Episode
The Facts of Life: A Rose by Any Other Age
Overview
Blair is dumbfounded when an honor student she invited over ostensibly to study takes a shine to Beverly Ann instead of her.
Details
- Series
- The Facts of Life
- Season
- Season 9
- Episode
- Episode 8
- Air date
- 1987-11-28
Episode context
A Rose by Any Other Age is Episode 8 in Season 9 of The Facts of Life. It aired on 1987-11-28.
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Episode 7: The More the Marrier
Tootie's boyfriend says he can't make it to town for the Winter Carnival so Tootie decides to go with someone else.
Episode 9: Adventures in Baileysitting
Babysitter Blair leaves her sister with the others while she attends a tea, and returns to find they somehow misplaced her.
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Episode 6: Up from Down Under
A new girl arrives at Eastland in the wee hours, claiming to be an Australian exchange student.
Episode 10: It's a Wonderful Christmas
It's holiday time, and Beverly Ann feels unneeded, until a mysterious Santa shows her what Christmas in Peekskill would be like without her.
Episode 5: Sweet Charity
Jo takes a job in social work at a community center that, she learns, has no funds to pay her salary.
Episode 11: Golden Oldies
Imagine the whole gang the same people the same place, 40 years from now.
Episode 4: Before the Fall
Natalie jumps at the chance to do an inside story on ROTC and then learns she'll also have to jump from a plane.
Episode 12: A Thousand Frowns
Andy latches on to a "big brother," who's living for today because tomorrow may never come.
Episode 3: Rumor Has It
Blair's after-hours visit with a professor reputed to be a womanizer stirs up a storm of vicious rumors on campus.
Episode 13: Something in Common
It's not music to his ears when Jo's dad learns that her boyfriend plays piano at a dinner joint.
Episode 2: Down and Out in Malibu (2)
Richard Moll returns to the home he left in Jo's care to find it's been flooded: someone left the water running in the hot tub.
Episode 14: Peekskill Law
Blair interns at a law firm that's defending an accused murderer, who seems to be guilty until proven innocent.