Episode
Martin: Arms Are for Hugging
Overview
Martin and Gina admit that they are fighting and arguing too much. So they seek the help of a church Minister for counselling to help them resolve their issues. They end up being invited by the Minister to a weekend Marriage counsel session with other troubled couples at a mountain retreat.
Details
- Series
- Martin
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 20
- Air date
- 1994-02-20
- Runtime
- 22 min
Episode context
Arms Are for Hugging is Episode 20 in Season 2 of Martin. It aired on 1994-02-20. The runtime is 22 min.
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Episode 21: Guard Your Grill
After winning a charity boxing match, Martin thinks he is as good a fighter as anyone. And after Tommy Hearns makes advances towards Gina, Martin challenges the boxer to a 10-round grudge match, with potentialy disastrous results.
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Gina is offered a job in New York and Martin, taking advice from Stan, tells her to take it. Meanwhile Gina, taking advice from Pam and Sheneneh, decides to leave on the assumption that Martin will stop her from leaving and ask her to marry him. Part 1 of two.
Episode 22: Yours, Mine and Ours
When the small screen TV in the apartment needs replacing, Martin is enticed into buying a big-screen TV, and uses the money from Martin & Gina's combined checking account to purchase it. This infuriates Gina, who makes him take it back, only to later be discovered buying items of her own in the same way.
Episode 17: Suspicious Minds
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Episode 23: I Don't Have the Heart
Pam starts dating an older, wealthy man who eventually asks her to marry him. Initially, the gang was concerned about he and Pam, because of the age difference. But as time went by, they began to enjoy the perks that go along with being in the entourage of a wealthy industrialist: skybox tickets to games, New shoes for Martin, exotic trips to far away places. But once Pam breaks her engagement, Martin's hope of winning fame and fortune are dashed.
Episode 16: No Justice, No Peace
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Episode 24: Crunchy Drawers
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Episode 15: Holiday Blues
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Episode 25: No Love Lost
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Episode 14: Whoomp! There It Ain't
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