Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 17, 1987
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 96
Networks: NBC, Syndication
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy, Kids

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Out of This World(1987)

TMDB Rating: 7.3 (23 votes)

Overview

Out Of This World is an American fantasy sitcom about a teenage girl who is half alien, which gives her unique supernatural powers. It first aired in syndication from September 17, 1987 and ended on May 25, 1991. During its first season, the series was originally part of NBC's Prime Time Begins at 7:30 campaign, in which the network's owned-and-operated stations would run first-run sitcoms in the 7:30-8 pm time slot to counterprogram competing stations' game shows, sitcom reruns and other offerings. Out of This World was rotated with the original series Marblehead Manor and She's the Sheriff, a syndicated revival of the 1983 sitcom We Got It Made, and a television adaptation of the play You Can't Take It With You. NBC ended the experiment after the 1987-88 season due to the low ratings put up by three of the series, with Out of This World being one of the two that was renewed. After its first season the series was largely moved to weekend time slots, where it remained until its cancellation following the fourth season.

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Season 1

24 episodes • 1987

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Evie's Thirteenth Birthday	Sep 17, 1987
2	Playing With the Power	Sep 24, 1987
3	The Nightmare	Oct 1, 1987
4	Till Then	Oct 8, 1987
5	Evie, Get Your Basketball	Oct 15, 1987
6	Every Beano Has His Day	Oct 22, 1987
7	Evie and the Young Astronauts	Oct 29, 1987
8	Fifties Mom	Nov 5, 1987
9	Dueling Mayors	Nov 12, 1987
10	Baby Talk	Nov 19, 1987
11	Beano's New Diet Clinic	Nov 26, 1987
12	Uh, Oh... Here Comes Mother	Dec 3, 1987
13	The Anniversary	Jan 21, 1988
14	To Tell the Truth	Jan 28, 1988
15	Pen Pals	Feb 4, 1988
16	Broadway Danny Derek	Feb 11, 1988
17	Mosquito Man: The Motion Picture	Feb 18, 1988
18	The Russians Are Coming	Feb 25, 1988
19	AKA: Dad	Apr 21, 1988
20	The Illness	Apr 28, 1988
21	The Box Is Missing	May 5, 1988
22	Boy Crazy	May 12, 1988
23	The Three Faces of Evie	May 19, 1988
24	I've Got a Secret	May 26, 1988

Season 2

24 episodes • 1988

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Evie's Birthday Wish	Oct 8, 1988
2	Blast From the Past	Oct 15, 1988
3	Career Crunch	Oct 22, 1988
4	Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot?	Oct 29, 1988
5	Evie's First Kiss	Nov 5, 1988
6	Princess Evie	Nov 12, 1988
7	Old Flame	Nov 19, 1988
8	Guess Who's Coming to Earth	Nov 26, 1988
9	Go West, Young Mayor	Dec 3, 1988
10	Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind	Dec 10, 1988
11	The Incredible Hunk	Dec 17, 1988
12	Pupil's Court	Jan 28, 1989
13	Evie's Two Dads	Feb 4, 1989
14	The Secret of Evie's Success	Feb 11, 1989
15	Honest Evie	Feb 18, 1989
16	Evie Goes to Hollywood	Feb 25, 1989
17	Two Many Evies	Mar 4, 1989
18	Futile Attraction	Mar 11, 1989
19	Beano the Kid	Apr 29, 1989
20	Queens for a Day	May 6, 1989
21	The Amazing Evie	May 13, 1989
22	Whose House Is It, Anyway?	May 20, 1989
23	Frisky Business	May 27, 1989
24	Star Dog	Jun 3, 1989

Season 3

24 episodes • 1989

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Evie's Sweet Sixteen	Oct 7, 1989
2	Cinderella Evie	Oct 14, 1989
3	Bring Me the Head of Donna Garland	Oct 21, 1989
4	A Froggy Day In Marlowe Town	Oct 28, 1989
5	Eviegeist	Nov 4, 1989
6	Evie's Driver's License	Nov 11, 1989
7	Evie Goes for the Gold	Nov 18, 1989
8	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow	Nov 25, 1989
9	Around the World in 80 Minutes	Dec 2, 1989
10	It's A Cruel World	Dec 9, 1989
11	Evie / Stevie	Dec 16, 1989
12	The Rocks That Couldn't Roll	Jan 27, 1990
13	One In a Million	Feb 3, 1990
14	Four Men and a Baby	Feb 10, 1990
15	Evie's Double Trouble	Feb 17, 1990
16	The Garden of Evie	Feb 24, 1990
17	Evie's Magic Touch	Mar 3, 1990
18	Cowboy Kyle, Man of Granite	Apr 28, 1990
19	Evie's Secret Admirer	May 5, 1990
20	Evie's Yuppie Love	May 12, 1990
21	Diamonds Are Evie's Best Friend	May 19, 1990
22	A Kinder, Gentler Mayor	May 26, 1990
23	My Mother the Con	Jun 2, 1990
24	Goodbye, Mr. Chris	Jun 9, 1990

Season 4

24 episodes • 1990

#	Episode	Air Date
1	New Kid on the Block	Oct 6, 1990
2	My Little Evie	Oct 13, 1990
3	Forget Your Troubles	Oct 20, 1990
4	A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Read	Oct 27, 1990
5	Evie's Guardian Angel	Nov 3, 1990
6	Best Friends	Nov 10, 1990
7	I Want My Evie TV	Nov 17, 1990
8	Come Fly With Evie	Nov 24, 1990
9	Roomies	Dec 1, 1990
10	Evie's High Anxiety	Dec 8, 1990
11	Evie's False Alarm	Jan 19, 1991
12	Marlowe Vice	Jan 26, 1991
13	Evie's Latin Touch	Feb 2, 1991
14	My Mom, and Why I Love Her	Feb 9, 1991
15	Heck's Angels	Feb 16, 1991
16	Would You Buy a Used Car From This Dude	Feb 23, 1991
17	Evie Nightingale	Mar 2, 1991
18	All About Evie	Mar 9, 1991
19	Mayor Evie	Mar 16, 1991
20	Stump Your Neighbor	Apr 27, 1991
21	Evie's Three Promises	May 4, 1991
22	Too Late for Evie	May 11, 1991
23	Educating Kyle	May 18, 1991
24	Evie's Eighteen	May 25, 1991

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