Goodtime Girls

Goodtime Girls

1980 · Comedy · 1 Season · 13 Episodes · 6.5

Goodtime Girls is an American situation comedy which ran on ABC from January 22, 1980 until August 29, 1980. It was created by Leonora Thuna, and produced by Thomas L. Miller, Edward K. Milkis and Robert L. Boyett, in association with Garry Marshall's Henderson Productions and Paramount Television. It is a period piece comedy set during World War II, which was the producers' 1940s answer to their top 1950s-themed hits Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley.

Episodes

E11. Homefront30m · 1980-01-22Four young women are forced to share an apartment during WWII.E22. Too Many Fiances30m · 1980-01-29Betty accepts many proposals from men who are about to go overseas.E33. Frankie Gets Drafted, Almost30m · 1980-02-05When Mr. Coolidge is drafted, Frankie goes with him to the center. But when Frankie is mistaken for Mr. Coolidge, he decides to go in his place.E44. Frankie and Edith Were Lovers30m · 1980-02-12Frankie and Edith go out on a date and return thinking they are in love.E55. Growing Pains30m · 1980-04-12Edith struggles to believe that her brother is grown up and is enlisting in the navy.E66. Loose Lips30m · 1980-04-19George's friend makes a play for Edith and Betty.E77. Edith Dates a War Hero30m · 1980-04-26Edith gets involved in a romance with a famous war hero.E88. Loretta's Dilemma30m · 1980-08-01Loretta gets in trouble with her boss due to incompetence.E99. Internal Injury30m · 1980-08-08Betty and Edith volunteer to help wounded soldiers at a hospital.E1010. The Show Must Go On30m · 1980-08-15The girls get news that Loretta's husband is missing while they plan a USO show.E1111. Who's Benny?30m · 1980-08-22Camille's behavior has her friends thinking that she is a spy.E1212. Sing 'Til It Hurts30m · 1980-08-29Betty quits her job to take a shot at singing stardom.E1313. All for One30m ·

Cast

Edith Bedelmeyer

Lorna Patterson

Lorna Patterson

Francine Tacker

Francine Tacker

Camille Rittenhouse

Frankie Millardo

Merwin Goldsmith

Merwin Goldsmith

George Coolidge