Name: Midnight Caller
Genre: Drama
Cast: Gary Cole, Wendy Kilbourne, Dennis Dun, Arthur Taxier

Quick answer · Season 3

Midnight Caller is a drama series that aired on NBC, running from 1988 to 1991 with 3 seasons and 61 episodes. Midnight Caller has ended. Its final episode aired on May 17, 1991.

U.S. premiere: September 28, 1990
Where: NBC
Time: Varies by station
Episodes: 23
Finale: May 17, 1991

Where to watch Midnight Caller season 3 in the U.S.

Where to watch Midnight Caller season 3 in the U.S.
Where	How	When	Notes
NBC	Broadcast (free)Antenna / cable	September 28, 1990 – May 17, 1991	Original U.S. run on NBC. [1]

Season 3 episode schedule

Midnight Caller season 3 U.S. episode schedule
Ep.	Title	U.S. date	Time	Status
1	The Class of 1980	Fri, Sep 28, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
2	The Language Barrier	Fri, Oct 5, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
3	Old Friends	Fri, Oct 12, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
4	Ain't Too Proud to Beg	Fri, Oct 19, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
5	Sale Away	Fri, Oct 26, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
6	Life Without Possibility (1)	Fri, Nov 2, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
7	Life Without Possibility (2)	Fri, Nov 9, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
8	Ryder on the Storm	Fri, Nov 16, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
9	Home to Roost	Fri, Dec 7, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
10	With Malice Towards One	Fri, Dec 14, 1990 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
11	That's Amoré	Fri, Jan 4, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
12	Her Dirty Little Secret	Fri, Jan 25, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
13	Uninvited Guests	Fri, Feb 1, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
14	Play Blotto... and Die	Fri, Feb 8, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
15	Can't Say N-N-No	Fri, Feb 15, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
16	Blood Ties	Fri, Mar 1, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
17	The Added Starter	Fri, Apr 5, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
18	The Loneliest Number	Fri, Apr 12, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
19	A Cry in the Night	Fri, Apr 19, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
20	The Leopard	Fri, Apr 26, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
21	City of Lost Souls (1)	Fri, May 3, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
22	City of Lost Souls (2)	Fri, May 10, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed
23	City of Lost Souls (3)	Fri, May 17, 1991 ^[1]	Check local listings national slot	Listed

Dates are U.S. dates. Broadcast times are the network's national slot; your local station may differ.

About Midnight Caller

Midnight Caller is a drama series that aired on NBC, running from 1988 to 1991 with 3 seasons and 61 episodes. Midnight Caller has ended. Its final episode aired on May 17, 1991.

Season 3: Season 3 of Midnight Caller aired from September 28, 1990 to May 17, 1991 on NBC (23 episodes).

Network / service: NBC (first aired October 25, 1988)
Main cast over the series (TVmaze): Gary Cole (Jack Killian), Wendy Kilbourne (Devon King), Dennis Dun (Billy Po), Arthur Taxier (Lt. Carl Zymak)

All seasons

Season 3

Season complete

Season 3 of Midnight Caller aired from September 28, 1990 to May 17, 1991 on NBC (23 episodes).

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Season 2

Season complete

Season 2 of Midnight Caller aired from September 19, 1989 to May 15, 1990 on NBC (21 episodes).

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Season 1

Season complete

Season 1 of Midnight Caller aired from October 25, 1988 to May 9, 1989 on NBC (17 episodes).

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Common questions

How many seasons of Midnight Caller are there?

Midnight Caller has 3 seasons and 61 episodes listed, airing from October 25, 1988 to May 17, 1991.

Is Midnight Caller cancelled or ended?

Midnight Caller has ended. Its final episode aired on May 17, 1991.

Where can I watch Midnight Caller?

Midnight Caller originally aired on NBC in the U.S. Streaming rights for older seasons change over time, so check NBC's own app and the major streaming services for the current home.