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The Best Episodes of Sons and Daughters Season 1

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The Best Episodes of Sons and Daughters Season 1

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    #1 - Where’s Poppa

    S1:E1

    Reaction is mixed to the prodigal return of Bing Sr. with his new family.

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    #2 - All together now

    S1:E2

    A woman shows up claiming to be Astrid's biological mother; Rocky wants to move in with Gary and Lindy.

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    Director:Bill Bixby
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    #3 - The thing

    S1:E3

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    #4 - The dating games

    S1:E4

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    Director:Unknown
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    #5 - Melanie

    S1:E5

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    Director:Unknown
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    #6 - Thanks

    S1:E6

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    Director:Unknown
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    #7 - Sniffles

    S1:E7

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Season 1 Ratings Summary

"Where’s Poppa" is the best rated episode of "Sons and Daughters" season 1. It scored /10 based on 0 votes. Directed by David Carson and written by Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming, it aired on 1/4/1991. This episode is rated 0.0 points higher than the second-best, "All together now".