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07-17-2022, 04:06 AM
No footage of the show exist at all
The pilot for the show aired in Spring of 1975 and would be added to the schedule until 1976
The show was about a Latino Father who was a widower living in a small NYC apartment supporting his two sons by working three part time jobs.
The show made its debut on Tuesday, January 20, 1976 at 8:30pm on CBS
The first episode competed with Welcome Back Kotter on ABC
The next five episodes aired on CBS competed with the new ABC spinoff Laverne and Shirley at 8:30pm
After Jan 20, 1976 airing, the show ranked #52 out of 62 shows
After Jan 27, 1976 airing, the show ranked #67 out of 69 shows
After Feb 3, 1976 airing, the show ranked #60 out of 62 shows
After Feb 10, 1976 airing, the show ranked #65 out of 65 shows
After Feb 17, 1976 airing, the show ranked #65 out of 65 shows for 2nd week in a row
After Feb 24, 1976 airing, the show ranked last at #62 out of 68 shows and was and taken off the CBS schedule.
The remaining eps would not air until the summer of 1976
The show was replaced with Good Times in the 8:30pm slot on Tuesday nights
The Pittsburgh Press, Feb 5, 1976, Feb 12, 1976
The Courier, Jan 30, 1976
The Columbus Telegram, Feb 19 1976
Cincinanti Enquirer, March 4, 1976
Columbia Record, Feb 21, 1976
The pilot for the show aired in Spring of 1975 and would be added to the schedule until 1976
The show was about a Latino Father who was a widower living in a small NYC apartment supporting his two sons by working three part time jobs.
The show made its debut on Tuesday, January 20, 1976 at 8:30pm on CBS
The first episode competed with Welcome Back Kotter on ABC
The next five episodes aired on CBS competed with the new ABC spinoff Laverne and Shirley at 8:30pm
After Jan 20, 1976 airing, the show ranked #52 out of 62 shows
After Jan 27, 1976 airing, the show ranked #67 out of 69 shows
After Feb 3, 1976 airing, the show ranked #60 out of 62 shows
After Feb 10, 1976 airing, the show ranked #65 out of 65 shows
After Feb 17, 1976 airing, the show ranked #65 out of 65 shows for 2nd week in a row
After Feb 24, 1976 airing, the show ranked last at #62 out of 68 shows and was and taken off the CBS schedule.
The remaining eps would not air until the summer of 1976
The show was replaced with Good Times in the 8:30pm slot on Tuesday nights
The Pittsburgh Press, Feb 5, 1976, Feb 12, 1976
The Courier, Jan 30, 1976
The Columbus Telegram, Feb 19 1976
Cincinanti Enquirer, March 4, 1976
Columbia Record, Feb 21, 1976