Silver Spoons

Silver Spoons (1982-1987)

EndedScripted showComedy, Family

Ricky Stratton is the son of an eccentric multimillionaire who doesn't know his son exists. Ricky leaves military school to live with his father, a child at heart, and many formulaic scenarios ensue over the course of five seasons on NBC.

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Scheduleevery Monday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S05E24Let It Snow, Let It SnowMar 4, 1987
S05E23Edward's Big AdventureMar 3, 1987
S05E22Educating RickMar 2, 1987
S05E21Pardon My FrenchFeb 27, 1987
S05E20Thoroughly Modern MildredFeb 26, 1987
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the first episode of 'Silver Spoons' premiere?

The first episode of 'Silver Spoons' premiered on September 25th, 1982.

Who portrayed Edward Stratton III, the main character of the show?

Ricky Schroder portrayed Edward Stratton III, the main character of the show.

What was the premise of 'Silver Spoons'?

'Silver Spoons' revolved around the life of an incredibly wealthy and somewhat naive young man named Ricky Stratton, who goes to live with his father in order to learn about the real world.

Who played Edward's father, the business magnate and toy manufacturer?

Joel Higgins played Edward's father, the business magnate and toy manufacturer.

In what city was 'Silver Spoons' set?

'Silver Spoons' was set in New York City.

What was the name of Edward's personal butler?

Edward Stratton III's personal butler's name was Leonard Rollins, played by the actor John Houseman.

Who was the character played by Erin Gray in 'Silver Spoons'?

Erin Gray played Kate Summers, Edward's father's executive assistant and later Ricky's romantic interest.

How many Emmy nominations did 'Silver Spoons' receive during its run?

'Silver Spoons' received 4 Emmy nominations during its run.

What was the name of the boarding school where Ricky was sent to in the later seasons?

The boarding school where Ricky was sent in the later seasons was called the Dwight Eisenhower Academy.

What was the name of the rival toy company that Stratton Toys often found itself competing against?

The rival toy company that Stratton Toys often found itself competing against was called Hamilton Toys.

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