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2Point4 Children

Created by Andrew Marshall

1991–1999

They're just your average family. Stressed mum Bill, daft dad Ben, and two troublesome teens. Plus just a few crazy ideas, escapades and mishaps. The classic 90s sitcom.

First aired
3 Sep 1991
Episode length
40 min
Also known as
2 Point 4 Children
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Writer
Andrew Marshall
Editor
Brian Cutts
Executive producer
Andrew Marshall
Producers
Richard Boden, Rosemary McGowan
Elsewhere
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Seasons · 56 episodes

  • Season 1 · 1991

    Series 1 of 2point4 Children first aired on 3rd September 1991 with six episodes finishing on 8th October 1991.

  • Season 2 · 1992

    Series 2 of 2point4 Children first aired on 8th September 1992 with six episodes finishing on 20th October 1992 with a Christmas special airing on 22nd December 1992.

  • Season 3 · 1993

    Series 3 of 2point4 Children first aired on 7th September 1993 with six episodes finishing on 12th October 1993 with a Christmas special airing on 20th December 1993.

  • Season 4 · 1994

    Series 4 of 2point4 Children first aired on 5th September 1994 with six episodes finishing on 10th October 1995 with a Christmas special airing on 26th December 1994.

  • Season 5 · 1995

    Series 5 of 2point4 Children first aired on 2nd October 1995 with six episodes finishing on 6th November 1995 with a Christmas special airing on 24th December 1995.

  • Season 6 · 1996

    Series 6 of 2point4 Children first aired on 14th November 1996 with seven episodes finishing on 20th December 1996 with a Christmas special airing on 26th December 1996.

  • Season 7 · 1998

    Series 7 of 2point4 Children first aired on 26th February 1998 with seven episodes finishing on 9th April 1998.

  • Season 8 · 1999

    Series 8 of 2point4 Children first aired on 16th November 1999 with six episodes finishing with the last ever episode 'The Millennium Experience' on 30th December 1999.

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