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A visit from his Aunt Mae (Billie Bird) means Jack must 'fess up about his living arrangement with Vicky. John Ritter, Mary Cadorette, Robert Mandan.

The 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' alum was miscast as an escort-service owner in this creaky vehicle. Roger Dennis oversaw the activities of his sexy employees, while butting heads with his straitlaced brother and worrying about his underachieving college-age son.

Benny plays a convict sharing a cell with three women; reads a poem about marriage; and romps on the beach with Jack Wright and Hill's Angels.

Benny plays Gypsy music on a whistle; cuts the rug in a contest; and pursues a policewoman.

Benny spoofs shipboard romances; poses as a vicar who's crazy about football; and attends the pop festival "Woodstick".

The delightfully outrageous British comedian headlines a slapstick sketch series, an unapologetic throwback to burlesque traditions that routinely features sexy girls in skimpy costumes with the lecherous Hill leering at them.

A 12-year-old girl is being raised by two buddies who were both once in love with her late mother. One of them is actually the girl's father, but they don't know which one.

Michael insists the family move to his uptown apartment, which has no playmates for Nicole and no life as Joey knows it. Staci Keanan, Greg Evigan. Ms. Crandall: Linda Carlson. Oliver: Tony Steedman.

Nicole goes to the movies with a friend---and ends up in New Jersey. Cindy: Hannah Cutrona. Lauren: Stacey Shaffer. Joey: Greg Evigan. Michael: Paul Reiser.

Joey's lecture before Nicole's first date fails to cover what to do when the suitor fails to show up. Greg Evigan, Staci Keanan. Michael: Paul Reiser. Roy: Bradley Gregg. Judge Wilbur: Florence Stanley.

The Harvest Fair festivities are dampened by a misunderstanding over a tomboy's affections for the other girls. Cindy: Julie Anne Haddock. Mrs. Garrett: Charlotte Rae. Blair: Lisa Whelchel. Bradley: John Lawlor.

It's Parent's Night at Eastland and Blair's sophisticated mother arrives bringing with her, her flirtatious tendancies which prompt rumors when she becomes ""friendly"" with a married man.

Mr. Garrett pays a surprise visit to the dorm, giving his ex-wife second thoughts. Mrs. Garrett: Charlotte Rae. Bradley: John Lawlor. Miss Mahoney: Jenny O'Hara. Blair: Lisa Whelchel.

Tootie accidentally comes across a paper which lists the I.Q. scores of each one of the girls. Nancy received the highest score and Sue Ann scored the lowest, this puts extra pressure on each one of them just prior to midterm exams.

Henry and Muriel Rush are the owners of a duplex in San Francisco, where they live with their two adult daughters: 21-year-old banker Jackie and 18-year-old college freshman Sara, in a cramped, awkward arrangement. Henry is a cartoonist of a comic strip called Cosmic Cow, while Muriel is a former musician currently working as a photographer.

Henry flips when he finds pills in Sara's bedroom. Sara: Lydia Cornell. Lt. Greg Amherst: Dawson Mays. Muriel: Nancy Dussault.

With ex-cons doing the plastering at the Rushes', Jackie walks in with $100,000 stuffed in a grocery bag. Whitey: Jack De Leon. Henry: Ted Knight. Muriel: Nancy Dussault. Sara: Lydia Cornell.

This episode introduces Monroe as a young man who follows Sara home to thank her for a kindness. Lydia Cornell, Ted Knight, Nancy Dussault.

An endearingly nutty soap-opera parody focusing on two sisters, Jessica and Mary, and their respective dysfunctional families.

An endearingly nutty soap-opera parody focusing on two sisters, Jessica and Mary, and their respective dysfunctional families.

An endearingly nutty soap-opera parody focusing on two sisters, Jessica and Mary, and their respective dysfunctional families.

An endearingly nutty soap-opera parody focusing on two sisters, Jessica and Mary, and their respective dysfunctional families.

In the pilot of this spinoff series of Soap, Benson, the Butler of Jessica Tate helps out her cousin Gene Gatling, who is the Governor of the state. Benson's first escapade lands him into finding a way for a huge company to build their new bridge without killing beavers. His success in this idea seems to land him a ""trial offer"" for this new job.

Benson relaxes his authority for a moment with Katie and she sneaks off to a rock concert against orders from her father.

Benson must impersonate the president of a Third World nation.

Benson and Sen Francine Wade set tongues wagging as they enjoy that first careless rapture---and jeopardise the senator's career.

Mary offers to pay for the damage to a car she dented---but soon regrets her decision.

A matchmaking attempt by Mary goes awry when her brother becomes enchanted with Sandra instead of Rose.

Mary helps Brenda find an interesting ancestor for an essay assignment, and is delighted to discover a Civil War corporal---until she also discovers his claim to fame.

Mary agrees to loan Sandra her apartment for a party if Sandra will "persuade" the landlord to get Mary a new refrigerator.

A savvy substitute teacher imparts life lessons to honors students at a Manhattan high school. Although they were overachievers in the classroom, this diverse group had much to learn about growing up. The instructor, Mr. Moore, was replaced by the equally hip but more manic Mr. MacGregor in the final season.

Charlie's disdain for his high-school reunion sparks a mock reunion by the class, except for Eric, whose chat with Charlie addresses discontent. Howard Hesseman, Brian Robbins. Janice: Tannis Vallely. Alan: Tony O'Dell. Sarah: Kimberly Russell.

Dennis misquotes Mr. Moore for the school newspaper.

One by one, Charlie questions those he suspects of leaving him romantic notes via computer. Tannis Vallely, Leslie Bega. Dennis: Dan Schneider. Jawaharlal: Jory Husain. Sarah: Kimberly Russell.

British companies give staff the power to hire a new manager. Will they make the right choice for the company and will the boss agree?

Quite by accident, Tony catches a glimpse of Angela au naturel.

Samantha runs away to the old neighbourhood with Jonathan in tow after Angela criticises her tomboyish behaviour.

Angela is thrilled that her mother has a new man in her life---until she discovers that the man is a university student.

Peer pressure forces Jennifer to shun her male friend.

A close friend of the family makes a pass at Mallory.

A snobbish girl promises to get Mallory into her sorority if Mallory will introduce her to Alex.

Alex's knack for picking a winner prompts him to use his parents' blue-chip stock as collateral on some risky investments.

Pressure to fill a cosmetics-counter job has Drew a shade irascible---especially after interviewing an applicant with "unusual" make-up habits. "She came in looking like something my nephew colored," Drew tells his friends. Mimi: Kathy Kinney. Lois: Alaina Reed Hall.