Jingle Fever

Season 2Episode 1030 minNov 29, 1991
Jingle Fever
(temporary synopsis) James is writing a jingle for chewing gum. His gig takes up most of his time, which takes its' toll on Maggie's hang out time. When Maggie finds out that the singer of James' jingle is a very beautiful woman, Maggie begins to develop some feelings of jealousy. Her jealousy causes her to question whether or not she has feelings for James.
Jingle Fever has aired on Nov 29, 1991
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