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S4.E7 ∙ J.J.'s New Career: Part 1. Wed, Nov 10, 1976. When J.J. loses his job, the family is short on rent and threatened with eviction. J.J. cannot find work at the unemployment office, unemployment compensation is at least three weeks out, so he needs to make some tough decisions. 7.2/10 (70) Rate.
Saturday Night Live. season 4. The fourth season of Saturday Night Live, an American sketch comedy series, originally aired in the United States on NBC between October 7, 1978, and May 26, 1979. The season 4 DVD was released on December 2, 2008.
Sesame Street Season 4 aired from November 13, 1972, to May 11, 1973. Season 4's curriculum continues its introduction to Spanish language and culture from last season[1] and "attempt to teach youngsters positive social attitudes like kindness and generosity."[2] The topic of measurement is also emphasized in both inserts and street scenes this season. The show's ever-frequent sorting games ...
S4.E7 ∙ The Bionic Boy. Sun, Nov 7, 1976. In special two-hour show of "The Six Million Dollar Man", Andy Shefield has been injured in a landslide that also killed his controversial father. OSI chooses the youth to receive atomic/bionic implants that will restore his paralyzed legs.
S4.E19 ∙ Gloria's Boyfriend. Sat, Feb 2, 1974. Archie learns that the mentally disabled have some real abilities, not to mention savvy, when he causes Gloria's friend, a stock boy at Ferguson's Market, to lose his job. The young man then finds himself another job. 8.3/10 (249) Rate.
season Title Directed by Written by Original air date Rating (households) 234: 1 "Because It's There" Jerry Paris: William Bickley & Michael Warren: September 27, 1983 () 15.4: 235: 2 "The Ballad of Joanie and Chachi" Jerry Paris: Richard Gurman: October 4, 1983 () 15.3: 236: 3 "Where the Guys Are" Jerry Paris: Nancy Steen & Neil Thompson
Sep 23, 1979 · Episode 11. Mel, the Magi. Sun, Dec 23, 1979 30 mins. A holiday tale finds the girls pooling their meager resources to celebrate Christmas at the diner. Linda Lavin.
