Ferris Bueller

⭐6.0(7 votes)

•1990

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Episodes

30m

1. Pilot

On the first day of school, Ferris becomes infatuated with transfer student Sloan.

30m

2. Behind Every Dirtbag

Ferris grooms a rebel to oppose the principal's preferred candidate.

30m

3. Custodian of the People

Ferris has his janitor buddy impersonate the former Marine drill sergeant Rooney hired as the new dean of students.

30m

4. Without You I'm Nothing

Ferris attempts to help Cameron, who feels trapped in Ferris's shadow, by suggesting to him that he should do something he will be remembered for.

30m

5. Between a Rock and Rooney's Place

Ferris throws a surprise birthday party for Cameron.

30m

6. A Dog and His Boy

Sloan leaves Lucy, the campus canine, in Ferris' care.

30m

7. Ferris Bueller Can't Win

After a fortuneteller sees a black aura around him, Ferris has a run of disastrously bad luck.

30m

8. Sloan Again, Naturally

Sloan, feeling smothered by Ferris, dates a dashing Italian exchange student whom Jeannie likes.

30m

9. Scenes from a Grandma

Ferris' nosy, know-it-all grandmother wants to turn her two-week visit into a permanent stay.

30m

10. Stand-In Deliver

The father of Cameron's new girlfriend Ann forbids Cameron to see her. So Ferris poses as her boyfriend to get past her father.

30m

11. Baby You Can't Drive My Car

Ferris buys a 1962 Corvette that may be haunted.

30m

12. Grace Under Pressure

Rooney tries to cancel the annual high school beach day when the superintendent's office schedules an inspection.

30m

13. A Night in the Life

Ferris and Cameron survive an eventful night while trying to churn out an important class paper.

Overview

Ferris Bueller is an American sitcom based on the 1986 John Hughes film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. The show stars Charlie Schlatter in the title role. The series debuted on August 23, 1990, on NBC and was cancelled within its first season, a few months after its debut. The show was produced by Maysh Ltd Productions in association with Paramount Television. Hughes was not involved in the show's production, and asked that his name not be used by Paramount Television to promote it.