Twice in a Lifetime Episodes

May 25, 2001

Then Love Came Along

May 25, 2001

A greedy entrepreneur goes back as a surgeon and tries to persuade his younger self to help out a woman starting a kidney-transplant program. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

May 2, 2001

Mamma Mia

May 2, 2001

The “perfect” mother/grandmother returns to correct her biggest imperfection---she raised her daughter to be totally dependent upon her. Joan Van Ark.

April 8, 2001

The Choice

April 8, 2001

A man regrets urging his father to have heart surgery after the operation leaves him incapacitated.

March 1, 2001

A former middleweight boxing champion, now a homeless alcoholic, goes back in time in hopes of changing the outcome of the match where his brother died in the ring. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich. Judge Othniel: Al Waxman.

February 22, 2001

Daddy's Girl

February 22, 2001

A gambler (Eric Lutes) gets a chance to be a dad to the daughter he abandoned at birth. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

February 8, 2001

Moonshine over Harlem

February 8, 2001

A black musician (Earl Hyman) is sent back to 1932 to discover the truth surrounding a Federal bust at the speakeasy where he played, which appeared to be a set-up involving the white woman he was in love with. Rose: Candace Cameron.

February 1, 2001

Even Steven

February 1, 2001

A psychiatrist (Ian Ziering) is sent back to his childhood to help his overbearing mother and the young girl he had a crush on. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

January 11, 2001

The Frat Pack

January 11, 2001

A middle-aged businessman (Dale Midkiff) returns to his fraternity days and tries to prevent the horrific hazing incident involving his younger brother. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

December 14, 2000

The Night Before Christmas

December 14, 2000

A woman (Stepfanie Kramer) goes back in time 20 years and tries to change the course of events that led to her twin sister's tragic death on Christmas Eve. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

November 30, 2000

Expose

November 30, 2000

A tabloid reporter (Maria Conchita Alonso) tries to prevent her younger self from ruining the life of a movie star. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

November 23, 2000

Grandma's Shoes

November 23, 2000

An elderly woman (Cloris Leachman) returns to the farmhouse where she grew up in poverty and tries to make amends with the family she took for granted. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich. Othniel: Al Waxman.

November 9, 2000

Whistle Blower

November 9, 2000

A scientist (Reginald VelJohnson) who's kept silent about his company's illegal dumping of toxic waste returns as a reporter, and tries to persuade his younger self to take a stand. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

November 2, 2000

Some Like It...Not

November 2, 2000

A womanizer (Patrick Cassidy) returns to 1986 to “walk a mile in the shoes of a woman” (literally) and learn to treat the “fairer sex” with respect. Kathryn Zenna, Steve Boyle, Nicole Richards, Lori Alter.

October 19, 2000

Escape Artist

October 19, 2000

An escape artist (C. Thomas Howell) executed in the electric chair for murdering his sister, who was his assistant, is given a chance to prove his innocence and prevent the crime. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

October 11, 2000

The War of the Poseys

October 11, 2000

A warring couple who perish playing a fatal game of “Chicken” on a highway are sent back as the proprietors of the hotel where they honeymooned. Martin Mull.

October 5, 2000

My Blue Heaven

October 5, 2000

Mr. Smith accompanies a dirty cop (Ralph Macchio) back in time to try to prevent the man's younger self from accepting his first bribe. Frank: Joe Pingue. Julio: Christopher Jacot: Marco: Angelo Tucci. Welsh: Sean Campbell. Andy Patello: Jared Wall.

September 14, 2000

Curveball

September 14, 2000

A recently deceased teen baseball player (Miko Hughes) is sent back in time to his overbearing father's childhood and learns that his grandfather (Ed Marinaro) was also difficult to live with. Young Ben: Trevor Blumas. Julie: Tracey Cook. Ben: Steward Bick. Young Julie: Rachel Skarsten. Jack: Johnie Chase.

September 7, 2000

Matchmaker, Matchmaker

September 7, 2000

A bitter divorcée (Lesley Ann Warren), who has taught her daughter to mistrust men, returns to Earth as the owner of a video-dating service and acts as her daughter's matchmaker. Molly: Danielle Brett. Mr. Smith: Paul Popowich.

August 31, 2000

It's a Hard-Knock Life

August 31, 2000

An “angry, bitter cat lady” (Markie Post) who lives alone returns as a social worker to the orphanage where she grew up to help her younger self get adopted. Sandi Ross, Holly Stapley, Alexandra Stapley.

August 24, 2000

Fallen Angel

August 24, 2000

This episode introduces Mr. Smith (Paul Popowich), heaven's newest guardian angel whose first assignment is to help a paramedic (Bruce Boxleitner) who was shot by his own son---a drug addict. Ritchie: Aaron Poole. Lindsay: Nancy Harewood. Det. Gephart: Marty Moreau. Jason Driver: Brandon Carrera. Mrs. Driver: Cindy Cook. Fire Chief: Mark Melymick. Girl: Nicole Hardy.

May 18, 2000

The Sins of Our Father

May 18, 2000

A teen (Thomas Ian Nicholas) learns that his father has been lying to him and sister about their “dead” mother for the last 12 years. Becca: Torri Higginson. Phil: Aidan Divine. Mrs. Gerson: Patricia Gage.

May 11, 2000

The Trouble with Harry

May 11, 2000

A musician (Jere Burns) tries to save his own life, as well as the life of his mentally-challenged neighbor (Brent Carver), who's terrified of being committed to an institution. Bess: Jennifer Phipps. Homeless Man: Robert A. Silverman. Asylum Nurse: Rose Graham. Bingo: Kathryn Kirkpatrick.

May 4, 2000

Party Girls

May 4, 2000

A young mother (Tracey Gold) returns to the day her child's father died in a car accident, and learns to face the fact that she and her mother are both alcoholics. Young Blair: Emily Hampshire. Maureen: Brooke Johnson. Olympia: Maria Ricossa. Kevin: Dan Pelonis.. Veronica Rydell: Stacy Grant.

March 2, 2000

Pride and Prejudice

March 2, 2000

A businessman (Lance Kinsey) who regrets that he and his wife were too busy with their careers to spend time with their daughter returns to 1987 and tries to persuade his wife to quit her job. Tammy: Tracey Cook. Young Caitlin: Mallarie Hayes. Roger: Donald Carrier. Mr. Kingsley: Roger Dunn. Meat/Speed: Noah Klar. Mr. Doorson: Jack Newman.

February 17, 2000

Old Flames

February 17, 2000

To Jones' surprise, a socialite (Michelle Phillips) is given a chance to relive the night when she considered having an adulterous affair with her husband's best friend. Young Edwina: Amy Price-Francis.

February 10, 2000

For Love and Money

February 10, 2000

A well-to-do woman (Julia Duffy) returns to her life as a young working-class mother and is able to teach her son a valuable lesson about stealing. Emma Price: Jayne Eastwood. Sean: Matthew Lemche. Selden: David Nerman.

February 3, 2000

Take Two

February 3, 2000

A TV-producer (Daniel Hugh Kelly) returns to when he was a stage actor to persuade his younger self (Josh Peace) not to give up his love of theater for a more lucrative career. Sarah: Shelley Peterson. Young Sarah: Gema Zamprogna. Lionel: William Hutt.