Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 30, 2002
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 88
Networks: CBS
Genres: Comedy

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Still Standing(2002)

TMDB Rating: 6.9 (58 votes)

Overview

After 18 years of marriage, high school sweethearts Bill and Judy Miller still make each other laugh and try to keep their marriage intact, even when their family pulls them in different directions. Since Bill has a far more immature approach to marriage and raising their three children than Judy does, they work at striking a balance and remembering why they love each other, quirks and all.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pilot	Sep 30, 2002
2	Still Reading	Oct 7, 2002
3	Still in School	Oct 14, 2002
4	Still Rocking	Oct 21, 2002
5	Still Volunteering	Oct 28, 2002
6	Still Cheering	Nov 4, 2002
7	Still Cheating	Nov 11, 2002
8	Still Family	Nov 18, 2002
9	Still Thankful	Nov 25, 2002
10	Still Scalping	Dec 9, 2002
11	Still Spending	Dec 16, 2002
12	Still Bullying	Jan 6, 2003
13	Still Good Cop	Jan 27, 2003
14	Still Scoring	Feb 3, 2003
15	Still Romancing	Feb 10, 2003
16	Still Hairdressing	Feb 17, 2003
17	Still Excelling	Mar 10, 2003
18	Still Sisters	Mar 31, 2003
19	Still Changing	Apr 14, 2003
20	Still Petting	Apr 28, 2003
21	Still Mom	May 5, 2003
22	Still Partying	May 12, 2003

Season 2

23 episodes • 2003Avg: 8.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Still Negotiating	Sep 22, 2003	0.0
2	Still Driving	Sep 29, 2003	0.0
3	Still the Bad Parents	Oct 6, 2003	0.0
4	Still Our Kids	Oct 13, 2003	0.0
5	Still Got It	Oct 20, 2003	0.0
6	Still Shoplifting	Oct 27, 2003	0.0
7	Still Our Little Boy	Nov 3, 2003	0.0
8	Still Interfering	Nov 10, 2003	0.0
9	Still Dreaming	Nov 17, 2003	0.0
10	Still Believing	Nov 24, 2003	0.0
11	Still Christmas	Dec 15, 2003	8.0
12	Still Responsible	Jan 5, 2004	0.0
13	Still Narcing	Feb 2, 2004	0.0
14	Still Bill's Dad	Feb 9, 2004	0.0
15	Still Flirting	Feb 16, 2004	0.0
16	Still Groping	Feb 23, 2004	0.0
17	Still Parading	Mar 1, 2004	0.0
18	Still Stressing	Mar 22, 2004	0.0
19	Still the Man	Apr 19, 2004	0.0
20	Still Hangin' Out	May 3, 2004	0.0
21	Still in Cahoots	May 10, 2004	0.0
22	Still Champions	May 17, 2004	0.0
23	Still Seceding	May 24, 2004	0.0

Season 3

23 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Still Scamming	Sep 20, 2004
2	Still Neighbors	Sep 27, 2004
3	Still Looking for Love	Oct 4, 2004
4	Still Winning	Oct 11, 2004
5	Still Auctioning	Oct 18, 2004
6	Still Cooking	Oct 25, 2004
7	Still Going First	Nov 8, 2004
8	Still Cruising	Nov 15, 2004
9	Still Shallow	Nov 22, 2004
10	Still Lying	Nov 29, 2004
11	Still Fast	Dec 13, 2004
12	Still Bonding	Jan 3, 2005
13	Still Advising	Jan 17, 2005
14	Still Drinking	Jan 31, 2005
15	Still Single	Feb 7, 2005
16	Still Not the One	Feb 14, 2005
17	Still Helping Out	Feb 21, 2005
18	Still Admiring	Mar 7, 2005
19	Still the Boss	Mar 21, 2005
20	Still Holding	Apr 18, 2005
21	Still Mother's Day	May 2, 2005
22	Still Getting Married	May 23, 2005
23	Still Exchanging	May 23, 2005

Season 4

20 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Still Losin' It	Sep 21, 2005
2	Still Using	Sep 28, 2005
3	Still Selling Out	Oct 5, 2005
4	Still Beauty & the Geek	Oct 12, 2005
5	Still Irresponsible	Oct 19, 2005
6	Still Aging	Nov 2, 2005
7	Still Bill Vol. 1	Nov 9, 2005
8	Still the Fun One	Nov 23, 2005
9	Still Avoiding Christmas	Dec 14, 2005
10	Still a Team	Jan 11, 2006
11	Still Sweet	Jan 18, 2006
12	Still Decorating	Jan 25, 2006
13	Still Flunking	Feb 1, 2006
14	Still Out of the Loop	Feb 15, 2006
15	Still Eighteen	Feb 22, 2006
16	Still Saying I Love You	Feb 22, 2006
17	Still Coaching	Mar 1, 2006
18	Still Bad	Mar 1, 2006
19	Still Deceitful	Mar 8, 2006
20	Still Graduating	Mar 8, 2006

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