Season 1:

Grandma Fools Around (Too much of Grandma)




Season 2:

Nell And The Kid (A tester pilot)




Season 3:

The Center (A tester pilot)



Season 4:

Friendship (We saw enough fights between Nell/Addy, this seemed just filler)




Season 5:

Getting To Know You (Nell's date was dull)
The Purse Snatcher (Another possible tester pilot)




Season 6:

The Scam (Boring story)
The Loan (Boring story)
Someday My Prince (Boring story PLUS the Prince was dull)

Of all of the episodes mentioned at the start of this thread, there is only one that I have any opinion about one way or the other. At the beginning of "Grandma Fools Around", Katie a Julie are hanging a banner and there backs are to the audience. They were both wearing pants at the time. The site of those two butts was awesome!

I totally agree with all the tester pilot episodes. I always skip those episodes. What a waste of not 1 but 3 different episodes. Ugh.

Any episode that Lara Jill Miller was not in.

Season 3
James Returns (January 12, 1984)
The Big Apple : Part 2 (February 23, 1984)
The Center (April 19, 1984)
Season 4
New Orleans : Part 2 (October 6, 1984)
Julie's Lie (December 1, 1984)
Alabamy Bound ; Part 1 (January 26, 1985)
Alabamy Bound : Part 2 (February 2, 1985)
Earthquake (February 9, 1985)
Season 5
Ship Of Fools : Part 2 (September 28, 1985)
The Man From Zoron (October 5, 1985)
Second Chance : Part 2 (January 11, 1986)
Family Reunion (February 22, 1986)

And all the 6th season episodes that she wasn't in.

Darryl

All the spin-off eps were dull; there wasn't enough air time for the GAB characters.

On Youtube, I pretty much watched every episode except for the New York season. I watched the first few and the last, but I don't really care much to watch the Joey- and Mathew-centric episodes in between.

^^^ The New York episodes were horrendous. At that point, Nell was really treating Addie like crap and I was sick to death of Joey and Matthew's cutsie routine.

I don't care for Season 5...maybe it's because Dolph Sweet died and it was a depressing moment for the cast...

"The Center" wasn't that good either...I found-out that it was meant to be a spin-off show of its own and I wouldn't doubt that it would've had John Hoyt as the supporting cast.