5.8 /10 1 Votes
6.4/10 TV Final episode date 5 September 1992 Program creator Ron Leavitt | 5.1/10 IMDb Genre Sitcom Network FOX | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Created by Arthur Silver
Ron Leavitt Written by Marjorie Gross
Ron Leavitt
Ron Zimmerman
Ellen L. Fogle Directed by James Widdoes (episodes #1-6)
Howard Murray (episode #7) Starring Matt LeBlanc
Robert Torti
John Pinette
Joey Lauren Adams
Sharyn Leavitt
Ron Taylor
Fred Stoller Opening theme "Vinnie & Bobby" performed by Jimmy Thrill Quill & Danny Harvey Cast Matt LeBlanc, Joey Lauren Adams, Robert Torti, John Pinette, Fred Stoller | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Vinnie & Bobby is an American sitcom that aired Saturday at 9:30 pm on Fox from May 30, 1992, to September 5, 1992. The series is a spin-off of the 1991 sitcom Top of the Heap, which was itself a spin-off of Married... with Children. Series star Matt LeBlanc played the character of Vinnie Verducci on all three shows, as did Joey Lauren Adams as Mona Mullins, although she only appeared in the backdoor pilot of the Married... with Children episode.
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Premise
Set in Chicago, Illinois, the series centers on Vinnie Verducci (Matt LeBlanc), a construction worker, and his roommate, Bobby Grazzo (Robert Torti) who share the same apartment Vinnie and his father once shared. Vinnie's father Charlie (Joseph Bologna) has apparently moved away, Vinnie's cat Fluffy has disappeared, and Bobby is moving his way in and has gotten Vinnie a job at a construction site. Others shown were Mona Mullins (Joey Lauren Adams), their 17-year-old neighbor, who still has a crush on Vinnie and is repulsed by new neighbour Bobby. Other characters include fellow construction workers Bill Belli (John Pinette), Stanley (Ron Taylor) and Fred Slacker (Fred Stoller). One theme this show added to its predecessor is at the end of two episodes, the cast would begin an a cappella rendition of a song, for example, in episode 5 Vinnie, Bobby, Bill, Stanley and Fred begin to sing "Get a Job" by The Silhouettes, before the end credits roll.
Cast
