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This is a list of episodes for the television series Chico and the Man, which ran from 1974 to 1978 (despite the death of actor Freddie Prinze, who played Chico, in January 1977).
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The Man Meets Chico
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Note: This was the first episode to air after Prinze's death; during the closing credits, Jack Albertson's voice thanks everyone for their sympathy.
, A pregnant Spanish woman comes in the garage, and Ed thinks that Chico may be the father of the unborn child.
, Harold, a cheating husband, counts on Ed to cover for him on his wild nights out.
, Raul discovers Chico's belongings, which h … Raul discovers Chico's belongings, which had been stored in the van where he lived. Ed finds out when he overhears a guitar playing. In anger, Ed — still having trouble coming to terms with Chico's death months earlier — shoos Raul from the van and smashes the guitar in anger. Raul takes this as a cue that Ed hates him and he runs away. Ed, deeply regretting his words that led Raul to run away, forms a search party to search for the young lad. Everyone later suspects Raul may have returned to Tijuana, Mexico, to search for his family. Acting on the tip, Ed eventually finds Raul in an old church, leading to a reunion. Ed apologizes and explains that Chico had died , and Raul agrees to go home.ico had died , and Raul agrees to go home.
, Ed needs a third reference letter to officially adopt Raul.
, Della plays matchmaker at trying to set Ed up with a woman. However, when Ed gets word that Della did the matchmaking, he immediately wants to call the whole thing off.
, After Chico guest preaches a good sermon at Reverend Bemis' church, the congregation decides that they would rather have Chico preach instead of the Reverend.
, Ed does not want to attend his former Army reunion.
, Ed does not feel like appearing at his own birthday party. Chico, however, tries to find a way for Ed to go; he gets a hold of a good old friend of Ed's and has him impersonate the voice of God via sound equipment and a microphone.
, Ed donates his deceased wife's dress to raise money for a charity auction. He later regrets doing this when a cross-dressing man is interested in buying it.
, A city "Truant Officer" tells Chico that his van is illegal in the states, so Chico moves upstairs with Ed, but the closeness may actually drive them apart.
, Everyone thinks that Ed died, and when Ed finds out about it, he gets upset because nobody had cried for him when they heard the misleading news.
, Ed has second thoughts about hiring Chico and tries as best he can to get rid of him.
, Ed sells a rooster that belongs to him, but when he finds out that the rooster's purpose is to cockfight, he tries to get the bird back.
, While Ed is away, his daring uncle comes to visit and throws an all-night girl party.
, Ed is determined to go to court to testify on a car accident that he may have witnessed despite his eye problem.
, Charo's matador fiancé, Antonio, comes to sweep her off her feet to get married.
, When a social worker comes to take Raul away, Ed decides to adopt him as his own.
, Chico's Aunt Connie
, Everyone has places to go and people to see on New Year's Eve except Ed. Talking on the CB radio, he connects with a woman on the road who also has no New Year's Eve plans, and he invites her to the garage.
, Ed thinks that he's lost his mechanic skills.
, Chico is carrying large amounts of cash and working strange hours.
, Ed creates a new invention: training wheels for motorcycles. While trying to get the idea patented, they get swindled out of $500 for the patent process.
, When Ed lays off the fighting with his new landlady, Della decides to renew Ed's lease.
, Chico Rodriguez successfully persuades cranky, bigoted garage owner Ed Brown to take him on as an employee and partner in the business, and to let him live in the garage in Ed's old van.
, Ed and Chico clash over the wall of their alley for an art competition.
, When Ed hears about a death of a friend, he begins to think that he may be the next one to meet his maker.
, Monica's hitchhiking brings a group of bikers to the garage with their leader Chongo.
, Feliciano briefly sings his classic version of "Light My Fire" and actually sings the show's theme song to Ed and Chico when they start arguing.
, After Chico gets into an accident, Ed borrows from his own insurance money to send Chico to school.
, Ed's garage is inspected, and when the inspector finds a pile of junk in front of an emergency exit, he issues an ultimatum: either get rid of the junk, or get a hefty fine. Ed then decides to profit from the ultimatum by having a garage sale.
, Miklos appears again in "[[#ep31
, Chico sees Ed sneaking out of the garage a … Chico sees Ed sneaking out of the garage and going to a bar where he and his late wife used to spend their anniversary. Chico worries that Ed is spending too much time dwelling on the past and not getting on with his life, and he and Louie set out to bring Ed back to the present.e set out to bring Ed back to the present.
, After finding out that the nurse that Ed hired wants to marry him, Chico and Della try to talk her out of it.
, Ed, not knowing that he gave a handout to a crook, eventually has all kinds of crooks from the neighborhood coming to him for a handout as well.
, Charo tries to drum up Ed's business by taking matters into her own hands.
, Ed would rather fix his aching shoulder himself than go to see a doctor.
, A former silent movie actress whom Ed idolized pulls her car into the garage for repairs. Ed still idolizes her and cannot accept her current position as a waitress in a local cafe.
, Ed is falsely accused by a woman who swears that he is a peeping Tom and is watching her on a daily basis.
, Ed thinks that something kinky was going on between Chico and his girlfriend when he caught them in the back seat of Chico's van... but was Ed just jumping to conclusions?
, Chico falls head over heels for a woman named Liz. In fact, he likes her so much that he decides to marry her.
, The city plans to demolish Ed's garage to open a newer, more enhanced power gas station.
, Monica decides to drum up business by having an all-girl car wash, with the girls in tight shirts and shorts.
, Ed becomes worried when the President is supposedly going to visit the garage and Secret Service agents are going to do security checks.
, Chico is having woman problems: a girl that he likes will not go out with him because he looks too much like her ex-fiancé.
, Pepe Fernando , Chico's blind cousin, is a … Pepe Fernando , Chico's blind cousin, is a famous Latino singer. Pepe shows up in a limo and his driver has to quit the same day. He offers the job to Chico but Ed, while Chico is out, unwittingly talks Pepe into considering Chico's girlfriend! She doesn't know, however, that Pepe is "all hands" when it comes to women.epe is "all hands" when it comes to women.
, Chico is assigned jury duty, and he finds out that the defendant on his jury is actually a good friend of Ed's.
, Raul tries to do a favor for Ed by trading in his old mattress towards a new one, unaware that Ed had stuffed $700 in the old one.
, Ed Brown's garage has a new tenant in teenage runaway Monica, who comes to Hollywood to seek fame and fortune.
, Chico tries to persuade Ed to retire and move into a retirement home, but naturally Ed will not go for it.
, Della wants to attend a formal dance and needs a host to go with her. Nobody wants to go, so they all try to find ways to get out of it.
, A car is towed into Ed's garage and it turns out that the man was a Chicano friend of Ed's from the past.
, Ed's lucky hat is stolen, and while he needs to have an operation, he won't go under the knife until he gets his hat back.
, Chico tries to persuade Ed to take a loan from the bank to improve the conditions of customer service.
, Raul's Aunt Charo comes to the garage to take Raul back to Spain, but he would rather stay with Ed.
, Ed waits for word from Raul's parents, only to find out that Raul is an orphan and needs a parent.
, In a class report, Raul writes about Ed, saying that Ed fixes poor people's cars for free. When word gets out, poor folks from all over the neighborhood swamp Ed trying to get their cars fixed.
, Louie comes up with an idea for an invention: a barbecue that relies on solar energy. Enthusiastic about the idea, Ed runs to his insurance company and tries to get money to launch the project.
, Gilberto , Chico's wealthy father whom he hasn't seen in many years, returns to try to give Chico a chance to better his life by living with him.
, Because Louie is too afraid to go to the d … Because Louie is too afraid to go to the dentist, he asks Chico to hypnotize him. Ed, who doesn't believe in it, is the one who gets hypnotized. Chico then implants a post-hypnotic suggestion wherein Ed will do whatever he's asked if he hears the words "Will you." But when Flora asks him to marry her, he does.when Flora asks him to marry her, he does.
, Ed and Della decide to have Christmas dinner together. As they are eating and drinking wine, they both get drunk and before you know it, Ed proposes marriage to Della.
, Chico is reunited with his old high school girlfriend. Thinking the magic is still there, he proposes to her, but she ends up not wanting to marry him.
, A Japanese man visits the garage claiming to be Ed's long-lost son.
, Ed sponsors a basketball team that Raul wants to join.
, Chico's girlfriend decides to quit being a nurse, so she can spend more time with Chico. She then changes her mind after saving Ed's life.
, Della tries to convince her son, Tony, to help with her catering business.
, Chico decides that he would rather move out on his own, away from Ed, than give in to Ed's rules.
, Ed tries to prevent the bank from foreclosing the mortgage on his garage by visiting a fortune teller, namely Miklos
, Monica upsets Ed by getting a job at a sleazy restaurant.
, Louie hires Ed to be a garbage truck driver, after he is forced to retire his job and decides to open his own garbage collecting business.
, Ed tries to snap Chico out of spending too much on a woman he has fallen in love with.
, Ed worries about Chico when Chico decides he wants to fight as a professional.
, After Ed refuses to pay his taxes, Chico and Louie decide that the only way to get them in is to forge Ed's name to the document.
, Ed, who returns from Mexico, learns that he has an eleven-year-old stowaway in the back of his car who's determined to stay with Ed in the United States.
, When his car acts up, Sammy Davis, Jr. pulls into the garage to get it fixed, and fans are soon crawling out of the woodwork.
, Louie, who has retired, wants to spend his remaining years hanging around the garage.
, Louis gives Ed and Chico his used car to sell, which gives Chico the idea of selling used cars as a part of Ed's business.
, Note: This episode marks the last appearance of Freddie Prinze.
, Chico wants to participate in his cousin's business in New York.
, Ed develops the hots for Chico's visiting Aunt Connie .
, Ed gets a new neighbor, but to his dismay it's a loud-mouthed liberal woman named Della Rogers who now owns his garage and threatens eviction.
, A woman visits the garage claiming that Ed is the father to her unborn kid. When he hears of this, he wonders how. He then decides to ask for her hand in marriage.
, Ed is elected President of a Mexican Better Business bureau.
, A widowed baker buys a bakery in the area and has her dibs on Ed.
, Chico and Ed try getting Veterans financing from the Government.
, Ed gets the idea of hiring a senior citizen for the garage when Della persuades him through a debate that seniors don't have the same rights that younger people have.
, Chico joins a union for mechanics, but is forced to picket Ed's Garage.
, A Gypsy named Miklos wants Ed to train him to be a good mechanic.
, Ed tries to teach Raul how important it is to respect one's privacy, but forgets his own lesson when he opens a package meant for Raul.
, Ed's public life is almost destroyed when he is offered a free face lift.
, Aunt Charo takes her citizenship test and becomes an American citizen.
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Long Live the Man
, Black Tie Blues
, Ed Brown's Car Wash
, Raul Runs Away
, Second Coming of Della
, Pilot
, The Paint Job
, Chico Packs His Bags
, Ready When You Are, CB
, Sammy Stops In
, The Hot Rock
, The Third Letter
, Ed's Recuperation
, Out of Sight
, Gregory Peck Is a Rooster
, Ed the Hero
, Take Me, I'm Yours
, Ed's Team
, Who's Been Sleeping in My Car?
, Buenas Dias, Mr. President
, Lifestyle
, Mister Butterfly
, The Dream
, Old Dog
, Too Many Crooks
, Second Thoughts
, This Hallowed Garage
, The Giveaway
, Garage Sale
, Chico's Padre
, The Letter
, The Hypnotist
, Charo Takes Over
, Uncle Sonny
, The Disappearance
, The Dress
, Ed Brown vs. the IRS
, Ms. Liz
, If I Were a Rich Man
, No Room in the Garage
, Help Wanted
, The Beard
, A New Girl in Town
, Louie's Retirement
, Ed Talks to God
, Chico's Problem
, The Americanization of Charo
, The Misfortune Teller
, In Your Hat
, Aunt Connie
, The Return of Aunt Connie
, Ed Steps Out
, E Pluribus Used Car
, The Manuel Who Came to Dinner
, Della and Son
, A Minority of One
, Chico's Cousin Pepe
, Champs Ain't Chumps
, The Face Job
, The Strike
, Old Is Gold
, Borrowed Trouble
, Natural Causes
, Bird in a Gilded Cage
, The Juror
, Matchmaker, Matchmaker
, Chico and the Van
, The Proposal
, The Big Brush-Off
, Morgan and the Man
, New Suit
, The Accident
, The Veterans
, Su Casa, Mi Casa?
, The Doctor Story
, The Invention
, Louie's Can-Can
, Waiting for Chongo
, The Bed
, Reverend Bemis's Altar Ego
, Della Moves In
, Aunt Charo
, The Peeping Tom
, Mucho Macho Ed
, Play Gypsy
, A Matter of Privacy
, Charo and the Matador
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