Dirty Dancing

1988
Dirty Dancing

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 Baby, It's You Oct 29, 1988

As with the movie, Baby is on her way for a summer at Kellerman's with a similar monologue. The difference, in the series, she is Baby Kellerman and this is the first time she has spent time with her father in years - since her father's divorce. While she is content to spend the summer doing a regular job at the resort, her father makes her an entertainment coordinator, a job that was held by Johnny Castle (still the dance instructor). While Johnny is not happy about the change, he allows it. Baby works to be accepted by the group, fights her attraction to Johnny, and learns to dance - all while getting to know her father as an adult.

EP2 Heat Wave Nov 05, 1988

A searing heat wave grips the Catskills as Baby continues grappling with her feelngs for Johnny. The resort is also preparing for a visit from Red Buttons. Johnny agrees to pick up Red Buttons from the train station, picks up and unwilling Baby along the way and they end up getting stranded.

EP3 Save the Last Dance for Me Nov 12, 1988

Johnny's former flame and dance teacher visits the resort wanting him to help her win a dance contest.

EP4 Walk Like A Man Nov 19, 1988

Johnny's parents come visit, bringing up issues between Johnny and his father regarding his son's profession.

EP5 Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Dec 03, 1988

A sexy folk singer cones to Kellerman's, garnering the attention of every young woman. Baby and her cousin vie for his attention.

EP6 Poetry In Motion Dec 10, 1988

""Miss Subways 1963"" visits Kellerman's, entrancing Max Kellerman, much to Baby's dismay.

EP7 Book of Love (Part 1) Dec 17, 1988

The staff faces separation and unemployment when the books show Kellerman's in the red.

EP8 Book of Love (Part 2) Dec 17, 1988

Baby develops a crush on a visiting author and learns some hard lessons about love.

EP9 Turn Me Loose Dec 31, 1988

Baby's mother comes to Kellerman's to celebrate her 40th birthday and surprises her daughter (and ex-husband) with both a new look and new outlook on life.

EP10 Our Day Will Come Jan 07, 1989

Sweets' old flame comes to Kellerman's wanting to settle down however their happiness is shortlived as guests' prejudices focus on the interracial relationship.

EP11 Hit the Road Jan 14, 1989

Johnny's best friend comes to visit and wants to live out the boyhood plans the two had made.
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Released: 29 October 1988 Ended
Producted By: Vestron Television
Country: United States of America
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Dirty Dancing is a 1988 television series on the CBS network. It is based on the film Dirty Dancing but had none of the original cast or staff. It stars Patrick Cassidy as Johnny and Melora Hardin as Baby. The show only lasted half a season, before it was canceled in January 1989 due to low ratings.

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andrewkoch2010 The title of the series i felt was justified, and should stand as is as it represents a classic movie that has aired from generation to generation. In one sense i disliked it because it was aired at a time where the audience was still captivated by the original movie so the audience never really was discovered if more promoting and running time was given i think it would have stood on its own for accreditation. In another sense i felt the TV series brought some shining moments that were not apparent in the original film for example the live singing that took place that really brought a whole new perspective to the TV series and i feel it was a great move by the producers of the show. There are truly in film industries both pros and cons to all films made in comparison of the two i think they both had the same output for the audience as far as originality i think the sitcom had more of a reality to it then the movie as it was based around family and friends in a real time situation. I wont compare on the actors as it would be bias on my part considering i was a participating cast Actor in both the film and the sitcom. I believe every actor and actress have their own style and to judge who was better would be insulting to those who were casted in the film and TV sitcom. I truly wish the promoting of it continue for another season i believe the audience would have come but due to the short running of it i feel that it wasn't given its justified time to get out and be noticed. I enjoyed being part of both the motion film and sitcom and that cast for both were just amazing. Tales from one of the original cast members of both film and TV. I believe that if they ever do decide to try and bring back the TV series of it and gave it an honest promotional advertising of it i think that it would truly become a much loved show. Come on Kenny or Steven give it one more try the movie is a true classic one loved by all ages even to this day and with the development of video and technology today there are no limits what the sitcom can bring to the audience in today's time 1987 -88 was when technology was still a ongoing growth of the mind and capabilities of the human concept. I believe that if they brought the sitcom back in today's modern world it would truly go off the charts as one of the best sitcoms out there. Rating of the two film and TV sitcom i believe would have come very close and i also think that with today's audience and tomorrows technology the emotions and the pureness of the cast decides on the audience. There will always be positive and negative but in today society with all the advancement of today's Screenplays and Writers the knowledge of the Directors and Producer and the wisdom obtained over the years i believe that it would always be one of those names you can't forget Dirty Dancing was one of the most loved movies of all times and those fans of the movie will always remember the one's who brought it to its fame and i believe the sitcom has the same potential to bring it to the top as well.
boogann This series kind of missed its window of opportunity - but it didn't help that it was scheduled where it's target audience was sure to miss it. I actually liked it better than the movie. I thought the writing was better and the acting in many ways was better. I thought Patrick Cassidy had a better feel of who Johnny Castle was than his movie counterpart. All in all, I thought the series had a better feel for the characters and period. It's a shame it never found an audience.