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Flo is an American sitcom which aired on CBS from 1980 to 1981. The series is a spin-off for Polly Holliday who portrayed the sassy and street-smart waitress Florence Jean "Flo" Castleberry on the sitcom Alice. Flo was cancelled at the end of its second season.
1980
Wisecracking Florence Jean Castleberry was heading for a posh job in Houston when she left Mel's Diner on the Alice show. But in the opener of her own series, Flo gets no farther than her home town, where she buys a rundown roadhouse on a dare.
It's not all fun and games when it comes to Flo and her competitive nature with her annoying sister-especially in regards to her advice on the way Flo runs her life (and her own business!)
Earl has to fight a man who's come to get even for having his girlfriend stolen 17 years ago.
Thanks to Flo, Mama's surprise party turns into a smashing success when an old beau of Mama's shows up.
Flo's high school beau returns to Cowtown, and makes an offer ""to travel the world and have fun"" sound very tempting.
An unexpected (and accidental) hero is named at the Yellow Rose when it is saved from being shutdown and subsequently destroyed by the city.
Polly Holliday
Geoffrey Lewis
Lucy Lee Flippin
Leo Burmester
Stephen Keep Mills
Joyce Bulifant
1980
A skunk has stationed himself under the Yellow Rose and threatens to put Flo out of business, both professionally and socially.
With Flo's unintentional help, Farley is elected Zoning Commissioner; but, much to his disappoinment, the position is not all it is cracked up to be.
When Bull, a wild and crazy miner, comes to town on his annual binge, seeking a good drink, bath and a pretty woman, not neccsarily in that order, he goes wild for Flo.
Flo gathers the Castleberry family together for the first time in 25 years and they are all in for a big surprise.
Flo gathers the Castleberry family together for the first time in 25 years and they are all in for a big surprise.
Flo sacrifices a dream trip to keep Miriam's marriage together.
Flo vows to give a favorite customer the sendoff he wants -- a wingding of a funeral at the Yellow Rose.
When Randy leaves home, Flo invites him to stay in the back room of the Yellow Rose for a day or two while he practices his singing. She soon regrets it.
Flo is disappointed about not attending the Annual Snowflake Ball on Christmas Eve, but gets a bigger thrill on Christmas morning.
Mama runs away from home when Flo and Fran decide that she should lead a more productive life.
Flo's dream of being crowned ""Miss Rodeo Days"" is almost spoiled by a seven-month-old baby.
Flo fantasizes the Yellow Rose as a roaring saloon in the 1880s.
Flo gets her ABCs mixed up when she tries to alphabetize men to protect little sister Fran.
Flo fights her way into the local women's club, and teaches its top member how to be a female.
When Flo can't pay her rent, Farley threatens to take her trailer but somebody beats him to it. (Part 1 of 2)
When it looks like Flo has lost her money and trailer in a get-rich-quick scheme, her friends make her a winner. (Part 2 of 2)
Flo gets tonsillitis and can't talk, and Earl discovers her age through her birth certificate. He figures he's got her where he wants her, until Flo shows him how an old pro plays that game.
Flo's former boss Mel stops in to see her at the Yellow Rose and gives her some unwelcomed advice on how to run a business.
When Earl decides to play a game with Flo and old girlfriend B.J., he finds out he's in over his head.
When Hoyt Axton hits town and visits the Yellow Rose and Flo, he's just in time to get into one of the best fights the saloon ever witnessed.
When Flo claims she saw a flying saucer in the desert, she takes a skeptical Earl and Les back there to camp out and wait for the UFO to return.
When Buddy, who runs the gas station next to the Yellow Rose, tells Flo that the bathrooms in her saloon are on his land and she'll have to pay for them, Flo calls on the law of the West for justice.
When Flo makes Earl escort her to the formal ball marking her membership in an exclusive club, he helps her make a big impression but not the kind she hoped for.
