One of the Boys - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Too Young or Too Old
While searching for a job, Oliver suspects age discrimination
Parents' Weekend
Adam and Jonathan push Jonathan's mother and Oliver together.
Double Trouble
Oliver becomes a prime suspect in a recent rash of burglaries in the neighborhood.
His Cheatin' Heart
Oliver decides to go back to school after he enrolls at the university, but the experience becomes more than he can handle.
Too Much to Lose
Oliver tries to lose weight.
Double Date
Oliver juggles two dates to the Senior's Dance.
The Lass Is Always Greener
Adam gets in trouble when Jonathan's new girlfriend won't leave him alone.
His Old Flame
Oliver meets an old flame he met while serving in World War II.
Extracurricular Activities
Jonathan stars in a new play, but Adam writes a negative review, causing friction.
On the Rebound
Jonathan's sister visits and Adam is immediately taken, but she is on rebound from a previous relationship.
Don't Bank on It: Part 1
Oliver and Bernard find a bank machine that spits out money, but two bank robbers also find out.
Don't Bank on It: Part 2
Continuing from the previous episode, the boys get mixed up with the bank robbers.
Pilot
Adam decides to take his grandfather in as a roommate rather than put him in a nursing home.
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