Duet - S03E06: One Man Out

Name: One Man Out
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1988-12-11
Duration: 30 min

Dec 11, 1988ComedySeason 3, Episode 6

The guys blame Richard's terrible play for their lack of success on the softball field, and pressure manager Ben to ask him to leave the team. Ben cannot bring himself to do this because softball seems to mean so much to his friend. The other players also fail in their attempt to give Richard the boot (because he feeds them seafood), and the team continues to rack up losses. After an especially embarrassing outing, Richard realizes that he is a horrible player and offers to leave. The team's fortunes don't improve after Richard's departure, so the guys ask him to come back. Meanwhile, a bemused Linda tries to fulfill Amanda's request that she sing to her.

Director: Steve Zuckerman

Cast: Matthew Laurance, Mary Page Keller, Chris Lemmon, Jodi Thelen, Alison La Placa, Larry Poindexter, Arleen Sorkin

All Episodes - Season 3

01PartnersOct 30, 1988 02Deja TwoNov 06, 1988 03It's My PartyNov 13, 1988 04For Richard, For PoorerNov 20, 1988 05Oh, Boy!Nov 27, 1988 06One Man OutDec 11, 1988 07His Mother, MyselfDec 18, 1988 08Brother from Another Zip CodeJan 15, 1989 09Sister of the YearJan 29, 1989 10The New and Improved LindaFeb 05, 1989 11Too Many CooksFeb 12, 1989 12Read Between the LinesFeb 19, 1989 13Don't Quit Your Day JobFeb 26, 1989 14True StoriesMar 12, 1989 15Roll CallMar 26, 1989 16Kiss and Break UpApr 09, 1989 17On the NoseApr 23, 1989 18Richie and the VampApr 30, 1989 19The Birth of a SaleswomanMay 07, 1989

Duet S03E06 Synopsis

Duet "One Man Out" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1988-12-11, this episode is part of Season 3 of Duet. Directed by Steve Zuckerman, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Matthew Laurance, Mary Page Keller, Chris Lemmon among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. The guys blame Richard's terrible play for their lack of success on the softball field, and pressure manager Ben to ask him to leave the team. Ben cannot bring himself to do this because softball seems to mean so much to his friend. The other playe...