Husbands, Wives & Lovers

March. 10,1978 NR

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Trailer Synopsis

Husbands, Wives & Lovers is a CBS television sitcom that aired for only one season in 1978. Created by Joan Rivers, this program focused on the relationships of five suburban couples living in the San Fernando Valley.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1978

10 Episode

Episode 1 - Ron and Helene Separate

March. 10,1978

Episode 2 - Ron Moves in and Helene Steps Out

March. 17,1978

Episode 3 - Ron Is Accused

March. 24,1978

Episode 4 - Everybody Is Looking for a Little Action

April. 07,1978

Episode 5 - The Women Strike

April. 21,1978

Episode 6 - Dixon and Courtney Adopt

April. 28,1978

Episode 7 - Murray Gets Sacked and Paula Gets Hired

June. 09,1978

Episode 8 - Predictions Come True

June. 16,1978

Episode 9 - Women Write Stories and the Men Buy a Horse

June. 23,1978

Episode 10 - Six Characters Flunk a Sex Quiz and Go Somewhere to Do Something About It

June. 30,1978

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