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This thread is for just the episodes. The other thread is for news and "TV Guide" episode listings. It seemed to get too confusing and cluttered.
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And now for the debut of our Monday Night Lineup, right here on THE TVADAM NETWORK! Catch Henry’s House, The Hansons, Suddenly Dad and Fireman Mike, all coming up next.

Henry’s House
Episode 1. “Pilot”
Starring -
Bob Newhart (as Henry Richards)
Chris O’Donnell (as Derek Reed)
Isaac Lidsky (as Brian Webber)
& Patrick Warburton (as Vince Beckett)

In the opening scene, Henry is sitting down to breakfast, reading the newspaper. There’s a knock at the door. Henry gets up and answers it. Derek Reed is there. Derek tells Henry that his wife kicked him out, after she caught him cheating with two women. He asks Henry if he can stay there until he can get an apartment. Henry makes a better offer. He insists that Derek moves in officially. Derek is stunned but agrees to it. Henry tells Derek that he was his late son’s best friend. And for that reason alone, he’d love to have him around.

Over at a college, Brian Webber is in the science lab. He’s playing with chemicals. The exterior of the college is shown as a big explosion occurs. It cuts to Webber, physically being thrown out by the dean. He decides to go to Henry’s house. Henry used to be his neighbor and mentor.

Back at the house, Henry and Derek are talking about their plans. Suddenly, there’s a knock at the door. Derek answers it. Of course, it’s Webber. He comes in and tells Henry his situation. He’s now homeless. Henry insists that he move in there, the same as Derek. Webber jumps at the chance and asks to live in the basement and turn it into a lab. Henry okays it, demanding that Webber doesn’t blow anything up down there. Webber agrees.

Henry, Derek and Webber are now sitting down to dinner. The news is on the TV set, which is in the kitchen. The newsman announces that the criminal Vince Beckett has escaped prison and is now considered a fugitive. Henry is shocked. He tells the two guys that he used to work with Vince back in the 80’s and they were best friends for a while. Until Vince had moved away. Webber wondered if Vince would show up at the house. As soon as he mentioned that, there’s a knock at the door. The three nervously go to the door, together. It’s Vince Beckett!

Vince rushes into the house. He informs Henry about his situation and asks him if he can hide out for a while. Henry immediately refuses. Just as Vince is about to leave, the cops pull up to Henry’s driveway. Henry tells Vince to run upstairs to the attic and hide. Which he does. The policeman knocks on the door. Henry answers it and tells the him that he hasn’t seen the fugitive. The policeman leaves. Derek and Webber are shocked that Henry lied for a criminal.

Henry goes up to the attic. He sits down next to Vince and insists on hearing the story of why Vince was arrested in the first place. Vince tells him that he was a petty thief for many years. They finally captured him and arrested him. But he couldn’t take another day in prison and somehow managed to escape. With no where else to go, Vince remembered his best friend Henry lived close by. Henry is touched that Vince came to him. With a little reluctance, Henry invites Vince to live with him. Vince agrees and says that even if he gets caught, he’ll lie for Henry saying he forced his way to inside the house. Henry said that wouldn’t be much of a lie. The two friends shake hands.

The next morning, Henry stands up in front of the couch, while Derek, Webber and Vince sit on the couch. He has decided on where everyone will stay. Derek will live in the garage. Which makes him happy, since he’s a mechanic and it’s a nice garage. Henry tells Webber that he’ll stay in the basement as requested. Webber’s happy. Henry then tells Vince that he’ll stay up in the attic, which makes Vince happy. Henry then opens up, saying how lonely he’s been the past few years since his wife and son had passed away.

In the final scene, Henry sits down to breakfast, just like in the first scene. However, this time, Derek, Webber and Vince sit around the table, joining him. The jazz song “Take 5” plays throughout the scene.

THE END

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The Hansons
Episode 1. “Meet the Hansons”
Starring -
David Duchovny (as David Hanson)
Marcia Cross (as Kate Hanson)
Alyson Michalka (as Sherry Hanson)
Max Morrow (as Kyle Hanson)
& Judd Hirsch (as Henry Hanson)

The series opens with David sitting at his desk. He’s hard at work, grading papers. David’s a high school teacher. Kate enters and goes over to him with a cup of coffee. They talk for a little, mostly about how David hates his job and wishes he could quit. Kate reminds him of their two children, Sherry (16) and Kyle (14). They start to argue over the matter. It ends with David agreeing to keep his job. He then tells Kate that his father, Henry is going to visit and stay the week. Now she gets mad and they argue about Henry. Kate loves Henry, but somehow he just seems to rub her the wrong way.

The next day, after school, Sherry and Kyle come home. They enter the living room. David comes in a few minutes behind them. Kate talks to the kids about school. Once David enters, he mentions that Grandpa’s on his way. Sherry isn’t thrilled, but Kyle is. He’s always hero worshipped Henry. In fact, Kyle offers to let Grandpa stay in his room. David agrees. Kate tells the kids that dinner is on the table. They rush over to the kitchen table and begin eating. David and Kate have another private talk about Henry. Suddenly, there’s a knock at the door. David opens it and it’s Henry Hanson. Henry comes in and hugs the family one by one. He passes out a few gifts, including a condom for Sherry. Kate gets furious and grabs it out of his hand. They have a little discussion over that. David takes Kate’s side.

It’s late that night. David and Kate are in bed. They talk some about their lives, filling in the audience. Kate brings up how much she dislikes Henry. She goes on and on. Henry is revealed to be standing by the door, listening. He looks sad.

It’s the morning. Kate staggers down the stairs and enters the kitchen to make breakfast. To her surprise, Henry is already there. Breakfast for everyone is on the table. She compliments him. Henry tells Kate that as long as he’s staying with them, he’ll make the food. She’s impressed. David and the kids, all dressed for school come down and go to the table. David is equally impressed, but Sherry and Kyle don’t think a thing of it. They just dig in. Henry looks at the family eating, and smiles.

During the day, while David and the kids are at school, Henry enters the living room. Kate is sitting at the couch in her pajamas, watching television. Henry sits next to her and asks if he can stay a little longer than a week. He informs her that he’s been evicted from his apartment and volunteers to be the housekeeper. Kate invites him to move in with them permanently. He’s shocked and immediately says yes.

Late at night, David and Kate are in bed, arguing again. She tells him she wants out. He convinces her to stay. Once again, Henry is standing by the door. The next morning, breakfast is on the table and Kate and the kids are eating. David comes down and is ready to join them. Henry takes David into the living room. He tells David that he knows about Kate and his marital problems and promises that as long as he’s there, their marriage will be solid. David, uncomfortable with the conversation, tells Henry that everything is fine. Henry knows the truth, but backs off.

Henry and David go to the kitchen table and sit down and begin eating breakfast. The final shot of the episode is the entire Hanson family eating breakfast.

THE END

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Suddenly Dad
Episode 1. “Pilot”
Starring -
Gary Cole (as Frank Connors)
Jake Thomas (as Alex Connors)
Cleavant Derricks (as Kenneth Jones)
& Greg Kinnear (as Tommy Doane)

In the opening scene, Frank is in the apartment with a woman. They’re sitting at the dinner table, talking. Frank is smooth with the ladies and she’s eating up every word he says. They get up and head toward the bedroom. The doorbell rings. He tells her to go ahead on in and he’ll be there in a moment. She goes into the bedroom. Frank goes to the door and answers it. 14 year-old Alex Connors is there. Frank doesn’t know who he is. They have a little small talk, and Frank still doesn’t know who he is. Alex hints around about Frank’s past. He then reveals why he’s there. “I’m your son!” Frank faints. His date runs out of the bedroom to see what happened. Alex then explains the story to her. She tells Alex to tell Frank that she left. Which she then does.

Later, Frank is sitting on the couch, while Alex is standing around telling him more about his life. Alex tells him that his mother has passed away. But before she died, she revealed the truth to him, that his father was named Frank Connors and gave him the address. Frank is shocked and also saddened when he finally remembers who Alex’s mother is. Kenneth Jones enters the apartment. Frank introduces Kenneth to Alex. Kenneth is Frank’s childhood best friend and roommate. Frank informs Kenneth on who Alex is. Kenneth immediately sits down next to Frank. They both turn to each other with shocked faces. Alex then tells them that he needs a place to live.

Frank is at a bar, sitting there with a drink. Tommy Doane comes in and sits next to Frank. Tommy is Frank’s next door neighbor and friend. They start talking. Frank tells Tommy all about Alex. He says that he doesn’t want to be a father, it would totally ruin his life. Tommy knocks some sense into Frank, telling him that Alex is his responsibility. He then backs that up, by saying that he’s not much of a man if he doesn’t step up and raise Alex. Frank gets offended by that. Being a little drunk, he stands up, picking a fight with Tommy. Tommy remains seated. Frank then passes out. “Looks like I won.” says Tommy.

Back at the apartment, Frank wakes up in his bed. He clearly has a hangover. He staggers into the kitchen to make breakfast. Kenneth is sitting at the table, with Alex. Frank sits down. He tells Alex that he has decided that he will adopt him. Alex jumps for joy and goes over to hug Frank. While they’re hugging, a smile comes to Frank’s face. Suddenly, there’s a knock at the door. Kenneth gets up and answers the door. It’s Mary Jane (Frank’s date from the night before). Frank goes over to her. She notices that Alex is still there. She then gives Frank an ultimatum. Either Alex goes or she goes. Before Frank answers, she gives him a big passionate kiss on the lips. Once she’s done, Frank looks over at a nervous Alex. “I choose the kid. But that was a great farewell kiss.” says Frank. Mary Jane looks angry before she turns around and walks out the door. Kenneth is shocked. He knows that Frank and Mary Jane have been dating for a few weeks. “Let’s eat breakfast.” says Frank. The three of them go back to the kitchen table and start eating. Tommy enters the apartment, surprised and delighted to see Alex still with Frank. Kenneth invites Tommy to have some breakfast. He runs over and sits down.

In the final scene, Kenneth and Tommy are sitting on the couch, watching television. All of a sudden, the theme song to “The Courtship of Eddie’s Father” plays. It then cuts to Frank and Alex acting out all of the scenes from that theme song, with the music still playing.

THE END

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Fireman Mike
Episode 1. “A Fireman Named Mike”
Starring -
Arye Gross (as Mike Miller)
Wayne Rogers (as Sam Miller)
Ron Livingston (as Jason Miller)
& Kaley Cuoco (as Brittney Jean)

In the opening scene, Mike is coming home from the fire station. His father, Sam is in the kitchen. Mike yells from the living room that he’s home. Sam comes out from the kitchen with a smile on his face. He tells Mike that Jason is coming to stay with them. Jason is Mike’s younger, irresponsible brother. Mike doesn’t take the news as good as Sam did. Mike goes on and on about what a screw up Jason is. Sam comes back with “At least he’s been married.” Mike is still single, which his father hates. Mike tells Sam that he’s just waiting for the right woman. Sam says that people are starting to talk.

Mike is wearing a towel, about to get in the shower, when he looks out the window and sees a girl just staring at him. He goes outside to ask her what she’s doing. She introduces herself as Brittney Jean, Mike’s new neighbor. He welcomes her to the neighborhood and tells her to stop looking in his bathroom window. Just then, Jason comes walking by. He looks at Mike in the towel and automatically makes jokes. Mike introduces Jason to Brittney. Jason talks to her a little and then goes on inside the house. Mike follows him.

By the time Mike gets inside the house, Sam already has Jason sitting on the couch. Jason tells Sam all the things he’s done since the last time they saw each other. Pretty much, just partying and stuff like that. Mike walks by and says “I’ve saved a lot of lives since we last saw each other.” Mike leaves the scene to go into the bathroom. Sam gets an idea. He insists that Jason and Mike go out to go “cruising for chicks.” Jason loves the idea but knows Mike won’t.

Later in the day, Mike is dressed, ready to go. He says goodbye to Sam and walks out the door. Jason is already in the car. Mike gets in and they drive off. During the drive, we see them chat a little bit about their lives. Jason then admits that they’re not going to see a movie. Instead, they’re going to clubs, to meet women. Mike immediately gets ticked off and a little nervous. Jason tells him to calm down.

Mike is nervously sitting at the bar inside a club. Jason has been mobile in the club and comes back to Mike. He sits next to him. Mike tells Jason that he wants to go home. Jason says no. Just then, two gorgeous women come over to them. Jason, being smooth with the ladies, buys them both drinks. He insists that the four of them get a table. Which they do. The four of them flirt with each other. The girls ask about their jobs. Mike tells them he’s a fireman. They both look impressed. Mike starts to get a little confidence and with that, a little cocky. Jason tells them that he’s between things right now. He’s really just looking to have fun while he’s young, because he won’t get to enjoy it when he’s retired. Surprisingly for Mike, they both start asking Mike more questions. He really starts to get full of himself.

Later that night, the four of them are standing by Jason’s car. Jason asks one of them if she’d like to come over to his place for some late night lovin’. She says yes. Mike asks the same question to the other girl but she turns him down. She’s married. Mike’s confidence level goes back to the way it was.

Back at home, Mike is in bed, trying to sleep. But he can’t. He hears Jason and the woman in the other room. He then looks out his window and is startled. Brittney Jean is standing out there, staring in again. He goes to the window and opens it. They talk a little bit. Mike tells her that he’d consider going out with her if he wasn’t so much older than her. She says that age doesn’t matter, because she’s 18. Mike says goodnight and closes the window.

The next morning, Sam serves breakfast to Jason and his lady friend. Mike comes down to the kitchen, dressed for work. He says his goodbyes and then heads off. Jason says that he’s going to like it there.

The final shot is of Mike, riding inside the fire truck with the siren on. He’s about to put out a fire. The one thing in his life that he gets a kick out of.

THE END

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And now for the debut of our Wednesday Night Lineup, right here on THE TVADAM NETWORK! Catch The Dustin Diamond Show, My Prince's Keeper and Twilight Time all coming up next.

The Dustin Diamond Show
Episode 1. “Gettin’ a Job”
Starring -
Dustin Diamond (as Dustin Beaumont)
Christopher Lloyd (as Mr. Donald Harris)
Ashton Kutcher (as Mickey Tork)
Scarlett Johansson (as Leslie Roberts)
*James Franco (as Rich Keaton)

In the opening scene, Dustin is in bed. He wakes up and gets out of bed. He slowly heads for the kitchen. Once he gets there, Rich is sitting at the table eating breakfast. There’s a plate made up for Dustin. He sees it and sits down and begins eating. Rich reminds Dustin of the job interview later that day. Dustin and Rich have been best friends since kindergarten. They’re roommates in a small apartment, since only Rich works. Dustin had forgotten and once he remembers, begins to feel depressed. Rich gets mad that Dustin is so lazy and threatens to kick him out if he doesn’t get work soon. Dustin agrees to go to the job interview.

Dustin walks inside “Harris and Son,” a small, family owned grocery store. Once he arrives, he goes over to a bagger, Mickey Tork. Dustin asks him where he can find the owner, Donald Harris. Mickey stops bagging and walks Dustin over to the manager’s office. They enter. Mickey introduces Dustin to Mr. Harris. Harris tells Mickey to get back to work. Being lazy, Mickey is hesitant. But being that his fear of Mr. Harris is deeper, he runs back to the register. Mr. Harris has Dustin sit down and he begins an interview. Dustin came in for a cashier position, but Mr. Harris is so impressed with Dustin that he offers him the title of “Son.” When Dustin asks what he means, Harris responds with “The Co-Manager.” Harris’ son had left the business a couple years prior, and he was looking for a competent replacement. Dustin accepts the job.

The next morning, Dustin wakes up and gets ready for work. He’s in a chipper mood. In fact, he’s dancing while getting ready. Rich comes out of his room and looks ashamed to know Dustin (since he’s acting goofy, dancing). Right before Dustin leaves, he tells Rich. Rich congratulates Dustin and wishes him luck. They hug but immediately stop and try to act cool by switching to shaking hands.

Back at “Harris and Son,” Dustin is standing watching Mickey bag (he‘s the only bagger at the time). Dustin is in the customer service office. Suddenly, in walks Leslie Roberts. She’s wearing a uniform. He’s instantly in love. She goes to him and introduces herself. He tells her that he’s the new Co-Manager. She congratulates him and asks him which register to go to (there are five registers). He has her go to number 3. She looks interested in him and smiles just before she walks over to her register. Dustin watches her walk away. He then goes “psst.” to Mickey, who notices and comes to him. Dustin asks Mickey what Leslie’s situation is. Mickey tells him that she’s single and the girl of his dreams. He then tells Dustin to stay away from her (in an unthreatening way).

In the break room, Dustin is sitting there, depressed. He’s in love with Leslie (sort of) but Mickey is becoming a new friend. Plus he hates conflict. Mr. Harris comes in and sits across from Dustin. He asks him what’s wrong. Dustin explains the situation. Harris advises against dating a co-worker. Dustin tries to put up a good argument, but then Leslie comes in and sits down next to him. Mr. Harris gets up, says his goodbyes to the couple and leaves (knowing they should talk). Dustin asks her if she would ever go out with Mickey Tork. She seems uncomfortable with the question, but says “Maybe.” Just as he’s about to ask her out himself, Mickey walks in. “My two best friends!” he shouts as he joins them. “How would you all feel about going next door for some hamburgers after work?” Leslie says okay. Dustin, who didn’t want to before, jumped at the chance, after Leslie said she would go.

After work, Dustin, Mickey and Leslie are sitting at a table, eating hamburgers and fries. Rich walks in, surprised to see Dustin. He’s even more surprised to see Leslie. “Hey Leslie, we still on for Saturday?” Rich asks. “Sure, Rich.” She replies. Dustin and Mickey both look at each other with shocked expressions.

In the scene during the ending credits, Dustin and Rich are sitting on the couch, talking.
Rich: I tell you. When I went to school it seemed like you were either a Freak or a Geek.
Dustin: I know. And if you have a screechy voice, you’re labeled a nerd. I’m so glad I’m out. Imagine having to go to school over and over again in syndication.
Rich: Yikes.
This scene is meant to be stupid. Every ending credit scenes will have lame jokes.

THE END

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My Prince’s Keeper
Episode 1. “The Pilot”
Starring -
Dave Foley (as Artie Reeves)
Topher Grace (as Prince Luke Detmuller)
Paul Reubens (as King Fenster Detmuller)
Natalia Cigliuti (as Katie Anderson)

In the opening scene, King Fenster is sitting at his desk. He’s playing a Gameboy game and is really into it. Suddenly, two guards enter the office with a prisoner, Artie Reeves. He has a camera around his neck. They explain to the King that they found this stranger snooping around the castle taking pictures. Fenster is only half listening. He’s still really into the game. Artie confesses to being a reporter and that he knows what’s been going on in the Castle. Fenster drops the Gameboy. He demands that Artie be executed at once. Nervous, Artie tells Fenster that he doesn’t know a thing. Fenster doesn’t believe him and has the guards take him away.

Artie is put up against the wall. They blindfold him. Just as the two guards are about to shoot, Prince Luke shouts at them to stop. He explains that they can’t kill this man. The guards tell Luke that he has ten minutes to change their minds or they’re going to execute the prisoner, as ordered. Luke runs out of the room. He enters King Fenster’s office. He begs his father to let Artie live. The King asks why. Luke informs his father that his keeper has just committed suicide and he needs someone else. Fenster agrees to let Artie live and become his son’s keeper.

Artie is once again sent to King Fenster’s office. This time Luke is present. King Fenster tells Artie that he is to serve as Luke’s keeper. He’ll have to watch over him at all times, make sure he’s out of trouble and well taken care of. Artie asks for how long. The King smiles, and tells him forever. Artie refuses to be Luke’s keeper. Fenster tells him if he doesn’t accept the position he will have him shot. Artie quickly changes his mind. Fenster also tells Artie that if anything ever happens to his son, Artie will die. He then dismisses them.

In Luke’s room (and now his, also) Artie realizes that Luke’s not as evil as his father. Luke tells Artie that he’s nothing like his father. That’s why he saved his life, because he hates knowing that his father would kill anyone. Luke also tells Artie how lonely he is. His father won’t let him ever leave the castle for fear that he’ll blab the secret to someone. Artie asks him what the secret is. He responds by saying that the castle has many, many prisoners in it. Fenster’s castle is like his own community (except everyone is there against their will). That’s why Artie was going to be executed for snooping around.

The next morning, Artie wakes up to find Luke gone from his bed (Luke sleeps on a big bed, while Artie gets a little cot). He rushes up and starts searching the castle in a panic. He finds Luke down the hall, staring at a door. Artie goes over to him and asks what’s going on. Luke tells Artie to knock on the door. Which he does. Katie Anderson opens the door. Luke introduces Katie to his new keeper Artie. She seems friendly enough and Artie is pleased to meet her. She invites them in, but they decline. She says goodbye and closes the door. Luke smiles at Artie and tells him that part of his job as the keeper is to get Katie to go out with him. Artie looks frustrated.

In the final scene, King Fenster is in his office, again playing with the Gameboy. Artie enters. He tells the King what he really thinks of him. All the nasty comments are bleeped out but they keep coming and coming. The whole time Artie is letting Fenster have it, a great big smile is on the King’s face. Artie finishes up, sees the King’s smile, turns around and walks out the door.

THE END

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Twilight Time
Episode 1. “Being a Senior”
Starring -
Dick Van Dyke (as Darren Gregory)
Adam West (as Kermit Smith)
Al Lewis (as Angus Dalton)
& Don Knotts (as Harvey Moore)

Darren, Kermit, Angus and Harvey are all sitting around in Darren’s living room. They’re chatting with each other. Darren mentions that it’s been twenty years today that his beloved wife Karen died. Kermit and Harvey both look sad. Angus, however, starts to look sad and then suddenly gets a happy expression. Kermit asks Angus what he’s so happy about. Angus replies that he has a date planned for tonight. He had forgotten all about it. He asks the guys if they’ll help him get ready. They, of course, agree to help. After all, they’ve been best friends since childhood. This is a very tight group.

While Harvey is in the other room, helping Angus get ready, Darren and Kermit are in the kitchen, making drinks. Kermit tells Darren that he’s being evicted from his apartment and asks if he can stay with him. Darren suggests the apartment across the hall. Kermit is offended and walks out. Darren chases after him. They go down the hall, outside the apartment. Darren stops Kermit and apologizes. “You always were over sensitive.” says Darren. He tells Kermit that he can move in with him. Kermit thanks Darren and they both go back into the apartment.

It’s late at night and Angus gets ready to leave for his date. He thanks the guys for helping him. He reminds them that he can’t drive. Darren volunteers to drive him. The two leave the apartment. Harvey and Kermit talk about how Kermit’s going to be moving in with Darren.

Darren and Angus get to Sally’s house. Angus gets out of the car and walks up to the door. Sally is twenty-three! Darren freaks out when he sees the both of them coming back to the car. They both sit in the backseat. Angus acts as if Darren is his chauffer and instructs him to go to the Mall. Once they get there, Darren tells them that the Mall is closed. He looks back and watches as they start kissing. He freaks out again and opens the door and rushes out of the car. He walks next door to a McDonalds. Darren goes inside and finds his son and daughter-in-law eating there. He goes over to them. They invite him to sit and eat with them. He does.

Darren goes back to the car. The windows are all steamed up. He knocks on the window and opens the door. Angus and Sally stop kissing, look over at Darren and shout “April Fools!” Darren looks confused. Angus explains that Sally is his Gertrude’s granddaughter (Gertrude was his real date). He explains that Gertrude had called the date off while he was getting ready. Knowing that Sally has a sense of humor, he pitched the joke idea to her. Darren interrupts saying it’s not April Fools! “That’s what makes it so funny. You didn‘t expect it.” replies Angus. Darren gets in and drives off.

The next day, Darren, Kermit, Harvey and Angus are all sitting around the living room (which is the norm for them). Angus brags about his joke on Darren. Kermit and Harvey both look disturbed when they get all the info. They then break into laughter. Harvey stops to tell the guys that he got a phone call earlier and he’s a grandfather again. Darren walks over to his desk and gets out four cigars. He passes them out to the guys. The congratulate Harvey then light up.

In the final scene, Kermit comes back to the apartment with all of his stuff. Darren welcomes him to the apartment. Angus enters the apartment in his footies pajamas, saying that the thunder storm outside is scary. Darren invites him to stay the night on the couch. He happily accepts. Harvey comes back, this time with pictures of his granddaughter. The guys all huddle around the photos. Darren puts his arms around the three guys and states “You’re my best friends. I’m glad you’re all still a part of me.”

THE END

[Adamantium]

And Now the Debut Friday Night Lineup!

The Laura Prepon Show
Episode 1. “Pilot”
Starring -
Laura Prepon (as Laura Colbert)
Ted Danson (as Milton Grayson)
Sarah Lancaster (as Tasha Hilton)
Billy Aaron Brown (as Ryan Boswell)
Cindy Williams (as Cynthia Colbert)

In the opening scene, it’s morning. Laura is asleep in bed. Cynthia, Laura’s mom, enters the bedroom, with a tray of breakfast food. She wakes up Laura and hands her the food. Laura thanks her and begins eating. Cynthia tells Laura that there’s a new neighbor, an attractive guy named Ryan Boswell. She pushes to get Laura to meet him. Laura explains to her mom that she’s already seeing someone, Milton Grayson. Cynthia tells Laura how ridiculous, she’s being. Milton’s in his late fifties. Laura, upset with her mom for insulting Milton, sets the food aside and gets out of bed. She leaves the room.

At “Grayson’s,” Laura, Tasha and Milton are sitting around a booth. “Grayson’s” is a restaurant owned by Milton Grayson. Tasha is a waitress there. However, it’s her day off. Milton offers Laura a job at the restaurant. She refuses, saying that she wants to be able to find a job on her own, without her boyfriend’s help. Tasha suggests that Laura sends an application to the “4th Acre Bank.” Laura seems interested. Milton excuses himself while he goes around to check up on all the employees. Once he’s gone, Tasha immediately asks Laura why she’s with him. Laura, upset, tells Tasha all the reasons. None of them convince her. Laura walks off. She sees Milton coming and knows that Tasha is watching, so she grabs him and gives him a passionate kiss.

Back at home, Laura comes in the house happy. Cynthia asks her what the big deal is. Laura tells her mom that she just got a job at the back. This makes Cynthia very happy, since she was tired of being the only one to bring home any money. Cynthia then introduces Laura to their new neighbor, Ryan Boswell, who’s sitting on the couch. She’s polite to him, even though she’s not interested. He immediately falls in love with her. Of course, he doesn’t tell her that. He mentions that he’s going to switch to her bank. She’s flattered.

Later in the day, Laura and Milton are all dressed up and out on a date. She tells him all about her job interview. He’s proud of her. He then pops out an engagement ring and proposes to her. She gets a blank expression. He explains to her why he thinks they should get married as soon as possible. She had wanted to wait for marriage before “doing it” with him. He said that he wants them to make love while he still can. She’s turned off by that, but ends up accepting the proposal. They kiss. Afterwards, she looks scared.

The next morning, Cynthia is sitting at the breakfast table, eating. Laura goes over to her about to tell her the news, when she freezes. Laura can’t get herself to tell her mom about her engagement to Milton. Laura drives over to “Grayson’s”, where she knows Milton has the day off. She goes to Tasha and tells Tasha the news. She flips out and congratulates her. Even though she does, Laura doesn’t feel it’s sincere. They start to argue about it. Just then, Milton walks in and listens to them fight. Laura admits that she’s not ready to get married, but doesn’t want to disappoint Milton. She doesn’t know he’s standing there. He turns around and leaves the building.

THE END

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My Alive Hands
Episode 1. “The Hands Are Born”
Starring -
Martin Spanjers (as Adam Parker)
Debra Jo Rupp (as Aunt Vicki Parker)
Steven Weber (as Agent Leech)
Danny DeVito (as Agent Boyd)
& the voices of
Christopher Daniel Barnes (as Tom, Adam’s Right Hand)
Kathy Griffin (as Sarah, Adam’s Left Hand)

In the opening scene, Adam is coming home from school. He walks around the house, calling for his Aunt Vicki. He doesn’t get a response. He keeps on looking for her. He stops and looks out the window. He sees Monica Porter (the girl of his dreams) walking her dog, outside. He quickly runs to be with her. Along the way, he trips and falls. He gets back up and falls down again. Outside, Adam runs up behind Monica and calls her name. She stops and says hi. Adam immediately becomes a tongue tied idiot. He keeps on rambling, just making himself look more and more foolish. Monica looks confused as he’s talking. She cuts him off and says she has to go. Adam says bye and watches her as she walks off. He’s upset, shrugs and walks back home.

The next day at school, Adam is sitting in class staring out the window. He’s watching the cheerleaders practice. Monica is the head cheerleader. He starts to daydream where he’s a suave sophisticated guy and she’s in love with him. The bell rings, and Adam snaps out of his dream.

Again, Adam enters his home. He calls out for his Aunt. Again, there’s no response. He starts to get a little worried. He begins hearing a weird humming sound. He runs upstairs to his Aunt’s lab (she’s a mad scientist). He opens the door and finds Aunt Vicki inside a vessel. It’s shaking and she looks scared. There’s a timer, with 12 seconds on it, counting down. He runs over to it, throws open the door and unstraps her. She gets out but he trips and falls inside the vessel, with one second to go. The rattling gets worse and the machine starts beeping. He shouts for her to run out. She refuses to leave him behind. The vessel implodes. Nothing outside of the vessel was harmed, but inside, it was filled with smoke.

Adam is in a hospital bed. Both of his hands are bandaged. When his Aunt comes in the room, she explains what happened to him. His hands were the only part of him that were injured. He asks why and she explains that the vessel was to try and get rid of the arthritis from her hands. Just as the vessel imploded, two cuffs grabbed his hands and infected him. She apologizes. He forgives her. She leaves the room. He sits there for a while, just pondering life. Suddenly, he hears a muttering sound. His hands start moving uncontrollably. He gets scared and shouts for his Aunt. She comes back in. He tells her to take off the bandages. She’s reluctant to, but does anyways. The hands calm down. Adam looks freaked.

Back at home, Adam goes to his room. Once he sits down on his bed, his hands start taking control again. They raise themselves level with his head. His right hand introduces himself as Tom. His left hand introduces herself as Sarah. They explain that they are two living souls, trapped inside his hands. Adam thinks it’s some sort of joke. Tom decides to take Adam for a ride. He whispers to Sarah. Suddenly, they jump into the air, carrying Adam with them. They’re floating in the air. They open the door and start flying around the house. They go outside and continue flying. Two Agents are sitting in a car, watching the Parker house (to see what “Crazy Vicki” is up to). Agent Leech hits Agent Boyd (who’s eating a donut) on the shoulder. Boyd looks over and sees Adam flying. They immediately get out of the car. Leech draws his gun. “What the heck is going on in that house?” He asks. Boyd, who’s kind of dumb responds “Dunno.”

The next day, at school, Adam is back in class. Once again, Monica is outside with the other cheerleaders. Tom remarks how fine she is and how he hopes Adam gets her soon, because he’d love to put his hand … Sarah cuts him off. “You’re a perv.” She says. The bell rings. Adam wants to see Monica, but knows he can’t make it fast enough. When no one looks, the hands take off, forcing Adam to fly again. He goes by so fast, no one can make out what it is. He lands right behind Monica. Adam’s his same bumbling, inept self. Monica, gets nervous and walks away. Tom states “We have to help you with your social life, dude.”

THE END

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Spooksville
Episode 1. “Welcome to Spooksville”
Starring -
James Marsden (as Martin)
Joe Rogan (as Jim)
Patton Oswalt (as Otto)
Ted Levin (as Bart)
*Willem DaFoe (as Horace)

In the opening scene, there’s the exterior shot of a huge warehouse. It slowly goes inside. Martin, Jim, Otto and Bart are standing around waiting. A man named Horace walks over to them. He explains to them about the “Spooksville Challenge”. They are to spend the night there for one night and each win a million dollars. The four of them are co-workers in an office. They are excited about the challenge. Horace shows them to their room. Otto is a little creeped out by Horace’s demeanor but proceeds following him. The four men are in their bedroom. Horace tells them to watch their backs and they’re all smiling, thinking he’s trying to be funny with them. He walks out of the room. Bart tells them that they need to decide who gets which bed. Suddenly a noise from the other room catches their attention. Martin and Jim run out of the room and watch as Horace opens up a wormhole. He looks back at them and says “Welcome to Spooksville!”. He then vanishes into the wormhole.

Martin, Jim, Otto and Bart run around the whole warehouse. All of the doors are locked. All the windows have been boarded up. They start panicking, especially Otto. Martin suggests they split up into groups of two. Jim calls Bart, leaving Martin with Otto. They split up.

Martin and Otto find a key on the floor. Otto grabs it and opens the door that it was next too. The room is pitch black. There’s nothing out there, except for a round disc. Martin takes a chance and gets on it. He grabs Otto. The both of them are on the disc. It begins moving. Otto’s more creeped out than ever.

Meanwhile, Jim and Bart find a beat up old van. Jim opens up the hood. Bart gets inside the back, where there’s a comfy seat and plush carpet along with a bottle of wine. He sits down and opens the bottle of wine. He begins drinking. Suddenly the van engine turns on. Jim shouts that he’s fixed it. He checks on Bart and warns him to hold on. Jim gets in the driver’s seat, where the key is already in the van. Jim starts driving around the warehouse. Bart’s still in the back with his wine.

Martin and Otto’s disc ride ends on an island. They step off and look around. Martin finds a light switch and turns the lights on. It looks like an old movie set, made up to look like an island. It has sand and water. They walk around searching the place. Otto finds a robot, that looks like a human, with a bunny’s head. He leaves it and insists to Martin that they leave at once. Martin agrees and they get back on the disc. Except it won’t move. A dragon comes out from underneath the disc, blowing fire. The two guys are scared. The dragon gets up right behind them about to blow fire again, when the disc moves away. It heads back to the main room in the warehouse. The dragon chases them, but isn’t fast enough. The disc stops at the door, they jump out and slam the door shut. Jim and Bart drive up. Jim gets out. He explains how he found the van. Martin and Otto get in the back, with Bart. They spend the night in the van.

In the morning, the four guys wake up. Martin is convinced that this was all part of the challenge. He insists that Horace will be back any minute to give them the million dollars and let them out. They wait for a while. FOUR HOURS LATER appears on the screen. They’re still in the same positions. They come to the conclusion that they’re stranded there. Otto freaks out and runs off. He runs into a kitchen with a big freezer full of food. He opens up the refrigerator to find lots of drinks. Martin tells them that as long as they have food and water, they can survive. Now all they need to do is escape.

As the screen fades to black, Horace’s evil laughter is heard.

THE END

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Boy in the Big Apple
episode 1. "Pilot"
Starring -
Ben Savage (as Cory Matthews)
Rider Strong (as Shawn Hunter)
Danielle Fishel (as Topanga Matthews)
Will Friedle (as Eric Matthews)
Bianca Lawson (as Christine Boswell)
Dave Foley (as Mr. Abrams)

The series starts with Cory Matthews getting ready to go to school. Shawn enters the apartment to wish Cory well on his first day as a history teacher. They talk a little (makin' some funny). Cory kisses Topanga goodbye, and he heads for work.

Cory enters the halls of Daleside High where he's greeted by the principal, Mr. Dixon. The two talk some and Cory goes into his classroom. He's alone in the classroom and does his best Mr. Feeny impression, pretending to be teaching a class.

Back at the apartment, Eric and Christine Boswell are moving boxes into his apartment. They talk about how this is a big step in their relationship. Mr. Abrams enters the room, asking for the rent money. He welcomes Christine and then exits.

At school, Cory teaches his first class. Sure enough there are three "special" students. A Cory-like kid, a Shawn-like kid and a Topanga-like kid. The students seem to like Cory.

Cory returns to the apartment, where he's greeted by Topanga, who's ready for some lovin'. They get in the bed, but all he can think about is the great time he had at school. They kiss some, and then he stops to tell her about the three students who reminded him of his youth. There's a knock at the door. Cory gets up and answers it. It's Shawn, inviting them to go Tobey's (the local hang-out) to along with Eric and Christine. He agrees.

Cory, Topanga, Shawn, Eric and Christine are sitting at a booth with food. They talk about this, that and the other. Cory tells the gang how great his new job is. Eric tells the gang how great living with Christine is. Topanga tells the gang how great her job is. Shawn tells the gang how great it is that they've gone all this time without a conflict.

THE END

[Adamantium]

Here's Our Monday Lineup with one minor change. "The Hansons" has been replaced with "Twilight Time." Catch "The Hansons" on Wednesdays now.

Henry’s House
Episode 2. “Get a Job”
Starring -
Bob Newhart (as Henry Richards)
Chris O’Donnell (as Derek Reed)
Isaac Lidsky (as Brian Webber)
& Patrick Warburton (as Vince Beckett)

The opening scene finds Henry and Derek returning home from the grocery store. Vince is in the kitchen awaiting their return. Henry sets a bag on the table and Vince ransacks it, searching for food. He grabs a box of push-ups, rips it open and grabs a couple. He thanks Henry and goes back upstairs to his attic. Derek talks to Henry about the woman cashier, that he thinks is interested in Henry. Henry, of course doubts she was interested in him and tries to change the subject. Webber comes into the kitchen, wearing his lab coat, he hands Henry his share of the grocery money. He remarks that that’s all the money he has. Derek mentions that he’s all out of cash too. Henry realizes that he’s supporting three grown men. He insists that the two of them look for jobs the next day.

It’s night time, and Henry goes up to the attic to say goodnight to Vince. Vince feels guilty. He tells Henry that if he wasn’t a fugitive from the law, he’d get a job to help out. Henry appreciates that Vince cares about it. He tells Vince that he could clean up a little around the house to make it even. Vince agrees to it. Henry walks out of the room and goes back into the living room, where Derek and Webber are on the couch watching television. Henry reminds them of their job hunt for tomorrow. They try to ignore him, but can’t. Webber suggests that he invents something in his lab and get rich. Derek offers to rent out his motorcycle. He thinks about it a little and then quickly changes his mind.

It’s the morning. Henry is sitting at the breakfast table. Derek and Webber enter the room, dressed up for their job hunt. Henry thanks them for going out to get work. He wishes them luck. They both exit the room. Vince comes into the kitchen, wearing an apron and has a feather duster in his hand. He dusts the table, around Henry’s plate. As he’s dusting, Vince starts singing the theme song of “The Brady Bunch.” Henry, trying to read the paper, asks Vince to go clean someplace else. Vince refuses, saying that it’s all about order and the kitchen has to come first. Henry gets up and walks away.

Derek goes to a mechanic’s garage and asks for a job. The head mechanic interviews him, which Derek impresses the man. Just before the man agrees to hire Derek, a policeman comes and arrests the man for having a stash in the back. The policeman assumes Derek is buying pot from the man and arrests him too.

Webber goes to a printing company and gets interviewed. They are impressed with him and gives him the job on the spot. Webber thanks them and walks out.

Back at the house, Henry is in the shower, looking tense. All of a sudden, he hears singing. It’s Vince, singing the theme to “Petticoat Junction.” He opens up the shower door, exposing Henry (not to the camera, of course). Henry is shaken, but Vince is cool and calm about it. He sprays some cleaner on a rag and starts cleaning around Henry. Henry shouts at Vince to leave. Vince insists that he’s cleaning the house in order and it’s time for the bathroom. The phone rings. Henry grabs a towel and gets out of the shower. He answers the phone. It’s Derek, telling him he’s in jail. Henry tells Vince he has to leave to bail Derek out of jail.

Back at home, Webber tells Henry the good news about his job. Henry congratulates him. Derek tells the gang that he almost had a job as a mechanic, but things went terribly wrong. Vince tells them that his being the housekeeper is wearing him out. Henry jumps at the chance to tell him to go back to just hanging around the attic. Derek says he plans to go job hunting again, tomorrow. Henry wishes him luck.

THE END

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Twilight Time
Episode 2. “The Twilight Time Bowlers”
Starring -
Dick Van Dyke (as Darren Gregory)
Adam West (as Kermit Smith)
Al Lewis (as Angus Dalton)
& Don Knotts (as Harvey Moore)

Darren, Kermit and Angus are sitting around the couch, watching television. Harvey comes in with a smile on his face. He goes over to the guys and tells them how bored he’s been lately. Angus reminds him of all the great programs on television. Harvey ignores Angus’ remark and tells the guys that he’s signed them all up for a bowling league. Darren likes the idea. Kermit agrees to it. Angus informs the guys of his wooden leg. Harvey tells him to he’ll be fine. They all agree, which makes Harvey happy.

Darren, Kermit, Harvey and Angus all show up at the bowling alley, with bowling clothes on. A team leader asks them if they’re in the league, which they all respond with a yes. He instructs them to go into the conference room, for a meeting. They go in there. It cuts to a little bit later and the guys are at their bowling lane. Harvey goes first and knocks down 8 pins, with both turns. He seems proud of himself. Angus goes next. He staggers along the lane, and manages to get a strike. Harvey then puts on a mad face (imagine a Barney Fife mad face). Darren and Kermit clap for Angus.

A montage of the four guys bowling to the song “The Rubberband Man.”

Back at the apartment, Darren is in the kitchen making a snack. There’s a knock at the door. Kermit answers it. It’s his son, Martin Howard, host of “Good Morning, Everybody,” a local morning talk show. He invites him inside. They sit on the couch, and Martin asks his father to become the co-host to his talk show. Kermit is taken aback by it. Darren tries convincing Kermit to take it, but he’s not too sure. Martin reminds his father of the sexy weathergirl on his show. Kermit immediately agrees.

The next day at the set, Kermit’s nervous. Darren and Harvey are trying to calm him down. Martin comes over and tells his father to take his place on stage. Darren and Harvey wish him luck and they get in the audience, where Angus is already sitting. The show starts, Martin introduces Kermit to the audience. Kermit proves to have stage fright and is extremely nervous the whole time.

Back at the bowling alley, everyone recognizes Kermit from the talk show. They tell him how awful he was and make fun of him. Kermit almost goes off on one guy but Angus stops him. Then he removes his wooden leg and whacks the guy on the back of the head, knocking him out. The four guys get kicked out of the league and the guy presses charges against Angus. Harvey falls to the floor in tears. He wants to bowl!

At the apartment, Angus apologizes for his actions to Harvey. Harvey, however, is forcing himself to watch television, ignoring Angus. Kermit’s son enters the apartment. Kermit is sure he’s being fired. Instead, he tells him that they got their highest ratings yet. Everybody likes “The Nervous Guy” character Kermit did. Kermit plays along like he had been acting all along. Martin tells him to keep it up. Kermit says he will. Once Martin leaves, Darren walks over to Kermit and asks if it was really an act. Lying, Kermit tells him that he was indeed acting.

On “Good Morning, Everybody,” Kermit (in his nervous character) brings Darren, Harvey and Angus on stage. He tells the audience about their bowling incident and introduces them as The Twilight Time Bowlers. The audience applauds, as the guys take a bow.

In the final scene, the four of them are sitting around the apartment, watching television. Harvey thinks out loud about other things they could do, besides bowling. Angus suggests a mooning-a-thon, Darren suggests they go to the grocery store to hang out. Kermit suggests they all watch his tape from “Good Morning, Everybody.” Which they then, do.

THE END

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Suddenly Dad
Episode 2. “Suddenly School”
Starring -
Gary Cole (as Frank Connors)
Jake Thomas (as Alex Connors)
Cleavant Derricks (as Kenneth Jones)
& Greg Kinnear (as Tommy Doane)
*Casey Andrews (as Eddie)
*Kip Henderson (as Maxwell) {Their both unknowns}

Frank comes home to find Alex, Kenneth and Tommy sitting on the couch, watching TV. Frank reminds Alex that it’s a school day. Alex then reminds Frank that he’s not enrolled anywhere. Kenneth and Tommy laugh at Frank’s expense. Frank tells them to shut up. Kenneth gets up and looks at Frank like he’s going to beat him up. Frank gets a little nervous. Instead, Kenneth says he has to get ready for work and walks into the other room. Tommy informs Frank that there’s a school just down the street from their apartment. Frank tells Alex to get ready, because they’re gonna go down there and get him enrolled. Alex looks upset, but gets up anyways. After he leaves, Tommy asks Frank how he likes having a son. Frank tells him the truth - he hates it. But he loves Alex, so it’s worth it.

Frank and Alex are in the principal’s office at Milton High School (Alex is a Freshman). They meet the principal, who talks to them. Frank tells him the story of how he got Alex. The principal recognizes Frank from somewhere, but he just can’t remember. Suddenly it hits him. Frank had an affair with his wife. The principal welcomes Alex to the school and tells him it’s gonna be a hard time for him. Frank gets mad and insists that whatever happened in the past shouldn’t affect his son. He’s asked to leave.

Frank and Alex return to the apartment, where Kenneth is lying on the couch, with tissues. He’s been crying. Alex asks him what’s wrong. Kenneth tells them that he’s been fired from his job. They ask why, he tells them that he had taken one extra long break too many. Frank tells him that he’s sorry. He then invites him to come along and help go school shopping for Alex. He accepts the invitation. The three of them leave.

The next morning, Frank wakes Alex up and tells him to get ready for school. Kenneth is already at the kitchen table, eating breakfast. Tommy is over there at the table, too. Frank joins them. They all talk about how weird it is that there’s a kid in their lives now. After a few minutes of talking (and being funny, of course) Alex walks in, dressed for school. He comes to the table and starts eating breakfast. Frank tells him not to worry about the Principal, that he would take care of him.

Kenneth is in his robe, watching the soaps. Frank enters the room and tells him to get out, he’s got a date. Kenneth doesn’t want to leave the couch, but Frank starts getting a temper and yells at him to leave. Kenneth gets up and tells Frank he’s going over to Tommy’s. He then leaves. A couple seconds after that, the doorbell rings. Frank answers the door and it’s Susan, his date. He invites her in and they straight to the bedroom. Alex, Eddie and Maxwell come into the apartment. They go to the couch and talk a little about school. Alex tells them how glad he is to have friends on his first day of school. They hear noises coming from the bedroom. The three kids get up and go in the hallway. Alex opens up Frank’s door and get the shock of their lives, when they see them in the middle of (you know). They slam the door and run out of the apartment. Frank and Susan, run into the living room, naked both holding pillows to cover up certain parts. They look around but can’t find the kids. Frank looks upset.

That night, Frank’s worried because Alex hasn’t come home. Kenneth is back on the couch, in his robe. Frank talks to Kenneth about what happened and that he’s a terrible father. Kenneth tries to make him feel better, but it doesn’t work. Tommy enters the apartment and frank quickly asks him if he’s seen Alex. He tells Frank that he saw Alex and two other boys coming out of an apartment down the hall. They were on their way over. Frank goes to the door. Sure enough, the kids enter the apartment. Frank hugs Alex and then grounds him for giving him a scare. He apologizes for doing what he did in the bedroom, earlier. Alex introduces his friends to his dad.

THE END

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Fireman Mike
Episode 2. “Getting the Millers Back Together”
Starring -
Arye Gross (as Mike Miller)
Wayne Rogers (as Sam Miller)
Ron Livingston (as Jason Miller)
& Kaley Cuoco (as Brittney Jean)
*Katherine Helmond (as Betsy Miller)

Mike Miller returns home from a hard day of fighting fires. Dinner is on the table and Sam and Jason are there, waiting for him. Mike sits down with them and starts eating. Sam comments on how nice it is that the three Miller men are back together again. Jason says how he wishes their mom would come back and they could be a family again. Mike’s against that idea, stating that he doesn’t want to live with both parents and his brother again. Jason and Sam get a little mad with Mike over that. Brittney comes into the house (without knocking) and walks over to them. She asks Mike out on a date. He turns her down, saying, again that she’s too young for him. She doesn’t buy that excuse and turns to begging. Jason says he’ll go out with her, but she gets a disgusted look on her face and says no. Jason looks sad.

Back at work, there’s a fire in an apartment building. There’s a woman trapped inside. Mike goes in after her. He finds her and brings her out. Once they get outside, he realizes who she is - his Mother! A woman he hasn’t seen since he was a teenager and she took off. She hugs him and thanks him for saving her life. He says it was the least he could do for giving him life in the first place. It was then she recognized him.

Sam and Jason are waiting for Mike to come home from work. Jason asks who Mike’s bringing home for dinner and Sam tells him he has no idea, just that Mike called saying someone else was coming. Mike and Betsy (his mom) walk into the house. Sam and Jason look over an recognize her. Sam gets up and walks out of the house. Jason goes over and gives her a big hug. He’s excited to see her again. It’s a couple hours later and the three of them are sitting on the couch reminiscing about old times. Same returns and notices she’s still there. She insists on talking to Sam. Mike and Jason leave to give them time alone. Sam goes over to her and she apologizes for walking out on them. They have a conversation about it.

The next morning, Mike and Jason go to the kitchen to find no breakfast on the table. They’re confused. Sam and Betsy come downstairs. Sam, wearing pajama bottoms and Betsy, the pajama top. Mike and Jason look at each other, shocked and then both pass out.

It’s a week later and Sam and Betsy have been seeing each other the whole time. They go out on a date, so Mike starts making his own dinner. He opens up the cabinet to get something and Brittney falls out. She apologizes, and leaves. Later, Mike goes to the bathroom to take a shower. Before getting undressed, he opens the shower curtain and sure enough, Brittney’s there, waiting for him, wearing just a towel. He kicks her out. Jason is in the living room when she comes down in the towel. Joking, he says “So you won’t date me. That reminds me, that’s our towel.” He grabs the towel, she screams and runs out. It cuts to Mike giving Jason a raw steak for his black eye, explaining that Brittney’s over protective father punched him over it. Mike tells Jason that he has to grow up. Sam and Betsy come home. They tell Mike and Jason that they have an announcement to make. The brothers sit on the couch, waiting to hear the news. Sam tells them that their mother and he are getting remarried. Jason jumps for joy. Mike isn’t too thrilled. Just then there’s a knock at the door. Betsy answers it. It’s a man, her age who grabs her and gives her a passionate kiss on the lips. Sam (as well as Mike and Jason) looks surprised.

Betsy had brief amnesia. She forgot that she was married. The fire she was in, put her in a state of shock. Sam kisses her goodbye and tells her that he loves her. Jason gives her a hug and says goodbye. Mike gives her a hug and tells her not to be a strangers. She tells them that she loves them all and not a day goes by that she doesn’t feel guilty for leaving them. She then walks out.

It’s late and Mike gets into bed. Brittney’s in the closet, watching him. He doesn’t notice it and she spends the night there, just watching him sleep.

THE END