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Pilot
: Episode #1
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Harry Holcombe
Original air date: September 24, 1970
Synopsis: A fledgling lawyer and his unpredictable bride set up housekeeping in a run-down Manhattan walk-up.
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CC 122
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“The Bed”
: Episode #2
Director: Jerry Paris
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Harry Holcombe
Original air date: October 1, 1970
Synopsis: Paul and Corie buy a bed from Honey's friend, and it collapses as soon as they get home.
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“In Sickness and in Health”
: Episode #4
Director: Jerry Paris
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Penny Marshall
Original air date: October 15, 1970
Synopsis: Paul helps a pregnant neighbor to the hospital, where he is mistaken for a patient.
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CC 124
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“Down with the Landlord”
: Episode #7
Director: Charles R. Rondeau
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Sugar Ray Robinson, Vito Scotti
Original air date: November 5, 1970
Synopsis: Paul learns that Sugar Ray Robinson is the owner of the apartment building.
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CC 125
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“Something Fishy”
: Episode #8
Director: Bruce Bilson
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Lillian Hayman, Stafford Repp, Scattman Crothers, Mabel Robinson
Original air date: November 12, 1970
Synopsis: When Corie's aunt comes to visit, Paul and Honey go fishing, only to get themselves arrested.
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CC 126
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“Corie's Rear Window”
: Episode #9
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Averey Schreiber, Richard X. Slattery, Art Lewis
Original air date: November 19, 1970
Synopsis: Corie tries to prove to Paul that she saw a man killed in the apartment across the street.
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“Disorder in the Court”
: Episode #10
Director: Charles R. Rondeau
Cast: Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell, Vito Scotti, Jackie Coogan, Tol Avery, Huntz Hall
Original air date: December 3, 1970
Synopsis: Paul is reluctant to help Mabel when she is sued by a crooked cabbie.
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