Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: November 8, 1997
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 57
Networks: Nickelodeon
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Kids, Comedy, Drama

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The Journey of Allen Strange(1997)

TMDB Rating: 8.0 (4 votes)

Overview

A humorous yet empathetic look at what would happen if an alien, lost and far from home, were to take on the form of an Earthbound teenage boy.

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1997

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Arrival	Nov 8, 1997
2	Entry	Nov 15, 1997
3	Space	Nov 22, 1997
4	Gronpoly	Dec 6, 1997
5	Starwalk	Dec 13, 1997
6	The Visit	Dec 27, 1997
7	Battle	Jan 3, 1998
8	The Guardian	Jan 10, 1998
9	Collision	Jan 17, 1998
10	Compute	Jan 24, 1998
11	Rescue	Feb 21, 1998
12	Home (1)	Feb 24, 1998
13	Home (2)	Feb 26, 1998

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Season 2

26 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Passage	Aug 31, 1998
2	The Day of the Beagle	Sep 2, 1998
3	Haunted	Sep 7, 1998
4	Pride of the Dolphin	Sep 9, 1998
5	Strange Culture	Sep 14, 1998
6	Two for the Road	Sep 16, 1998
7	The Broken Puzzle	Sep 23, 1998
8	Portal (1)	Sep 28, 1998
9	Portal (2)	Sep 30, 1998
10	The Truth About Lies	Oct 5, 1998
11	A Room of My Own	Oct 12, 1998
12	Cash Crunch	Oct 21, 1998
13	Father & Son	Nov 4, 1998
14	A New Leaf	Nov 23, 1998
15	Secret of the Deep	Nov 30, 1998
16	Dances with Moose	Dec 2, 1998
17	Baby on Board	Dec 14, 1998
18	Eye of a Stranger	Feb 8, 1999
19	Unmasked!	Mar 10, 1999
20	Fast Friends	Mar 17, 1999
21	Space Bugs	Mar 24, 1999
22	All Apologies	Mar 31, 1999
23	Strike Out	Apr 7, 1999
24	Down the Tube	Apr 14, 1999
25	Bust A Move	Apr 21, 1999
26	Shadows in the Sky	Apr 28, 1999

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Season 3

18 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date
2	First Day of School	Dec 5, 1999
3	Split Decision	Dec 12, 1999
4	Mother And Child Reunion	Dec 19, 1999
5	Twist Of Fate	Dec 26, 1999
6	As The Millennium Turns	Dec 31, 1999
7	A Day At The Races	Jan 2, 2000
8	Hamilton's Missing	Jan 9, 2000
9	Science Friction	Jan 16, 2000
10	Blue-Up	Jan 23, 2000
11	Out On A Limb	Jan 30, 2000
12	A Burp In Time	Feb 6, 2000
13	Love Stinks	Feb 13, 2000
14	Allen On TV	Feb 20, 2000
15	Out To Lunch	Feb 27, 2000
16	Bringing Up Baby	Mar 5, 2000
17	Heroes	Apr 9, 2000
18	Life Of The Party	Apr 16, 2000
19	Message From Beyond	Apr 23, 2000

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