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Seasons & Episodes

EP1 X-Happily Ever After Sep 13, 1998

Ryan and Tiffany investigate about the dancing baby conspiracy in a parody of The X-Files.

EP2 Feline Alright Sep 20, 1998

Tiffany gets angry when she must run errands for A. Cyril Studebaker, her literatue teacher, to get an A.

EP3 Basketball... Again? Sep 27, 1998

After being fouled out in a game of basketball by a girl, Ryan decides to prove that men are better than women in basketball.

EP4 A Movie Show Oct 04, 1998

Tiffany is annoyed when Jerome, her sensitive boyfriend, won't stand up to rude people at a movie.

EP5 Love Letters Oct 11, 1998

Tiffany's love letters to Jacques, her European boyfriend, end up in Barbara's hands. Meanwhile, Mr. Floppy holds a phone vote to decide if he should stay with Drew Barrymore.

EP6 I Know What You Did in the Closet Oct 25, 1998

After Tiffany remembers Ryan locking her in a closet ten years before, Tiffany makes phone calls to Ryan telling him to beware of the closet monster. Ryan finds Jack, Barbara, and Ross dead and suspects Tiffany.

EP7 Ross' IQ Nov 01, 1998

Ryan and Tiffany sign as Ross's parents for him to retake his IQ test, after he gets an average score of 100.

EP8 The Fencing Show Nov 08, 1998

Tiffany faces off against Barbara in a fencing competition so she can get a good job.

EP9 Smart and Stupid Nov 15, 1998

To get money for the cable bill, the family goes on the game show Smart and Stupid, but Tiffany tells Barbara she looked fat and stupid on TV.

EP10 The Silver Rule Nov 22, 1998

Elliot, the school newspaper editor, sues Tiffany for sexual harassment when she tries to get him a front page story. Ryan gets to take over the horoscopes in the school paper.

EP11 Secrets Dec 13, 1998

Ryan tells Tiffany he slept with Penny, a girl she hates, but Tiffany has trouble keeping it a secret.

EP12 Royal Flush Jan 10, 1999

Jack sells expensive toilets illegally so Ryan and Tiffany can buy a Porsche.

EP13 Taffy's Boy Jan 17, 1999

A rich, overwight girl named Taffy has a crush on Ryan, so he dates her for her money.

EP14 Tiffany's Big Break Jan 24, 1999

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EP15 I Never Dunked for My Father Feb 07, 1999

Jack doesn't want to compete in a father-son basketball tournament with ross, so he has Ryan pretend to be Ross. Meanwhile, Tiffany and Barbara have Ross help them bake a cake for the homeless food drive, so that he will be distracted when Jack goes for the tournament.

EP16 Sex & Violins Feb 14, 1999

While Tiffany and Barbara write up their applications for college, Tiffany makes a lie about knowing how to play the violin, but finds out that she has to play even though she doesn't really know how.

EP17 Tiffany Burger Feb 21, 1999

Jimbo, a fast food millionaire with a burger joint, hires Ryan only to try and win Tiffany's heart by making a burger called the Tiffany Burger.

EP18 The Perfect Guy Feb 28, 1999

While dating a guy, Tiffany decides that he might be the one to lose her virginity to, but then Barbara gets in the way.

EP19 Date to Win May 02, 1999

Tiffany decides to help Ryan try and win over Barbara.

EP20 The Artist and the Con Artist May 09, 1999

Tiffany has to paint a picture for art class, but gets them mixed up with Ryan's and starts to be a success, but feels bad about using his work for success.

EP21 Tiffany Tutors the Teachers May 16, 1999

When finding out that all the teachers in her school didn't pass an exam for teaching, Tiffany is worried that all her years at Northridge Junior College will be worth nothing for Harvard. So she decides to teach her teachers so that they can pass the exam before it is too late.

EP22 Le Morte D'Floppy May 23, 1999

In the final episode, Tiffany is finally accepted into Harvard but without financial aid. To get enough money for Tiffany, he becomes a successful used car salesman and soon moves up to selling new cars and cars to celebrities. But Mr. Floppy dies because Jack is so caught up in his work, he won't pay attention to him. But drinking beer with Jak brings Floppy back.

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Released: 11 January 1995 Ended

Producted By: Touchstone Television

Country: United States of America

Budget: 0

Revenue: 0

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Cast

Geoff Pierson , Kevin Connolly , Nikki Cox

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Geoff Pierson as Jack Malloy

Kevin Connolly as Ryan Malloy

Nikki Cox as Tiffany Malloy

Reviews

OldGeezer916 So many knock offs, especially sitcoms, try to make a pretense that they are not. This is certainly not the case here. Just the fact that Geoff Pierson and Ed O'Neill look enough alike to be brothers can be no accident. The constant trading of insults, The hot daughter, dad portrayed as a loser etc. The one thing that kept me watching was Mr. Floppy. Bobcat is brilliant in this role and provides the biggest laughs. Without him I don't think this show would have ever seen a second season. After watching so many years of Married With Children I probably wouldn't have made it past the pilot. I thought the pill popping grandmother was also pretty funny at times.

Miss_MiChiMi This show was horrible. It was a direct clone of Married with Children, but in the place of Buck the dog, they had a stuffed animal voiced by Bobcat Golthwait. The first time I saw this, I was disgusted by how low the people who created this crappy show had stooped.I just could not believe that an obvious carbon copy show with extra crudeness and lewdness like this one had made it onto my television screen. Also, schizophrenia was obviously seen as comedic fodder, because the idea that a stuffed animal can give advice and be someone's best pal is psychotic if you ask me. This is another show that should be forgotten.

alvin_b_18 When "Unhappily Ever After" first began, I was hooked. I knew that it was similar to "Married With Children" but I didn't care. Why? Because the Malloy family seemed like an extreme sarcastic version of the Bundys...and I LOVED it.But then in season 2 the writers decided to have Jack move back in with Jenny and the kids. "OK," I thought, "that's not too bad." So I kept watching. Then in season 3 they killed off one of my favourite characters, Maureen. "All right," I thought, "now they're starting to go too far." Then in season 4 Jenny disappeared and the show more or less became "The Nikki Cox Show". That was when I stopped watching. I mean, I don't have anything against Cox as an actress, but I never cared for her character, Tiffany. And after season 3, as far as I was concerned, Tiffany "should have shut up and looked pretty". (To paraphrase Marcy from "Married With Children".) Because while she WAS beautiful, she was also very annoying. But they started to focus on Tiffany and ONLY Tiffany, although the show was supposed to be about Jack. Really, how many anorexia/smart-girl-can't-get-a-man jokes were we supposed to stand??? Tiffany just wasn't as funny as Jack, and her rants about her (lack of a) sex life and social issues got tired after a while.Oh well...all good things must come to an end. It's too bad "Unhappily Ever After" had to end on a low note.

chukyt What can I say? This sitcom was a complete bite-off of "Married... With Children", with a puppet to accompany to the show just like "ALF". Although, I must admit that Nikki Cox was the only reason I watched that show. Sure, Christina Applegate was sexy too, but no contest to Nikki! Another similarity is that the theme song is an actual oldies song (Ray Charles's "Hit The Road, Jack") while "Married... With Children's" theme song is the late Frank Sinatra's "Love & Marriage".

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