Julie (Season 1)

Julie is an American sitcom starring Julie Andrews which aired on ABC during the summer of 1992. Blake Edwards was the director and executive producer of the short-lived series.

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    Touch and Go (Episode 1)

    Writer: Ruthie Shatz

    Air date: 1992-05-30

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Unaired Pilot. In this episode, twelve-year old Evan touches a girl's breast at school. When informed of this, Julie dares her son to feel her breast (which he doesn't) and then punishes him by not allowing him to go to the fights with his dad.

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    A Delicate Balance (Episode 2)

    Writer: Madeline Sunshine

    Air date: 1992-05-30

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Julie Carlisle, a variety show super star marries a Sioux City veterinarian and moves to Iowa and has to contend with his kids.

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    Monkey Business (Episode 3)

    Writer: Madeline Sunshine

    Air date: 1992-06-27

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Wooley books his old pal, a vaudevillian, who succumbs to a heart attack and leaves his orangutan partner without a caretaker.

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    Happy Face (Episode 4)

    Writer: Joe Guppy

    Air date: 1992-06-06

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Julie encourages her stepdaughter Ali to pursue her singing and dancing but worries that Sam will not approve.

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    Stop and Smell the Horses (Episode 5)

    Writer: Joe Guppy

    Air date: 1992-07-04

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Robert Wagner guests as a suave movie star who appears on Julie's show causes discomfort for Sam.

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    The Bed (Episode 6)

    Writer: Harry Cauley

    Air date: 1992-06-20

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Julie plans to redecorate the bedroom however burglars beat her to it.

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    Put Up Your Dukes (Episode 7)

    Writer: Harry Cauley

    Air date: 1992-07-11

    Runtime: 30 min

    Overview: Julie creates a stock company for her show consisting of her producer, a children's show host and a newsman who perform a hillbilly skit that offends her husband.

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