Thirtysomething

Episode aired Sep 29, 1987
TV-14
50m

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8.4/10

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Hope and Michael Steadman are still adjusting to parenthood while struggling with money problems and best-friend crises.Hope and Michael Steadman are still adjusting to parenthood while struggling with money problems and best-friend crises.Hope and Michael Steadman are still adjusting to parenthood while struggling with money problems and best-friend crises.

Director
- Marshall Herskovitz
Writers
- Marshall Herskovitz
- Edward Zwick
Stars

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IMDb RATING

8.4/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Marshall Herskovitz
Writers
- Marshall Herskovitz
- Edward Zwick
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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In the first kitchen scene in the Pilot, Michael Steadman (played by Ken Olin) calls his wife Nancy instead of Hope: "No Raisin Bran, Nancy, what am I gonna do?" The character Nancy was played by Patricia Wettig, Olin's actual wife in real life. Hope Steadman was played by Mel Harris.

Quotes
Hope Murdoch Steadman: [watching their baby sleep] She's so pretty.
Michael Steadman: Yeah, I know. What if she grows up ugly?
Hope Murdoch Steadman: I think about that, too.
Michael Steadman: What if she grows up poor?
Hope Murdoch Steadman: Will you stop worrying?
Michael Steadman: Oh, listen, you don't know what I did today. Start packing the bags. We're closing in the morning. I blew off the Teller account.
Hope Murdoch Steadman: Well, good. Teller's a yutz.
Michael Steadman: Yeah.
Hope Murdoch Steadman: I can always go back to work.
Michael Steadman: No, no, no. You're not gonna go back to work until you want to go back to work. I make plenty of money when I'm not going bankrupt.