Caroline and the Watch

Episode aired Feb 1, 1996
TV-PGTV-PG
22m

7.0/10

S1.E14

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Lea Thompson, Malcolm Gets, Eric Lutes, and Amy Pietz in Caroline in the City (1995)

Comedy Romance

Caroline buys an old desk and finds an engraved watch in a locked drawer. She sets out to find the secret of the watch. One of Del's employees dies and he finds out some unpleasant facts abo... Read allCaroline buys an old desk and finds an engraved watch in a locked drawer. She sets out to find the secret of the watch. One of Del's employees dies and he finds out some unpleasant facts about him.Caroline buys an old desk and finds an engraved watch in a locked drawer. She sets out to find the secret of the watch. One of Del's employees dies and he finds out some unpleasant facts about him.

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Andy Lauer and Eric Lutes in Caroline in the City (1995)

Lea Thompson, Morey Amsterdam, Malcolm Gets, and Rose Marie in Caroline in the City (1995)

Amy Pietz in Caroline in the City (1995)

Caroline buys an old desk that will allow both Caroline and Richard to work at the same time. However, it is too big to fit through the door and so Caroline is working in the hallway. A watch found in a locked drawer with a mysterious engraving sends Caroline off to find the original owner and the secret of the watch. One of Del's employees dies and he goes to the funeral only to find out some unpleasant facts about him. Annie is studying Caroline's cat, Salty, to learn some new moves for her dancing. —jem

Genres
- Comedy
- Romance
Certificate
- TV-PG
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Trivia
This was Morey Amsterdam's very last TV show/film project.

Connections
References Cagney & Lacey (1981)

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5/10

Another fun episode

I liked that all the characters were working together in some scenes of this episode, and you could now put any of them together in a story and it work, and that's testament to the cast/writers.

The simplest story lines are often the ones that work best on this show, and it's held together by such a likable performance from Lea Thompson as Caroline.

Lots of laughs here.

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