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Coach

TV Series (1989 - 1997)

Hayden Fox is the head coach of a university football team, and eats, sleeps and lives football. His partner, however, does not share his passion for the sport, which frequently causes friction in their relationship. While Hayden often fits the stereotype of dumb jock , he sincerely cares about his friends and family.

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09x23 Leaving Orlando (3) Aired: May. 14, 1997

Hayden decides to retire from coaching and become the unofficial “Mayor of the lake,” which is located next to his old Minnesota cabin.

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The show had 9 seasons and 199 episodes air between 1989 and 1997.

Series Info

Type:

Scripted

Premiered:

Feb. 28, 1989

Status:

Canceled/Ended

Runtime:

30 min.

Aired:

1989 - 1997

To-Date:

9 Seasons
199 Episodes

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Genre

- comedy
- sports

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At the beginning of each episode, the phrase "'Coach' is filmed before a studio audience" is said by Shelley Fabares. For the "Pilot" episode, this phrase was spoken by Clare…
[show]At the beginning of each episode, the phrase "'Coach' is filmed before a studio audience" is said by Shelley Fabares. For the "Pilot" episode, this phrase was spoken by Clare Carey.
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When set in Minnesota, the outside shots of the campus, stadium, and office were filmed at the University of Iowa. The name of the main character, Hayden Fox, was in reference to longtime…
[show]When set in Minnesota, the outside shots of the campus, stadium, and office were filmed at the University of Iowa. The name of the main character, Hayden Fox, was in reference to longtime Iowa football coach, Hayden Fry.
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In the Pineapple Bowl, the Screaming Eagles play the Wranglers from Southern Texas (represented by a team with red W's on white helmets). In the Pioneer Bowl, the Screaming Eagles play a team…
[show]In the Pineapple Bowl, the Screaming Eagles play the Wranglers from Southern Texas (represented by a team with red W's on white helmets). In the Pioneer Bowl, the Screaming Eagles play a team from West Texas, also represented by red W's on white helmets. In both cases, the actual game footage was from University of Minnesota/University of Wisconsin football games played at the Metrodome.
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