The Super (partially found ABC sitcom; 1972)
The Super is a sitcom that aired on ABC from June 21st, to August 23rd, 1972 with 12 episodes produced. The series was made to compete with other popular sitcom of that era such as CBS's All in the Family and NBC's Sanford and Son.
Synopsis
The series focus on an Italian American name Joe Girelli who is a superintendent of an apartment complex in New York City where he wants to be left alone and watch TV despite his wife and kids constantly bothering him along with his tenants complaining about various issues such as maintenance and cultural/ethnic disputes along with the city officials trying to condemn the building.
Cast
- Richard S. Castellano as Joe Girelli
- Ardell Sheridan as Francesca Girelli
- Margaret Castellano as Joanne Girelli
- Bruno Kirby as Anthony Girelli
- Phil Mishkin as Frankie Girelli
- Ed Peck as Officer Clark
- Virginia Vincent as Dottie Clark
- Janet Brandt as Mrs. Stein
- Louis Basile as Louis
Episode List
# | Episode Title | Air Date | Status |
---|---|---|---|
1 | The Super's Apprentice | Jun 21, 1972 | Lost |
2 | The Automated Super | Jun 28, 1972 | Partially Lost |
3 | The Matchmaker | Jul 5, 1972 | Lost |
4 | This Building is Condemned | Jul 12, 1972 | Lost |
5 | Joe's Scheme | Jul 19, 1972 | Lost |
6 | Joe's Affair/Flesh on the Fifth Floor | Jul 26, 1972 | Lost |
7 | Facts of Life | Aug 2, 1972 | Lost |
8 | The Plague | Aug 9, 1972 | Lost |
9 | The Fat Cop | Aug 16, 1972 | Lost |
10 | Joe's Extra Ticket | Aug 23, 1972 | Lost |
11 | Unknown Title | Never Aired | Lost |
12 | Unknown Title | Never Aired | Lost |
Status
The network cancelled the show after only airing 10 of it's 12 episodes due to low ratings and in favor of airing the 1972 Summer Olympics in it's 8pm time slot. After it's cancellation, no footage from the show have resurfaced with the only material coming from a few promotional still and newspaper articles advertising the show.[1]
On January 26th, 2021, YouTuber Gilmore Box found and uploaded the episode "The Automated Super" to their channel. The episode has no audio aside from the show's opening.
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References
- ↑ Schenectady Gazette - Jun 21, 1972 pg.38 Retrieved 15 Nov '24