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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 20, 2002
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 86
Networks: The WB
Genres: Comedy

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What I Like About You(2002)

TMDB Rating: 6.3 (61 votes)

Overview

Valerie Tyler is a 28-year-old organization freak who loves her 16-year-old sister Holly. Even if Holly is rambunctious. Spontaneous. Impulsive. Disconcerting. And definitely disorganized. Then Holly moves in with Val, and the sisters discover they may make better siblings than roomies.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Pilot	Sep 20, 2002
2	Spa Day	Sep 27, 2002
3	Roommates	Oct 4, 2002
4	The Teddy Bear	Oct 11, 2002
5	Cool Older Sister	Oct 18, 2002
6	The Parrot Trap	Nov 1, 2002
7	Tankini	Nov 8, 2002
8	Copy That	Nov 15, 2002
9	Thanksgiving	Nov 22, 2002
10	The Party	Jan 10, 2003
11	The Other Woman	Jan 17, 2003
12	Girls Night Out	Jan 24, 2003
13	The Cheerleading Incident	Jan 31, 2003
14	The Game	Feb 7, 2003
15	Valentine's Day	Feb 14, 2003
16	Holly's First Job	Feb 21, 2003
17	The Breakup	Feb 28, 2003
18	Dude, Where's Val's Car?	Mar 7, 2003
19	Loose Lips	Apr 4, 2003
20	The Fix-Up	Apr 25, 2003
21	Tyler v. World	May 2, 2003
22	The Talk	May 9, 2003

Season 2

22 episodes • 2003

#	Episode	Air Date
1	I Love You... Soon	Sep 11, 2003
2	Boys' Club	Sep 18, 2003
3	When Holly Met Tina	Sep 25, 2003
4	The Loft	Oct 2, 2003
5	Like a Virgin (Kinda)	Oct 9, 2003
6	No More Mr. Nice Guy	Oct 16, 2003
7	I'm Sorry, So Sorry	Oct 23, 2003
8	Partially Obstructed View	Oct 30, 2003
9	Absence Makes the Heart Grow...Never Mind	Nov 6, 2003
10	The Odd Couple	Nov 13, 2003
11	Regarding Henry	Nov 20, 2003
12	The Incredible Shrinking Group	Jan 9, 2004
13	The Hospital	Jan 16, 2004
14	Your Cheatin' Heart	Jan 23, 2004
15	Sky Rink Sucks	Jan 30, 2004
16	Lunar Eclipse of the Heart	Feb 6, 2004
17	Val and Holly's Not-Boyfriends	Feb 13, 2004
18	The Interview	Feb 20, 2004
19	The Big Picture	Apr 16, 2004
20	Rollin' in It	Apr 23, 2004
21	The Anti-Prom	Apr 30, 2004
22	The Second Season Finale (1)	May 7, 2004

Season 3

24 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Europe Was So Much More Fun (2)	Sep 17, 2004
2	The Longest Night of the Year	Sep 24, 2004
3	The Not So Simple Life	Oct 1, 2004
4	God Help the Mister	Oct 8, 2004
5	Split Ends	Oct 15, 2004
6	Three Little Words	Oct 22, 2004
7	Ghost of a Chance	Oct 29, 2004
8	Gift of the Mutton	Nov 5, 2004
9	We'll Miss Gittle a Little	Nov 12, 2004
10	The Wedding (1)	Nov 19, 2004
11	The Wedding (2)	Jan 14, 2005
12	How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying to Be A Lesbian	Jan 21, 2005
13	Don't Kiss The Messenger	Jan 28, 2005
14	Sex and the Single Girls	Feb 4, 2005
15	Stupid Cupid	Feb 11, 2005
16	Nobody's Perfect	Feb 18, 2005
17	Dangerous Liaisons	Feb 25, 2005
18	Girls Gone Wild	Apr 8, 2005
19	Bad to the Scone	Apr 15, 2005
20	Working Girls	Apr 22, 2005
21	Pranks a Lot	Apr 29, 2005
22	The Kid, the Cake, and the Chemistry	May 6, 2005
23	My Boyfriend's Back (1)	May 13, 2005
24	Enough is Enough (2)	May 20, 2005

Season 4

18 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	I Want My Baby Back (3)	Sep 16, 2005
2	Surprise	Sep 23, 2005
3	The Redo	Sep 30, 2005
4	I've Got a Secret	Oct 7, 2005
5	The Perfect Date (1)	Oct 14, 2005
6	Halloween (2)	Oct 28, 2005
7	Someone's in the Kitchen with Daddy	Nov 4, 2005
8	Jazz Night	Nov 11, 2005
9	Ground-Turkey-Hog Day	Nov 18, 2005
10	For Love or Money	Dec 9, 2005
11	Coming Home	Jan 27, 2006
12	Desperate Girlfriends	Feb 3, 2006
13	The Other Women	Feb 17, 2006
14	Your Money or Your Wife	Feb 24, 2006
15	Garden State	Mar 3, 2006
16	Friends & Lovers	Mar 10, 2006
17	Now and Zen (1)	Mar 17, 2006
18	Finally (2)	Mar 24, 2006

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