Caroline in the City TV Schedule
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Caroline in the City TV schedule this week
Caroline in the City is scheduled to air at these times:
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Thu 23
Pilot — Caroline in the City
Caroline hires Richard as her new colorist. Caroline draws a blank when she needs a last-minute date so she takes Annie's advice to try getting a date by throwing fruit out her window.
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Thu 23
Caroline and the Mugger — Caroline in the City
Richard (Malcolm Gets) is mugged in broad daylight, but the worst humiliation comes when he tells Caroline about what happened. Dangerous Man: Norman Large. Partygoer No. 1: Christopher Malecki. Partygoer No. 2: Steven Anthony Espinosa.
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Fri 24
Caroline and the Gay Art Show — Caroline in the City
Richard takes his paintings out of the closet when a gallery owner (Dan Butler) offers to consider them for a show. Howard: Jack Kenny. Johnny: John Mariano. Allen: Neal Lerner. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz.
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Fri 24
Caroline and the Bad Back — Caroline in the City
Richard and Del try to help an injured Caroline complete her work, but things go from bad to worse when medication dulls her pain---and her mind. Handsome Island Waiter: Gerry McIntyre. Charlie: Andy Lauer. Annie: Amy Pietz. Del: Eric Lutes. Richard: Malcolm Gets.
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Sat 25
Caroline and the ATM — Caroline in the City
Being too picky could cost Caroline the chance to reclaim money she lost at a malfunctioning ATM.
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Sat 25
Caroline and the Folks — Caroline in the City
Caroline's meeting with Del's parents gets derailed when he fails to show up, while Richard's birthday plans change when Annie drops by. Cameos include Matthew Perry and Jonathan Silverman.
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Sat 25
Caroline and the Kid — Caroline in the City
Del has feelings of inadequacy after meeting Caroline's debonaire ex-boyfriend (Burke Moses). Towel Attendant: Perry Anzilotti. Mr. Lepner: Gregory Itzin. Rosa: Lupe Ontiveros. Martin: Sam Gifaldi.
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Sat 25
Caroline and the Ex-Wife — Caroline in the City
Del and Caroline's vacation takes a grave turn when they run into Del's ex-wife (Joely Fisher) at his cabin. Meanwhile, Annie's parents (Joseph Bologna, Candice Azzara) worry about her brother's career choice. Pete: Adam Ferrara.
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Sat 25
Caroline and the Movie — Caroline in the City
Caroline and Annie are cast as extras in a film. Robby Benson and director John Landis play themselves. Howie: Jeff Altman. A.D.: Steven Banks. Clerk: Kathy Griffin. Blade: Rick Pasqualone. Maria: Sandra Purpuro.
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Sat 25
Caroline and the Cereal — Caroline in the City
Caroline's agent (Taylor) likes the idea of featuring her comic-strip character on a cereal box, but the artist flakes out after a closer look at the product, which she feels has an unfortunate resemblance to a certain part of the female anatomy. A chaotic focus group sessions does little to allay her misgivings.
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Tue 28
Caroline and the Opera — Caroline in the City
Caroline's aunt fixes her up with a childhood acquaintance. Meanwhile, Shelly continues to rearrange Richard's life. Peter: Peter Krause. Shelly: Lauren Graham. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz. Richard: Malcolm Gets.
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Tue 28
Caroline and the Balloon — Caroline in the City
Caroline is blown away by an opportunity to march in the Thanksgiving Day parade. Florence Henderson and talk-show hosts Mike Burger and Maty Monfort have cameos. Captain Markham: Marlon Archey. Peter: Joel Miller.
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Wed 29
Caroline and the Convict — Caroline in the City
Annie's new boyfriend steals her heart, but Caroline suspects an ulterior motive. Meanwhile, Richard unveils a new painting. Warren: Tim Conlon. Officer Bloch: David Byrd. Remo: Tom La Grua. Annie: Amy Pietz.
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Wed 29
Caroline and the Christmas Break — Caroline in the City
Botched attempts to plan a holiday trip with Del lead Caroline to reconsider their relationship; Annie brews an elaborate scheme to help Richard break up with Shelly.
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Thu 30
Caroline and the Gift — Caroline in the City
Del's generous gift makes Caroline question his intentions. Meanwhile, Richard paints a nude portrait of a beautiful woman (Fabiana Udenio) who has a well-connected boyfriend. Jim Rothman: Andy Buckley. Pauly: Robert Miano.
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Thu 30
Caroline and the Married Man — Caroline in the City
Richard gets an opportunity to paint a mural, but at a price: the key decision-maker---a married man---wants a date with Caroline. Tom Glass: Beau Gravitte. Receptionist: Jessie Jones. Johnny: John Mariano. Remo: Tom La Grua.
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Fri 31
Caroline and the Twenty-Eight-Pound Walleye — Caroline in the City
Caroline's parents (Holliman & Hartley) roll out the red carpet when she visits her home town for a ceremony in her honor, but something smells fishy when her brother (who has upstaged her all their lives) arrives with big news of his own.
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About the show
About Caroline in the City
A cartoonist's strip draws on her Manhattan life and the men who inhabit it. One of the hip-singles sitcoms that became an NBC staple of the 1990s, but yet another that never lived up to its Seinfeldian aspirations.