Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: August 18, 1998
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 88
Networks: Lifetime
Genres: Drama, Family

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Any Day Now(1998)

Two different lives. One incredible friendship

TMDB Rating: 7.4 (7 votes)

Overview

Any Day Now is an American drama series that aired on the Lifetime network from 1998 to 2002. The show stars Annie Potts and Lorraine Toussaint as best friends of different races who grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, in the 1960s during the peak of the Civil Rights Movement. In every episode, contemporary storylines are interwoven with a storyline from their shared past.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Unfinished Symphony	Aug 18, 1998
2	Huh?	Aug 25, 1998
3	Eve Of Destruction	Sep 1, 1998
4	It's Called Depression	Sep 8, 1998
5	Making Music With The Wrong Man	Sep 15, 1998
6	No Comment	Sep 29, 1998
7	Please Don't Tell My Mother	Oct 6, 1998
8	Courage ... It Means Heart	Oct 13, 1998
9	You Shoulda Seen My Daddy	Oct 20, 1998
10	Call Him Johnny	Oct 27, 1998
11	It's Who You Sleep With	Nov 3, 1998
12	Salamanders	Dec 1, 1998
13	I Feel Awful	Dec 8, 1998
14	Quit Bein' Such A Scaredy Cat	Dec 15, 1998
15	Blue	Jan 5, 1999
16	It's Your Problem, Not Mine	Jan 12, 1999
17	Trust Me	Jan 19, 1999
18	I Wish You Could Understand	Jan 26, 1999
19	Chapter One	Feb 9, 1999
20	I'm Not Emotional	Feb 16, 1999
21	Music From My Life	Mar 2, 1999
22	It's About The Heart	Mar 9, 1999

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Season 2

22 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	You Promise? I Promise	Aug 15, 1999
2	You Really Believe In That Stuff?	Aug 22, 1999
3	It's A Man's World	Sep 5, 1999
4	Don't Say Anything	Sep 12, 1999
5	Heads Or Tails	Sep 19, 1999
6	So This Is Intimacy?	Sep 26, 1999
7	It's Not You, It's Me	Oct 10, 1999
8	Family Is Family	Oct 17, 1999
9	It's Not About The Butter (1)	Oct 24, 1999
10	It's Not About The Butter (2)	Oct 24, 1999
11	Elephants In The Room	Oct 31, 1999
12	That's Our Son, Bobby	Nov 28, 1999
13	Say Something	Dec 5, 1999
14	Eyes Wide Open	Dec 12, 1999
15	A Parent's Job	Dec 19, 1999
16	Homegirl	Jan 2, 2000
17	From This Day On	Jan 9, 2000
18	Hey, Ugly!	Jan 16, 2000
19	Pay Your Dues	Jan 23, 2000
20	You Think I Am Lying To You?	Jan 30, 2000
21	The Toolshed Behind The Church	Mar 5, 2000
22	Who Abandoned Who?	Mar 12, 2000

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Season 3

22 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Nope	Jul 23, 2000
2	It's A Good Thing I'm Not Black	Jul 30, 2000
3	Three Hours A Week	Aug 6, 2000
4	The Dust Of Life	Aug 13, 2000
5	Three Lucky Ladies On The Line	Aug 20, 2000
6	Nothing Personal	Sep 3, 2000
7	Life	Sep 10, 2000
8	Love Is Love	Oct 8, 2000
9	There Are No Rules	Oct 15, 2000
10	The Outsiders	Oct 29, 2000
11	It's A Mother-Daughter Thing	Nov 5, 2000
12	Lighten Up, Rene	Dec 3, 2000
13	Where's The Justice In That?	Dec 10, 2000
14	Five Golden Rings	Dec 17, 2000
15	Life Isn't Fair	Jan 14, 2001
16	10 Days? Are You Crazy?	Jan 21, 2001
17	Tick, Tick, Tick	Feb 18, 2001
18	Don't Tell Me It's Not About Frankie	Feb 25, 2001
19	What If?	Mar 4, 2001
20	Children Are The Most Important Thing	Mar 11, 2001
21	It's Not Just A Word (1)	Mar 18, 2001
22	It's Not Just A Word (2)	Mar 18, 2001

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Season 4

22 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Don't Forget To Take Out Your Teeth	Jul 15, 2001
2	No More Forever	Jul 22, 2001
3	Everyone Deserves To Be Loved	Jul 29, 2001
4	Don't Give Up	Aug 5, 2001
5	One Hour Of Drama	Aug 12, 2001
6	No Place In This World	Aug 19, 2001
7	Peace Of Mind	Aug 26, 2001
8	The Contest	Sep 9, 2001
9	This Is Not Foreplay, This Is War	Oct 21, 2001
10	Blinded By The White	Oct 28, 2001
11	Rebel With A Cause	Nov 11, 2001
12	Stay Of Execution	Nov 18, 2001
13	Still My Little Soldier	Dec 2, 2001
14	It's Not Karma, It's Life	Dec 9, 2001
15	The Real Thing	Jan 6, 2002
16	In Too Deep	Jan 13, 2002
17	Call Him Macaroni	Jan 20, 2002
18	Truth Hurts	Jan 27, 2002
19	Boys Will Be Boys	Feb 17, 2002
20	Let The Games Begin	Mar 3, 2002
21	Just The Beginning (1)	Mar 10, 2002
22	Just The Beginning (2)	Mar 10, 2002

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