The Facts of Life

Season 1

13 listed hours · 1979–1988 · NBC

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How this season is filed

Teen/young-adult multi-cam that actually let girls lead for years — chemistry over cool. Mrs. Garrett's Eastland wing, Blair Warner privilege, Jo, Natalie, Tootie, and very special episodes as a feature not a bug. A Diff'rent Strokes spin-off that became young-womanhood appointment TV. You take the good, you take the bad — still accurate.

TV Flash files Season 1 of The Facts of Life (1979–1988) on NBC as the first listed season of 9 — 13 listed hours, 1979-08-24–1980-06-11 from “Rough Housing” (S01E01) to “Dope” (S01E13). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.

  1. S01E01 Rough Housing

    Rough Housing is the Diff'rent Strokes spin-off contract: Mrs. Garrett's wing, girls leading, chemistry over cool.

  1. S01E01

    Rough Housing

    The Harvest Fair festivities are dampened by a misunderstanding over a tomboy's affections for the other girls.

  2. S01E02

    Like Mother, Like Daughter

    Blair's mother runs into an old high-school boyfriend during Parents Night.

  3. S01E03

    The Return of Mr. Garrett

    Mrs. Garrett's ex-husband proposes again.

  4. S01E04

    I.Q.

    Tootie discloses her friends' I.Q. scores.

  5. S01E05

    Overachieving

    Tootie's father wants to remove her from Mrs. Garrett's care.

  6. S01E06

    Emily Dickinson

    Blair's solution to a problem puts the honor of the school at stake.

  7. S01E07

    Dieting

    Sue Ann goes on a dangerous crash diet.

  8. S01E08

    The Facts of Love

    Blair decides to put a sex-education lesson to use.

  9. S01E09

    Flash Flood

    Mr. Bradley attempts to rescue Blair and Tootie from a flood.

  10. S01E10

    Adoption

    Adopted Natalie wants to find her natural mother.

  11. S01E11

    Running

    Mr. Bradley sets out to keep the school's championship track title.

  12. S01E12

    Molly's Holiday

    The girls plan to reconcile Molly's divorcing folks.

  13. S01E13

    Dope

    Blair and Sue Ann's new friends use marijuana.

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