Tattingers
7.2
1988
Drama
, Comedy
Tattingers is an American comedy-drama series that aired by the NBC television network as part of its 1988 fall lineup. After failing in the Nielsen ratings as an hour-long program, the plot and characters were briefly revived in the spring of 1989 as the half-hour situation comedy Nick & Hillary.
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- Cast：
- Stephen Collins , Blythe Danner , Zach Grenier , Roderick Cook , Jerry Stiller , Anna Levine , Chris Elliott , Robert Clohessy
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EP1 - Pilot
October. 26,1988
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EP2 - The Sonny Also Rises
November. 02,1988
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EP3 - Nouvelle York
November. 09,1988
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EP4 - Virgin Spring
November. 16,1988
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EP5 - Rest in Peas
November. 30,1988
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EP6 - Death and Taxis
December. 07,1988
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EP7 - Two Men and a Baby
December. 14,1988
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EP8 - Broken Windows
January. 04,1989
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EP9 - Wall Street Blues
January. 11,1989
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EP10 - Screwball
January. 25,1989
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EP11 - Ex-Appeal
February. 15,1989
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EP12 - Half a Loaf...
April. 20,1989
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EP13 - El Sid
April. 26,1989
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EP14 - Tour of Doody
May. 03,1989
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EP15 - Money Matters
May. 10,1989
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