud for Thought" Phil Ramuno Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 January 17, 1987 (1987-01-17) 78026
Adam becomes the target of a bully, and Charles tries to help. Guest Stars: Lisa Aliff as Gina, Robert Costanzo as Hank Holloway, & Mark Venturini as Herman Holloway 
4 "The Loan Arranger" Bob Claver Chuck Lorre January 24, 1987 (1987-01-24) 78024
Charles must talk to a loan officer named Stanley Willard (Ben Stein) when he loses his student loan because of bad grades. 
5 "The Egg and Us" Bob Claver Adrienne Armstrong,
Mitzi McCall-Brill		 January 31, 1987 (1987-01-31) 78017
Jamie and Sarah take care of eggs for their school project; Walter's old friend Gloria (Betsy Palmer) comes to visit him & Walter finds out she's Buddy's grandmother. 
6 "American Teen" Phil Ramuno David Wechter February 7, 1987 (1987-02-07) 78019
Charles tries to convince Sarah to submit an essay she wrote to American Teen Magazine; Adam gets the family involved in a jigsaw puzzle. Guest stars: Nikolette Scorsese as Louise, Julianne McNamara as Paula Thackery & Jeff Robie as Sid 
7 "Buddy Comes to Dinner" John Robins Mitchell Bank,
Sandy Sprung,
Marcy Vosburgh		 February 14, 1987 (1987-02-14) 78025
Buddy gets injured at dinner, and Charles must take care of him; Jamie tries to teach Sarah the rules of dating but instead gets taught a lesson. Guest star: Maylo McCaslin as Lauren Andrews 
8 "A Fox in the Henhouse" Zane Buzby Chuck Lorre February 21, 1987 (1987-02-21) 78012
Lt. Matty Whitford (Stephen Parr), a shipmate of the deployed Commander Powell visits Mrs. Powell, but he wants more than her company; Charles & Walter try to combine their food recipes & end up getting sick from it. 
9 "Pizza Parlor Protest" Lee Miller Maxine Lapiduss,
Sally Lapiduss,
Pamela Eells		 February 28, 1987 (1987-02-28) 78018
Charles' college plans to turn Sid's Pizza Parlor into a parking lot. Guest stars: James Karen as Harrison Bartlett/Hamburger Harry & Jeff Robie as Sid 
10 "Trade Off" Phil Ramuno Jim Fisher,
Jim Staahl		 March 7, 1987 (1987-03-07) 78021
The Powell family tries bartering for the things they want. 
11 "Dating" Phil Ramuno David Rimmer,
Ellen Sandhaus		 March 14, 1987 (1987-03-14) 78005
Dating causes problems for Charles and the family. 
12 "Music, Music, Mayhem" Phil Ramuno Joan Brooker,
Nancy Eddo		 March 21, 1987 (1987-03-21) 78029
Charles buys Buddy's old cassette player which ends up destroying Walter's tape causing problems between Buddy & Charles. Guest star: Julianne McNamara as Paula Thackery 
13 "Buddy in Charge" Scott Baio,
Madeline Rae Cripe		 Bill Greer,
Kathy Greer,
Bob Underwood		 March 28, 1987 (1987-03-28) 78033
Buddy takes care of the children. Guest star: Susan Ursitti as Debbie 
14 "The Heart Burglar" Madeline Cripe John B. Collins,
Bill Greer,
Kathy Greer		 April 1, 1987 (1987-04-01) 78030
Buddy's girlfriend has feeling for Charles which they hid from Buddy. 
15 "Isn't That What's Her Face?" Zane Buzby Mitzi McCall-Brill,
Adrienne Armstrong		 April 4, 1987 (1987-04-04) 78032
A famous movie star asks Charles to keep her secret that she is going to Copeland College. 
16 "A Date From Heck" Phil Ramuno Alan Moskowitz April 11, 1987 (1987-04-11) 78023
Charles has a date with a woman... and her family. 
17 "Mama Mia" Jules Lichtman Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 April 18, 1987 (1987-04-18) 78036
Lillian (Ellen Travolta), Charles' mother, visits and takes care of the children. 
18 "Dear Charles" Steve Robman Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer,
Robert Schechter		 April 18, 1987 (1987-04-18) 78035
Charles becomes a newspaper advice columnist. 
19 "Weekend Weary" Judi Elterman Jim Parker April 25, 1987 (1987-04-25) 78031
Mrs. Powell makes Charles take a weekend off. 
20 "Getting In" Scott Baio,
Madeline Rae Cripe		 Kevin Parent,
Myles Berkowitz		 April 25, 1987 (1987-04-25) 78013
Charles and Buddy pledge a fraternity 
21 "U.F. Oh No" Phil Ramuno Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 May 2, 1987 (1987-05-02) 78001
Charles and the family have a UFO sighting. 
22 "The Case of the Mock-Turtle Mystery" Jules Lichtman Leslie Fuller May 9, 1987 (1987-05-09) 78020
Charles defends Adam who is accused killing Sarah's turtle. 
23 "A Job From Heck" Jules Lichtman Alan Moskowitz May 16, 1987 (1987-05-16) 78027
Jamie gets a job as a waitress at Sid's Pizza Parlor. 
24 "Lillian Putts a Round" Phil Ramuno Mitzi McCall-Brill,
Adrienne Armstrong		 October 17, 1987 (1987-10-17) 78003
Charles' widowed mother meets a man at a golf club. 
25 "Her Brother's Keeper" Thomas Klein Bill Greer,
Kathy Greer,
Seth Weisbord		 October 24, 1987 (1987-10-24) 78003
Charles and Buddy help the shy brother of a woman Charles likes. 
26 "The Undergraduate" Phil Ramuno Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 October 31, 1987 (1987-10-31) 78034
Mrs. Powell's married cousin (Kay Lenz) wants Charles. 

[edit] Season 3 (1987-1988)

Ep. Title Director Writer(s) Original air date Prod. code
1 "Twice Upon a Time (Part 1)" Scott Baio Mitchell Bank September 3, 1987 (1987-09-03) 78041
Gwendolyn Pierce, Charles' first love, returns. 
2 "Twice Upon a Time (Part 2)" Madeline Rae Cripe Mitchell Bank September 10, 1987 (1987-09-10) 78042
Charles and Gwendolyn get engaged. 
3 "Baby Doll" Zane Buzby Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 October 10, 1987 (1987-10-10) 78039
Sid's Pizza Parlor is getting a new chef, and Charles needs help promoting the introduction party. 
4 "Speechless" Phil Ramuno Harvey Silberman January 23, 1988 (1988-01-23)[1] 78022
Buddy loses his voice, and Charles must overcome his fear give a speech. 
5 "Yule Laff" Bob Claver Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 December 19, 1987 (1987-12-19)[2] 78057
A snowstorm traps Charles and the Powell family in a cabin on Christmas. 
6 "Infatuation" Bob Claver Anita Doohan January 30, 1988 (1988-01-30)[3] 78037
Charles has a crush on a model. 
7 "Piece of Cake" Bob Claver Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 December 26, 1987 (1987-12-26)[4] 78040
Charles prepares for an upcoming visit from Commander Powell. 
8 "Role Model" Bob Claver Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer,
Mitzi McCall-Brill,
Adrienne Armstrong		 February 6, 1988 (1988-02-06)[5] 78043
Jamie enrolls at a modeling school. 
9 "Dorm Warnings" Scott Baio John Vorhaus January 2, 1988 (1988-01-02)[6] 78045
The Powell family thinks Charles wants to move out of the house. 
10 "The Extremely Odd Couple" Zane Buzby Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 February 13, 1988 (1988-02-13)[7] 78038
Walter and Lillian argue, and Charles is caught in the middle. 
11 "Sarah Steps Out" Brian Levant Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 May 14, 1988 (1988-05-14)[8] 78046
Charles and Buddy spy on Sarah's date (Scott Grimes). 
12 "Poppa, the Sailor Man" Gary Brown Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 February 20, 1988 (1988-02-20)[9] 78054
Mr. Powell's estranged father visits. 
13 "The Pickle Plot" Zane Buzby Mitzi McCall-Brill,
Adrienne Armstrong		 April 30, 1988 (1988-04-30)[10] 78047
Charles' uncle tries to convince him to drop out of school and work for him. 
14 "Bottle Baby" Scott Baio Mitchell Bank February 27, 1988 (1988-02-27)[11] 78053
Buddy's sister, Bunny (Mindy Cohn), visits. However he discovers that she is an alcoholic. 
15 "The Blackboard Bungle" Scott Baio Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 August 13, 1988 (1988-08-13)[12] 78052
Charles becomes a teacher's aide in Jamie's class. 
16 "Trading Papers" Zane Buzby Adam I. Lapidus May 21, 1988 (1988-05-21)[13] 78044
Charles and Sarah accidentally hand in each other's school assignments. 
17 "Five Easy Pizzas" Madeline Rae Cripe Manny Basanese May 28, 1988 (1988-05-28)[14] 78051
A food critic visits the pizza parlor while Charles is managing the restaurant. 
18 "Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow" Gary Brown Donald Ross June 25, 1988 (1988-06-25)[15] 78048
Charles and Buddy foil a robber at the pizza parlor. 
19 "Dutiful Dreamer" Scott Baio Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 July 2, 1988 (1988-07-02)[16] 78061
Charles has a dream about the family's problems. 
20 "Berkling Up Is Hard To Do" Bonnie Franklin Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 July 9, 1988 (1988-07-09)[17] 78049
Some well-intentioned advice causes misunderstandings. 
21 "The Boy Who Loved Women" Bob Claver Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 July 30, 1988 (1988-07-30)[18] 78056
Jamie and Sarah go out with the same boy. 
22 "May the Best Man Lose" Pat Fischer-Doak John Vorhaus August 27, 1988 (1988-08-27)[19] 78055
Charles, Buddy, and the Powell children compete against each other in a school contest. 
23 "Runaround Charles" Mary Lou Belli Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 July 16, 1988 (1988-07-16)[20] 78058
Charles makes too many commitments for the same night. 
24 "Where the Auction Is" Scott Baio Lee Aronsohn,
Marc Sheffler		 July 23, 1988 (1988-07-23)[21] 78059
The children buy Charles at a charity slave auction. 
25 "Barbelles" Scott Baio Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 August 6, 1988 (1988-08-06)[22] 78060
Charles is threatened by his date's ex-boyfriend. 
26 "The Buddy System" Madeline Rae Cripe Mitzi McCall-Brill, Adrienne Armstrong May 7, 1988 (1988-05-07)[23] 78050
After a self-help class, Buddy turns into a different person. 

[edit] Season 4 (1988-1989)

Ep. Title Director Writer(s) Original air date Prod. code
1 "No Nukes Is Good Nukes" Scott Baio Lee Aronsohn December 31, 1988 (1988-12-31)[24] 78408
While Commander Powell is home, Sarah is arrested for protesting the nuclear weapons on her father's ship. 
2 "Ninny and the Professor" Doug Rogers Lee Aronsohn January 7, 1989 (1989-01-07)[25] 78403
Charles' professor disagrees with the grade he gives a student. 
3 "A Sting of Pearls" Mary Lou Belli Adrienne Armstrong July 8, 1989 (1989-07-08)[26] 78402
The Powell's old babysitter comes back tries to get Charles in trouble. 
4 "Room at the Bottom" Phil Ramuno Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 July 1, 1989 (1989-07-01)[27] 78406
Walter remodels the basement; Jamie wants her own room. 
5 "Yesterday Cafe" Phil Ramuno Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 January 28, 1989 (1989-01-28)[28] 78407
Lillian starts a 1950s-style restaurant called the "Yesterday Cafe". 
6 "Duelling Presleys" Scott Baio David Ankrum,
Jack Lukes		 January 14, 1989 (1989-01-14)[29] 78410
Lillian hires an Elvis impersonator for the diner. 
7 "Walter Gets a Dodo" Zane Buzby Adrienne Armstrong February 11, 1989 (1989-02-11)[30] 78411
Charles has to entertain his professor's sister, and he sets her up with Walter. 
8 "Adam See, Adam Do" Norman Abbott Lee Aronsohn January 21, 1989 (1989-01-21)[31] 78416
Adam studies Charles' dating techniques. 
9 "Ladies' Night Out" Zane Buzby Scott McGibbon February 18, 1989 (1989-02-18)[32] 78412
Jamie and Sarah try to sneak out to go to a nightclub. 
10 "Fatal Obsession" Scott Baio Steven Feld February 4, 1989 (1989-02-04)[33] 78414
A woman at camp pursues Charles. Note: The Happy Days catch phrase, "wa wa wa" makes a cameo appearance. A reference to the character Chachi is also made as a joke about Scott Baio. 
11 "Still at Large" Dwayne Hickman Efrem Seeger April 29, 1989 (1989-04-29)[34] 78417
Charles and Buddy find out Jamie's teacher (Sally Struthers) is wanted by the FBI. 
12 "Chargin' Charles" Scott Baio Jeff Strauss,
Jeff Greenstein		 February 25, 1989 (1989-02-25)[35] 78418
Charles can't use his credit card because of the Powell children. 
13 "A Fish Called Buddy" Zane Buzby Steven Baio March 4, 1989 (1989-03-04)[36] 78413
Buddy goes to the hospital right after an argument with Charles. 
14 "Curing the Common Cult" Scott Baio Al Burton,
Mitchell Bank		 May 27, 1989 (1989-05-27)[37] 78423
Jamie joins a cult, and Charles must prove that the leader is a fake. 
15 "Walter's War" Bob Claver Scott McGibbon September 9, 1989 (1989-09-09)[38] 78425
Walter tries to impress a woman with war souvenirs. 
16 "Second Banana" Bob Claver Bud Wiser April 22, 1989 (1989-04-22)[39] 78424
Jamie thinks she will be in a commercial, but it is really Sarah who got the part. 
17 "Poetic License" Scott Baio Bruce Teicher,
Janice Pieroni		 May 6, 1989 (1989-05-06)[40] 78415
Charles uses one of Sarah's poems to impress a woman, who publishes it in a magazine under Charles' name. 
18 "Charles Splits (Part 1)" Scott Baio Jim Vallely,
Ron Zimmerman		 May 13, 1989 (1989-05-13)[41] 78427
When Charles bumps his head, he begins acting strangely and calls himself Chaz. 
19 "Charles Splits (Part 2)" Christine Ballard Jim Vallely,
Ron Zimmerman		 May 20, 1989 (1989-05-20)[42] 78428
Chaz gets married. 
20 "The Organization Man" Zane Buzby Bud Wiser September 16, 1989 (1989-09-16)[43] 78432
Charles uses a digital organizer to plan his schedule. 
21 "Aunt Vanessa" Christine Ballard Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 October 28, 1989 (1989-10-28)[44] 78426
Jamie wants to move to New York and live with Charles' aunt. 
22 "It's a Blunderfull Life" Scott Baio Michael Manos,
Jim Kelly		 November 4, 1989 (1989-11-04)[45] 78409
Charles has a dream about life without him. Note: Don Most makes an appearance as a lottery winner, and makes a reference to Happy Days as a joke. 
23 "Bad Boy" Brian Levant Bud Wiser November 11, 1989 (1989-11-11)[46] 78430
Charles tutors an 16 year old ex-con, who has feelings for Jamie. 
24 "Big Bang" Scott Baio Ken Peragine,
Howard Friedlander		 October 14, 1989 (1989-10-14)[47] 78434
Charles writes an essay about childhood, Buddy does an expieriment. 
25 "Triple Threat" Scott Baio Al Burton,
Mitchell Bank		 October 21, 1989 (1989-10-21)[48] 78429
Charles and Buddy go out with identical twins, but they think they are dating the same girl. 
26 "Buddy's Daddy" Scott Baio Willie Aames November 18, 1989 (1989-11-18)[49] 78431
Buddy's father visits and reveals he is getting a divorce. 

[edit] Season 5 (1989-1990)

Ep. Title Director Writer(s) Original air date Prod. code
1 "Summer Together, Fall Apart" Zane Buzby Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 December 30, 1989 (1989-12-30)[50] 78504
After complaints from the family, Charles tells the children there are no more rules in the house. 
2 "Get Thee to a Nuttery" Scott Baio David DiGregorio,
Arnie Wess		 January 6, 1990 (1990-01-06)[51] 78505
Buddy decides to become a priest after a near-death experience. 
3 "Three Dates & a Walnut" Scott Baio Adrienne Armstrong January 13, 1990 (1990-01-13)[52] 78506
Walter makes plans with three women on the same night. 
4 "Out with the In Crowd" Christine Ballard Adrienne Armstrong January 20, 1990 (1990-01-20)[53] 78509
Jamie tries to join an exclusive group of girls. 
5 "There's a Girl in My Ficus" Scott Baio David DiGregorio,
Arnie Wess		 January 27, 1990 (1990-01-27)[54] 78508
Charles' girlfriend Jennifer (Tiffani-Amber Thiessen) tells a lie about Buddy in order to get rid of him. 
6 "Judge Not Lest Ye Beheaded" Scott Baio David DiGregorio,
Arnie Wess		 February 3, 1990 (1990-02-03)[55] 78510
Charles is the judge of a beauty pageant where Jamie, Sarah, and both of Charles' girlfriends are contestants. 
7 "Child Hoods" Christine Ballard David DiGregorio,
Arnie Wess		 February 24, 1990 (1990-02-24)[56] 78507
Charles' old friends come to visit. 
8 "Baby Bummer" Scott Baio Adrienne Armstrong February 10, 1990 (1990-02-10)[57] 78503
Buddy offers to help out Adam with babysitting, but he ends up forgetting the little girl at the diner. 
9 "Paper Covers Rock" Scott Baio Jim Pond,
Bill Fuller		 February 17, 1990 (1990-02-17)[58] 78502
A tabloid shows pictures of Charles with a rock star (Samantha Fox), and everyone thinks they're in a relationship. 
10 "Advice and Contempt" Scott Baio David DiGregorio,
Arnie Wess		 March 3, 1990 (1990-03-03)[59] 78514
Jamie gets upset when she thinks Charles is trying to make her boyfriend stop seeing her. 
11 "Daffy Doc" Bob Claver R.W. Self,
Willie Aames		 April 28, 1990 (1990-04-28)[60] 78513
Buddy enters a mental hospital to do research, but they make him a patient. 
12 "Buddy Flips a Disc" Scott Baio J. David Shapiro May 5, 1990 (1990-05-05)[61] 78501
Buddy wins a contest to be a disc jockey for a day at the diner. 
13 "Don't Rock the Vote" Christine Ballard David DiGregorio,
Arnie Wess		 May 12, 1990 (1990-05-12)[62] 78516
Jamie and Sarah run for class president against each other. Buddy and Charles start fighting again which leads to a food fight erupting in the diner. 
14 "Brain Man" Scott Baio Adrienne Armstrong May 19, 1990 (1990-05-19)[63] 78517
Buddy gets tested for ESP and starts to predict the future. 
15 "Frankie and Mommy" Scott Baio Adrienne Armstrong June 16, 1990 (1990-06-16)[64] 78512
Lillian sees an old boyfriend. 
16 "Let's Quake a Deal" Scott Baio H.B. Atwater, Jr. May 26, 1990 (1990-05-26)[65] 78518
Charles invents a device that will help people prepare for earthquakes. 
17 "Up Your I.Q." Christine Ballard Adrienne Armstrong June 2, 1990 (1990-06-02)[66] 78519
When a boy thinks Jamie is shallow, she talks to Charles' intelligent girlfriend. 
18 "All That Chaz" Scott Baio Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 June 9, 1990 (1990-06-09)[67] 78521
An accidental bump on the head turns Charles into Chaz again. 
19 "Dead Puck Society" Zane Buzby Kit Wilkinson,
Dennis Capps		 September 8, 1990 (1990-09-08)[68] 78511
Charles is the substitute teacher in Sarah's class, and Sarah's partner lets her do all the work on an assignment. 
20 "Lost Resort" Scott Baio Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 September 1, 1990 (1990-09-01)[69] 78522
Charles works at a hotel in Hawaii with Buddy's cousin. (A pilot to a possible spin-off which never materialized.)[citation needed] 
21 "La Cage Aux Fools" Scott Baio Adrienne Armstrong September 15, 1990 (1990-09-15)[70] 78515
Charles and Buddy protest animal testing at their college. 
22 "Seeing Is Believing" Christine Ballard Mitchell Bank December 8, 1990 (1990-12-08)[71] 78524
Charles gets trapped in an elevator with a blind woman. 
23 "Teacher's Pest" Kit Wilkinson Martie Cook September 22, 1990 (1990-09-22)[72] 78525
Walter takes a history class that Charles teaches. 
24 "Almost Family" Scott Baio Mario Baio,
Scott Baio		 September 29, 1990 (1990-09-29)[73] 78526
Charles visits his aunt Sally at her car wash. (A pilot to a possible spin-off which never materialized.)[citation needed] 
25 "Fair Exchange" Scott Baio Kathy Greer,
Bill Greer		 November 3, 1990 (1990-11-03)[74] 78523
Sarah visits her relatives in Albuquerque and a foreign exchange student that is living with them. (A pilot to a possible spin-off which never materialized.)[citation needed] 
26 "Charles Be DeMille" Scott Baio Jennifer Burton,
David Lang		 November 10, 1990 (1990-11-10)[75] 78520
Sarah puts on a show to raise money, and Charles directs while preparing for an interview to get into Princeton. 

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Capital - January 23, 1988
  2. ^ TV Guide - December 19–25, 1987
  3. ^ TV Guide - January 30-February 5, 1988
  4. ^ TV Guide - December 26, 1987-January 1, 1988
  5. ^ TV Guide - February 6–12, 1988
  6. ^ TV Guide - January 2–8, 1988
  7. ^ The Capital - February 13, 1988
  8. ^ The Capital - May 14, 1988
  9. ^ TV Guide - February 20–26, 1988
  10. ^ The Daily Herald - April 30, 1988
  11. ^ The Capital - February 27, 1988
  12. ^ TV Guide - August 13–19, 1988
  13. ^ TV Guide - May 21–28, 1988
  14. ^ TV Guide - May 28-June 3, 1988
  15. ^ The Capital - June 25, 1988
  16. ^ TV Guide - July 2–8, 1988
  17. ^ TV Guide - July 9–15, 1988
  18. ^ TV Guide - July 30-August 5, 1988
  19. ^ TV Guide - August 27-September 2, 1988
  20. ^ The Capital - July 16, 1988
  21. ^ TV Guide - July 23–29, 1988
  22. ^ TV Guide - August 6–12, 1988
  23. ^ The Capital - May 7, 1988
  24. ^ The Capital - December 31, 1988
  25. ^ The Capital - January 7, 1989
  26. ^ The Capital - July 8, 1989
  27. ^ The Capital - July 1, 1989
  28. ^ The Capital - January 28, 1989
  29. ^ TV Guide - January 14–20, 1989
  30. ^ TV Guide - February 11–18, 1989
  31. ^ TV Guide - January 21–27, 1989
  32. ^ TV Guide - February 18–24, 1989
  33. ^ TV Guide - February 4–10, 1989
  34. ^ The Capital - April 29, 1989
  35. ^ TV Guide - February 25-March 3, 1989
  36. ^ TV Guide - March 4–10, 1989
  37. ^ The Capital - May 27, 1989
  38. ^ TV Guide - September 9–15, 1989
  39. ^ The Capital - April 22, 1989
  40. ^ TV Guide - May 6–12, 1989
  41. ^ TV Guide - May 13–19, 1989
  42. ^ TV Guide - May 20–26, 1989
  43. ^ The Capital - September 16, 1989
  44. ^ The Capital - October 28, 1989
  45. ^ TV Guide - November 4–10, 1989
  46. ^ The Capital - November 11, 1989
  47. ^ TV Guide - October 14–20, 1989
  48. ^ TV Guide - October 21–27, 1989
  49. ^ TV Guide - November 18–24, 1989
  50. ^ The Capital - December 30, 1989
  51. ^ The Capital - January 6, 1990
  52. ^ The Capital - January 13, 1990
  53. ^ The Capital - January 20, 1990
  54. ^ TV Guide - January 27-February 2, 1990
  55. ^ The Valley Independent - February 3, 1990
  56. ^ TV Guide - February 24-March 2, 1990
  57. ^ The Capital - February 10, 1990
  58. ^ The Capital - February 17, 1990
  59. ^ TV Guide - March 3–9, 1990
  60. ^ The Capital - April 28, 1990
  61. ^ The Capital - May 5, 1990
  62. ^ TV Guide - May 12–18, 1990
  63. ^ TV Guide - May 19–25, 1990
  64. ^ TV Guide - June 16–22, 1990
  65. ^ The Capital - May 26, 1990
  66. ^ TV Guide - June 2–8, 1990
  67. ^ TV Guide - June 9–15, 1990
  68. ^ The Capital - September 8, 1990
  69. ^ The Capital - September 1, 1990
  70. ^ The Capital - September 15, 1990
  71. ^ The Capital - December 8, 1990
  72. ^ The Capital - September 22, 1990
  73. ^ TV Guide - September 29-October 5, 1990
  74. ^ TV Guide - November 3–9, 1990
  75. ^ TV Guide - November 10–16, 1990

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