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Dream On S2E7 — No, I'm Just Happy to See You

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Dream On•Season 2•Episode 7

No, I'm Just Happy to See You

6.6/10 · 54 votesAug 11, 199130 min

Ranked #14 of 14 in Season 2•−0.9 vs season avg

Martin and Eddie are mugged, twice, after which Martin decides to protect himself with his 2nd amendment rights.

Directed byArlene Sanford

Written byJeff Greenstein

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Cast5

Brian Benben

Brian Benben

Martin Tupper

Wendie Malick

Wendie Malick

Judith Tupper Stone

Chris Demetral

Chris Demetral

Jeremy Tupper

Dorien Wilson

Dorien Wilson

Eddie Charles

Denny Dillon

Denny Dillon

Toby Pedalbee

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Jeff Greenstein

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Arlene Sanford

Arlene Sanford

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Episode Summary

"No, I'm Just Happy to See You" is episode 7 of Dream On season 2. It scored 6.6/10 from 54 votes, ranking #14 of 14 episodes this season (season average 7.5). Directed by Arlene Sanford and written by Jeff Greenstein, it aired on August 11, 1991.

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