Hayden Fox, the curmudgeonly coach of Minnesota State University's Screaming Eagles football team, tries to navigate his way through the sports world, fatherhood and family life without dropping the ball.
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Hayden Fox, the curmudgeonly coach of Minnesota State University's Screaming Eagles football team, tries to navigate his way through the sports world, fatherhood and family life without dropping the ball.
Season 7 episodes
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Hayden is offered a position at an unnamed pro team. He goes to New York to interview for the job. After first finding out about the offer, he doesn't tell Dauber or Luther. Finally he does and everyone becomes excited about a future in the NFL. Unfortunately Hayden is not offered the job. The show ends with Christine and Hayden discussing their unrelenting ambition that leaves them restless in Minnesota.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Alan KirschenbaumGuest stars Pat Crawford Brown, Ellerine Harding, Dakin Matthews
Hayden hires an image consultant who sets out to make him a superstar.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Oliver Goldstick, Phil RosenthalGuest stars Clare Carey, Lucy Liu, Ross Manarchy, Douglas Sills, Jessica Walter, Reno Wilson
Hayden's image consultant Susan Miller gets underfoot when he coaches the team.
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Directed by Craig T. NelsonWritten by Jeremy StevensGuest stars Pat Crawford Brown, Jessica Walter, Rick Fitts, Susan Lentini, David Nathan Schwartz, Edmund L. Shaff, Lou Wagner
In this Dauber centered episode, Judy returns from Romania after a trip with the woman's basketball team. Dauber is exited to see her, as it's the longest time they've ever been apart (one month). When Judy arrives, she tells Dauber that she had an affair with a Romanian man named Andre. Judy doesn't feels she can spend her life with Dauber, she breaks their two-year engagement.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Scott BuckGuest stars Pam Stone, Barry Kramer, Ross Manarchy, John Valdetero
Hayden and Christine have a major marital blowup over her seeming ""impregnability"" and the consequent mechanical nature of their recent love life. Luther gets into an unbelievable car deal with an elderly woman.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Oliver Goldstick, Phil RosenthalGuest stars Jessica Walter, Seth Margolies, Meg Wyllie
Against Hayden's advice, Christine attends a bachelorette party thrown by Ruthanne and gets into trouble.
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Directed by Craig T. NelsonWritten by Eric HorstedGuest stars Rita Taggart, Diane Delano, Monica Horan, Jedda Jones, Michael Kayem, Art LaFleur, Michael Phenicie, DeeDee Rescher
Carter gives Bill Jennings an audition tape of one of his beautiful broadcasting students. Carter intends to replace Christine with a young female host to "freshen up the show." Carter's plan backfires as Jennings decides to replace him instead of Christine. In the midst of Hayden's celebration on Carter's firing, Carter shows up to beg Christine to help him get his job back. Christine agrees and the next morning talks with the Jennings to help Carter. In the midst of the meeting Carter bursts into the meeting and with Christine's aid he gets his job back.
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Directed by Alan RafkinGuest stars Robert Ridgely, Ross Manarchy, Gregg Binkley, Jessica Collins, Steven Gilborn
An opposing player is badly hurt after Hayden encourages rough play.
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Directed by Gordon HuntGuest stars Lucy Liu, Beau Billingslea, Patrick Cranshaw, Douglas Sills, Jessica Walter, Reno Wilson, Zak Knutson, James McDonnell
Just before a big bowl game, a rumor breaks out that Hayden may be taking a job in the pros.
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Directed by Jeff MeyerGuest stars Jessica Walter, Zak Knutson, Keith Amos, Mark Fauser, Michael Hornaday, Julio Oscar Mechoso, Stephanie Moffett, Jeff Mosley
Hayden and Christine agree to work out their marital problems via an anonymous ""encounter weekend"" for couples, but the entire process breaks down for Hayden once Howard and Shirley Burleigh join the group.
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Directed by Tony DowGuest stars Georgia Engel, Robert Alan Beuth, Keene Curtis, Annie Korzen, George Wyner
A Valentine's Day dinner gives three couples heartburn when Hayden's efforts to fix up a lovelorn Dauber entirely miss their mark.
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Directed by Jeff MeyerWritten by Oliver Goldstick, Phil RosenthalGuest stars Georgia Engel, Rita Taggart, Kimberly Clarice Aiken, Lorna Scott, Kim Story
Hayden tries to befriend former Dallas Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson -- but his efforts go to the dogs when Johnson's Super Bowl ring is eaten by Luther's dog.
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Directed by Jeff MeyerWritten by Oliver Goldstick, Phil RosenthalGuest stars Kort Falkenberg, Ann Marie Lee, Lenny Rose, Jimmy Johnson
Luther risks losing agent Art Hibke by making a self-arranged promotional appearance without telling Art -- and then refusing to pay his commission, which leads to a crazed dental drilling; Dauber tries a new image.
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Written by Oliver Goldstick, Phil RosenthalGuest stars Tom Poston, Jameson Baltes, Orlando Brown, Eric Christmas, Dee Freeman, Huck Liggett, Courtland Mead, Danny Rimmer
Hayden and Christine go on a Caribbean cruise to get away from it all, but can't seem to steer clear of a wealthy eccentric, who makes a surprising offer.
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Directed by Jeff MeyerWritten by Scott BuckGuest stars Clare Carey, Doug Ballard, Karen Lynn Scott
Hayden is tempted by an offer to coach a professional team, but fears that its eccentric owner would make all the big decisions herself.
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Directed by Tony DowWritten by Alan KirschenbaumGuest stars Georgia Engel, Katherine Helmond, Wayne C. Dvorak, John Petlock, Armando Pucci, O'Neal Compton, Kim Gillingham, Todd Susman
Scott Buck, Phil Rosenthal, Barry Kemp, Eric Horsted, Oliver Goldstick, Cindy Chupack, Alan Kirschenbaum, Jeremy Stevens, Tom J. Astle, Paul Redford, Bob Bendetson, Thad Mumford, Frank Dungan
