Episode
Out of This World: Evie's Latin Touch
Overview
Evie decides to take part in the student exchange program and let's a young latin boy stay with her, and when she discovers that that his whole life is all work and no play, she teaches him to have a little fun by taking him to play baseball.
Details
- Series
- Out of This World
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 13
- Air date
- 1991-02-02
- Runtime
- 21 min
Episode context
Evie's Latin Touch is Episode 13 in Season 4 of Out of This World. It aired on 1991-02-02. The runtime is 21 min.
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Episode 12: Marlowe Vice
Lindsay decides to be a student officer just to goof off and skip classes and persuades Evie to be her partner in crime, but when Lindsay dicovers that there is a thief stealing food from the cafeteria, she suddenly becomes serious about her postion and tries to catch the culprit, only Evie cathes him instead, and the thief ends up being Jeff.
Episode 14: My Mom, and Why I Love Her
Evie's grandmother sends her a check in the mail, for $200, that is suppose to go toward her college fund, but Evie spends the money on a jacket instead, and in order to keep Donna from finding out that she spent the money instead of putting it in the bank, she enters a contest titled ""My Mom and Why I Love Her"" to try to win the money back.
More episodes from this season
Episode 11: Evie's False Alarm
Donna is conned into buying a alarm system for the house, and when she and Evie realize that it was a scam, they come up with a plan to try and get thier money back.
Episode 15: Heck's Angels
Evie volunteers to tutor a 22 year old high school student so that he can get his diploma, but he ends up being a rough, tough, motorcycle biker named ""Moose"", and when his girlfriend, Velma, finds out that she is spending time with him, she warns Evie to stay away from him....or else.
Episode 10: Evie's High Anxiety
When Chris decides to enter a dance contest with another woman, Evie gleaps herself into a fantastic dancer to get Chris back, but because of a gleap intensification, her powers become ten times thier normal strengh and she becomes so light on her feet that she starts to float in the air.
Episode 16: Would You Buy a Used Car From This Dude
Chris decides that he wants to go to school to be a doctor but he just can't afford it, so gets a job as a car salesman to help him pay for school, and when Evie discovers that Chris just can't sell anything, she gleaps him into the best car salesman in the entire place.
Episode 9: Roomies
While Mick is out of town for a week, he allows Evie and Lindsay to stay at his apartment so that they can see what it's like to live together before they go away to college, but only after a few hours alone, the girls start to disagree.
Episode 17: Evie Nightingale
Evie and Lindsay sneak into the hospital and pretend to be candy stripers after they discover that thier favorite soap star will be staying there, but instead of getting his autograph, they end up getting trouble.
Episode 8: Come Fly With Evie
When Kyle must take a plane to New York for a police convention, Evie discovers that he is afraid to fly, so Donna and Evie create a ""fear of flying"" program to help Kyle overcome his fear, but when Evie pretends that the are taking off, the house really does take off because of Evie's powers.
Episode 18: All About Evie
Evie tries out for the role of Juliet for the town play, only Lindsay gets the part instead, so Donna assigns Evie as the understudy, but when Lindsay gets carried away about being Juliet, Evie gets angry and gleaps her into a poodle.
Episode 7: I Want My Evie TV
Evie's Uncle Mick has returned home to Marlowe after being on the road with his band, and when Evie discovers that he is a talented guitar player, she asks him to help her make a music video for her school project, but instead Chris takes Evie's music video and submits it to a talent search contest.
Episode 19: Mayor Evie
Evie becomes Donna's new mayor's assistant, but when Donna won't give Evie any responsibilty to do the job, Evie gleaps herself into Donna to sign a concert permit when Donna is not around to do it herself, but it only causes problems when the citizens of Marlowe don't approve of the performer.