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State of Grace

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: June 25, 2001
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 39
  • Networks: ABC Family, Fox Family
  • Genres: Drama, Comedy
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State of Grace(2001)

TMDB Rating: 5.0 (3 votes)

Overview

The adventures of twelve-year-old Hannah Rayburn, a young middle-class Jewish girl living in 1965 North Carolina, and her upper-class Catholic best friend Grace McKee.

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Season 1 Poster

Season 1

13 episodes • 2001

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Love, Love Me DoJun 25, 20010.0
2Homeward BoundJun 25, 20010.0
3Perfect DayJul 2, 20010.0
4We Gotta Get Outta This PlaceJul 2, 20010.0
5Time in a BottleJul 9, 20010.0
6Crime and Self-PunishmentJul 9, 20010.0
7Eve of DiscussionJul 16, 20010.0
8The Force of FunJul 16, 20010.0
9Book by Its CoverJul 30, 20010.0
10Saving GraceAug 6, 20010.0
11Looking for God in All the Right PlacesAug 13, 20010.0
12Happy Together (aka The Tango Affair)Aug 20, 20010.0
13This Diamond RingAug 27, 20010.0
Season 2 Poster

Season 2

26 episodes • 2002

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Get Me to the Church on TimeMar 1, 20020.0
2Of Diamonds and Deli MeatsMar 8, 20020.0
3For the BirdsMar 15, 20020.0
4All That JazzMar 22, 20020.0
5It's A Wonderful HeschieMar 22, 20020.0
6All Kinds of HeroesMar 29, 20020.0
7The Expanding UniverseMar 29, 20020.0
8Fortunate SonApr 5, 20020.0
9Hello GoodbyeApr 12, 20020.0
10The Name GameApr 19, 20020.0
11The Way We Weren'tApr 26, 20020.0
12Take Good Care of My BabyMay 3, 20020.0
13Where the Boys AreMay 10, 20020.0
14Smoke, Mirrors and Chicken FatJun 3, 20020.0
15Scandalous BehaviorJun 3, 20020.0
16Dating GamesJun 10, 20020.0
17Driving Miss IdaJun 17, 20020.0
18Spy GamesJun 24, 20020.0
19Monkey BusinessJul 8, 20020.0
20To Be Young at HeartJul 15, 20020.0
21Sophisticated LadiesJul 22, 20020.0
22A Taste of MoneyJul 29, 20020.0
23Great Wall Of RayburnAug 5, 20020.0
24Someone To Watch Over YouAug 19, 20020.0
25LegacyAug 19, 20020.0
26Holiday on IceDec 4, 20020.0

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