Roc - S01E16: No Notes Is Good Notes

Name: No Notes Is Good Notes
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: 1992-01-12
Duration: 30 min

Jan 12, 1992Drama, ComedySeason 1, Episode 16

Reverend Hill suggests that Joey Emerson, an unemployed musician, give trumpet lessons to some of the congregation's children. Roc immediately commits his lazy live-in brother to the job, hoping finally to see some money for rent. During the ""lessons,"" Joey makes telephone calls, bets on horse races and gives his students no musical guidance at all. Roc and Eleanor, endure the horrible trumpet noises coming from the living room and hope that the children will improve in time. Then Roc promises Reverend Hill that Joey and his students will play in the churh's next musical recital.

Cast: Charles S. Dutton, Ella Joyce, Rocky Carroll, Carl Gordon

All Episodes - Season 1

01PilotAug 24, 1991 02Son of Another GunSep 01, 1991 03Let's Tryst AgainSep 08, 1991 04For He's Not a Jolly Good FellowSep 15, 1991 05Musician, Heal ThyselfSep 22, 1991 06Hearts and DiamondsOct 06, 1991 07Can't Help Loving That ManOct 19, 1991 08How to Succeed at GarbageOct 13, 1991 09He's Gotta Have ItOct 27, 1991 10Requiem for a Garbage ManNov 17, 1991 11A Home, a LoanNov 10, 1991 12Rock-A-Bye Baby (1)Nov 24, 1991 13Rock-A-Bye Baby (2)Dec 01, 1991 14Daddy's GirlDec 15, 1991 15What's Up, RocJan 05, 1992 16No Notes Is Good NotesJan 12, 1992 17The Stan Who Came to DinnerJan 18, 1992 18Roc Strikes OutFeb 16, 1992 19The Hand That Rocs the CradleFeb 09, 1992 20A Piece of the RocFeb 23, 1992 21Nightmare on Emerson's StreetMar 29, 1992 22The Lady KillerMar 15, 1991 23Rock According to RocApr 26, 1992 24All That JazzApr 05, 1992 25The Roc That Dreams Are Made OfMay 03, 1992

Roc S01E16 Synopsis

Roc "No Notes Is Good Notes" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1992-01-12, this episode is part of Season 1 of Roc. Featuring performances from Charles S. Dutton, Ella Joyce, Rocky Carroll among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Drama and Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Reverend Hill suggests that Joey Emerson, an unemployed musician, give trumpet lessons to some of the congregation's children. Roc immediately commits his lazy live-in brother to the job, hoping finally to see some money for rent. During the ""lesson...