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The space family Robinson is sent on a five-year mission to find a new planet to colonize, but the voyage is sabotaged time and again by an inept stowaway, Dr. Zachary Smith. The family's spaceship, Jupiter II, also carries a friendly robot who endures an endless stream of abuse from Dr. Smith, but is a trusted companion of young Will Robinson ('Danger, Will Robinson' became the show's catchphrase

Suzanne's former lab assistant disappears when the aliens invade a college campus to steal a lethal virus. Lynda Mason Green. Harrison: Jared Martin. Ironhorse: Richard Chaves. Norton: Philip Akin.

Gidget and Russ are on opposite sides of the battle to close a hangout.

Gidget's rock-and-roll idols are in town---and Gidget knows where they're staying.

A social worker, appalled by the tumult in the home, threatens to replace Fish and Bernice (Abe Vigoda, Florence Stanley). Janet: Vicky Huxtable. Charlie: Barry Gordon. Victor: John Cassisi. Loomis: Todd Bridges.

Charlie (Barry Gordon) asks an African exchange student's help with Loomis (Todd Bridges), whose racial consciousness is raised after watching the TV series "Roots." Abe Vigoda. Bernice: Florence Stanley. Roger: Herbert Jefferson Jr. Mike: Lenny Bari. Waldo: King Errisson. Jilly: Denise Miller. Diane: Sarah Natoli.

1. A sex-survey sketch. Gary Collins is the interviewer; the interviewee is Mary Ann Mobley. 2. About a girl who uses karate on her dates. Helen: Stefanie Powers.

Jerry Van Dyke, Jessica Walter, Don Grady and Pat Carroll in skits about jealousy and impressing a girl. Bill: Pat Harrington.

Jack Carter gives a bachelor party that backfires; Richard Deacon as an aging Lothario on a youth trip. Sally: Fannie Flagg.

Comedies about a check written on a tummy, and an invisible son-in-law. Lucille: Nancy Walker. Darlene: Nina Wayne.

1. Comic Jack Burns as an overbearing cop who ruins a couple's honeymoon. 2. Pat Paulsen in a comedy about a blind date. He's the happy beneficiary of an identity mix-up.

1. Henry Gibson on trial for bigamy. 2. A sketch about a skier torn between a race and his bride. Dan: Ron Harper.

Goober buys Wally's gas station, but then starts worrying about all of the problems that come with ownership. George: Bo Hopkins. Cyrus: George Cisar. Fred: David Ketchum. Harry: James McCallion. Goober: George Lindsey.

Howard falls for Millie (Arlene Golonka), the new woman at the bakery, but her old boyfriend (Allan Melvin) threatens to beat him up. Harry: Wayne Heffley. Howard: Jack Dodson. Helen: Aneta Corsaut. Goober: George Lindsey.

Aunt Bee serves on a jury and is the only juror convinced that an accused burglar (Jack Nicholson) is innocent. This episode marked Nicholson's second guest appearance on the show that year. Two years later, the future Oscar winner starred in "Easy Rider." Keyes: Jim Begg. Judge Cranston: Rhys Williams. Gilbert: Henry Beckman. Aunt Bee: Frances Bavier.

Howard subs on the Mayberry bowling team and is one frame away from throwing a perfect game when the lights go out and the match's conclusion is rescheduled for the next day. This episode marks the first appearance of Paul Hartman as Emmett. Hank: Norm Alden. George: Bob Becker. Goober: George Lindsey. Opie: Ronny Howard.

When Emmett retires, Mayberry loses a fix-it man---and gains a town pest. Sam: Ken Berry. Goober: George Lindsey. Howard: Jack Dodson. Martha: Mary Lansing. Aunt Bee: Frances Bavier.

The church has no bell, so the committeemen wheel and deal to buy one. Sam: Ken Berry. Aunt Bee: Frances Bavier. Howard: Jack Dodson. Millie: Arlene Golonka.

Kate is puzzled by the behaviour of one of her new guests.

Uncle Joe is resolved to get the Shady Rest assessment lowered.

A hotshot reporter worms his way into the convent, determined to get a story on the flying nun.

Nehemiah Persoff plays all-time good guy Alonzo Baldaran, who's showering the convent with gifts.

Another mixed marriage? Uncle Moe is keeping company with Bridget's aunt. Moe: Ned Glass. Aunt Theresa: Harriet E. MacGibbon. Mike: Robert Sampson.

Housing discrimination lurks in this story about the newlyweds' move to a luxury apartment. Bernie: David Birney. Bridget: Meredith Baxter. Walt: David Doyle. Amy: Audra Lindley. Morrison: John Fiedler.

Stephanie's best friend and a former boyfriend check in on their honeymoon. Julia Duffy, Bob Newhart. Kirk: Steven Kampmann. George: Tom Poston. Cindy: Rebecca York.

Volunteer fireman George loses the keys to the only fire truck; Cindy asks Stephanie to help out with a fund-raiser. Julia Duffy, Bob Newhart. Hank: Ray Girardin. Cindy: Rebecca York. Man: Michael Boyle.

Bob returns to drawing Mad-Dog---which Harlan wants to turn into a vicious vigilante. Bob: Bob Newhart. Kaye: Carlene Watkins. Trisha: Cynthia Stevenson. Albie: Andrew Bilgore.

Bob and Harlan (Bob Newhart, John Cygan) draw a blank when they pool their talents for the first issue. Kaye: Carlene Watkins. Trisha: Cynthia Stevenson. Chad: Timothy Fall. Albie: Andrew Bilgore.

When a new client insists on running an ad campaign his way, Kip quits---but Henry (Peter Scolari) stays. Ruth: Holland Taylor. Amy: Wendie Jo Sperber. Ellen: Louis Vallance.

Kip volunteers as a hospital candy striper to pursue his interest in Sonny. Kim: Keith Langsdale. Amy: Wendie Jo Sperber. Carrero: Joe Alfasa. Isabelle: Telma Hopkins. Ruby: Joan Leizman. Lilly: Lucille Benson.

Syndicate hit men plot to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy prosecutor who has damaging evidence against the organization. Hondo: Steve Forrest. Street: Robert Urich. John Stevens: Edmund Gilbert. Vicki Stevens: Jane Alice Brandon.

Jarod warns Miss Parker that someone is going to kill her father. He also tries to help a teen who blames himself for a friend's death. Chris: Christopher Kennedy Masterson. Mr. Parker: Harve Presnell. Brigitte: Pamela Gidley. Angelo: Paul Dillon. Broots: Jon Gries.

Jarod poses as a special-effects coordinator to try and learn the truth about an explosion that injured a stunt driver. Brynne: Kathe Mazur. Angelo: Paul Dillon. Slater: Scott Alan Campbell. Clausen: Douglas Roberts.

In the shooting of a white Southerner, there is only one clue: the victim's hatred for blacks. Haines: Jack Warden. James: Al Pacino. Corso: Frank Converse. Ward: Robert Hooks. Girl: Jill Clayburgh. Anderson: Graham Brown.

Corso investigates an apparent suicide. The victim's widow claims it was murder. Haines: Jack Warden. Ward: Robert Hooks. Darlene: Gretchen Corbett. Thornby: Robert Alda. Ritchie: Ted Beniades. Ramby: Harvey Keitel.