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- 1. Pilot Sep 29, 1987
- Michael does some soul-searching when Elliot confides that he had an extra-marital affair.
- 2. The Parents Are Coming Oct 6, 1987
- Hope's anxiety over her parents' impending visit taxes everyone's patience.
- 3. Housewarming Oct 13, 1987
- Michael and Hope race to renovate their crumbling mansion for a huge housewarming party.
Thirtysomething: Created by Marshall Herskovitz, Edward Zwick. With Timothy Busfield, Polly Draper, Mel Harris, Peter Horton. Seven tricenarians living in Philadelphia struggle with everyday adult angst.
Thirtysomething is an American drama television series created by Edward Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz for United Artists Television (under MGM/UA Television) and aired on ABC from September 29, 1987, to May 28, 1991.
Season One episodes deal with issues such as the domestic turmoil caused by the arrival of a first child, actual and fantasized extramarital affairs, working women balancing the stresses of both a job and motherhood, competition in the workplace, and a father's death.
4 Seasons. ABC. Drama, Family. Watchlist. An Emmy-winning chronicle of the angst-ridden lives of 1980s baby boomers in Philadelphia. Creators Ed Zwick and Marshall...
Thirtysomething (TV Series 1987–1991) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Hope and Michael are a married couple in their thirties, living in Philadelphia and struggling with everyday adult angst. Michael runs an ad agency with his friend Elliot, whose marriage to Nancy is beginning to show the cracks of age, as is the friendship between Hope and her best friend Ellyn.
Sep 1, 2020 · The touchstone TV series for baby boomers--and TV watchers of the '80s--thirtysomething shows its deep intelligence afresh in this splendid boxed set, featuring every episode of the first season (which debuted in 1987) and so much more.In cultural terms, it's hard to overstate the impact of thirtysomething, which focused on an ensemble of ...
