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Phyllis

Show Info

  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: September 8, 1975
  • Seasons: 2
  • Episodes: 48
  • Networks: CBS
  • Genres: Comedy
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Phyllis(1975)

TMDB Rating: 6.9 (7 votes)

Overview

After her husband’s death, Phyllis Lindstrom and her daughter Bess move to San Francisco to start over. There, she faces the challenges of clashing with eccentric relatives and adjusting to a new life.

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Season 1

24 episodes • 1975

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1PilotSep 11, 19750.0
2Bess, Is You a Woman Now?Sep 18, 19750.0
3Up for GrabsSep 22, 19750.0
4Leaving HomeSep 23, 19750.0
5The First DaySep 30, 19750.0
6Phyllis Takes Piano LessonsOct 7, 19750.0
7Phyllis' Garage SaleOct 14, 19750.0
8The First DateOct 27, 19750.0
9All Together NowOct 30, 19750.0
10Audrey Leaves JonathanNov 6, 19750.0
11Phyllis Opens Julie's HeartNov 17, 19750.0
12So Lonely I Could CryNov 24, 19750.0
13Phyllis and the Little PeopleDec 1, 19750.0
14There's No Business Like No BusinessDec 8, 19750.0
15Paging Dr. LindstromDec 22, 19750.0
16The $17,623,419.53 ManJan 5, 19760.0
17Honor Thy Mother DexterJan 12, 19760.0
18Phyllis in LoveJan 19, 19760.0
19Crazy MamaJan 26, 19760.0
20A Man, a Woman, and Another WomanFeb 2, 19760.0
21Leo's SuicideFeb 9, 19760.0
22Sonny BoyFeb 16, 19760.0
23Widows, Merry and OtherwiseFeb 23, 19760.0
24The TriangleMar 1, 19760.0
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Season 2

24 episodes • 1976

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1The New JobSep 20, 19760.0
2You're Not Getting Better, Just OlderSep 27, 19760.0
3Speech 1AOct 4, 19760.0
4Off the BenchOct 11, 19760.0
5Boss or Buddy, or Both, or NeitherOct 18, 19760.0
6Phyllis Cries WolfOct 25, 19760.0
7Out of the ClosetNov 1, 19760.0
8The Wrong BoxNov 8, 19760.0
9Phyllis and the JumperNov 15, 19760.0
10Mother Dexter CohabitatesNov 22, 19760.0
11Mother Dexter's WeddingDec 6, 19760.0
12Bess Airs Her ViewsDec 20, 19760.0
13The Christmas PartyDec 27, 19760.0
14Phyllis Runs the OfficeJan 3, 19770.0
15The ThreatJan 10, 19770.0
16Taking a Chance on ChanceJan 16, 19770.0
17Leonard and the BribeJan 23, 19770.0
18Broken Hearted BessJan 30, 19770.0
19I Am BeautifulFeb 6, 19770.0
20Dan's ExFeb 13, 19770.0
21Audrey's New LifeFeb 20, 19770.0
22The ElopementFeb 27, 19770.0
23The ApartmentMar 6, 19770.0
24A Baby Makes SixMar 13, 19770.0

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