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Major Dad is an American sitcom created by Richard C. Okie and John G. Stephens, developed by Earl Pomerantz, that originally ran from 1989 to 1993 on CBS, starring Gerald McRaney as Major John D. MacGillis and Shanna Reed as his wife Polly. The cast also includes Beverly Archer, Matt Mulhern, Jon Cypher, Marisa Ryan, Nicole Dubuc and Chelsea Hertford.
Polly writes a distressing article on the Marines. The Major sets out to prove her wrong, and they fall in love.
The Major proposes, but Polly's daughters must approve.
Major Smiley, an old pal, tries to dissuade the Major from marriage.
An alert on the base interrupts the Major and Polly's wedding day.
The Major and Polly have trouble finding time together because of their busy schedules.
Polly asks the Major to straighten things out when Elizabeth falls for Lt. Holowachuk.
Polly endures a survival-training day for Marine wives.
A long-distance chess match comes to town for the final battle and it turns out that a young teen sparks an interest in boys for Robin.
Polly goes to jail to protect a news source.
Sgt. James decides to pursue a career as a radio personality instead of re-enlisting.
Cast: Gerald McRaney, Shanna Reed, Matt Mulhern, Marisa Ryan, Nicole Dubuc, Chelsea Hertford, Beverly Archer, Jon Cypher, Whitney Kershaw, Marlon Archey, Tim Thomerson, Maura Soden, Anita Morris, Andrew Hill Newman, George Hearn, Lois de Banzie, William Dennis Hunt, Meg Wyllie, Lance LeGault, Sherman Howard, Belita Moreno, Lane Davies, Julie Payne, Bob Hastings, Gregory Itzin, Lance Wilson-White, Randee Heller, Barney Martin, Chris Demetral, Bette Ford
Genres: Comedy, Family
Maturity rating: TV-PG
Gerald McRaney
John D. MacGillis
Shanna Reed
Pollyanna 'Polly' Cooper MacGillis
Matt Mulhern
Eugene Holowachuk
Marisa Ryan
Elizabeth Cooper MacGillis
Nicole Dubuc
Robin Cooper MacGillis
Chelsea Hertford
Casey Cooper MacGillis
Beverly Archer
Alva 'Gunny' Bricker
Jon Cypher
Marcus Craig
Whitney Kershaw
Merilee Gunderson
Marlon Archey
Byron James
Tim Thomerson
Maura Soden
Anita Morris
Andrew Hill Newman
George Hearn
Lois de Banzie
William Dennis Hunt
Meg Wyllie
Lance LeGault
Sherman Howard
Belita Moreno
Lane Davies
Julie Payne
Bob Hastings
Gregory Itzin
Lance Wilson-White
Randee Heller
Barney Martin
Chris Demetral
Bette Ford
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