The Bad News Bears
★ 6.7 · 1979 · Comedy · Family
Episodes
1. Here Comes the Coach30m · Morris Buttermaker volunteers to coach the Bears, a group of problem students who only loosely resemble a baseball team.
2. Amanda Joins the Bears30m · Though she yearns to be ladylike, a hot-shot hurler agrees to pitch one game for the Bears.
3. Nakedness is Next to Godliness30m · Buttermaker is puzzled by Ogilvie's reluctance to shower after practices.
4. The Kelly Story30m · Amanda uses her charms to entice a slugger into joining the Bears.
5. Tanner's Bird30m · Buttermaker feels awful when his new race horse sits on Tanner's pet bird.
6. Emily Loves Morris30m · Dr. Rappant gives Buttermaker a post-victory hug and the team sees it as a sign of romance.
7. The Food Caper30m · Suspicion falls upon Engelberg when food is missing from the cafeteria storeroom.
8. Men Will Be Boys30m · The Bears are in for some hard workouts after Buttermaker makes a bet on their next game.
9. Three's a Crowd30m · Amanda tries to reunite her mother and Buttermaker.
10. Save the Bears30m · When the team members seek donations for new uniforms, a fortune pours in from contributors who believe they're saving endangered bears.▶11. Dance Fever30m · Ahmad is challenged to a disco duel by the class smart aleck.▶12. Fielder's Choice30m · Teammates try to bolster Lupus's self-confidence in preparation for a championship game.More Like This
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