| 1. | Kate & Allie: Season 1 | 1984 |
| 2. | Kate & Allie: Season 2 | 1984 |
| 3. | Kate & Allie: Season 3 | 1984 |
| 4. | Kate & Allie: Season 4 | 1986 |
| 5. | Kate & Allie: Season 5 | 1984 |
| 6. | Kate & Allie: Season 6 | 1984 |
Kate & Allie
Kate and Allie, which ran on CBS from 19 March 1984 to 22 May 1989, was the brainchild of Sherry Coben who came up with the idea for the series while attending a high school reunion. There she noticed that a couple of divorcees who seemed unhappy and dissatisfied found comfort in sharing with each other. Coben worked with this germinal notion and successfully pitched the resulting script, originally entitled, "Two Mommies," to Michael Ogiens, then head of New York program development at CBS. Ogiens liked the script because it contained fresh material that dealt with a real issue of the day--single parenthood. Kate and Allie was an instant success, ranking fourth the week it debuted, garnering consistently high ratings thereafter, and earning Jane Curtin two consecutive Emmys and Bill Persky, one. The characters and the issues they dealt with obviously appealed to the program's audience. Saint James' character, Kate, is a woman recently divorced from her unstable and somewha
Kate considers having another baby because of a co-worker's pregnancy.
The landlady gives Kate and Allie a huge increase in the rent when she learns about their living arrangements.
Allie revisits her old suburban home in Connecticut.
Kate is left with a lucky monkey's paw.
A handsome candidate gets Allie interested in politics.
Kate begins an on-again/off-again relationship with a plumber.
Kate and Allie reacquaint a long since broken up couple after finding a 55 year old love letter in their wall safe.
An intense rivalry develops between Jenny and Emma after they both compete for the lead role in their school's production of Pirates of Penzance.
When Charles buys Chip an expensive gift, Allie tries to outdo him.
Emma's piano teacher shows more interest in Kate.
Kate and Allie try to find something to do on New Year's Eve.
A crusty professor has it in for Allie and tries to get her expelled when he catches her copying answers off another student's paper.
Much to Kate's chagrin, Allie begins seeing Charles again after Claire and him abruptly break up.
Kate sticks up for Allie to Mr. Sloan after he fires Allie from her new part-time job. Allie resents Kate's retelling of the story of her firing to everyone she knows and soon they are feuding. Jenny, Emma and Chip hatch a scheme to force Kate and Allie to reconcile.
When Chip is sent to his room, he looks out the window at the apartment across the way.
Kate's father calls off his engagement when his daughter doesn't approve of his fiancée.
A young college student is determined to date Allie.
Kate and Allie each believe that they're the inspiration for a professor's novel about a teacher's courtship with a student.
When the kitten Kate gave to Chip dies, it's up to Allie to tell her son the bad news.
Jennie's new friend Carter gets her into trouble at home, then with the law.
Ted proposes to Kate, who stops to think that her marriage to him could be the end of her independence.
With the apartment to themselves, Kate and Allie try to get over their problems and enjoy a lobster dinner.
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Jane Curtin | Allie Lowell |
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Frederick Koehler | Chip Lowell |
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Allison Smith | Jennie Lowell |
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Susan Saint James | Kate McArdle |
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Ari Meyers | Emma McArdle |
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Gregory Salata | Ted Bartelo |
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Paul Hecht | Charles Lowell |
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Wendie Malick | Claire |
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Alan North | Professor Sloan |
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Jack Gilpin | Roger |
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Maurice Shrog | Manny |
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Frankie Faison | Detective |
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Holland Taylor | Linda Cabot |
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Kelly Bishop | Paulette |
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Cristine Rose | Rosie |
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Gwyllum Evans | David Dowling |
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Lee Richardson | Professor |
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Marianne Leone | Bea |
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Gloria Cromwell | Janet Franklin |
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Christine Farrell | Cynthia |
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Gary Beach | Gary Ross |
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Maia Danziger | Miss Lacusch |
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Sam Freed | Jonathan Conti |
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Katherine Kamhi | Suzie |
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Graciela Lecube | Lottery Winner |
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