Second Chance

September. 26,1987 NR

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Trailer Synopsis

Charles Russell dies, but since he is too good for hell and too bad for heaven, he is given the opportunity to go back to 1987 to assist his younger self, Chazz, in making better decisions at critical junctures in his life in order to (hopefully) get into heaven. As of December 1987, the show was revamped and retitled Boys Will Be Boys. The entire fantasy element of the series was dropped, along with Charles and St. Peter.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1987

21 Episode

Episode 1 - The End

September. 26,1987

Charles Russell is driving in his hovercraft and dies then he goes to gate of the god and god tell him that he is to bad to go to heaven and to good to go to hell. So god sends him back to the year 1987 to try and make up some mistakes.

Episode 2 - Moving In

October. 03,1987

Chazz is back in the 1987 with his old friends, girlfriend and family.

Episode 3 - Plain Jane

October. 10,1987

He goes back to school and there are all kinds of things that he did when he was young that he is not proud of now so he fixes up his mistakes.

Episode 4 - Life Without Father

October. 17,1987

Chazz and his father got into a fight and chazz said I wish you where dead. So St. Peter who was brought there to show chazz what his life would be like with out his father.

Episode 5 - Oedipus Russell

October. 24,1987

Chazz had dream that he was king and he was back at home with Booch his old best friend. But when he woke up he saw St. Peter watching over him as if he was protecting him from life.

Episode 6 - Handy Boy

November. 07,1987

When he was at work he met Alex a kid who was just like him. Alex and Chazz were both trying to get in to heaven for the time being.

Episode 7 - To Have Loved and Lost

November. 14,1987

Chazz broke up with his girlfriend that he has been in love with since the 1st grade and the older version of Charles Russell tries to makes her forgive him by giving her flowers but she refuses and she tells chazz she wants to be on take a break.

Episode 8 - Mid-Term Blues

November. 21,1987

He spent the night with Alex and they sang the blues all night long. Alex tried to cheer Chazz up by taking him to the mall to meat ladies.

Episode 9 - A-Hunting We Will Go

November. 28,1987

Alex and Chazz went hunting with Alex's father. Chazz was very sad after going hunting because it made him want to see his father again so he went back home and got a message from St. Peter that he could visit his dad.

Episode 10 - Hot Wheels

January. 16,1988

Episode 11 - Viva Las Vegas (1)

January. 23,1988

Episode 12 - Viva Las Vegas (2)

January. 30,1988

Episode 13 - Changes (1)

February. 06,1988

Episode 14 - Changes (2)

February. 13,1988

Episode 15 - The Girl Next Door

February. 20,1988

Episode 16 - South of the Border

February. 27,1988

Episode 17 - The Gang

March. 05,1988

Episode 18 - The Secret of Their Success

March. 12,1988

Episode 19 - The Front

March. 19,1988

Episode 20 - Two Men and a Baby

April. 09,1988

Episode 21 - The Triangle

May. 07,1988

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