True Colors
★ 8.7 · 1990 · 22m · Comedy
True Colors is an American sitcom that aired on Fox from September 2, 1990 to April 12, 1992 for a total of 45 episodes. The series was created by Michael J. Weithorn, and featured an interracial marriage and a subsequent blended family.
Episodes
1. A Visit from Ray22m · Ron and Ellen's families try to adjust to the marriage, while Lester befriends a turkey scheduled to become dinner.
2. A Pair of Cranks22m · Sara comes to Lester's defense when he is mistakenly accused of stealing expensive basketball shoes.
3. One of the Girls22m · After Lester joins Sara and her friends for mah-jongg, he starts behaving like his step-grandmother—including seeing things.
4. A Dog's Life22m · Katie inadvertently jeopardizes Terry's chance for a student athletic scholarship.
5. Step Lightly22m · Ellen washes Terry's lucky t-shirt, and he gets injured playing football soon after. Sara brings Ron bad luck when they take a flight together.
6. Life with Fathers22m · Ron gets the blues when Katie gets a visit from her dad on her 16th birthday.
7. What's Wrong With That Boy?22m · Lester's continued drawing and dreaming land him in hot water, both at school and home.
8. Tooth or Consequences22m · Sara agrees to let Ron look at her teeth after her former dentist passes away.
9. Soft Shell22m · Ellen disapproves of Katie's relationship with a collegiate environmental activist.
10. Young at Heart22m · Sara's easily able to find a date to a wedding—a gentleman who may make a proposal to her of his own.
11. Occasional Wife22m · To protect his frail aunt, Ellen pretends to still be married to Leonard.
12. High Anxiety22m · Lester and Katie hope to cure Terry's aerophobia by taking him to the roof and making him face his fear.
13. Puppet Regime22m · The family bands together to build the confidence of Ron's cousin before an audition to join a puppeteering group.▶14. Christmas Show '9022m · Ron and Ellen use the family Christmas gathering to reflect on both how they first met and how they revealed their romance to their loved ones.▶15. Moment of Ruth22m · Ellen's afraid her being white will hinder Ron's ability to win an award from a black magazine.▶16. A Real Pain22m · An hysterical Sara is hospitalized for a gallbladder operation.▶17. The Tender Trap22m · Terry teaches Lester some ways to approach girls with confidence, but neglects to teach him how to handle rejection.▶18. Opposites Attract22m · On a date, Terry regrets giving Katie a lift after his car breaks down.▶19. Homies Alone22m · A horror movie marathon frightens Katie and Lester. Meanwhile, Ellen and Terry find themselves stuck in an elevator en route to a banquet.▶20. Daughter Dearest22m · Mom puts a downer on Katie's hoped-for romance on a ski vacation, while Ron and Terry aren't pleased with having to take care of Sara.▶21. A Matter of Principal22m · Ellen's plan to bring her students to see Ron's dental office is met with resistance by a racist parent.▶22. Superman, Superego22m · Terry's conscience eats away at him after plagiarizing a paper of Katie's.▶23. Prisoners of Love22m · Sara's friend accidentally gets a locket that was a gift for Ellen, and she comes up with a plan to retrieve it.▶24. Favorite Son22m · Ellen's joy at throwing a surprise party for Ron is ruined by his pushy mother.More Like This
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