In the pilot, Ann remarks to Schneider "don't you have a wife downstairs?"

Later on in the season, we find out that his wife left him many years earlier (or something to that effect).

So I wonder what was up--did the writers intend for him to be married and later argued "nahhhh, he's better off single"?:lol:

I can't picture Schneider married. :lol:

which is why he was divorced. :D

Ann: I liked to recycle you
Schenider: Go ahead, I'm just as good the second time around :brent

which is why he was divorced. :D

Ann: I liked to recycle you
Schenider: Go ahead, I'm just as good the second time around :brent
This show must have set some type of record for showing divorced characters:

Ann, Schneider, Mary Louise Wilson's neighbor character, Sam, Nick and his ex-wife and probably someone else that I'm overlooking- was Francine divorced?

This show must have set some type of record for showing divorced characters:

Ann, Schneider, Mary Louise Wilson's neighbor character, Sam, Nick and his ex-wife and probably someone else that I'm overlooking- was Francine divorced?
I think she was, but don't quote me on that. Did Julie and Max get a divorce?

I think she was, but don't quote me on that. Did Julie and Max get a divorce?
I don't think so. Honestly, all the divorce in this show was a bit depressing- maybe that's why i prefer the 80s eps when there was a lot of marriage in the show.

I think she was, but don't quote me on that. Did Julie and Max get a divorce?

It was simply stated that Julie abandoned Max and their baby girl, but the show did not go on longer to specify divorce. I still think that was a crummy way to get rid of the Julie character.

It was simply stated that Julie abandoned Max and their baby girl, but the show did not go on longer to specify divorce. I still think that was a crummy way to get rid of the Julie character.
OK, thanks.

I don't see Schneider Married either.