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'''''All's Fair''''' is a sitcom that aired for 24 episodes between September | '''''All's Fair''''' is a sitcom that aired for 24 episodes on Monday nights between September 20th, 1976, to April 30th, 1977 on CBS. The series was created by Norman Lear and was cancelled after one season. | ||
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A new character, Lenny Wolf, appeared mid-season, played by Michael Keaton. | A new character, Lenny Wolf, appeared mid-season, played by Michael Keaton. | ||
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Only the opening credits, newspaper listings, and a few stills have surfaced from the show. | |||
Only the opening credits, newspaper listings, and a few stills have surfaced. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 00:16, 26 August 2019
All's Fair is a sitcom that aired for 24 episodes on Monday nights between September 20th, 1976, to April 30th, 1977 on CBS. The series was created by Norman Lear and was cancelled after one season.
Plot
The series is set in Washington, D.C. detailed the relationship between 49-year-old conservative political writer Richard Barrington (Richard Crenna) and his 23-year-old liberal photographer girlfriend Charley Duke (Bernadette Peters).
Despite frequent arguments concerning current events, topical concerns, and the generation gap, Richard and Charley stayed together, much to the amusement of their friends and co-workers.
A new character, Lenny Wolf, appeared mid-season, played by Michael Keaton.
Availability
Only the opening credits, newspaper listings, and a few stills have surfaced from the show.
Gallery
External Link
- IMDb article on All's Fair. Retrieved 21 Mar '17.