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- Bridget Loves Bernie is an American sitcom created by Bernard Slade. Depicting an interfaith marriage between a Catholic woman and a Jewish man, Bridget Loves Bernie was based loosely on the premise of the 1920s Broadway play and 1940s radio show Abie's Irish Rose. It stars Meredith Baxter and David Birney as the title characters. CBS canceled the show after only one season, despite high ratings. Baxter and Birney married in real life after the program had left the air. (en)
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- The Douglas S. Cramer Company (en)
- Thornhill Productions (en)
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- Bridget Loves Bernie (en)
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- Sam and Sophie aren't invited to a party that Walt and Amy are holding for United Nations delegates. However, his mother is determined to attend after discovering Moshe Dayan will be the guest of honor. (en)
- Bernie's Uncle Moe falls in love with Bridget's aunt, which leads to all sorts of trouble. (en)
- After Uncle Moe turns 65, he runs away from home after Sam and Sophie decide he should retire from the deli. (en)
- In an effort to get some measure of privacy, Bridget and Bernie decide to ignore all questions and phone calls from their parents. (en)
- Bridget and Bernie talk their fathers into spending a weekend at Walt's hunting lodge. (en)
- Bridget and Bernie reach the holiday season unsure of whether to celebrate Christmas or Hanukkah. (en)
- Confusion and chaos reign when Catholic Bridget runs a Jewish delicatessen, aided by her socialite mother and brother who's a priest. (en)
- Bridget and Bernie spend the weekend at the Fitzgerald country estate and after Bernie meets some of Bridget's friends, he becomes aware of the style to which she was previously accustomed. (en)
- Despite a generous wedding gift of one year's free rent on a plush apartment from Walt and Amy, Bridget and Bernie are reluctant to accept the offer. (en)
- Bernie's parents, Sam and Sophie, win a raffle ticket for a private audience with Pope Paul VI that was sold by Bridget's mother, Amy. Her father, Walt, fears that the Steinbergs may end up causing him major embarrassment. (en)
- Bridget and her parents become Jewish for the weekend when Bernie's devout aunt stops in New York on her way back from Israel. (en)
- Trying to replace a perennially-breaking bed results not only in sleeping trouble for Bridget and Bernie, but also causes an inter-family squabble. (en)
- Walt and Amy fear that their ability to influence an important art collector will be compromised when the in-laws move in after smoke damage currently has their apartment under repair. (en)
- After being married in a civil ceremony, Bridget and Bernie agree to their parents' wishes to have a religious ceremony, but the conflict of religions causes havoc. (en)
- Bernie is offered the opportunity to work for a newspaper in Providence. (en)
- Series pilot: It's love at first sight when cab driver Bernie Steinberg picks up his fare, Bridget Fitzgerald, on a rainy New York day. (en)
- Increasing tensions between Bridget and Bernie lead both sets of parents to send them on the honeymoon they never had. (en)
- Sam and Walt each get the chance to realize their dream of having Bernie work for them. (en)
- Despite several rejections, a reluctant Bernie decides to write a play drawn from his own experiences and personal acquaintances. (en)
- Bernie is distressed when he discovers that Bridget was engaged when they met and never once mentioned there being another man in her life. (en)
- After Bernie rejects Bridget's breakfast of ham and eggs, she decides to take a crash course in Jewish cooking, which leads to disaster. (en)
- Bridget has a hard time finding a home for a painting that once hung in her nursery until she discovers a potentially rare painting is found hidden under the surface of the canvas. (en)
- Bridget announces that she's going to teach a sex education class to her fourth graders. (en)
- Bernie is finally able to buy Bridget an engagement ring, but she quickly loses it. (en)
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- With This Ring (en)
- The Homecoming (en)
- Greener Pastures (en)
- 'Tis the Season (en)
- A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Vatican (en)
- Belated Honeymoon (en)
- Bernie's Last Stand (en)
- Bridget Loves Bernie (en)
- Happiness Is Just a Thing Called Moe (en)
- Honesty Is the Worst Policy (en)
- How to Be a Jewish Mother (en)
- Into Every Life, a Little Snow Must Fall (en)
- Life Begins at 65 (en)
- Painting, Painting – Who's Got the Painting? (en)
- Steinberg and Son (en)
- The In-Laws Who Came to Dinner (en)
- The Information Gap (en)
- The Last of the Red Hot Playwrights (en)
- The Little White Lie That Grew and Grew (en)
- The Newlybeds (en)
- To Teach or Not to Teach (en)
- Wake Up, We're Getting Married Today (en)
- Who's Watching the Store? (en)
- You Are Cordially Not Invited (en)
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- Bridget Loves Bernie is an American sitcom created by Bernard Slade. Depicting an interfaith marriage between a Catholic woman and a Jewish man, Bridget Loves Bernie was based loosely on the premise of the 1920s Broadway play and 1940s radio show Abie's Irish Rose. It stars Meredith Baxter and David Birney as the title characters. CBS canceled the show after only one season, despite high ratings. Baxter and Birney married in real life after the program had left the air. (en)
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