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EP1 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Sep 23, 2000

Neal gets Invited to Kate's house for Dinner and meets Kate's Father, William Richard (James Avery, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air) a Lawyer, Tells Neal about her and soon after dinner William tells Kate that she should'nt see Neal Anymore and he soon finds out what's he did. Meanwhile, Marci buy Clothes from the Internet and gets Ben, Cray, Jane and Sui to model them at the Warehouse but did'nt notice that the Clothes Marci bought on the Internet were stolen and ends up with the Police.

EP2 Push Comes to Shove Sep 30, 2000

When Cray comes Head to Head with a Bully at School, Jane and Neal teach Him Lessons on how to Fight and Protect himself from getting hit again.

EP3 The Two Year Itch Oct 07, 2000

Jane meets a thief on the Streets named Jesse, after she invities her home, Jane has been in the Garage and discovers Sui's Stolen Purse and gives the Purse back to Sui. But when Dave and Karen hear Jane's Conversation, they and the kids soon Discover Jesse in the Van and blames Jane for selling her out and runs away. Later, She, Ben and Neal went to the place she Discovered were Jesse lives and later gives her the Jacket Jane got from the Blake's for her second year with them and Jessie meets Jane at the Warehouse where Marci and Sui gave them a meal. Also, Cray becomes a star when he is picked by a Promoter for a Orange Juice Company but later finds out he's been Replaced by a Chimp.

EP4 The Race Car Oct 14, 2000

Ben. Cray and Neal enter a Contest at the Warehouse to win a Car, Unfortunately Cray wins the Car but can't drive yet because he's only 13. When Ben and Neal try to steal it, they get arrested and taken in by the Police. Marci and Sui also get into a fight when Marci becomes better than Sui and the Two Sisters fight it out on who the best girl.

EP5 One of Our Own Oct 21, 2000

Jane asks the Blakes if they would adopt her and they are delighted. But when she sees how excited they get when they find out Karen is pregnant, she wonders if she will ever be loved and accepted like a ""real"" daughter. Also, Neal tries to ""dumb down"" to the level of a girl he's attracted to.

EP6 Crushed Oct 28, 2000

Cray Develops a crush on Becky whos started working at The Warehouse, When He and Becky are out on a date, She starts to fall for Ben and gets out of Control and Cray catches Becky hugging him and Ben tells Cray he would'nt take his Girl. Meanwhile, Jane tries out for Kickboxing when a Promter discovers her and she Becomes a Wrestler, but she'll have to go down to Lunachick who's also The Promoters Wife to earn the money.

EP7 Dad Strikes Out Nov 04, 2000

Dave goes on strike in this episode. When the strike goes on longer than originally expected, Dave is forced to take a temporary job at Corn Dog World. At the end of the episode, the strike ends, and Dave mentions that the workers received a better pay and benefit package.

EP8 Sui's in for Stormy Weather Nov 11, 2000

Neal and Ben land jobs as film critics for the local cable access channel but the forecast for Sui's new career as the station's new weather girl is cloudy when she must decide how to deal with sexual harrassment from her boss. Meanwhile, Cray considers piercing his ear and getting a tatoo in order to impress a girl at school.

EP9 Jane Cops Out Nov 18, 2000

Jane applys for a Job at Barnacle Bob's when she meets a Rookie Cop named Patrick, but Patrick's Actions to Jane go Serious as He learns about Stalking. Dave Moves in with Cray and Neal after Karen has no sleep because of his Snoring.

EP10 Marci's in Hot Salsa Nov 25, 2000

Marci wants more than anything to win the salsa dance contest at The Wherehouse but she is faced with a difficult choice between partnering with her new boyfriend Octavio who has two left feet or risk hurting his feelings by entering the contest with a better dancer. Meanwhile, a grounded Neal has some sense knocked in to him, literally, when goes against his better judgement and sneaks out of the house with Jane and Ben to see a baseball game where he gets beaned by a foul ball.

EP11 Roots Dec 02, 2000

Dave and Karen leave the Blake Children the House while there gone for the Weekend, Cray asks them to help find his Birth Family for his Project which the other kids agree to help when Jane Returned and The Van's Valve Blew and would take them $300 to Fix it and Marci comes up with an Idea to turn to Blake's Household into a Bed and Breakfast because it's Superbowl Weekend in Miami and all the hotels are full. The Kids collect Unused stuff so that the Bed and Breakfast thing can work and put Fliers around Miami so People can know where they can Relax, Cray helps Neal search more about his Family on the Internet to know which Family he was born and later in Dave and Karen's Room finds a Box and Founds Cray's Birth Certificate saying he was Born in Fort Lauderdale. Ben, Jane, Marci and Sui help get the Bedrooms ready for the Arrival of the Guests and Marci gives them a speech about what to raise the Money for the Van, The First Guests we Mrs. Cosgrove and her Niece Camille who Ben has th

EP12 Say Cheese Dec 16, 2000

The Blake's Reminece about their Past Adventures as they take a Photo for Karen's Birthday.

EP13 Hitting on a Guy Jan 06, 2001

Sui talks Jane into going on a last-minute double date with her. Jane likes her date Ralph, even though she tells him that she hates his name. After a second date with Ralph, Jane comes home looking disheveled but she won't talk about what happened. The other family members notice bruises on Jane and they assume that Ralph is responsible. Ben, Neal and Cray confront Ralph. He tells them they had a fight, but it was Jane who attacked him and he just defended himself. The Blakes have an intervention with Jane and she confesses that her last foster father, who was named Ralph, used to beat her and that just the mention of the name triggered a violent reaction in her. Also, Marcy is trying to arrange a dinner at the Warehouse for Dave and Karen as Foster Parents of the Year, but things keep going wrong. The rest of the family pitches in to help pull the dinner off.

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Released: 12 September 1998 Ended

Producted By: NBC Productions

Country: United States of America

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Revenue: 0

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Synopsis

One World is a half-hour comedy series on TNBC about the everyday issues of a large family, the Blakes of Miami. Ex-baseball player Dave Blake and his artist wife Karen have adopted 6 teens of various ethnic and racial backgrounds. The show was produced by Peter Engel Productions and canceled after 3 seasons.

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Michael Toland , Elizabeth Morehead , Bryan Kirkwood

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Michael Toland as Dave Blake

Elizabeth Morehead as Karen Blake

Bryan Kirkwood as Ben Blake

Reviews

Catherine_Grace_Zeh I used to watch this show when I was growing up. When I think about it, I remember it very well. If you ask me, it was a good show. The opening sequence and theme song are pretty vivid in my mind. In addition to that, everyone was ideally cast. Also, the writing was very strong. The performances were top-grade, too. I hope some network brings it back so I can see every episode. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say that I'll always remember this show in my memory forever, even though I'm not sure if I've seen every episode. Now, in conclusion, if some network ever brings it back, I hope that you catch it one day before it goes off the air for good.

John The main reason that teen-oriented sitcoms saturated the Saturday morning landscape is due to the unfortunate decline of creativity in cartoons. First, there was "Saved by the Bell"/ "Good Morning, Miss Bliss". Due to the success of this franchise, this led to so many others: "Saved by the Bell: The New Class", "City Guys", "Hang Time", "USA High", "California Dreams", "All About Us", etc. These shows share one important common bond: They dealt with teens as they interacted with each other in the high school setting. Of course, each show took place in a different city. These shows also tried to include "ethnic diversity" in the cast. Then we come around to "One World".First, the show tried to be blatantly diverse in ethnicities: the Whites, the Asian, the Black, the Hispanic, the American Indian. (Did I leave anything out?) Given the forced diversity and the way they dressed, the show looked like an advertisement for the United Colors of Benetton. Second, the show centered around their lives at home, and getting along while they lived together. This was different from the other shows, which centered around how the teens got along while in school together.The rest of the show can be called "predictable", because the plots, jokes, and morality messages have existed in the same forms on the rest of the teen sitcoms. However, this series clearly showed that the "teen sitcom" genre was getting extremely stale and overused. The show tried to be different due to the focus being at home rather than at school, but it was all the same. This oversaturation of this genre led to its demise. Because it was so stale, it was simply canceled. This was unlike "Saved.." or "Hang Time", when the final episodes gave a sense of closure to those series. Because the characters of "One World" got along so well, this was an attempt to show teens that racism is dead, or something like that. Please

helll_razor I like the show(well maybe its because of Alisa Reyes)...chica bonita....but the show has its moments of "silliness". But its trying to show you that its possible for a mixed bag of people to get along...kinda like our city of NYC and my old HS. A melting pot, sure some of the jokes are lame...but I can over look that.P.S. Alisa Reyes is hot!!

Quinn-5 Just what the American tv viewing public has been in dire need of...another Saturday morning, teen-oriented "sitcom" from the master of the medium, Hollywood outcast extraordinaire, Peter Engel, creator of the "Saved By The Bell" series, a franchise that has no doubt made him richer than he ever imagined and spawned a collection of similar projects from his frighteningly unoriginal mind, the latest of which is this laughable effort, "One World". Once more, a cast of about seven or so well-groomed, well-mannered and extremely well dressed "teens" (I put the word in quotes because there are at least 3 cast members that look well over 20) who struggle with that pesky thing called a conscious as they get into such life-shaping and soul-searching situations like...finding the PERFECT gift for their foster dad, or...learning to live with the rebellious new girl, because she's rude with an AT-TI-TUDE, GIRLFRIEND!!! But the real kicker about this show is the overall premise...the teens are all orphans and/or troubled kids living in a huge three story house with their foster parents, who I suppose just woke up one day and said "Honey, let's forget about kids of our own! Let's just welcome in as many ethnically diverse juvinile delinquents and orphans the state has to offer!!" And thus this brilliant filler of a half hour was born, complete with the good ol' Engel touch of mixing in some adults to balance the viewing balance...and like past Engel triumphs, the adults here have been seemingly pulled at random out of crowds at shopping malls or movie theaters, because if they can be called actors, I have a pet parrot that can deliver embarrassingly awkward jokes more flatly. However, I get the feeling Mr. Engel's intentions are, in fact, good...after all, behind each storyline is a very thinly veiled morality message, and kids do need that. Its sort of a "Sesame Street" for teens, only without the Jim Henson wit...and creativity...and decent writing...mediorce lighting...I could go on...but I'm going to get work on making my own sitcom. Because apparently anyone who speaks the King's English can...