Caroline and the Cold Sesame Noodles

Episode aired Nov 17, 1997
21m

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

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Dan Futterman and Amy Pietz in Caroline in the City (1995)

Comedy

Romance

Del comes up with a novel way to improve sales of Caroline in the City cards. Annie is romantically pursued by her piano accompanist. Richard buys a belated wedding ring for Julia but he sus... Read allDel comes up with a novel way to improve sales of Caroline in the City cards. Annie is romantically pursued by her piano accompanist. Richard buys a belated wedding ring for Julia but he suspects that a delivery boy stole it.Del comes up with a novel way to improve sales of Caroline in the City cards. Annie is romantically pursued by her piano accompanist. Richard buys a belated wedding ring for Julia but he suspects that a delivery boy stole it.

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6.1/10

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Lea Thompson and Eric Lutes in Caroline in the City (1995)

Lea Thompson and Amy Pietz in Caroline in the City (1995)

Dan Futterman, Amy Pietz, and Hamilton von Watts in Caroline in the City (1995)

Lea Thompson in Caroline in the City (1995)

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Trivia
One of the episodes not available on streaming due to copyright issues.

Quotes
Caroline Duffy: Here we go, new releases... Twister, Twister, Flipper, Twister, Flipper, Flipper, Twister...
[to Annie]
Caroline Duffy: Sounds like one of your dates!

Connections
References The Cabin in the Cotton (1932)

Soundtracks
It Had to Be You
(uncredited)
Music by Isham Jones
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Performed by Amy Pietz

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7/10

A funny festive themed episode

This episode is so much better than the last, by a long way, probably in part because it is written by Marco Penette and Fred Barron, the creators.

Yes, Annie singing in a bar and introducing the Seth character was done very quickly, but it's a great story, and one that develops the Annie character significantly.

It was nice to see Caroline and Richard working together on a story line, especially one that wasn't centred on their 'will they/won't they?' romance.

The Charlie/Del story was a bit more throw away, but still had its moments.

On the whole a vast improvement in quality in this episode.

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