Sweet Lorraine

Episode aired Nov 16, 1983
TV-PG
24m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

170

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Michael J. Fox, Hannah Cutrona, and Carolyn Seymour in Family Ties (1982)

Comedy Drama Family

Working at the school radio station, Alex sets himself up a blind date with a fellow music enthusiast who ends up being 39-year-old Lorraine. The two enjoy themselves as their relationship b... Read allWorking at the school radio station, Alex sets himself up a blind date with a fellow music enthusiast who ends up being 39-year-old Lorraine. The two enjoy themselves as their relationship blossoms, but Alex's parents have problems with the age difference between the two.Working at the school radio station, Alex sets himself up a blind date with a fellow music enthusiast who ends up being 39-year-old Lorraine. The two enjoy themselves as their relationship blossoms, but Alex's parents have problems with the age difference between the two.

Director
- Sam Weisman
Writers
- Gary David Goldberg
- Alan Uger
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

170

YOUR RATING

Director
- Sam Weisman
Writers
- Gary David Goldberg
- Alan Uger
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The title is from the 1928 song "Sweet Lorraine" by Cliff Burwell and Mitchell Parish, sung by many, but most recently made popular by Nat 'King' Cole in 1940.

Goofs
"Frenchwoman" Lorraine is actually speaking flawless English with a very distinct British (UK) accent. There is not the slightest hint of a French accent in her speech patterns.