Square Pegs
★ 7.6 · 1982 · 30m · Comedy
Two awkward freshmen desperate to fit try to adjust to life at Weemawee High School.
Episodes
1. Pilot30m · Freshman Patty gets the chance to "click with the right clique" when she attracts the attention of a handsome senior.
2. A Cafeteria Line30m · The romantic leads in the school musical lead to romance for Patty and Vinnie.
3. Pac Man Fever30m · Marshall loses his comic touch when he becomes "possessed" by a video game. His only hope for salvation: exorcism by the cleric of comedy, Father Guido Sarducci.
4. Square Pigskins30m · Lauren talks Patty into joining the Weemawee girls football team. Coached by a gung-ho Army vet and a women's libber who bristles at the slightest slight.
5. Halloween XII30m · An all-girl Halloween party is interrupted by the boys and a spooky, wheezing stalker.
6. A Simple Attachment30m · Marshall tries to prove to Lauren that she loves him by hooking her up to his science-fair project, a "love detector," but the machine ends up short-circuiting every romance in school.
7. Weemaweegate30m · Vinnie's campaign to become school mascot is sabotaged at every turn by an unknown mastermind, so Patty and Lauren play Woodward and Bernstein to break the scandal.
8. Open 24 Hours30m · Marshall becomes Johnny's manager and books his band, a band no one's ever seen, for the gala opening of a supermarket deli counter.
9. Muffy's Bat Mitzvah30m · When she leaves them off her guest list, Lauren and Patty scheme to get invited to Muffy's bat mitzvah party.
10. Hardly Working30m · Like, Jennifer does, you know, the uncoolest thing possible - she, like, gets a job (gag her with a spoon!)
11. A Child's Christmas in Weemawee (1)30m · Patty's in a quandry: should she spend Christmas in an isolated cabin with her divorced father, or the way she'd prefer - with her friends at school?
12. A Child's Christmas in Weemawee (2)30m · Patty's in a quandry: should she spend Christmas in an isolated cabin with her divorced father, or the way she'd prefer - with her friends at school?
13. It's All How You See Things30m · Trying to prove that having to wear glasses is the root of her problems, Patty makes a spectacle of herself by refusing to wear them.
14. Merry Pranksters30m · To gain popularity, Patty and Lauren become expert pranksters, but the joke's on them when someone else gets credit for their stunts.
15. It's Academical30m · Patty hopes to win more than the scholastic quiz show when she and her heartthrob Larry are selected as contestants.
16. The Stepanowicz Papers30m · Lauren and Ms. Loomis could be literally swept off their feet when they both fall for the new janitor.
17. To Serve Weemawee All My Days30m · Mr. Donovan's job is in jeopardy because the school board has discovered he's living with a woman.
18. No Substitutions30m · A substitute teacher's unconventional style wins the hearts of the students and draws the jealousy of Mr. Donovan.
19. No Joy in Weemawee30m · Johnny's talent for hitting home runs rockets him to stardom on the Weemawee baseball team and gets him a scouting visit by the Los Angeles Dodgers' Steve Sax.
20. The Arrangement30m · Lauren thinks she and Patty have finally been accepted by the "in" crowd, but the real reason for their sudden popularity is something else - and Patty knows what it is.More Like This
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