Kate & Allie

 


The show aired in New York City. This 1980's TV show lineup was on Monday night on CBS along with My Sister Sam, Frank's Place, Newhart, and Designing Women. The show featured two divorced women who had children. Allie was the mom of Jenny and Chip while Kate was the mom of Emma. The was funny in it's own way. It depicted two roommate women who lived under the same roof with their children.

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