Kate & Allie

TV Series
1984–1989
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

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Two divorced mothers and their children share an apartment.Two divorced mothers and their children share an apartment.Two divorced mothers and their children share an apartment.

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

3,454

357

See production info at IMDbPro

Won 3 Primetime Emmys
- 5 wins & 28 nominations total

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Kate & Allie Trailer - Season 1

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Susan Saint James

Kate McArdle

Jane Curtin

Allie Lowell…

Frederick Koehler

Chip Lowell

Allison Smith

Jennie Lowell

Ari Meyers

Emma McArdle…

Sam Freed

Bob Barsky…

Greg Salata

Ted Bartolo…

Paul Hecht

Charles Lowell…

Peter Onorati

Lou Carello

Jack Gilpin

Roger

Michael Countryman

Louis

Wendie Malick

Claire

Dylan Walsh

Ben…

Raymond Rosario

Eddie

Tanny McDonald

Nurse Krieger

James Downey

Sam Phillips

Christa Miller

Blair…

Ricky Paull Goldin

Jason Crawford

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Trivia
When Susan Saint James became pregnant during the show's fourth season, it was not written into the show because her character was single. She was filmed either with strategically placed props or by having her character Kate recovering from a broken leg. However, in a flashback episode that took place when Kate and Allie were younger and they were pregnant with their daughters on the show, St. James was allowed to show her pregnancy.

Quotes
Allie Lowell: [after joke has been successfully pulled] And people say I'm not the fun one.

Connections
Featured in The 36th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1984)

All of those who would like to see this series again should be aware that it is currently playing Monday through Friday on RTN: The Retro Television Netork. It's a small syndicated network a lot like TVLand. Most markets that have it are carrying it as a digital subfeed, so you will need a TV with a digital receiver or a digital converter box to see it.

The network's website can be viewed at http://www.rtnville.com

Note sure what else I can say to extend this to 10 lines, really. Just wanted to issue a "heads-up" since I see that there are some "Kate and Aliie" fans reading this site.