Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 2, 1990
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 73
Networks: FOX
Genres: Comedy

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Parker Lewis Can't Lose(1990)

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TMDB Rating: 7.2 (68 votes)

Overview

Parker Lewis is a teenager who apparently can't lose. He's cool, cute, popular, hip – and seems to get away with anything. That's not to say he's got no problems. His two primary nemeses are school principal Grace Musso, whose goal is getting Parker expelled; and his little sister Shelly, whose sole purpose seems to be tattling on Parker. However, with best friends Mikey and Jerry, Parker takes on the world and makes the best of high school.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1990Avg: 7.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot	Sep 2, 1990	7.0
2	Operation Kubiac	Sep 9, 1990	7.0
3	Power Play	Sep 16, 1990	0.0
4	Parker Lewis Must Lose	Sep 23, 1990	0.0
5	Close, But No Guitar	Sep 30, 1990	0.0
6	G.A.G. Dance	Oct 7, 1990	0.0
7	Love's a Beast	Oct 14, 1990	0.0
8	Saving Grace	Oct 21, 1990	0.0
9	Musso & Frank	Oct 28, 1990	0.0
10	Deja Dudes	Nov 4, 1990	0.0
11	Radio Free Flamingo	Nov 11, 1990	0.0
12	Science Fair	Nov 18, 1990	0.0
13	Teacher, Teacher	Dec 2, 1990	0.0
14	Rent-a-Kube	Dec 16, 1990	0.0
15	Heather the Class	Jan 13, 1991	0.0
16	Jerry: Portrait of a Video Junkie	Feb 3, 1991	0.0
17	Splendor in the Class	Feb 10, 1991	0.0
18	The Human Grace	Feb 17, 1991	0.0
19	Citizen Kube	Feb 24, 1991	0.0
20	Randall Without a Cause	Mar 10, 1991	0.0
21	Jerry's First Date	Mar 24, 1991	0.0
22	Against the Norm	Apr 7, 1991	0.0
23	King Kube	Apr 28, 1991	0.0
24	Teens from a Mall	May 5, 1991	0.0
25	My Fair Shelly	May 12, 1991	0.0
26	Parker Lewis Can't Win	May 19, 1991	0.0

Season 2

25 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Father Knows Less	Aug 11, 1991
2	A Walk on the Dark Side	Aug 18, 1991
3	Full Mental Jacket	Sep 1, 1991
4	Future Shock	Sep 8, 1991
5	The Undergraduate	Sep 15, 1991
6	Stormy Mikey	Sep 22, 1991
7	Fat Boy and Little Man	Sep 29, 1991
8	Aging Gracefully	Oct 6, 1991
9	The Parker Chronicles	Oct 13, 1991
10	Rock 'n' Roles	Oct 27, 1991
11	Loves Handles	Nov 3, 1991
12	Boy Meets Girl	Nov 10, 1991
13	Raging Kube	Nov 24, 1991
14	Tower of Power	Dec 15, 1991
15	Obscene and Not Heard	Dec 22, 1991
16	Goodbye Mr. Rips	Jan 5, 1992
17	Civil Wars	Jan 19, 1992
18	Glory Daze	Feb 9, 1992
19	Boy Meets Girl II	Feb 16, 1992
20	Dance of Romance	Mar 1, 1992
21	When Jerry Met Shelly	Mar 22, 1992
22	Geek Tragedy	Apr 12, 1992
23	Money Talks	Apr 26, 1992
24	Home Alone with Annie	May 3, 1992
25	Diner '75	May 17, 1992

Season 3

22 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Flamingo Graffiti	Jul 16, 1992
2	Cape Flamingo	Jul 23, 1992
3	The Kiss	Jul 30, 1992
4	Summer of '92	Aug 6, 1992
5	Love is Hell	Aug 13, 1992
6	Jerry's Journey	Aug 20, 1992
7	Beauty and the Kube	Sep 6, 1992
8	Hungry Heart	Sep 13, 1992
9	Lewis and Son	Sep 20, 1992
10	Kohler Buys the Diner	Sep 27, 1992
11	Parker's Got a Brand New Car	Mar 21, 1993
12	An Unmarried Musso	Mar 28, 1993
13	Educating Brad	Apr 4, 1993
14	The Love Bug	Apr 11, 1993
15	Write or Die	Apr 18, 1993
16	The B* is Back	Apr 25, 1993
17	Musso: a Wedding	May 2, 1993
18	A Night to Remember	May 9, 1993
19	Boys Night In	May 23, 1993
20	Senior Jerry	May 30, 1993
21	The Rocky Kohler Picture Show	Jun 6, 1993
22	The Last Supper	Jun 13, 1993

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