2Point4 Children 1991
What is 2Point4 Children?
2Point4 Children is a television series that premiered in 1991. The show is a comedy that follows the lives of a typical family, consisting of a stressed mother, a father, and two teenage children.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1991
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 56
- Runtime
- 40 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 3, 1991
- Last aired
- Dec 30, 1999
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- GB
- Networks
- BBC One
- Genres
- Comedy
- Updated
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2Point4 Children is a television series that premiered in 1991. The show is a comedy that follows the lives of a typical family, consisting of a stressed mother, a father, and two teenage children. The family's daily struggles and misadventures are depicted in the series.
Should you watch it?
“A chaotic 90s family navigates everyday mishaps with humor.”
- Classic 90s British comedy style
- Relatable family dynamics with quirky humor
- May feel dated to modern viewers
Watch it if you enjoy breezy, family‑centric sitcoms from the early 1990s.
The show is TV‑PG and offers light, family‑friendly comedy suitable for most audiences.
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Season 1 · 6 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 Leader of the Pack Mytharc Sep 3, 1991
- E2 Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Core Sep 10, 1991
- E3 When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Go Shopping Core Sep 17, 1991
- E4 Love and Marriage Core Sep 24, 1991
- E5 Dirty Bowling Mytharc Oct 1, 1991
- E6 Young at Heart Mytharc Oct 8, 1991
Season 2 · 8 episodes
- E1 I'm Going Slightly Mad Mytharc Sep 8, 1992
- E2 Bedtime for Bonzo Core Sep 15, 1992
- E3 Hormones Core Sep 22, 1992
- E4 One Night in Bangkok Core Sep 29, 1992
- E5 The Skeleton in the Cupboard Core Oct 6, 1992
- E6 Bird on a Wire Core Oct 13, 1992
- E7 Thank Your Lucky Stars Mytharc Oct 20, 1992
- E8 Misery (1992 Christmas Special) Mytharc Dec 22, 1992
Season 3 · 7 episodes
- E1 The Secret Diary of David Porter Mytharc Sep 7, 1993
- E2 When the Children Are Asleep Core Sep 14, 1993
- E3 Badger's Bend Core Sep 21, 1993
- E4 Women on the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown Core Sep 28, 1993
- E5 Beam Me Up, Scotty Core Oct 5, 1993
- E6 Whoopee, We're All Going to Die Mytharc Oct 12, 1993
- E7 Babes in the Wood (1993 Christmas Special) Mytharc Dec 20, 1993
Season 4 · 7 episodes
- E1 The Parent Trap Mytharc Sep 5, 1994
- E2 Family Plot Core Sep 12, 1994
- E3 Fortuosity Core Sep 19, 1994
- E4 Curiosity Killed the Cat Core Sep 26, 1994
- E5 Frenzy Core Oct 3, 1994
- E6 You Only Live Twice Mytharc Oct 10, 1994
- E7 Relax-ay-voo (1994 Christmas Special) Mytharc Dec 26, 1994
Season 5 · 7 episodes
- E1 Greed Mytharc Oct 2, 1995
- E2 We'd Like to Know a Little Bit More About You for Our Files Core Oct 9, 1995
- E3 The Deep Core Oct 16, 1995
- E4 Mayday Core Oct 23, 1995
- E5 Seven Dials Core Oct 30, 1995
- E6 The Truth Is Out There Mytharc Nov 6, 1995
- E7 Porky's (1995 Christmas Special) Mytharc Dec 24, 1995
Frequently asked questions
When did the series first air?
It premiered in 1991.
What genre does the series belong to?
It is a comedy sitcom.
What is the content rating?
The series is rated TV‑PG.
Who are the main characters?
The family centers on mum Bill, dad Ben, and their two teenage children.
What is the episode length?
The exact runtime isn’t listed in the provided information.
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