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Double Dilemma
The Roman Holidays - S1 - E9
Percosia takes up playing the drum, which drives the family crazy. Gus decides to head over to the bowling alley for some peace & quiet. At the bowling alley, his co-workers are impressed that he's a great bowler. Mr. Tycoonius wants him on the company bowling team for the big tournament Saturday night. However, Percosia has a musical recital that same night as the bowling tournament. So Gus tries to attend both functions, with Happy & Brutus carrying him back & forth to both events, while Mr. Evictus chases them along the way!
The Roman Holidays: Season 1 - 13 Episode s
1x1 - Double Date
September 9, 1972
The Holiday’s landlord, Mr. Evictus, plans to evict them after Brutus, their pet lion, tromps all over his wet cement. But he changes his mind when Hap, their teenage son, mentions the upcoming prom. He offers them a deal to stay—if they get a date for his daughter, Snobia, for the prom and she has a good time.
1x2 - The Lion's Share
September 16, 1972
1x3 - Star For A Day
September 23, 1972
1x4 - Hero Sandwich
September 30, 1972
1x5 - The Big Split Up
October 7, 1972
1x6 - Hectic Holiday
October 14, 1972
1x7 - Switch Is Which
October 21, 1972
1x8 - That's Show Biz
October 28, 1972
Happy (who had a cold) invites Groovius to catch ""The Davey Cassius Show"". Happy doesn't think he's that hot, but Groovius, Brutus & Precosia like that Roman idol. Agustus comes home telling the family that he's got tickets for the upcoming Davey Cassius concert! The family goes to the stadium for the concert, but Happy decides to pass on going to the concert since he still has a cold. He & Brutus were heading back to the chariot until some girls screamed & chased him all over the arena. They duck into a dressing room to find that Davey Cassius looks exactly like Happy Holiday (without the black wig). Davey tells his manager that he's going on a vacation & wants Happy to cover for him. The manager thought it's a great idea until Happy told him he couldn't sing. So @ the concert, the manager plays a phonograph of Davey's singing while Happy pulls a Milli Vanilli, faking the performance. Davey is spotted by the family (who think he's Happy) & has him come home with them. Davey prete
1x9 - Double Dilemma
November 4, 1972
Percosia takes up playing the drum, which drives the family crazy. Gus decides to head over to the bowling alley for some peace & quiet. At the bowling alley, his co-workers are impressed that he's a great bowler. Mr. Tycoonius wants him on the company bowling team for the big tournament Saturday night. However, Percosia has a musical recital that same night as the bowling tournament. So Gus tries to attend both functions, with Happy & Brutus carrying him back & forth to both events, while Mr. Evictus chases them along the way!
1x10 - A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Chariot
November 11, 1972
1x11 - Buried Treasure
November 18, 1972
1x12 - Cyrano De Happius
November 25, 1972
1x13 - Father Of The Year
December 2, 1972
Gus and Mr. Evictus compete for Father Of The Year. If Gus wins Mr. Evictus will kick the Holidays out of their apartment.