The Nutt House - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
In the series pilot, hotel matriarch Edwina Nutt puts her ne'er-do-well grandson in charge of stopping a hostile takeover by a Texas hotel magnate.
The Accidental Groom
Ms. Frick can't prove her U.S. citizenship to an immigration inspector, but the solution to the problem alienates eligible bachelor Tarkington.
A Frick Called Wanda
Tarkington eludes frisky Ms. Frick's embrace only to fall under the spell of a younger woman who's in cahoots with an international thief.
21 Men and a Baby
Ms. Frick mothers a screeching baby abandoned by its parent, while Tarkington tries to accommodate a basketball coach demanding quiet for his players.
Suites, Lies and Videotape
The staff makes a promotional video in hopes of luring no less than the President to a roomy suite at the Nutt House.
When Charles Met Sally
A scheming PR agent teams with Sally to give the hotel a new look, then plots to take Charles away from Sally after one look at him.
A Night at the Reunion
When his own Roosevelt High class of '49 holds a reunion at The Nutt House, Reginald J. Tarkington pretends to be into big business to impress his old rival and other former classmates including Pope John Paul II.
To Tell the Truth
Sally needs to raise money to get her mother's damaged nose fixed. Just as Tarkington announces he's won some cash, an acrobatic burglar and her brutish assistant rob The Nutt House's till.
My Man Tarkington
Tarkington reluctantly surrenders his job as hotel manager to become the valet of a Japanese businessman, but the hotel prepares for revolution when a tyrant replaces him.
Nutt Cracker Suite
To further the growing peace between the USA and USSR, Sally invites the Kyiv Ballet to stay at The Nutt House. But Sally has ulterior motives, as she's really longing to meet handsome Soviet dancer Mikael Nabokov.
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