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The Second Half

  • 1993-1994
  • 1 season
  • Columbia Pictures Television
  • Comedy

A divorced sports columnist contends with his ex-wife, weekend visits from his two daughters, and his romantic life.

Season 1 Episode Guide

15 Episodes 1993 - 1994

Episode 1

Pilot

Tue, Sep 7, 1993

Episode 2

Coughing Up Meat

Tue, Sep 14, 1993

A co-worker saves John's life by applying the Heimlich maneuver.

Episode 3

Prelude to a Job

Tue, Sep 21, 1993

John hires a new assistant who turns out to be the woman of his boss' dreams.

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Episode 4

Guess Who's Channeling Dinner?

Tue, Sep 28, 1993

When a new relationship moves too fast John attempts to slow things down.

Episode 5

Like Father, Like John

Tue, Oct 5, 1993

With hopes of improving his relationship with his father, David invites him over, then is disappointed when he bonds with someone else instead.

Episode 6

Same Bet Next Year

Tue, Oct 12, 1993

John is attracted to a sports journalist friend; Robert becomes irate when the dry cleaners lose his new suits.

Episode 7

Halloween

Tue, Oct 26, 1993

John takes his daughter Cathy to a Halloween party and an older man tries to pick her up.

Episode 8

Mr. Television

Tue, Nov 2, 1993

Rob hosts a television sports show, then misses his daughter's dance recital and fears the consequence of his action.

Episode 9

Winter Wonderlandlord

Tue, Nov 23, 1993

John is named president of the tenant's association and everyone is cold when the boiler breaks down.

Episode 10

It's My Party

Tue, Dec 7, 1993

Denise throws a party and Robert injures his ankle.

Episode 11

The Gym

Tue, Dec 14, 1993

Episode 12

Far and Awry

Tue, Mar 22, 1994

Episode 13

High Nooner

Tue, Mar 29, 1994

John has a tryst with his soon-to-be ex-wife.

Episode 14

One Flu Over a Nest of Cuckoos

Tue, Apr 5, 1994

Cathy is hospitalized for a bad case of the flu which could cancel John's trip to a golf tournament.

Episode 15

Ten

Tue, Apr 12, 1994

The visit of a hip veejay saves Ruth's disastrous 10th-birthday party.

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