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Ed's In Hot Water
The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley - S1 - E4
Ed's landlady Deidre Freebus asks him to look after the apartment building, while she's on vacation with her husband. Ed puts his skills into fixing the water heater and goes down the drain into the ocean. He ends up on an island, where he finds Amelia Earhart-esque aviator.
The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Tall, Dark & Hansom
September 10, 1988
Ed has agreed to fill in for his cousin Lemar Grimley, driving his hansom cab at the Grand Bilt Hotel for the day (though he must deal with the reluctance of the horse, Leonard). Later at the racetrack, Leonard falls for a pretty filly but is rejected, and Ed suggests they enter the race to impress her.
1x2 - Ed's Debut
September 17, 1988
Ed foolishly thinks he's been asked to play triangle for the city's philharmonic. Suddenly he's been arrested for a robbery he didn't do on his way to the concert hall.
1x3 - E.G., Go Home
September 24, 1988
Ed is hanging out with Wendall, who is the annoying brother of his crush - the amateur actress Miss Malone. Ed and Wendall go to the amusement park. They are off on a rocket ride to another planet which is ruled by an alien queen.
1x4 - Ed's In Hot Water
October 1, 1988
Ed's landlady Deidre Freebus asks him to look after the apartment building, while she's on vacation with her husband. Ed puts his skills into fixing the water heater and goes down the drain into the ocean. He ends up on an island, where he finds Amelia Earhart-esque aviator.
1x5 - Crate Expectations
October 8, 1988
Ed is trying to find a birthday present for Miss Malone. Unfortunately he gets stuck in a crate. Miss Malone, on the other hand is very depressed after she's been snubbed for a part in a TV movie. She grows older and meets a guardian angel, who shows her what life would be if she had never been born.
1x6 - Grimley, P.F.C
October 15, 1988
Accidentally Ed joins the Army after he got on the wrong line to return a library book.
1x7 - Moby Is Lost
October 22, 1988
Moby Runs Away And Trys To Find Him. Count Floyd:?????? Gustav Brothers:??????
1x8 - Good Neighbor Ed
October 29, 1988
Ed has to take a picture of all of his neighbors in order to fulfill the rules of a contest, he has won.
1x9 - Driver Ed
November 5, 1988
When Trying To Teach Miss Malone How To Drive,Ed And Miss Malone Die In A Car Accident.ANd Now Are Ghost And Haunt Mr. Freebus To Take Care Of Thier Stuff. Count Floyd:????? Gustav Brothers: The Bros Tell About Trains
1x10 - Blowin' In The Wind
November 12, 1988
A Tornado Hits Ed And Blows Him To A Farm.
1x11 - Eyewitness Ed
November 19, 1988
Ed Is Eyewitness A Robery.So The Guy Who Robbed The Bank Is Trying To Kill Ed.
1x12 - Eddy, We Hardly Knew Ye
November 26, 1988
Ed Goes To The Hospital To Get His Tonsils Removed.And Share A Room With A Man Who Turns Into A Warewolf.At The Same Time Ed's Friends Think That Ed Died. Count Floyd Short:Ed Has A Dream Of Him When He Was Little In The Sixties At The Count Floyd Show. Gustav Brothers Short: The Bros Goes Inside The Mouth To Teach About Teeth.
1x13 - The Irving Who Came To Dinner
December 3, 1988