About this season
Head over Heels is a 1997 TV series, that aired briefly on UPN. Jack and Warren Baldwin are two brothers who take over the operation of "Head over Heels", a South Beach, Florida video dating service founded by their mother. The staff at Head over Heels includes Ian who produces each client's video, and Valentina the receptionist.
Episodes (10)
1. One Down
Aired 26 August 1997 • 30 min
Warren thinks Jack's raucous social life is interfering with business, so he institutes a new policy prohibiting agency employees from dating clients. But when Warren's new girlfriend unceremoniously dumps him, he is suddenly inclined to break his own rules.
2. Gigolo Guy
Aired 2 September 1997 • 30 min
Ian's macho twin brother Kevin arrives to make trouble in South Beach while Jack falls prey to Mona, the demanding owner of a photo studio, who has both a penchant for John Travolta and some unusual plans for Jack.

3. Game Show Guy
Aired 9 September 1997 • 30 min
A TV station executive suggests Warren create a dating-game show.
4. Vice Guy
Aired 16 September 1997 • 30 min
After Jack is ridiculed by the staff for his lascivious behavior, he gets even by persuading his co-workers to stay away from their own vices for a whole week.
5. Witness Guy
Aired 23 September 1997 • 30 min
Warren and Jack post their client's picture on their website, only to discover that the man is a member of the government's witness protection program.

6. Hot Guy
Aired 30 September 1997 • 30 min
A sexy client sparks rivalry between Valentina and Carmen, who are both determined to win him over. Meanwhile, Warren's former fiancée shows up at the agency hoping to seduce him.
7. Spider Guy
Aired 14 October 1997 • 30 min
Jack works to find a match for Valentina's raunchy grandmother Lola in a nearby seniors home after Warren is hospitalized by a spider bite and Jack is left running the agency by himself.
8. Reunion Guy
Aired 28 October 1997 • 30 min
Warren and Jack resolve to attend their high-school reunion determined to prove that they're both successful, desirable men.
9. Pilot
