Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 21, 1995
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 44
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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The Single Guy(1995)

TMDB Rating: 6.3 (3 votes)

Overview

The Single Guy is an American television sitcom

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1995

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pilot	Sep 21, 1995
2	Tennis	Sep 28, 1995
3	Gift	Oct 5, 1995
4	Babysitting	Oct 12, 1995
5	Charity	Oct 19, 1995
6	Neighbors	Nov 2, 1995
7	Mugging	Nov 9, 1995
8	Sister	Nov 16, 1995
9	Attraction	Dec 7, 1995
10	Midnight	Dec 14, 1995
11	Communication	Jan 4, 1996
12	Nineteen	Jan 11, 1996
13	Distance	Jan 18, 1996
14	Rival	Feb 1, 1996
15	Pudding	Feb 8, 1996
16	Affair	Feb 15, 1996
17	Wedding	Feb 22, 1996
18	Poetry	Mar 7, 1996
19	Lovenest	Mar 14, 1996
20	Kids	May 2, 1996
21	Pop	May 9, 1996
22	Moving	May 16, 1996

Season 2

22 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Mounted Cop	Sep 19, 1996
2	Best Man	Sep 26, 1996
3	Good God	Oct 3, 1996
4	Kept Man	Oct 10, 1996
5	Strip Club	Oct 17, 1996
6	Love Train	Oct 31, 1996
7	The Virgin	Nov 7, 1996
8	Double Date	Nov 14, 1996
9	Davy Jones	Nov 21, 1996
10	Deepest Cut	Dec 12, 1996
11	New Year	Jan 9, 1997
12	Like Father...	Jan 16, 1997
13	Starting Over	Jan 23, 1997
14	Just Friends?	Jan 30, 1997
15	Macho Men	Feb 6, 1997
16	Mother Love	Feb 13, 1997
17	Big Baby	Feb 20, 1997
18	Grandfather Clause	Mar 26, 1997
19	Jonathan Hollywood	Apr 2, 1997
20	Au Pair	Apr 9, 1997
21	Vegas Finale	Apr 16, 1997
22	Pilot Redux	TBA

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