Tattinger's - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Pilot
In the series pilot, Nick Tattinger, the former owner of a once elegant Manhattan restaurant, returns from France to save the place that bears his name.

The Sonny Also Rises
Nick's friend Scott gets involved in a feud with a neighbor; Hillary is asked to help a sinner in distress.

Nouvelle York
A new chef alienates herself from the staff; Norman has a masculinity crisis; Hillary divides her time between Norman and a benefit dinner.

Virgin Spring
Nick is surprised by a visit from Elaine's fiancé; an eager kid talks his way into a bartending job; Hillary informs Nick that their daughter is planning her first sexual experience.

Rest in Peas
Hillary decides to take a more active interest in the restaurant; a customer quietly drops dead at his table; Nick's mother breezes into town unexpectedly.

Death and Taxis
Nick reluctantly helps out a college friend; Sheila yearns for Colorado; the cloakroom attendant unleashes the animal in Marco.

Two Men and a Baby
A romantic tryst is cut short when Nick hears an abandoned infant's cries; Sheila is uncharacteristically cheerful as she prepares for a magazine interview.

Broken Windows
A well-to-do suburban woman hurls bricks through the restaurant window; Alphonse challenges Sheila to a cooking duel; Nick hopes to impress a potential investor; Marco hooks up with Sonny Franks.

Wall Street Blues

Half a Loaf...

El Sid

Tour of Doody

Money Matters
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