Designing Women

One hundred and sixty-three episodes, and half the cast changes after the fifth season.

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Where to start with Designing Women

Episodic, so there is no order to protect, but the cast turnover is severe enough that it is worth knowing where it falls before you start.

  1. 1
    Seasons 1 to 5 Designing Women

    One hundred and eighteen episodes with the original four, and the stretch the show's reputation rests on.

  2. 2
    Seasons 6 and 7 Designing Women

    Forty-five episodes after two of the four leave, one after a public falling out with the producers and one by choice. Two replacements arrive, and one of those is replaced again a year later.

  3. 3
    Women of the House Women of the House

    Thirteen episodes in 1995 following one of the departed leads to Washington.

Then what? The 2003 reunion is interviews and clips rather than a story. A sequel series was ordered in 2018 and never made.

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The Series

  • Designing Women 1986, 7 seasons, 163 episodes

Afterwards

  • Women of the House 1995, 1 season, 13 episodes
  • The Designing Women Reunion 2003

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