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Episode order edit

Episode descriptions are available from the Milwaukee Sentinel along with likely episode titles based on those descriptions:

Air date	Title	Description	Ref.
September 25, 1976	"Tina Really Truly Gets Fired"	"Comedy series about a widowed Japanese businessman (Pat Morita), newly arrived in Chicago, who unwittingly hires a scatterbrained American girl (Susan Blanchard) as governess for his two children." The preceding "highlights" article states "In the permiere [sic] episode Tina is fired."	^[1]
October 2, 1976	"The Americanization of Michi"	"[obscured] attempt to Americanize Michi throws [obscured] household into an uproar." Based on an alternative link the text may be "When Michi decides she doesn't fit in with U.S. culture and should return to Japan, Tina's attempts to Americanize her throwing the Takahashi household into an uproar."	^[2]
October 16, 1976	?	"Harvard becomes a live-in house guest after being fired because of a complaint by Mr. T."	^[3]
October 23, 1976	?	"Mr Takahashi tries once again to fire Tina."	^[4]
October 30, 1976	"I Thought He'd Never Leave"	"An obnoxious guest arrives from Japan, and Mr. T is unable to get rid of him."	^[5]

References

^ "5 PM to Signoff Saturday". The Milwaukee Sentinel. September 25, 1976. Retrieved 31 July 2019.
^ "5 PM to Signoff Saturday". The Milwaukee Sentinel. October 2, 1976. Retrieved 31 July 2019.
^ "5 PM to Signoff Saturday". The Milwaukee Sentinel. October 16, 1976. Retrieved 31 July 2019.
^ "5 PM to Signoff Saturday". The Milwaukee Sentinel. October 23, 1976. Retrieved 31 July 2019.
^ "5 PM to Signoff Saturday". The Milwaukee Sentinel. October 30, 1976. Retrieved 31 July 2019.