Bosom Buddies on ABC

[1980, TV Show]

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Two admen don wigs and dresses and move into a women-only hotel (named after Susan B. Anthony) after their apartment building is torn down. The sitcom's premise is somewhat shopworn, but the proceedings rarely drag, thanks to the chemistry of its stars (including a young Tom Hanks). The show developed a cult following, even though it lasted only a few seasons.

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TV Guide Interviews & Features | 3/19/2007
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Today's News: My Take | 12/1/2005
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TV Guide Interviews & Features | 8/14/2003
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Premiered: November 27, 1980, on ABC

Rating: TV-G

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Premise: Two admen don wigs and dresses and move into a women-only hotel (named after Susan B. Anthony) after their apartment building is torn down. The sitcom's premise is somewhat shopworn, but the proceedings rarely drag, thanks to the chemistry of its stars (including a young Tom Hanks). The show developed a cult following, even though it lasted only a few seasons.

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