Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 12, 1992
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 78
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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California Dreams(1992)

TMDB Rating: 6.7 (31 votes)

Overview

California Dreams is an American teen-oriented sitcom that aired from 1992 to 1996 on Saturday mornings during NBC's Teen NBC programming block. It was created by writers Brett Dewey and Ronald B. Solomon and executive produced by Peter Engel, all known for their work on Saved by the Bell.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The First Gig	Sep 12, 1992
2	Battle of the Bands	Sep 19, 1992
3	Beat of His Own Dream	Sep 26, 1992
4	Double Date	Oct 3, 1992
5	Dream Man	Oct 10, 1992
6	Friends First	Oct 17, 1992
7	Guess Who's Coming to Brunch	Oct 24, 1992
8	It's a Guy Thing	Oct 31, 1992
9	Mother and Child Reunion	Nov 7, 1992
10	Romancing the Tube	Nov 14, 1992
11	They Shoot Videos, Don't They?	Nov 21, 1992
12	This Time	Nov 28, 1992
13	Where's Dennis?	Dec 5, 1992

Season 2

18 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Jake's Song	Sep 11, 1993
2	Ciao, Jenny	Sep 18, 1993
3	Wooing Woo	Sep 25, 1993
4	Sleazy Rider	Oct 2, 1993
5	The Sly Who Came To Dinner	Oct 9, 1993
6	Surfboards and Cycles	Oct 16, 1993
7	A Question of Math	Oct 23, 1993
8	High Plains Dreamer	Oct 30, 1993
9	Bwa Ha Ha Means I Love You	Nov 6, 1993
10	Vote of Confidence	Nov 13, 1993
11	The Year of the Woo	Nov 20, 1993
12	Schoolhouse Rock	Nov 27, 1993
13	Save the Shark	Dec 4, 1993
14	21 Jake Street	Dec 25, 1993
15	Can't Buy Me Love	Jan 8, 1994
16	Rebel Without A Clue	Jan 15, 1994
17	Dirty Dog Days	Jan 29, 1994
18	Indecent Promposal	Feb 5, 1994

Season 3

17 episodes • 1994

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Unforgiven	Sep 10, 1994
2	Follow Your Dreams	Sep 17, 1994
3	Budget Cuts	Sep 24, 1994
4	Blind Dates	Oct 1, 1994
5	Yoko, Oh No!	Oct 8, 1994
6	The Long Goodbye	Oct 15, 1994
7	Trust Me	Oct 22, 1994
8	The Princess and the Yeti	Oct 29, 1994
9	Winkle/Wicks World	Nov 12, 1994
10	Daddy's Girl	Nov 19, 1994
11	Family Tree	Nov 26, 1994
12	Harley and the Marlboro Man	Dec 3, 1994
13	Rebel Without a Nerve	Dec 10, 1994
14	Boyz R Us	Dec 17, 1994
15	Junior Achievements	Dec 24, 1994
16	The Treasure of PCH	Dec 31, 1994
17	Tiffani's Gold	Jan 7, 1995

Season 4

15 episodes • 1995

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Two Too Much	Sep 9, 1995
2	My Valentine	Sep 16, 1995
3	Principal Tiffani	Sep 30, 1995
4	The Dateless Game	Oct 7, 1995
5	Fallen Idol	Oct 14, 1995
6	Defending Sly's Life	Oct 21, 1995
7	Secret Admirer	Nov 4, 1995
8	Old	Nov 11, 1995
9	Operation Tony	Nov 18, 1995
10	Community Service	Nov 25, 1995
11	Heal the Bay	Dec 2, 1995
12	Woo-ops	Dec 30, 1995
13	We'll Always Have Aspen	Jan 6, 1996
14	Lorena's Place	Mar 30, 1996
15	Dancing Isn't Everything	Apr 6, 1996

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Season 5

15 episodes • 1996

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Stand by Your Man	Sep 7, 1996
2	Shaken, Rattled, and Rolled	Sep 14, 1996
3	Honest Sly	Sep 21, 1996
4	Mop n' Pop	Sep 28, 1996
5	Diss-Honored	Oct 5, 1996
6	Reel Teens	Oct 12, 1996
7	Father Knows Bets	Oct 19, 1996
8	Letters from Woo	Oct 25, 1996
9	Senior Prom	Nov 2, 1996
10	Babewatch	Nov 9, 1996
11	Love Letters	Nov 16, 1996
12	Graduation	Nov 23, 1996
13	A Band Divided	Nov 30, 1996
14	The Fashion Man	Dec 7, 1996
15	The Last Gig	Dec 14, 1996

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