The adventures of a pair of teenage twins were explored in this light comedy. Kate and Allison were 16, identical in appearance, but opposites in personality. Allison was the sober responsible one, and Kate the spunky troublemaker who often got them both into hot water. Pretending to be Allison was one of Kate's favorite ploys. Art was their widower father, who ran a gym and dance studio in their hometown of Des Moines, Iowa. Beth was one of his adult instructors, and Michael was Kate's boyfriend.When Double Trouble returned for a second season in December 1984, Kate and Allison had moved to New York to pursue separate careers. Kate wanted to become an actress, while her more practical sister was enrolled in the Fashion Institute of Technology studying design. They lived in a spacious town house with their kooky Aunt Margo, a successful writer of children's stories. Also living in the town house were Billy and Charles, two aspiring actors and kindred spirits of Kate's. Mr. Arrechia was an obnoxious, overbearing instructor at the Fashion Institute and Aileen was Allison's fellow student and best friend.
Kate's inability to pass her driving test doesn't stop her from taking dad's car---and Allison's driver's license---to a rock concert.
Kate risks the wrath of both her sister and her boyfriend when she becomes enamored of a fellow working out in a gym.
To help Kate adjust to her new school, Allison gives her sister a job on the yearbook, and within a week Kate is running the staff.
Kate is out of her element in Allison's chemistry lab when she poses as her sister, who cut class to go out with a college guy.
Kate challenges shy Allison to enter a dance contest with her, but when Kate sprains an ankle, Allison must go it alone in the finals.
Miffed at Kate for signing them up for a twin-testing project, Allison moves in with Beth, vowing to find her own identity---and to celebrate her birthday without her sister.
Art panics after reading Allison's diary, which reveals that she's driven by passion in her relationship with heartthrob Steven.
Thinking Beth is just a good friend of their father's, the girls invite an attractive woman for dinner, hoping Art will fall for her.
The twins move to New York, where Kate hopes to become an actress and Allison a fashion designer.
Kate lands a job as a magician's assistant, but to make the act a success she must devise a way to be in two places at once.
Kate gets a part in a rock star's concert tour, leaving envious Allison on her own in New York.
A major storm prevents the twins from flying home for the holidays.
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Aunt Margo finally meets Mr. Wonderful---a man Charles hired to show her a good time.
Allison and Billy go out on a real date and it seems to be leading to a real relationship.
Kate and Allison recall some of their fondest memories in a show made up of highlights from past episodes.
Kate hears wedding bells after meeting a slick deejay whose tastes are more in line with Allison's.
Complimented on her recent newspaper article, Allison decides to give up design school for a full-time writing career.
Allison comes to the rescue when Kate loses her voice the day of her big audition for a TV commercial.
While watching an old movie on TV, everyone starts daydreaming that they're playing out scenes from favorite movies.
Allison is smitten with an older man who asks her to visit Paris with him.
Allison's new classmate in design school is a wealthy woman who thinks she can buy Allison's friendship---and steal her ideas.
The twins devote an entire weekend to Aunt Margo, whose wedding anniversary is an occasion for memories.
The twins' father visits New York and announces that he's taking them back to Iowa.