The Ellen Burstyn Show
Season 1
1986 · 13 episodes
1. Pilot
1986-09-20 · 30m
Ellen Burstyn stars as a writer at a Baltimore college who lives in a brownstone with her mother, 25-year-old daughter and 5-year-old grandson. In the pilot, Nick's dog is about to have puppies. Ellen faces a troublesome student who never fulfills assignments.
2. Monkey Business
1986-09-27 · 30m
Molly goes out on her first date since separating from her husband, but her date is more interested in Ellen.
3. Where There's a Will
1986-10-04 · 30m
Ellen decides to prepare her last will and testament, but she gains disapproval from her family when she suggests that a poverty-stricken student live in her home rent-free.
4. The Guest Lecturer
1986-10-18 · 30m
Ellen is disillusioned when she meets an award-winning writer she has always admired.
5. Crime and Punishment
1986-10-25 · 30m
Ellen must deal with a grouchy store owner when 6-year-old Nick steals an expensive toy.
6. Sydney's Night Out
1986-11-01 · 30m
Sydney's swept off her feet by a married man.
7. Reading Between the Lines
1986-11-08 · 30m
Ellen learns that her friend, a best-selling author, is illiterate.
8. Family Affair
1986-11-15 · 30m
Molly has second thoughts about reconciling with her estranged husband.
9. Molly Sings the Blues
1987-08-08 · 30m
10. Writer, Wronger
1987-08-15 · 30m
An ex-convict enrolls in Ellen's writing class.
11. The Box
1987-08-22 · 30m
Ellen finds a mysterious shoe box in a telephone booth. The box is labeled and she calls the owner only to be warned about opening the shoe box. The family becomes intrigued.
12. Writes of Passage
1987-09-05 · 30m
13. I'm Dancing Faster Than I Can
30m
After undergoing severe sleeplessness, Ellen goes to a physician. The medic prescribes her some vitamin pills. Ellen follows the treatment but its side effects soon show up, and she starts doing things faster than usual. Finally Sidney finds out that the medic was in fact a quack who gave Ellen amphetamines instead of vitamins.
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