Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: June 24, 2005
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 65
Networks: Family Channel
Genres: Drama, Family, Comedy

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Naturally, Sadie(2005)

TMDB Rating: 3.0 (2 votes)

Overview

Naturally, Sadie is a Canadian comedy teen drama sitcom that ran for three seasons from June 24, 2005 to August 26, 2007. It was produced in Canada, set in Whitby, Ontario. Filmed in Toronto, Ontario, most of the show was shot inside a former Catholic elementary school in Little Italy, including the school and home scenes. Mall scenes were filmed in the nearby Dufferin Mall.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Social Climbers	Jun 24, 2005
2	Right-Minded	Jun 24, 2005
3	Under the Surface	Jun 25, 2005
4	Quiz Show	Jun 26, 2005
5	Best of Breed	Jul 2, 2005
6	Whose Line Is It Anyway?	Jul 3, 2005
7	Myth Adventures	Jul 9, 2005
8	Unusual Suspects	Jul 10, 2005
9	Forest for the Trees	Jul 16, 2005
10	Coma Chameleon	Jul 17, 2005
11	Surprise!	Jul 23, 2005
12	Pack of Lies	Jul 24, 2005
13	Life Cycle	Jul 30, 2005
14	Off the Map	Jul 31, 2005
15	Unified Hal Theory	Aug 6, 2005
16	To Each His Owen	Aug 6, 2005
17	Everything's Relative	Aug 7, 2005
18	Advanced Girl Lessons	Aug 13, 2005
19	Survival Swim	Aug 14, 2005
20	Drift Away	Aug 20, 2005
21	Best of Enemies	Aug 21, 2005
22	Everybody Scoops	Aug 27, 2005
23	Be Our Pest	Aug 28, 2005
24	Night Crawlers	Sep 18, 2005
25	Survival of the Stupidest	TBA
26	Nose is a Nose	TBA

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Season 2

26 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Risky Business	Apr 2, 2006
2	Year of the Dragon	Apr 9, 2006
3	Home Alone	Apr 16, 2006
4	Maximum Overdrive	Apr 23, 2006
5	Election	Apr 30, 2006
6	The Last Waltz	May 7, 2006
7	The Upside of Anger	May 14, 2006
8	Double Jeopardy	May 21, 2006
9	Brother From Another Planet	May 28, 2006
10	The Parent Trap	Jul 1, 2006
11	The Great Outdoors	Jul 8, 2006
12	Prêt à Porter	Jul 29, 2006
13	Rashômon	Sep 10, 2006
14	The Mask	Sep 17, 2006
15	Meet the Hawthornes	Sep 24, 2006
16	Play It Again, Sadie	Oct 1, 2006
17	Match Me If You Can	Oct 8, 2006
18	Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun	Oct 14, 2006
19	Working Stiffs	Oct 22, 2006
20	English Patience	Oct 29, 2006
21	Two of a Kind	Nov 5, 2006
22	Rules Rush In	Nov 12, 2006
23	The Bennett Club	Nov 19, 2006
24	A Very Sadie Christmas	Dec 17, 2006
25	As Bad as It Gets	Jan 7, 2007
26	Sliding Closet Doors	Jan 14, 2007

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Season 3

13 episodes • 2007

#	Episode	Air Date
1	In with the Old, Out with the New	Jun 3, 2007
2	Smother's Day	Jun 10, 2007
3	Too Hip Hop for the Room	Jun 17, 2007
4	The Trial	Jun 24, 2007
5	Poetic Justice	Jul 1, 2007
6	Sadie's Millions	Jul 8, 2007
7	Hal's Kitchen	Jul 15, 2007
8	The Graduate	Jul 22, 2007
9	As The Whirly Turns	Jul 29, 2007
10	The Hawthorne Identity	Aug 5, 2007
11	Material Girl	Aug 12, 2007
12	The Jacqueline Princess Bride	Aug 19, 2007
13	In or Out of Africa	Aug 26, 2007

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