Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 22, 1992
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 101
Networks: ABC
Genres: Comedy

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Hangin' with Mr. Cooper(1992)

TMDB Rating: 6.5 (30 votes)

Overview

Hangin' with Mr. Cooper is an American television sitcom that originally aired on ABC from 1992 to 1997, starring Mark Curry and Holly Robinson. The show took place in Curry's hometown of Oakland, California. Hangin' with Mr. Cooper was produced by Jeff Franklin Productions, in association with Warner Bros. Television, and also became produced by Bickley-Warren Productions by the third season. The show originally aired on Tuesdays in prime time after sister series Full House. The show found its niche as an addition to the already successful TGIF Friday night lineup on ABC, and was part of the lineup from September 1993 to May 1996, before moving to Saturdays for its fifth and final season.

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1992

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Presentation	Sep 22, 1992
2	Hangin' with Michelle	Sep 29, 1992
3	On the Rebound	Oct 6, 1992
4	Please Pass the Jock	Oct 20, 1992
5	Cheers	Oct 27, 1992
6	Warriors (1)	Nov 10, 1992
7	Warriors (2)	Nov 17, 1992
8	Torn Between Two Teachers	Nov 24, 1992
9	My Dinner with Mark	Dec 1, 1992
10	Miracle in Oaktown	Dec 15, 1992
11	Unforgettable	Jan 5, 1993
12	In Vanessa We Trust	Jan 12, 1993
13	Forbidden Fruit	Jan 19, 1993
14	How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying	Feb 2, 1993
15	Valentine's Day Massacre	Feb 9, 1993
16	Boyz in the Woodz	Feb 16, 1993
17	Boys Don't Leave	Feb 23, 1993
18	The Unteachables	Mar 2, 1993
19	Piano Lesson	Mar 16, 1993
20	P.M.S.: Post Moving-in Syndrome	Apr 13, 1993
21	A Moving Experience	May 11, 1993
22	Livin' a Large Lie	May 18, 1993

Season 2

22 episodes • 1993

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Baby Love	Sep 24, 1993
2	Slumber Party	Oct 1, 1993
3	School's a Drag	Oct 8, 1993
4	Limpin' Lizards	Oct 15, 1993
5	Free at Last	Oct 22, 1993
6	Father Fairest	Oct 29, 1993
7	The Goodbye Girl	Nov 5, 1993
8	Seoul Shake	Nov 12, 1993
9	The Prince of Soul	Nov 19, 1993
10	Air Cooper	Nov 26, 1993
11	Santa's Got a Brand New Bag	Dec 10, 1993
12	Private School	Dec 17, 1993
13	For Whom the Heck the Bell Tolls	Jan 7, 1994
14	It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To	Jan 21, 1994
15	The Courtship of Mark Cooper	Jan 28, 1994
16	Wedding Bell Blues	Feb 4, 1994
17	Truth or Consequences	Feb 11, 1994
18	Trading Places	Feb 18, 1994
19	Pros and Convicts	Mar 4, 1994
20	Double Cheeseburger, Hold the Diploma	Mar 18, 1994
21	Groom and Doom	May 13, 1994
22	Hangin' with Mrs. Cooper	May 20, 1994

Season 3

22 episodes • 1994

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Call Me Irresponsible	Sep 23, 1994
2	My Bodyguard	Sep 30, 1994
3	Between Friends	Oct 7, 1994
4	He Said, She Said	Oct 14, 1994
5	Matinee	Oct 21, 1994
6	Mo' Money	Oct 28, 1994
7	Instant Replay	Nov 4, 1994
8	House Guest	Nov 11, 1994
9	My Achy Breaky Back	Nov 18, 1994
10	True Romance	Nov 25, 1994
11	Clothes Make the Man	Dec 2, 1994
12	Christmas Show	Dec 16, 1994
13	Coach	Jan 6, 1995
14	One Is the Loneliest Number	Jan 13, 1995
15	True Lies	Jan 27, 1995
16	The Ringer	Feb 3, 1995
17	Down in the Dumps	Feb 10, 1995
18	Hero	Feb 17, 1995
19	Here Comes the Groom	Feb 24, 1995
20	The Matchmaker	Apr 28, 1995
21	Guys' Night Out	May 5, 1995
22	High Hopes	May 12, 1995

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Season 4

22 episodes • 1995

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Together Again	Sep 22, 1995
2	It's a Matter of Principal	Sep 29, 1995
3	R.O.T.C.	Sep 13, 1995
4	E.R.	Oct 20, 1995
5	Halloween	Oct 27, 1995
6	Ghost in the Machine	Nov 3, 1995
7	Waterworld	Nov 10, 1995
8	I Remember Grandpa	Nov 17, 1995
9	R.E.S.P.E.C.T.	Dec 1, 1995
10	The Great Pretender	Dec 8, 1995
11	Christmas '95	Dec 15, 1995
12	Increase the Peace	Jan 5, 1996
13	Robo Golf	Jan 12, 1996
14	Coach Counselor	Jan 19, 1996
15	Talent Show	Feb 2, 1996
16	Globetrotters	Feb 9, 1996
17	Rivals	Feb 16, 1996
18	The Curse	Feb 23, 1996
19	Grumpy Old Man	Mar 8, 1996
20	True Confessions	Apr 26, 1996
21	Breaking Up Is Hard to Do	May 3, 1996
22	Will She or Won't She?	May 10, 1996

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Season 5

13 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Ring	Jun 21, 1997
2	Please Don't Go	Jun 28, 1997
3	The In-Laws	Jul 5, 1997
4	Security	Jul 12, 1997
5	The Spa	Jul 19, 1997
6	The Dance	Aug 2, 1997
7	One on One	Aug 9, 1997
8	The Swami	Aug 15, 1997
9	The Argument	Aug 16, 1997
10	Lifesaver	Aug 22, 1997
11	The Idol	Aug 23, 1997
12	Party, Party	Aug 29, 1997
13	Getting Personal	Aug 30, 1997

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