Hi Honey, I'm Home!

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Hi Honey, I'm Home!

Genre	sitcom
Creator(s)	Nickelodeon Studios
Starring	Charlotte Booker Stephen C. Bradbury Peter Benson Susan Cella Julie Benz
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	13
Production
Running time	30 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel	ABC Nick at Nite
Original run	1991 – 1992

Hi Honey, I'm Home! was a U.S. television sitcom that ran from 1991 to 1992 for 13 episodes.

It told the story of the Nielsens, a 1950s sitcom family who were in the "Sitcom Relocation Program". It was advertised as the first instant rerun, because it aired on ABC's TGIF comedy block on Friday nights and then on Nick at Nite the following week (though Season 2 - episodes 7-13 -- only aired on Nick).

The family name refers to the Nielsen Ratings system.

The family had a special remote control called the Turnerizer, which allowed the family to switch between color and black/white. In black and white mode, the entire house and everyone in it from the sitcom changed to monochrome. Other characters remained in color. The Turnerizer makes fun of Ted Turner, who colorized old movies for his networks.

Many episodes featured a guest star, often appearing in-character as their classic role, including Gale Gordon, Jim Nabors, Al Lewis, Eva Gabor and Ann B. Davis.

Hi Honey, I'm Home was taped at Nickelodeon Studios in Universal Studios Florida.

TGIF

Aliens in the Family • Baby Talk • Boy Meets World • Brother's Keeper • Camp Wilder • Complete Savages • Clueless • Dinosaurs • 8 Simple Rules • Family Matters • Full House • George Lopez • Going Places • Hangin' with Mr. Cooper • Hi Honey, I'm Home! • Hope & Faith • The Hughleys • Just the Ten of Us • Less Than Perfect • Life With Bonnie • Married to the Kellys • Mr. Belvedere • Muppets Tonight • Odd Man Out • On Our Own • Perfect Strangers • Sabrina, the Teenage Witch • Step by Step • Teen Angel • Two of a Kind • Where I Live • You Wish