Running the Halls

September. 11,1993      
Rating:
8.3
Trailer Synopsis

Running the Halls is an American television sitcom that aired on NBC's TNBC Saturday morning lineup. The series was created by Steve Slavkin, being the first TNBC sitcom not to be executive produced by Peter Engel. The show consisted of 13 episodes, which aired on from September 11, 1993 to December 4, 1993.

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Seasons 1 : 1993

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Episode 1 - The Arrival
September. 11,1993

The school year at Middlefield Academy begins with Shark making Taylor, McBain and Reese roomates. The guys soon battle with some girls down the hall.

Episode 2 - The First Mixer
September. 18,1993

McBain and Reese fight over prospective date Holiday for a school dance, endangering their new friendship

Episode 3 - Dance Squad
September. 25,1993

Nikki and Holiday battle for a spot on the cheerleading squad; the boys decide to make money by selling food to the students.

Episode 4 - The Rowing Competition
October. 02,1993

McBain and Molloy are rowing partners for an intercollegiate race, until they fight, and then fall for each other; the others fight over painting a mural

Episode 5 - Taylor Grades McBain
October. 09,1993

McBain must pass a geography test to play in the big football game, but Taylor refuses to change McBain's grade angering McBain and the team. So McBain's teammates decide to get Taylor to change the grade with prnks and threating to ruin one of his projects.

Episode 6 - The Big Kiss
October. 16,1993

McBain and Holiday manage student council campaigns for Taylor and Nikki respectively, leading to dirty tricks, and eventual romantic union.

Episode 7 - The Term Paper
October. 23,1993

Reese accuses Molloy of stealing his term paper leading to a trial; McBain, Holiday and Taylor steal a rival school's mascot

Episode 8 - Shark Moves In
October. 30,1993

The gang tries to keep the Shark away from a party the boys are holding in their room; Nikki tries to get dates for Reese and Molloy.

Episode 9 - McBain Chokes
November. 06,1993

The pressure grows on McBain as he draws closer to breaking a big basketball record and Middlefield draws closer to the b-ball title; Holiday gets day-care duty from Miss Gilman

Episode 10 - The Conductor
November. 13,1993

An alumni prompts Reese and Molloy, and McBain and Holiday, to go on a treasure hunt; Taylor falls for the alumni's daughter

Episode 11 - The Watch
November. 20,1993

Reese loses Miss Gilman's watch; Taylor attempts to learn magic; the gang tries to get tickets for a rave concert

Episode 12 - The Break Up
November. 27,1993

When Holiday is forced to leave Middlefield, McBain finds himself in the arms of another; the others accidentally distribute copies of a science test

Episode 13 - Rock Reunion
December. 04,1993

Before spring break, it looks like McBain and Holiday are going to break up when she dates a musician; the gang prepares to go to Mexico for Spring Break

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