Chico and the Man
Season 4
S4 · E1 · Sep 16, 1977
Who's Been Sleeping in My Car? Episode 1
S4 · E2 · Sep 23, 1977
Su Casa, Mi Casa? Episode 2
S4 · E3 · Sep 30, 1977
Take Me, I'm Yours Episode 3
S4 · E4 · Oct 14, 1977
The Third Letter Episode 4
S4 · E5 · Oct 21, 1977
The Bed Episode 5
S4 · E6 · Nov 4, 1977
The Matter of Privacy Episode 6
S4 · E7 · Nov 11, 1977
The Proposal Episode 7
S4 · E8 · Nov 18, 1977
Aunt Charo Episode 8
S4 · E9 · Dec 2, 1977
Charo Takes Over Episode 9
S4 · E10 · Dec 9, 1977
Ed, the Hero Episode 10
S4 · E11 · Dec 30, 1977
Ed's Team Episode 11
S4 · E12 · Jan 6, 1978
The Americanization of Charo Episode 12
S4 · E13 · Jan 20, 1978
Raul Runs Away (1) Episode 13
S4 · E14 · Jan 20, 1978
Raul Runs Away (2) Episode 14
S4 · E15 · Jan 27, 1978
Charo and the Matador Episode 15
S4 · E16 · Jun 2, 1978
A New Girl in Town Episode 16
S4 · E17 · Jun 9, 1978
Ed Brown's Car Wash Episode 17
S4 · E18 · Jun 16, 1978
Buenas Dias, Mr. President Episode 18
S4 · E19 · Jun 30, 1978
Della and Son Episode 19
S4 · E20 · Jul 7, 1978
Help Wanted Episode 20
S4 · E21 · Jul 14, 1978
The Peeping Tom Episode 21
S4 · E22 · Jul 21, 1978
The Hot Rock Episode 22
S4 · E23
Waiting for Chongo Episode 23
soon23 episodes in Season 4
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“Lookin' good!”
Chico and the Man is an American sitcom which ran on NBC for four seasons, from September 13, 1974, to July 21, 1978. It stars Jack Albertson as Ed Brown, the cantankerous owner of a run down garage in an East Los Angeles barrio, and Freddie Prinze as Chico Rodriguez, an upbeat, optimistic Chicano young man who comes in looking for a job. It was the first U.S. television series set in a Mexican-American neighborhood.
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Cast
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James Komack Creator · Peter Baldwin Director Jack Donohue Director
Total runtime 44h 0m · Episode length 30 min · Country United States
Show info
Premiered
September 13, 1974
Final episode
July 21, 1978
Status
Ended
Network
NBC
Country
United States
Type
Scripted
Episode length
30 min
Total runtime
44h 0m
Original language
English
Production
Wolper Productions
Production
The Komack Company Inc.
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Languages
Spoken on screen
English
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