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* ''Series/OneDayAtATime1975'', a sitcom that aired on CBS from 1975 to 1984
* ''Series/OneDayAtATime2017'', the remake that debuted on Netflix in 2017
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Classic sitcom that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1975 to 1984, focusing on an Indiana woman and her two daughters moving to Indianapolis to begin life anew after a rocky divorce, and the trials they face adjusting to new life. Oh, and their CasanovaWannabe super named Schneider joins in the wacky adventures.
The show is probably best remembered nowadays for its EarWorm theme song, a preponderance of {{Very Special Episode}}s, and the [[RealLifeWritesThePlot offscreen travails]] of cast member Mackenzie Phillips.
A [[Series/OneDayAtATime2017 remake]] of the series debuted in 2017 on Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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!!This series has examples of:
* AmicablyDivorced: Ann and her ex for the most part.
* AndStarring: Valerie Bertinelli. First "as Barbara Cooper", and later "as Barbara Royer" after she marries Mark Royer in the eighth season premiere. This is after she got a "With" credit during the first two seasons.
* BerserkButton: A comical one, Schneider does not like his middle name being mentioned.
* BigOMG: Ann Romano turns it into a CatchPhrase.
* BrattyTeenAgeDaughter: Julie whose antics were matched by Mackenzie Phillip's offscreen behaviour.
* CasanovaWannabe: Most often, Schneider. But once in awhile, Ann, Julie and Barbara were targeted. For instance:
** The 1980 episode "Endless Elliot" sees Barbara [[StalkerWithACrush harassed by a fellow high school student]]. Watch the episode today, it's a reflection of how times have changed; these days, he'd be charged with stalking and given a restraining order, but in the late 1970s and early 1980s (long before awareness of stalking was even a thought), the girls and Schneider merely come up with a ZanyScheme to get him to go away.
* ChivalrousPervert: Schneider.
* TheCouch
* CousinOliver: Alex, when Barbara grew up.
* DeadpanSnarker: Barbara
* DropInCharacter: As the super, Schneider could, and did, let himself in and hit on Ann anytime he felt like it. After a couple of seasons, the ladies started taking this in stride, because Schneider was all talk.
* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Dwayne ''Florenz'' Schneider.
* FieryRedHead: Ann.
* {{Handyman}}: Schneider, who behind his CasanovaWannabe exterior is a good friend to Ann and her daughters.
* HeyLetsPutOnAShow: The first time it was to save their building; later it continued happening for murkier reasons.
* UsefulNotes/{{Indianapolis}}
* {{Landlord}}: Schneider
* MultiPartEpisode: The show practically lived on this trope, to the point where single-part episodes began to feel rare.
* NoIndoorVoice: Ann in particular, but everyone else too. This has to be one of the loudest sitcoms ever.
* OddNameOut: In "Ave Romano", when announcing to Max, Barbara and Mark that a man claiming to be a relative of her late husband Michael is coming to visit, Grandma Romano notes that Michael had three brothers, Arturo, Fabrizio... and Bob. Max indirectly lampshades this when iterating all three names.
* PantyShot: The cast puts on a show for some folks at a senior citizens home. Ann, dressed in a little girl's outfit, lifts the back of her dress and shows off frilly-seated panties after she finishes her number.
* ReunionShow: In February 2005.
* SiblingYinYang: Julie is bratty and rebellious; Barbara is sweet and obedient.
* ThematicThemeTune
** TitleThemeTune
* TheUnfavorite: The girls' father when drunk tells them openly that Barbara has always been his favorite. Angst ensues.
* ToBeContinued: As a series with numerous two-parters, this pretty much became a show motto.
* VisitByDivorcedDad
Classic sitcom that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1975 to 1984, focusing on an Indiana woman and her two daughters moving to Indianapolis to begin life anew after a rocky divorce, and the trials they face adjusting to new life. Oh, and their CasanovaWannabe super named Schneider joins in the wacky adventures.
The show is probably best remembered nowadays for its EarWorm theme song, a preponderance of {{Very Special Episode}}s, and the [[RealLifeWritesThePlot offscreen travails]] of cast member Mackenzie Phillips.
A [[Series/OneDayAtATime2017 remake]] of the series debuted in 2017 on Creator/{{Netflix}}.
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!!This series has examples of:
* AmicablyDivorced: Ann and her ex for the most part.
* AndStarring: Valerie Bertinelli. First "as Barbara Cooper", and later "as Barbara Royer" after she marries Mark Royer in the eighth season premiere. This is after she got a "With" credit during the first two seasons.
* BerserkButton: A comical one, Schneider does not like his middle name being mentioned.
* BigOMG: Ann Romano turns it into a CatchPhrase.
* BrattyTeenAgeDaughter: Julie whose antics were matched by Mackenzie Phillip's offscreen behaviour.
* CasanovaWannabe: Most often, Schneider. But once in awhile, Ann, Julie and Barbara were targeted. For instance:
** The 1980 episode "Endless Elliot" sees Barbara [[StalkerWithACrush harassed by a fellow high school student]]. Watch the episode today, it's a reflection of how times have changed; these days, he'd be charged with stalking and given a restraining order, but in the late 1970s and early 1980s (long before awareness of stalking was even a thought), the girls and Schneider merely come up with a ZanyScheme to get him to go away.
* ChivalrousPervert: Schneider.
* TheCouch
* CousinOliver: Alex, when Barbara grew up.
* DeadpanSnarker: Barbara
* DropInCharacter: As the super, Schneider could, and did, let himself in and hit on Ann anytime he felt like it. After a couple of seasons, the ladies started taking this in stride, because Schneider was all talk.
* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Dwayne ''Florenz'' Schneider.
* FieryRedHead: Ann.
* {{Handyman}}: Schneider, who behind his CasanovaWannabe exterior is a good friend to Ann and her daughters.
* HeyLetsPutOnAShow: The first time it was to save their building; later it continued happening for murkier reasons.
* UsefulNotes/{{Indianapolis}}
* {{Landlord}}: Schneider
* MultiPartEpisode: The show practically lived on this trope, to the point where single-part episodes began to feel rare.
* NoIndoorVoice: Ann in particular, but everyone else too. This has to be one of the loudest sitcoms ever.
* OddNameOut: In "Ave Romano", when announcing to Max, Barbara and Mark that a man claiming to be a relative of her late husband Michael is coming to visit, Grandma Romano notes that Michael had three brothers, Arturo, Fabrizio... and Bob. Max indirectly lampshades this when iterating all three names.
* PantyShot: The cast puts on a show for some folks at a senior citizens home. Ann, dressed in a little girl's outfit, lifts the back of her dress and shows off frilly-seated panties after she finishes her number.
* ReunionShow: In February 2005.
* SiblingYinYang: Julie is bratty and rebellious; Barbara is sweet and obedient.
* ThematicThemeTune
** TitleThemeTune
* TheUnfavorite: The girls' father when drunk tells them openly that Barbara has always been his favorite. Angst ensues.
* ToBeContinued: As a series with numerous two-parters, this pretty much became a show motto.
* VisitByDivorcedDad
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The show is probably best remembered nowadays for its EarWorm theme song, a preponderance of {{Very Special Episode}}s, and the [[RealLifeWritesThePlot offscreen travails]] of cast member Mackenzie Phillips.
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* ''Series/OneDayAtATime2017'', remake that debuted on Netflix in
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!!This series has examples of:
* AmicablyDivorced: Ann and her ex for the most part.
* AndStarring: Valerie Bertinelli. First "as Barbara Cooper", and later "as Barbara Royer" after she marries Mark Royer in the eighth season premiere. This is after she got a "With" credit during the first two seasons.
* BerserkButton: A comical one, Schneider does not like his middle name being mentioned.
* BigOMG: Ann Romano turns
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* BrattyTeenAgeDaughter: Julie whose antics were matched by Mackenzie Phillip's offscreen behaviour.
* CasanovaWannabe: Most often, Schneider. But once in awhile, Ann, Julie and Barbara were targeted. For instance:
** The 1980 episode "Endless Elliot" sees Barbara [[StalkerWithACrush harassed by a fellow high school student]]. Watch the episode today, it's a reflection of how times have changed; these days, he'd be charged with stalking and given a restraining order, but in the late 1970s and early 1980s (long before awareness of stalking was even a thought), the girls and Schneider merely come up with a ZanyScheme
* ChivalrousPervert: Schneider.
* TheCouch
* CousinOliver: Alex, when Barbara grew up.
* DeadpanSnarker: Barbara
* DropInCharacter: As the super, Schneider could, and did, let himself in and hit on Ann anytime he felt like it. After a couple of seasons, the ladies started taking this in stride, because Schneider was all talk.
* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Dwayne ''Florenz'' Schneider.
* FieryRedHead: Ann.
* {{Handyman}}: Schneider, who behind his CasanovaWannabe exterior is a good friend to Ann and her daughters.
* HeyLetsPutOnAShow: The first time it was to save their building; later it continued happening for murkier reasons.
* UsefulNotes/{{Indianapolis}}
* {{Landlord}}: Schneider
* MultiPartEpisode: The show practically lived on this trope,
* NoIndoorVoice: Ann in particular, but everyone else too. This has to be one of the loudest sitcoms ever.
* OddNameOut: In "Ave Romano", when announcing to Max, Barbara and Mark that a man claiming to be a relative of her late husband Michael is coming to visit, Grandma Romano notes that Michael had three brothers, Arturo, Fabrizio... and Bob. Max indirectly lampshades this when iterating all three names.
* PantyShot: The cast puts on a show for some folks at a senior citizens home. Ann, dressed in a little girl's outfit, lifts the back of her dress and shows off frilly-seated panties after she finishes her number.
* ReunionShow: In February 2005.
* SiblingYinYang: Julie is bratty and rebellious; Barbara is sweet and obedient.
* ThematicThemeTune
** TitleThemeTune
* TheUnfavorite: The girls' father when drunk tells them openly that Barbara has always been his favorite. Angst ensues.
* ToBeContinued: As a series with numerous two-parters, this pretty much became a show motto.
* VisitByDivorcedDad
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** The 1980 episode "Endless Elliot" sees Barbara [[StalkerWithACrush harassed by a fellow high school student. student]]. Watch the episode today, it's a reflection of how times have changed. Today, changed; these days, he'd be charged with stalking and given a restraining order; back then, order, but in the late 1970s and early 1980s (long before awareness of stalking was even a thought), the girls and Schneider merely come up with a ZanyScheme to get him to go away.
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* CasanovaWannabe: Most often, Schneider. But once in awhile, Ann, Julie and Barbara were targeted. For instance:
** The 1980 episode "Endless Elliot" sees Barbara harassed by a fellow high school student. Watch the episode today, it's a reflection of how times have changed. Today, he'd be charged with stalking and given a restraining order; back then, the girls and Schneider merely come up with a ZanyScheme to get him to go away.
** The 1980 episode "Endless Elliot" sees Barbara harassed by a fellow high school student. Watch the episode today, it's a reflection of how times have changed. Today, he'd be charged with stalking and given a restraining order; back then, the girls and Schneider merely come up with a ZanyScheme to get him to go away.
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Classic sitcom that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1975 to 1984, focusing on an Indiana woman and her two daughters moving to Indianapolis to begin life anew after a rocky divorce, and the trials they face adjusting to new life. Oh, and their CasanovaWannabe super named Schneider joins in the wacky adventures.
The show is probably best remembered nowadays for its EarWorm theme song, a preponderance of {{Very Special Episode}}s, and the [[RealLifeWritesThePlot offscreen travails]] of cast member Mackenzie Phillips.
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!!This series has examples of:
* AmicablyDivorced: Ann and her ex for the most part.
* BerserkButton: A comical one, Schneider does not like his middle name being mentioned.
* BigOMG: Ann Romano turns it into a CatchPhrase.
* BrattyTeenAgeDaughter: Julie whose antics were matched by Mackenzie Phillip's offscreen behaviour.
* ChivalrousPervert: Schneider.
* TheCouch
* CousinOliver: Alex, when Barbara grew up.
* DeadpanSnarker: Barbara
* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Dwayne ''Florenz'' Schneider.
* FieryRedHead: Ann.
* HeyLetsPutOnAShow: The first time it was to save their building; later it continued happening for murkier reasons.
* UsefulNotes/{{Indianapolis}}
* {{Landlord}}: Schneider
* MultiPartEpisode: The show practically lived on this trope, to the point where single-part episodes began to feel rare.
* NoIndoorVoice: Ann in particular, but everyone else too. This has to be one of the loudest sitcoms ever.
* ReunionShow: In February 2005.
* SiblingYinYang: Julie is bratty and rebellious; Barbara is sweet and obedient.
* ThematicThemeTune
* TheUnfavorite: The girls' father when drunk tells them openly that Barbara has always been his favorite. Angst ensues.
* ToBeContinued: As a series with numerous two-parters, this pretty much became a show motto.
* VisitByDivorcedDad
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Classic sitcom that ran on Creator/{{CBS}} from 1975 to 1984, focusing on an Indiana woman and her two daughters moving to Indianapolis to begin life anew after a rocky divorce, and the trials they face adjusting to new life. Oh, and their CasanovaWannabe super named Schneider joins in the wacky adventures.
The show is probably best remembered nowadays for its EarWorm theme song, a preponderance of {{Very Special Episode}}s, and the [[RealLifeWritesThePlot offscreen travails]] of cast member Mackenzie Phillips.
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!!This series has examples of:
* AmicablyDivorced: Ann and her ex for the most part.
* BerserkButton: A comical one, Schneider does not like his middle name being mentioned.
* BigOMG: Ann Romano turns it into a CatchPhrase.
* BrattyTeenAgeDaughter: Julie whose antics were matched by Mackenzie Phillip's offscreen behaviour.
* ChivalrousPervert: Schneider.
* TheCouch
* CousinOliver: Alex, when Barbara grew up.
* DeadpanSnarker: Barbara
* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Dwayne ''Florenz'' Schneider.
* FieryRedHead: Ann.
* HeyLetsPutOnAShow: The first time it was to save their building; later it continued happening for murkier reasons.
* UsefulNotes/{{Indianapolis}}
* {{Landlord}}: Schneider
* MultiPartEpisode: The show practically lived on this trope, to the point where single-part episodes began to feel rare.
* NoIndoorVoice: Ann in particular, but everyone else too. This has to be one of the loudest sitcoms ever.
* ReunionShow: In February 2005.
* SiblingYinYang: Julie is bratty and rebellious; Barbara is sweet and obedient.
* ThematicThemeTune
* TheUnfavorite: The girls' father when drunk tells them openly that Barbara has always been his favorite. Angst ensues.
* ToBeContinued: As a series with numerous two-parters, this pretty much became a show motto.
* VisitByDivorcedDad
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