Julia (1968) is a comedy web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Julia online in HD.
Julia — Storyline
Julia is an American sitcom notable for being one of the first weekly series to depict an African American woman in a non-stereotypical role. Previous television series featured African American lead characters, but the characters were usually servants. The show stars actress and singer Diahann Carroll, and ran for 86 episodes on NBC from September 17, 1968 to March 23, 1971. The series was produced by Savannah Productions, Inc., Hanncar Productions, Inc., and 20th Century-Fox Television.
During pre-production, the proposed series title was Mama's Man. The series was also unique in that it was among the few situation comedies in the late 1960s that did not use a laugh track; however, 20th Century-Fox Television added them when the series was reissued for syndication and cable rebroadcasts in the late 1980s.
Cast & Crew
- Created by: Hal Kanter
- Starring: Diahann Carroll, Lloyd Nolan, Marc Copage, Lurene Tuttle, Ned Glass, Michael Link, Betty Beaird, Fred Williamson
Julia — Series Details
| First Air Date | 1968-09-17 |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 86 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Language | English |
| Network | NBC |
| Status | Ended |
| Rating | 6.4/10 (9 votes) |
Julia — Episode Guide
Season 1
- E1: Mama's Man (1968-09-17) — A Widowed Nurse Looks For A Job To Support Her 6-year-Old Son.
- E2: The Interview (1968-09-24) — Julia enters phase two of her job-hunting task: an interview with the clinic's cantankerous Dr. Chegley. The nurse's high hopes dim when the doctor's approving nods are countered b
- E3: Sorry, Right Number (1968-10-01) — Although Julia does well on her first day at her new job, the same can't be said at home.
- E4: Homework Isn't Housework (1968-10-08) — Julia hires a part-time mother's helper who's more accustomed to homework than housework.
- E5: Unloneliest Night of the Week (1968-10-15) — Julia has her hands full with the Waggedorn children when an Army buddy of her late husband's shows up.
- E6: Who's a Freud of Ginger Wolfe? (1968-10-22) — Julia is concerned that Corey has done all his school paintings in black.
- E7: Am I, Pardon the Expression, Blacklisted? (1968-10-29) — Julia thinks she might lose her job since her security clearance at the space center has been delayed.
- E8: The Champ is No Chump (1968-11-12) — Julia goes on a TV quiz show where the prize is a date with a heavyweight boxing champ.
- E9: Too Good to Be Bad (1968-11-19) — Julia is the target of two efforts at matchmaking.
- E10: Paint Your Waggedorn (1968-11-26) — Julia tells Corey about prejudice.
- E11: Farewell, My Friends, Hello (1968-12-03) — A retiring messenger showers Julia with gifts.
- E12: The Solid Brass Snow Job (1968-12-10) — A salesman wins over Julia and Corey in his attempt to gain the clinic's account.
- E13: Designers Don't Always Have Designs (1968-12-17) — Dr. Chegley and Hannah try to fix up Julia with a single engineer.
- E14: I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas (1968-12-24) — Corey wants to know if Santa Claus is black or white.
- E15: The One and Only Genuine, Original Family Uncle (1968-12-31) — Julia receives a visit from her ex-vaudevillian uncle Lou.
- E16: How Sharper Than a Baby's Tooth (1969-01-07) — Julia thinks Corey is afraid to go to the dentist, but he only has a loose tooth.
- E17: Matchmaker, Break Me a Match (1969-01-14) — Julia is unsure about her latest suitor since he's asking to borrow $500.
- E18: Dancer in the Dark (1969-01-21) — Julia is enlisted to recruit a black militant for the company.
- E19: How to Keep Your Wig Warm (1969-01-28) — Marie is worried that her husband is losing interest.
- E20: Sticks and Stones Can Break My Pizza (1969-02-04) — Julia endures name-calling at home and at work.
- E21: A Little Chicken Soup Never Hurt Anybody (1969-02-11) — Julia's landlord refuses to tell her what's bothering him when he locks himself in his apartment.
- E22: Wanda Mean Well (1969-02-18) — Julia is the first black person Waggedorn's sister Wanda ever met.
- E23: Cupid's No Computer (1969-02-25) — Julia attempts to fix up her landlord with Hannah.
- E24: I Thought I Saw a Two-Timer? (1969-03-04) — Julia is unsure what to do when she sees Marie's husband with a blonde.
- E25: It Takes Two to Tangle (1969-03-11) — Dr. Chegley enlists Julia to help out with his fund-raising project.
- E26: Home of the Braves (1969-03-18) — The search is on for a father for Corey when Earl joins a father-son club.
- E27: A Baby's a Nice Nuisance (1969-03-25) — Earl decides to live with Julia and Corey out of jealousy of his baby brother.
- E28: Gone With the Draft (1969-04-01) — Julia's housekeeper leaves town after receiving a strange phone call.
- E29: The Doctor's Dilemma (1969-04-08) — Julia tries to juggle dealing with Corey's babysitter and Dr. Cheney's illness.
- E30: Love is a Many Sighted Thing (1969-04-15) — A friend of Julia's wanting a husband falls for her latest suitor.
Season 2
- E1: A Tale of Two Sitters (1969-09-16) — Julia tries to work with Dr. Chegley's 92-year-old uncle while he's away.
- E2: The Wheel Deal (1969-09-23) — Dr. Chegley tries to help Julia with her car troubles.
- E3: The Undergraduate (1969-09-30) — Julia hires an undergraduate as a mother's helper.
- E4: Two's a Family, Three's a Crowd (1969-10-14) — Corey thinks his mother plans to adopt the little girl she's brought home.
- E5: Tank's for the Memory (1969-10-21) — Julia sings "Just in Time" with Gary Crosby at a local concert.
- E6: For Whom the Wedding Bell Tolls (1969-10-28) — A teenage boy has a crush on Julia.
- E7: You Can't Beat Drums (1969-11-04) — Julia's neighbor is driving her crazy with the drums.
- E8: Tie Wolf (1969-11-11) — Julia has her hands full with her latest suitor, a shortage of babysitters and Corey tying Indian knots.
- E9: Romeo and Julia (1969-11-18) — Julia feels uncomfortable with the ideas of a children's party and a blind date.
- E10: The Grass is Sometimes Greener (1969-11-25) — Corey is against the idea of moving when Julia gets a job offer.
- E11: The Eve of Adam (1969-12-02) — A free-thinking artist influences Corey.
- E12: So's Your Old Uncle (1969-12-09) — Dr. Chegley's uncle Norton returns.
- E13: Hilda's No Help (1969-12-16) — Julia has to entertain Leonard's sister Hilda, who's just as wacky as Wanda.
- E14: Temper Also Fugits (1969-12-30) — Julia loses her temper.
- E15: The Prisoner of Brenda (1970-01-06) — Julia copes with the Brenda the babysitter and Stanley the maintenance man: both kooks.
- E16: The Dates of Wrath (1970-01-13) — Two of Julia's suitors fight over her.
- E17: The Jolly Green Midget (1970-01-20) — Corey swears he saw a little green man with antennae.
- E18: Sioux Me, Don't Woo Me (1970-01-27) — Julia looks for a stand-in father to attend Corey's club meeting.
- E19: Charity Begins With Chegley (1970-02-03) — Julia tries to find jobs for the proud parents of sick child.
- E20: Father of the Bribe (1970-02-10) — Corey and Earl compete for a new friend's attention.
- E21: Call Me By My Rightful Number (1970-02-17) — Julia and crew try to help a sick boy who's 3,000 miles away.
- E22: Gone With the Whim (1970-02-24) — Julia has a jealous neighbor and a zealous efficiency expert on her hands.
- E23: Charlie's Chance (1970-03-03) — Julia's vacation creates chaos for both Dr. Chegley and Mr. Cooper.
- E24: I'll Be Yours (1970-03-10) — Corey is still visiting relatives in KS & both Julia & his best pal, Earl J. Waggedorn, are missing him like crazy. When Corey's vacation gets extended another week, Julia decides
- E25: The Divine Divine (1970-03-17) — Julia's cousin Sara comes to town to begin her acting career.
- E26: Sara's Second Part (1970-03-24) — Julia's cousin Sara continues her pursuit of stardom.
- E27: Corey For President (1970-04-07) — Corey competes with Earl for the position of class president.
- E28: The Switch Sitters (1970-04-14) — Julia and Dr. Chegley are marred by strange happenings.
- E29: Absence Makes the Heart Glow (1970-04-21) — Julia, Dr. Chegley and Corey go through mini-melodramas.
- E30: Bunny Hug (1970-04-28) — Hannah's latest love interest is Bernard Henderson.
Season 3
- E1: Ready, Aim, Fired (1970-09-15) — A budget cut jeopardizes Julia's job.
- E2: Half Past Sick (1970-09-22) — Julia has a cold and her friends are trying to help.
- E3: Little Boys Lost (1970-09-29) — Julia takes the kids on a disastrous car trip to Nevada.
- E4: Altar Ego (1970-10-06) — Hannah gets married in Las Vegas.
- E5: Tanks Again (1970-10-13) — While Julia, Corey, and the Waggedorns are in Vegas for Nurse Hannah's wedding Julia encounters someone from her past. Tank, a friend from high school, is now an entertainer who ta
- E6: Kim an' Horror (1970-10-20) — Julia tries to teach Corey to treat girls like people.
- E7: Magna Cum Lover (1970-10-27) — Julia begins her romance with Steve Bruce.
- E8: Bowled Over (1970-11-10) — Julia takes up bowling to impress Steve.
- E9: Long Time No Ski (1970-11-17) — Corey's grows jealous of his mother's relationship with Steve.
- E10: Smoke Scream (1970-11-24) — Julia organizes an anti-smoking campaign.
- E11: Parents Can Be Pains (1970-12-01) — Julia leaves Corey alone when he gets irritated with her.
- E12: Essay Can You See? (1970-12-08) — Corey tries to win a TV for Julia in an essay contest.
- E13: That New Black Magic (1970-12-22) — Julia takes Corey to a youngster's homey birthday party.
- E14: Two For the Toad (1970-12-29) — Corey tries to hide his pet frog.
- E15: Kids is a Four Letter Word (1971-01-05) — Corey has begun to swear.
- E16: Cousin of the Bride (1971-01-12) — Sara returns to ask Julia for help making arrangements for her wedding.
- E17: Cool Hand Bruce (1971-01-19) — Julia and Steve attend a charity ball.
- E18: Toast Melba (1971-01-26) — When Mr. Chegley is overworked, his wife tries to slow him down.
- E19: Courting Time (1971-02-02) — Julia and Steve's relationship is complicated by a court case in which he's the prosecutor and her cousin is the defendant.
- E20: Strictly For the Birds (1971-02-09) — A family of nesting birds disrupts Julia's household.
- E21: Corey's High-Q (1971-02-16) — Julia is upset that Corey may be sent to a private school because of his high IQ.
- E22: Paper Tigers (1971-02-23) — The kids enter a contest that has everyone collecting old newspapers.
- E23: Swing Low, Sweet Charity (1971-03-02) — Julia meets TV kiddie star Captain Blastoff.
- E24: Anniversary Faults (1971-03-09) — Julia may elope with Steve.
- E25: The Gender Trap (1971-03-16) — Julia spreads the word of women's lib.
- E26: Anyone For Tenants? (1971-03-23) — Julia's landlord intends to turn the building into a place for swinging bachelors.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Julia have? 3 season(s) with 86 episodes.
Who created Julia? Hal Kanter.
Where can I watch Julia? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
