TV Series

Chris Cross

Name: Chris Cross
Genre: Family, Comedy, Children
Released: 1993

1993 · Paramount+ with Showtime · Ended · 30 min

Produced by England's Central TV and Canadian independent company Cinar, in association with Showtime, Chris Cross takes place at a boarding school in England that recently went coed and also welcomes transfer student Chris Hilton as a roomate and partner to already popular resident Oliver Cross. "Chris Cross" won a 1995 Cable Ace Award for Best Children's Series and can now be seen weekdays at 4pm eastern on Showtime Family Zone.

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