It's Your Move

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It's Your Move was a short-lived NBC sitcom starring Jason Bateman (before The Hogan Family and Arrested Development), Tricia Cast (who was later on The Young and The Restless), Karen Kaye, Ernie Sabella, and David Garrison (who would later went to play on Married... with Children from 1987-1990.

It was produced by Embassy Television. Aired from September 26, 1984, until August 10, 1985.

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"[My favorites were] The one where Jason is trying to locate something in the writers apartment while he left a bunch of notes telling him he hasn't got it right. And the one where Jason scheduled the school concert with Grateful Dead playing and the "puppets" were playing." --Dewey

"Yes, I loved "It's Your Move". Back then it was my all time favorite show. I loved the scheming that would happen between Matt and Norman, and all those gadgets Matthew had used to further his purposes. I wish it would come back to tv again. If it did, I would be watching it all the time like I used to." --Ramie

"My favourite episodes were the two about "The Dregs of Humanity", the fictitious band Matt Burton (Jason Bateman) invented. I laughed so hard I was nearly off my seat and on the floor! I just wish they'd show reruns of this vastly underrated and apparently all but forgotten about show." --Andrew

"I really loved this show, although it had a short run. Jason Bateman was fabulous as the scheming kid. I also enjoyed Trisha Cast as his sister. She later became the terrifc character of Nena on "The Young And The Restless."" --Anonymous

"Most people will say the Dreggs of Humanity episode. But I say it was the one where Matt and Norman go on the game show Dad and Me to win furniture that was 'stolen'. (Later we find that Norman hired the robbers to scare Matt and Norman keeps the new furniture.)" --hunterdust

"My absolute favorite episode was the one in which Matt and Eli formed the dregs of Humanity rock band. They used skeletons from the science lab, and later faked the band's death." --ken