Champs

January. 09,1996

Rating：

Genre：

Comedy

Keywords：

Male Friendship Sitcom

Trailer Synopsis

Champs is an American sitcom that aired from January 9 until August 7, 1996.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1996

12 Episode

Episode 1 - As the World Twirls

January. 09,1996

The guys find out that Mary and his wife have separated.

Episode 2 - Breaking up is Hard to Do

January. 16,1996

Marty prepares to ""woo, wow, and win back' his wife Doris, but she's decides that she needs some space -- ""about 150 feet in each direction."" A legal document makes it official.

Episode 3 - A Match Made at Seven

January. 30,1996

Linda talks Tom into fixing up one of his buddies with her friend Barb, who just moved back into town. Her plan: ""We introduce them, they have dinner, they get married, they're our best friends forever.""

Episode 4 - For Art's Sake

February. 06,1996

Vince is blue because he can't get a loan to cover the art school tuition for his ""gigantically talented"" son Matt; but he turns red when Herb offers to foot the bill. Meanwhile, Marty is green with envy when he learns his estranged wife is daring an attractive young waiter.

Episode 5 - We'll Never Have Paris

July. 10,1996

Episode 6 - Live and Let Breathe

July. 17,1996

Marty gets clobbered in his divorce settlement.

Episode 7 - To Be There or Not to Be There

July. 24,1996

Episode 8 - Two of a Kind

July. 31,1996

Widower Coach is smitten by a woman with whom he has much in common; Marty outmaneouvers a process server armed with divorce papers; Tom and Linda await results from a pregnancy test.

Episode 9 - Home Alone

August. 07,1996

Tom's attempt to have a dad-daughter night out at the movies with Phoebe is a bomb; the single guys go looking for dates at the local coffeehouse.

Episode 10 - Valentine's Day Massacre

January. 01,0001

A thoughtless and forgetful Tom ruins Linda's carefully planned Valentine's Day dinner by letting the guys talk him into playing in their weekly basketball game.

Episode 11 - The Loop

January. 01,0001

Episode 12 - It Must Have Been Gridlock

January. 01,0001

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