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You Again? is an American situation comedy based on the British sitcom Home To Roost that was broadcast by NBC from February 27, 1986 to March 30, 1987 for two seasons.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - Quit Is A Four Letter Word
October. 08,1986
Henry, a long-time product manager in a supermarket chain, expects a promotion when a position opens. But when the position goes to an inexperienced woman, he quits.
Episode 2 - Pop Star
October. 15,1986
The Beach Boys come to town and Matt has aspirations of becoming the drummer that they're looking for -- but he soon discovers that he's not the applicant for the job.
Episode 3 - Enid Moves In
October. 22,1986
While in a bind, Enid finds herself moving in with Henry -- but she soon realizes it was a mistake.
Episode 4 - Traffic Lights And Politics
October. 29,1986
Matt winds up in a car accident caused by a faulty traffic light. Enraged Henry organizes a demonstration to get the city to fix the light, and he's so convincing that he winds up being persuaded to take a seat on the city council.
Episode 5 - Blind And Lame
November. 05,1986
The school psychiatrist points out that Matt's underachieving in school, and he attributes this to the fact that Matt and Henry don't spend enough quality time together. The father and son decide to make up for this by playing football together, but that turns out disastrous when Henry breaks his toe and Matt gets blinded.
Episode 6 - Romeo And Alice
January. 01,0001
Henry quickly becomes disenchanted with Matt's new girlfriend, who has a penchant for drinking and driving.
Episode 7 - To Catch A Thief
November. 12,1986
Henry, Matt and Enid take part in a neighborhood watch, and wind up finding a vagabond squatting in the tool shed.
Episode 8 - Dating Henry
November. 26,1986
Henry begins dating a twenty-year-old, much to Matt and Enid's chagrin.
Episode 9 - Henry, The Diplomat
December. 03,1986
Episode 10 - Personals
December. 10,1986
As a surprise for his father's birthday, Matt takes out an ad in the personals... and Henry soon finds himself with a date.
Episode 11 - Dark Clouds
January. 07,1987
Henry discovers that he has a tumor.
Episode 12 - Enid Quits
March. 30,1987
A misunderstanding makes Henry think that Enid's in love with him -- so when she gets wind of the situation, she resigns.
Episode 13 - Where the Sun Don't Shine
January. 07,1987
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