Who's the Boss?

One hundred and ninety six episodes, a spin-off that began as one of them, and a revival that was announced, cast and then quietly abandoned.

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Where to start with Who's the Boss?

Eight seasons of episodic sitcom. There is a slow romance running underneath it that rewards watching in order, and nothing else that does.

  1. 1
    Season one onwards Who's the Boss?

    The premise is set up in the first episode and then barely referred to again. The Tony and Angela arc is the only thing that accumulates.

  2. 2
    Living Dolls, only if you are curious Living Dolls

    Twelve episodes, cancelled mid season, and it opens by replaying an episode of Who's the Boss? you will already have seen if you are watching in order.

Then what? Nothing else exists. A sequel series was announced in 2020 with Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano attached and confirmed dead in October 2024 without a frame being shown.

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The series

  • Who's the Boss? 1984, 8 seasons, 196 episodes

The spin-off

  • Living Dolls 1989, 1 season, 12 episodes

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