I'm a Big Girl Now

I'm a Big Girl Now (1980-1981)

EndedScripted showComedy

Dr. Benjamin Douglas is a cantankerous dentist dealing with life after his wife runs away with his dental partner while his grownup daughter, Diana, moves in with him after her own divorce and both deal with Diana's young daughter Becky and Benjamin's neurotic son, Walter.

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Scheduleevery Friday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E19S.M.I.L.E. EverybodyMai 8, 1981
S01E18Hangers, No StarchApr. 10, 1981
S01E17With Becky You Get EggrollMärz 27, 1981
S01E16CopsMärz 20, 1981
S01E15There's No Business Like Joe BusinessMärz 6, 1981
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'I'm a Big Girl Now' premiere?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' premiered on September 11, 1980.

Who were the main cast members of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

The main cast members of 'I'm a Big Girl Now' included Diana Canova as Diana Cassidy, Danny Thomas as Benjamin Cassidy, and Audrey Meadows as Margaret Cassidy.

What was the premise of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' revolved around the life of Diana Cassidy, a divorced mother who moves back in with her parents and tries to navigate through life as a single parent.

Who created 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' was created by Susan Harris.

Which TV network aired 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' was aired on ABC.

What genre does 'I'm a Big Girl Now' belong to?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' was a sitcom.

Where was 'I'm a Big Girl Now' set?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' was set in New York City.

Who played the character of Margaret Cassidy in 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

Audrey Meadows played the character of Margaret Cassidy in 'I'm a Big Girl Now'.

What was the relationship between Diana Cassidy and Benjamin Cassidy in 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

Diana Cassidy was the daughter of Benjamin Cassidy in 'I'm a Big Girl Now'.

Who was the executive producer of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

Danny Thomas was the executive producer of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

The first season of 'I'm a Big Girl Now' had 13 episodes.

What other shows were created by Susan Harris, the creator of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

Susan Harris also created shows like 'Soap', 'Benson', and 'The Golden Girls'.

Did 'I'm a Big Girl Now' receive any awards?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' did not receive any major awards.

Who directed the pilot episode of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

Tony Mordente directed the pilot episode of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'.

When did 'I'm a Big Girl Now' end?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' ended on April 1, 1981.

Can you provide a brief synopsis of 'I'm a Big Girl Now'?

'I'm a Big Girl Now' follows the story of Diana Cassidy, a divorced mother who moves back in with her parents and faces the challenges of being a single parent in New York City. The show explores her journey as she tries to balance her personal and professional life, often with humor and heartwarming moments.

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