Antenna TV

Imogene Coca appears as a tooth fairy who's trying to turn in her wings.

A tipsy tooth fairy threatens Darrin's success with his latest client.

Don Rickles plays a physical-fitness fanatic.

A sitcom about astronaut Tony Nelson and the sexy genie he releases from a bottle. In the blink of an eye, she claims him as her 'master'.

First of two parts. Vera wins a trip to Las Vegas, and Alice, Mel and Belle tag along to try their luck. Beth Howland, Linda Lavin, Vic Tayback, Diane Ladd.

Conclusion. Mel may get his diner back if Belle can get Robert Goulet to perform for a Las Vegas casino owner.

Janet and Chrissy both read an advice-column letter from a man having an affair with one of his two female roommates. Jack: John Ritter. Janet: Joyce DeWitt. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. Lana: Ann Wedgeworth.

Stanley pays Brookes' nephew to date Jenny (Louise Vallance). Michael: Edward Edwards. Brookes: Jeffrey Tambor. Helen: Audra Lindley. Anne: Patricia McCormack. David: Evan Cohen.

George turns up with a black eye and Gracie sets herself to blacken the other one unless George can explain. Harry Von Zell.

Gracie tries to throw ice water on a supposed romantic revival between George and his ex-vaudeville partner. Harry Von Zell.

Jack decides that he and Bob Hope should record a comedy album. Bob Hope: Himself. Secretary: Maudie Prickett.

Jimmy Stewart appears in Jack's run-in with the Internal Revenue Service. Don Wilson is the announcer for the show.

When Fuji is jailed as a spy, McHale tries to convince Binghamton the war is over.

Binghamton suspects McHale is plotting to murder him.

Bud buys a car for $10. Jim: Robert Young. Margaret: Jane Wyatt.

Jim gives Bud a safety lesson. Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue, Lauren Chapin. Mrs. Brian: Ethel May Halls.

A quick-thinking Dennis saves a batch of incubated chicken eggs.

Dennis tries to train Mr Wilson's dog Fremont.

Steve tries selling a house in an exclusive neighborhood. Shirley Booth, Ray Fulmer, Lynn Borden. Bill: Lawrence Haddon. Millie: Ann Jillian. Mona: Mala Powers. Craven: John Harmon.

Hazel tries marketing her chili sauce. Lynn Borden, Ray Fulmer. Rickey: Ed Prentiss. Moore: Byron Foulger. Mona: Mala Powers. Fred: Charles Bateman.

Paul Lynde plays Uncle Arthur.

Bob Cummings as a no-nonsense type who manages to run afoul of Serena.

Star-struck Roger plagues a director assigned to film a documentary.

Jeannie loses her memory.

Natalie overnights with Snake and then faces the reactions of her friends---and Snake. Kim Fields, Nancy McKeon. Beverly Ann: Cloris Leachman. Pippa: Sherrie Krenn.

When Jo and Blair (Lisa Whelchel) visit a beauty spa, they are transformed---but not in the way they expected. Sergio: Warren Burton. Pippa: Sherrie Krenn. Mr. Wayne: Peter Marc. Amy: Tuesday Knight.

Vera's Aunt Agatha, a freewheeling sexagenarian, makes a pit stop in Phoenix while motorcycling to Mexico. Linda Lavin. Vera: Beth Howland. Mel: Vic Tayback. Belle: Diane Ladd.

Against Alice's wishes, Mel secretly teaches Tommy how to take care of the school bully. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Miss Gafny: Susan Tolsky. Alice: Linda Lavin. Plotkin: Richard Balin.

Janet and Chrissy both read an advice-column letter from a man having an affair with one of his two female roommates. Jack: John Ritter. Janet: Joyce DeWitt. Chrissy: Suzanne Somers. Lana: Ann Wedgeworth.

Stanley pays Brookes' nephew to date Jenny (Louise Vallance). Michael: Edward Edwards. Brookes: Jeffrey Tambor. Helen: Audra Lindley. Anne: Patricia McCormack. David: Evan Cohen.

Steven flies into a rage when he learns about the "fling" Elyse once had with an old friend who's visiting the Keatons.

Something's up in the Keaton household: it's Alex, who hasn't been able to sleep for a week.

Brenda's history teacher seems more interested in punch lines than time lines. Meanwhile, it's no joke when Sandra has trouble selling lingerie.

Rose's blind date is the prince of an island kingdom and announces his intention to make Brenda his princess.

George tries to endure the visit of his sassy, streetwise nephew. Louise: Isabel Sanford. Raymond: Gary Coleman. Florence: Marla Gibbs.

First of three parts. Tied up by a thief, Louise and George (Sherman Hemsley) reminisce about old times (through scenes from past episodes). Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Florence: Marla Gibbs. Edith: Jean Stapleton.

Part 2. Tied with burglars' ropes and with time on their hands, Louise and George (Sherman Hemsley) reminisce about old times. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Florence: Marla Gibbs. Edith: Jean Stapleton. Tom: Franklin Cover.

Conclusion. Tied up by a burglar, Louise and George (Sherman Hemsley) reminisce about bygone days. Archie: Carroll O'Connor. Florence: Marla Gibbs. Edith: Jean Stapleton.

Harris's moonlighting begins to interfere with his work. Mitchell: Cal Gibson. Rev. Carey: George Pentecost. Sylvester: John Dullaghan. Harris: Ron Glass.

A Soviet diplomat is collared for assaulting a defector. Jininsky: Ion Teodorescu. Marty: Jack De Leon. Bulganov: Michel Panaieff. Stevens: David Clennon. Gage: Louis Zito.

John gets jealous and lies to a friend who expresses interest in Chris by telling him that she is gay. Also, Bob tries to deepen his friendship with Jake and buys a pair of walkie-talkies.

John treats a man who displays three distinctive personalities, all of whom drive John crazy. At the diner, Chris and Jake annoy each other with their habits, and Bob becomes a big brother to a 10-year-old boy.