Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 3, 2001
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 113
Networks: UPN
Genres: Comedy, Talk

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One on One(2001)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

TMDB Rating: 8.1 (31 votes)

Overview

A sportscaster becomes a full-time dad when his ex-wife decides to accept a job out of the country and his teenage daughter, Breanna, moves in with him.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 2001Avg: 8.5

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	When Flex Got Breanna	Sep 3, 2001	9.0
2	Jailbait	Sep 10, 2001	0.0
3	Radioactive Platonic	Sep 17, 2001	0.0
4	School Dazed	Sep 24, 2001	9.0
5	My Life as a Dog	Oct 1, 2001	8.0
6	Let's Wait Awhile	Oct 8, 2001	8.0
7	Playing Possum	Oct 15, 2001	8.0
8	Phantom Menace	Oct 29, 2001	8.0
9	Fifteen Candles	Nov 5, 2001	9.0
10	Mi Casa Es Mi Casa	Nov 12, 2001	0.0
11	Thanksgiving It to Me, Baby	Nov 19, 2001	0.0
12	Santa Baby	Dec 17, 2001	9.0
13	Tame Me, I'm the Shrew	Jan 21, 2002	0.0
14	The Case of the Almost Broken Heart	Feb 4, 2002	0.0
15	Adventures in Double-Dating	Feb 11, 2002	0.0
16	Me and My Shadow	Feb 25, 2002	0.0
17	It's Raining Women	Mar 4, 2002	0.0
18	The Way You Make Me Feel	Mar 25, 2002	0.0
19	Love Means Never Having to Say I Know You	Apr 29, 2002	0.0
20	Fatal Attractions	May 6, 2002	0.0
21	Misery	May 13, 2002	0.0
22	He Got Game...Again	May 20, 2002	0.0

Season 2

23 episodes • 2002Avg: 8.5Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	I Believe I Can Fly (1)	Sep 23, 2002	0.0
2	I Believe I Can Fly (2)	Sep 30, 2002	9.0
3	Unemployment Up, Pride Down	Oct 7, 2002	0.0
4	Daddy in Overdrive	Oct 14, 2002	0.0
5	Pop Art	Oct 21, 2002	0.0
6	Give Me Some Credit	Oct 28, 2002	0.0
7	Give'em an Inch, They'll Throw a Rave	Nov 4, 2002	9.0
8	A Fla-dap by Any Other Name	Nov 11, 2002	9.0
9	Crappy Birthday	Nov 18, 2002	0.0
10	Is It Safe?	Nov 25, 2002	0.0
11	Everybody Loves Whom?	Dec 16, 2002	9.0
12	Daddy, I Don't Need an Edumacation	Jan 6, 2003	0.0
13	Daddy's Other Girl	Feb 3, 2003	9.0
14	The One About Your Friends	Feb 4, 2003	9.0
15	The Test	Feb 10, 2003	9.0
16	Take This Job and Love It	Feb 17, 2003	9.0
17	Where Everybody Knows Your Name	Feb 24, 2003	8.0
18	I Know What You Did Last Thursday	Mar 17, 2003	6.0
19	Meet the Parents	Apr 14, 2003	8.0
20	Checkmate Daddy	Apr 28, 2003	0.0
21	Heart to Heart	May 5, 2003	0.0
22	Stuck on You	May 12, 2003	0.0
23	Find My Wife, Please	May 19, 2003	0.0

Season 3

24 episodes • 2003Avg: 7.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	It's a Family Thing	Sep 16, 2003	10.0
2	Stepmom, Misstep	Sep 23, 2003	0.0
3	Creepin'	Sep 30, 2003	0.0
4	PTAmore	Oct 7, 2003	0.0
5	2 Young, 2 Curious	Oct 14, 2003	0.0
6	One Hand Washington's the Other	Oct 21, 2003	0.0
7	I Hear White People	Nov 4, 2003	0.0
8	Keeping It	Nov 11, 2003	0.0
9	Tears of a Clown	Nov 18, 2003	7.0
10	Spy Games	Nov 24, 2003	0.0
11	It's a Miserable Life	Dec 16, 2003	6.0
12	Dream Seller	Jan 13, 2004	6.0
13	East Meets East Coast	Jan 27, 2004	8.0
14	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Hip Hop World	Feb 10, 2004	7.0
15	The Catch	Feb 24, 2004	7.0
16	He's Not Heavy, He's My Half-Brother	Mar 2, 2004	0.0
17	Spy Games Reloaded	Mar 30, 2004	7.0
18	Cabin Fever	Apr 6, 2004	0.0
19	Sleepless in Baltimore	Apr 27, 2004	8.0
20	No More Wire Hangers	May 4, 2004	9.0
21	The Prodigal Brother	May 11, 2004	9.0
22	Splitting Hairs	May 18, 2004	0.0
23	The Play's the Thing (1)	May 25, 2004	8.0
24	Bright Lights, Big City (2)	May 25, 2004	0.0

Season 4

22 episodes • 2004Avg: 8.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	We'll Take Manhattan	Sep 20, 2004	0.0
2	Zen Daddy	Sep 27, 2004	9.0
3	Follow That Car	Oct 4, 2004	8.0
4	Dirty Laundry	Oct 11, 2004	8.0
5	Rock The Vote	Oct 18, 2004	0.0
6	Manic Monday	Oct 25, 2004	8.0
7	You Don't Have To Go Home...	Nov 8, 2004	0.0
8	Daddy's Home	Nov 15, 2004	0.0
9	Who Brought The Jive Turkey?	Nov 22, 2004	0.0
10	Lost In The Headlights	Nov 29, 2004	0.0
11	Mojo No Mo	Dec 13, 2004	0.0
12	Shock Jock	Jan 3, 2005	8.0
13	Goodbye, Mr. Chips	Jan 31, 2005	0.0
14	Lock Blockin'	Feb 7, 2005	0.0
15	Rock and a Hard Place	Feb 14, 2005	0.0
16	Contract High	Feb 21, 2005	0.0
17	Accidental Love (1)	Feb 28, 2005	0.0
18	Accidental Love (2)	Mar 28, 2005	0.0
19	Glug, Glug	May 2, 2005	0.0
20	Save The First Dance	May 9, 2005	0.0
21	Cap And Frown	May 16, 2005	0.0
22	The Graduates	May 23, 2005	0.0

Season 5

22 episodes • 2005Avg: 8.8

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	One on One Remix	Sep 19, 2005	0.0
2	Money's Tight and So Are My Abs	Sep 26, 2005	0.0
3	House Dad	Oct 3, 2005	0.0
4	Static Clingy	Oct 10, 2005	0.0
5	Study Buddy	Oct 17, 2005	0.0
6	Where's my Yemmy?	Oct 24, 2005	0.0
7	Who's The Boss?	Nov 7, 2005	0.0
8	Venice Boulevard of Broken Dreams	Nov 14, 2005	0.0
9	One On One, One Oh Oh	Nov 21, 2005	0.0
10	Waiting for Huffman	Nov 28, 2005	0.0
11	It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like? Venice?	Dec 12, 2005	0.0
12	Missing the Daddy Express	Jan 16, 2006	0.0
13	Fame and the Older Woman	Feb 6, 2006	0.0
14	Espresso Your Love	Feb 13, 2006	0.0
15	Tijuana Break Up?	Feb 20, 2006	0.0
16	Dump Me? Dump You!	Feb 27, 2006	0.0
17	Recipe for Disaster	Mar 27, 2006	0.0
18	The Reel World	Apr 17, 2006	0.0
19	California Girl	Apr 24, 2006	10.0
20	Double Trouble	May 1, 2006	10.0
21	I Love L.A., Part 1	May 8, 2006	7.0
22	I Love L.A., Part 2	May 15, 2006	8.0

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