Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: January 13, 1991
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 72
Networks: Syndication
Genres: Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family

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Harry and the Hendersons(1991)

TMDB Rating: 5.7 (33 votes)

Overview

The Hendersons, an upwardly mobile Seattle family, bring home what they believe to be a dead Bigfoot. But he has only been wounded by a hunter, and the Hendersons offer the creature who they come to call Harry a temporary home until a recovers his health.

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Season 1

18 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Arrival	Jan 13, 1991
2	The Day After	Jan 20, 1991
3	Cool	Jan 27, 1991
4	Harry Goes Home (1)	Feb 3, 1991
5	Whose Forest Is It Anyway? (2)	Feb 10, 1991
6	The Father-Son Game	Feb 17, 1991
7	Baggin' the Big One	Feb 24, 1991
8	Harry the Hero	Mar 3, 1991
9	Roots, the Herb	Mar 10, 1991
10	The Mentor	Mar 17, 1991
11	The Bodyguard	Mar 24, 1991
12	Harry and the Homeless Man	Apr 7, 1991
13	Harry Goes Ape	Apr 21, 1991
14	Pet Psychic	Apr 28, 1991
15	The Bigfoot That Ate Seattle	May 5, 1991
16	Harry and the Masked Wrestler	May 12, 1991
17	When Harry Met Sammy	May 19, 1991
18	Harry and the Cheerleaders	May 26, 1991

Season 2

24 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Retrospective	Sep 29, 1991
2	The Terror of the Trees	Oct 6, 1991
3	Sarah Sings the Blues	Oct 13, 1991
4	Mom	Oct 20, 1991
5	The Ransom of Bigfoot	Oct 27, 1991
6	Halloween	Nov 3, 1991
7	Brett Hits Home	Nov 10, 1991
8	George's White Light	Nov 17, 1991
9	Working Stiffs	Nov 24, 1991
10	Love Mask	Jan 12, 1992
11	Blue Parrot	Jan 19, 1992
12	Winning	Jan 26, 1992
13	Til Theft Do Us Part	Feb 2, 1992
14	The Genius	Feb 9, 1992
15	Wild Things	Feb 16, 1992
16	Fatherhood	Feb 23, 1992
17	Sara Spills the Bigfoot Beans	Mar 1, 1992
18	Moonlighting	Mar 22, 1992
19	The Green-Eyed Bigfoot	Mar 29, 1992
20	The Ichthyologist	Apr 5, 1992
21	Selling Out	Apr 26, 1992
22	The Girl Who Cried Bigfoot	May 3, 1992
23	The Busybody	May 10, 1992
24	I Got Your Birthday Right Here	May 17, 1992

Season 3

30 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Yo Richie!	Sep 18, 1992
2	The Candidate	Sep 25, 1992
3	The Bride and the Gloom	Oct 2, 1992
4	Born Again	Oct 30, 1992
5	The Old Bigfoot	Nov 6, 1992
6	The Outing	Nov 13, 1992
7	Harry Henderson National Treasure	Nov 20, 1992
8	Breaking Up is Hard to Do	Jan 1, 1993
9	Blood Is Thicker Than...	Jan 22, 1993
10	Pitch, Pitch, Pitch	Jan 29, 1993
11	Harry the Mascot	Feb 5, 1993
12	The Big Kiss Off	Feb 12, 1993
13	The Frenchman	Feb 19, 1993
14	Laid Up	Feb 26, 1993
15	Harrywood Babylon	Mar 5, 1993
16	Witness (1)	Mar 12, 1993
17	Harry the Hostage (2)	Mar 19, 1993
18	The Ex-Terminator	Mar 26, 1993
19	Beauty and the Beast	Apr 2, 1993
20	Big Feet, Small Minds	Apr 9, 1993
21	Surf's Down	Apr 16, 1993
22	Follow Your Art	Apr 23, 1993
23	Them Bones	Apr 30, 1993
24	The Three Facts of Brett	May 7, 1993
25	Ernie Confidential	May 14, 1993
26	Uncle Mack Comes Back	May 21, 1993
27	Skin Deep	May 28, 1993
28	Retrospective Three	Jun 4, 1993
29	The Long Goodbyes (1)	Jun 11, 1993
30	The Long Goodbyes (2)	Jun 18, 1993

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