Growing Pains

One hundred and sixty six episodes, two reunion films fifteen years later, and a spin-off that starts inside a two part episode of this one.

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Where to start with Growing Pains

Episodic family sitcom. Start at the start if you like, or anywhere in the first four seasons; nothing carries over that the episode will not tell you.

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    Growing Pains, season one onwards Growing Pains

    Seven seasons, and the cast changes around the edges as the children age. The later seasons add characters rather than reinvent the show.

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    Season three, How the West Was Won, parts one and two Growing Pains

    The two episodes that spin Coach Lubbock out into his own series. Watch them before the spin-off or it starts with no explanation.

  3. 3
    Just the Ten of Us, if you want it Just the Ten of Us

    Forty seven episodes about the Lubbock family. It is its own thing and Growing Pains carries on without it.

Then what? Two reunion films, 2000 and 2004, which put the family back together as adults.

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The series

  • Growing Pains 1985, 7 seasons, 166 episodes

The spin-off

  • Just the Ten of Us 1988, 3 seasons, 47 episodes

The reunion films

  • The Growing Pains Movie 2000
  • Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers 2004

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