The Worst Episodes of Kate & Allie

A singing telegram provided more information than intended when Kate and Allie referee another family's dispute.

Director: Bill Persky

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Kate falls for a charmingly immature cab driver who quit his job as an advertising executive to become an artist -- and who wants Kate to go on impulse with him to Brazil.

Director: Bill Persky

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Kate's relationship with plumber Ted runs hot and cold -- the only thing they can agree on is a mutual attraction.

Director: Bill Persky

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At a singles bar, Allie becomes the target of a bet between three men on the prowl.

Director: Bill Persky

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Allie receives devastating news about her father.

Director: Bill Persky

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Allie and her boss Eddie are stranded in the studio by a blizzard -- and must keep the show on the air.

Director: Bill Persky

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Conclusion. Allie can't decide whether to accept Bob's marriage proposal.

Director: Bill Persky

Writer: N/A

Trying to mend a broken romance, Kate feigns love in front of the woman who dumped her neighbor -- but he thinks Kate's serious.

Director: Linda Day

Writer: Anne Flett-Giordano, Chuck Ranberg

Guess who's coming to dinner? Kate's potential step-mom. But when Kate takes an instant dislike to her father's fiancée, he calls the engagement off.

Director: Bill Persky

Writer: N/A

Kate and Allie's crush on an old college professor is rekindled when each imagines she is the inspiration for his recently published romantic novel.

Director: Bill Persky

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Faced with a lonely Saturday night, Kate calls former boyfriend Ted on the pretense of returning a sweater.

Director: Bill Persky

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Brash new transfer student Jason Crawford takes a shine to Emma and won't accept her lack of interest in him, muc h to the amusement of the rest of the family -- particularly when he showers her with gifts of food deliveries. Jennie advises Jason to back off a little, but he shows up again with flowers -- for Jennie.

Director: Bill Persky

Writer: Anne Flett-Giordano, Chuck Ranberg

After finding a 55-year-old love letter hidden in the wall, Kate and Allie try to rekindle the romance by mailing the letter.

Director: Bill Persky

Writer: N/A

When Max leaves for L.A., Emma inherits the piano, complete with a handsome piano teacher who soon has the whole family interested in ""music"" — but who strikes a note of discord when he becomes more interested in Kate than in his pupil.

Director: Bill Persky

Writer: N/A

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Director: Bill Persky

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Kate brings a stray kitten home.

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Kate and Allie recall their most famous fight, seventeen years ago -- during which Kate went into labour.

Director: Bill Persky

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An adult Chip brings his son Scotty to the old apartment just before the building is demolished, and reminisces a bout the day he tried to conceal a report card showing that he had failed science -- convincing him that he would always be a failure.

Director: Bill Persky

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Chip feels he's being replaced when he finds out Charles' girlfriend Claire is pregnant.

Director: Bill Persky

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Fed up with constant demands from the kids and Kate, feeling overworked and unappreciated, Allie goes ""on strike"" -- then gets worried when the others start to cope without her.

Director: Bill Persky

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Excited about a co-worker's pregnancy, Kate seriously considers having another baby.

Director: Bill Persky

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Allie offers to be a campaign volunteer to a would-be congressman

Director: Bill Persky

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Allie begins dating Steven, a cute graduate student, but resists getting serious. Her doubts about age-differences are confirmed when she accidentally meets Steven's mom at his apartment and finds she has more in common with her that with her son.

Director: Bill Persky

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Jenny falls into bad company but finds herself all alone at the police station.

Director: Bill Persky

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Ted proposes to Kate.

Director: Bill Persky

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