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Family Ties: Season 3, Episode 74 Rms Ocn Vu (8 Nov. 1984) 7.1
The parents are away for a few days, Alex is in charge but cares only for his date Monica, so he wants the girls out; Mallory 'drives' straight into a telephone pole, now they must come up ... See full summary » Director:Lee Shallat Chemel |
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Darlene Driscoll
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Sue Barker
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Marcianne Warman | ... |
Ellen Barker
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Dougie Barker
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Robert Schanche | ... |
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The parents are away for a few days, Alex is in charge but cares only for his date Monica, so he wants the girls out; Mallory 'drives' straight into a telephone pole, now they must come up with some $300 to pay for repairs. Alex decides to earn enough by renting out rooms with ocean views to traveling Leland sports game attendants, who certainly bid enough to make a profit on top. Skippy, who can't go home, is happy to stay as unpaid bellhop and sleeps on the floor like the girls, 'hotel manager' Alex gets the couch and can't resist to keep the sweet money flowing in. Then dad calls: he'll be home in a few hours. The guests even brought fellow Leland fans to celebrate their victory frat-style... Written by KGF Vissers
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Steven: Alex, parents are conditioned to put up with a few minor accidents when they leave their children home alone. A broken vase, spilt milk on the rug... There was a kangaroo... in my living room.
Alex P. Keaton: ...He was just here for the party dad.
Steven: Then I guess I'm overreacting.
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The title is based on the Broadway play "6 Rms Riv Vu" by Bob Randall which opened at the Helen Hayes Theater in New York on October 17, 1972 and ran for 247 performances. See more »Quotes
[Steven's reaction to Alex turning their house into a hotel]Steven: Alex, parents are conditioned to put up with a few minor accidents when they leave their children home alone. A broken vase, spilt milk on the rug... There was a kangaroo... in my living room.
Alex P. Keaton: ...He was just here for the party dad.
Steven: Then I guess I'm overreacting.
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