
The Cavanaughs
Showgirl Kit Cavanaugh moves back to Boston after her brother Chuck is widowed. Clashing with her estranged dad Francis, she focuses on her nephews--priest Chuck Jr. and twins Kevin and John--plus shy niece Mary Margaret.
- 1986-1989
- 2 seasons
- CBS
- Comedy
Showgirl Kit Cavanaugh moves back to Boston after her brother Chuck is widowed. Clashing with her estranged dad Francis, she focuses on her nephews--priest Chuck Jr. and twins Kevin and John--plus shy niece Mary Margaret.
Season 2 Episode Guide
13 Episodes 1988 - 1989
Episode 1
Weasel Waltz
Mon, Aug 8, 1988
Pop is visited by his difficult brother James AKA The Weasel. James has come up with another scheme he needs the family's assistance with.
Episode 2
Coastal Disturbance
Mon, Aug 15, 1988
Episode 3
Careers
Mon, Aug 22, 1988
Episode 4
Monk's the Word
Mon, Aug 29, 1988
Episode 5
Suggestive Dancing
Mon, Sep 5, 1988
Episode 6
Many Happy Returns
Mon, Sep 12, 1988
Episode 7
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Up Your Nose
Mon, Sep 19, 1988
Episode 8
Strange Bedfellows
Mon, Sep 26, 1988
Episode 9
Gimme Shelter
Mon, Oct 3, 1988
The homeless shelter Father Chuck operates close and he places everyone but a pretty girl Rosa. She moves in temporarily with the Cavanaughs creating a crisis when Jr considers leaving the priesthood because of his attraction to their guest.
Episode 10
Fair Weather Friend
Thu, Jun 29, 1989
Kit replaces the local weather person, an old school friend of hers.
Episode 11
The Last Temptation of Chuck
Thu, Jul 6, 1989
Episode 12
The Cavanaugh Curse
Thu, Jul 20, 1989
Episode 13
Just Weaseled
Thu, Jul 27, 1989
Brother James "The Weasel" Cavanaugh is getting remarried, and asks brother Francis to hold the wedding ceremony in his home with his priestly grandson officiating. Francis ("Pop") decides that's okay, especially since his rival will probably be occupied with marriage and they won't fight nearly as much. Can there be a glitch? Yes. When Evelyn, the bride, arrives, she is heavily veiled and doesn't make a sound -- but Pop still recognizes her, in a quite literal "Scent of a Woman" sense, as a woman he himself dated in the past. (She wears a distinctive brand of perfume he instantly recognizes). Evelyn storms out of the parlor and locks herself in the bathroom, cuing a beaut of a brotherly quarrel.