Ferris Bueller

1990
Ferris Bueller

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EP1 Pilot Aug 23, 1990

On the first day of school, Ferris becomes infatuated with transfer student Sloan.

EP2 Behind Every Dirtbag Sep 17, 1990

Ferris grooms a rebel to oppose the principal's preferred candidate.

EP3 Custodian of the People Sep 24, 1990

Ferris has his janitor buddy impersonate the former Marine drill sergeant Rooney hired as the new dean of students.

EP4 Without You I'm Nothing Oct 01, 1990

Ferris attempts to help Cameron, who feels trapped in Ferris's shadow, by suggesting to him that he should do something he will be remembered for.

EP5 Between a Rock and Rooney's Place Oct 08, 1990

Ferris throws a surprise birthday party for Cameron.

EP6 A Dog and His Boy Oct 15, 1990

Sloan leaves Lucy, the campus canine, in Ferris' care.

EP7 Ferris Bueller Can't Win Oct 22, 1990

After a fortuneteller sees a black aura around him, Ferris has a run of disastrously bad luck.

EP8 Sloan Again, Naturally Nov 05, 1990

Sloan, feeling smothered by Ferris, dates a dashing Italian exchange student whom Jeannie likes.

EP9 Scenes from a Grandma Nov 12, 1990

Ferris' nosy, know-it-all grandmother wants to turn her two-week visit into a permanent stay.

EP10 Stand-In Deliver Nov 26, 1990

The father of Cameron's new girlfriend Ann forbids Cameron to see her. So Ferris poses as her boyfriend to get past her father.

EP11 Baby You Can't Drive My Car Dec 03, 1990

Ferris buys a 1962 Corvette that may be haunted.

EP12 Grace Under Pressure Dec 16, 1990

Rooney tries to cancel the annual high school beach day when the superintendent's office schedules an inspection.

EP13 A Night in the Life Aug 11, 1991

Ferris and Cameron survive an eventful night while trying to churn out an important class paper.
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Released: 23 August 1990 Ended
Producted By: Paramount Television Studios
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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Synopsis

Ferris Bueller is an American sitcom based on the 1986 John Hughes film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. The show stars Charlie Schlatter in the title role. The series debuted on August 23, 1990, on NBC and was cancelled within its first season, a few months after its debut. The show was produced by Maysh Ltd Productions in association with Paramount Television. Hughes was not involved in the show's production, and asked that his name not be used by Paramount Television to promote it.

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Joel_S Hey I was a kid in 1990 and I don't ever remember this TV series. I remember watching Quantum Leap all the time, plus Home Improvement, Married With Children, and some 80s shows like Cheers and Cosby Show were still on.My god this looks so cheesy and horrible, even for 1990, and I was a young teenager at the time!! From the clips I've seen, they missed the point of the movie, which was really Cameron's story and how Ferris was trying to help his friend Cameron out of his despair. This TV show seems to be all about a fake super cool kid who dresses like 1984 Miami Vice in 1990, so of course it was going to fail.Now I do remember Parker Lewis Can't Lose, it was OK and not nearly as cheesy looking as this....still missed the point of the Ferris movie by John Hughes.
caycat96 Ferris Bueller's Day Off is an entertaining movie. I've enjoyed it several times over the years and I always get a kick out of it. Guess it could be considered a comedy classic. You can never have enough of those.I never saw the sitcom but did want to respond to the comment that Jennifer Grey played Ferris' sister, Jeanne, and not Jennifer Aniston.While Silverkiss 38 is correct in stating that the movie role went to Jennifer Grey, I believe the television sitcom role went to Jennifer Aniston. So, Silverkiss 38's fellow reviewers are correct in stating Jennifer Aniston played Jeanne Bueller, if they are reviewing the television sitcom. Which it sounds like they are if you read the comments carefully.Guess we can all afford to do a little research!
brotherbilly I think the show was one of a kind that rarly comes around and I loved it I even have a few eps on tape that was when I first became fans of 3 stars of the show Brandon Douglas Jennifer Anniston and Charlie Schlatter throughout the web you can fan fan pages mailing lists and more from the school I have a role playing list It was an all star cast in my book great acting and of highschool settings one of the best I've ever seen you rarly get to that quality on tv anymore and some of the stars has even hit it bigger like Charlie Schlatter and Jennifer Anniston havent saw much of Brandon Douglas lately but would love to see him in something esle and also would love to see Charlie in another series
preppy-3 OK--this was not up to the original movie (which was great)...but how could it be? For what it was (a TV series) it was pretty good. I thought Schlatter was dead on as Ferris--his talking to the audience was well-done and I laughed out loud when he took a chainsaw to a cardboard cutout of Matthew Broderick from the film. And I though Jennifer Aniston was perfect as his obnoxious sister. I seem to be alone in liking this, but I think people are comparing it way too much to the movie. There's no way any TV series could measure up to that. Taken on it own I thought it was a fun TV series.