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Oh Grow Up post.jpg

Promotional poster

Status: Partially found

Tags: TV series


Oh, Grow Up is an American television sitcom created by Alan Ball. The series aired on ABC from September 22, 1999, to December 28, 1999.

Plot

The series revolved around a group of former college roommates who find themselves as roommates again in a Brooklyn apartment: womanizing construction man Hunter (Stephen Dunham); sensitive artist Norris (David Alan Basche); and recently out lawyer Ford (John Ducey). Ford tries to navigate a divorce and new friendship with his wife Suzanne (Rena Sofer) while exploring life as a gay man; and Hunter discovers that he is the father of 18-year-old art student Chloe (Niesha Trout). In addition, Hunter's boss Sal (Ed Marinaro) served as a love interest for Ford.

Production

Initially airing on Wednesday nights, ABC moved the series to Tuesday nights in November 1999. But in December, the network canceled the series to make room for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?.[1][2] This resulted in two episodes being unaired.

Availability

The pilot episode was posted on YouTube in 2020, but has since been removed. Screencaps from all of the aired episodes have been posted on IMDb. A commercial promoting the show ahead of its premiere has surfaced on YouTube, as has the show's brief opening credits.

Episode List

# Name Air date Status
1 Pilot September 22, 1999 Lost
2 Good Pop, Bad Pop September 29, 1999 Lost
3 Love Stinks October 6, 1999 Lost
4 President of the House October 13, 1999 Lost
5 Marathon Men October 20, 1999 Lost
6 Clods and Monsters October 27, 1999 Lost
7 Hunter's Metamorphosis November 3, 1999 Lost
8 Himbo December 7, 1999 Lost
9 The Parent Trap: Part 1 December 14, 1999 Lost
10 The Parent Trap: Part 2 December 21, 1999 Lost
11 Duckboy Flies Again December 28, 1999 Lost
12 Goodwill Hunter Unaired Lost
13 Baby It's Cold Outside Lost

Gallery

Promo for the series.

Opening intro.

References

  1. E! News article about cancellation. Retrieved 14 Jan 2023.
  2. Variety article about cancellation. Retrieved 14 Jan 2023.

External Links