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Thanksgiving with Jamie's parents is no holiday for Paul, nor for Lisa, who "hires" Selby to be her boyfriend to placate her family.

Things go from bad to worse after the Buchmans meet their new neighbours.

Charlene sets her sights on another man weeks after Mason leaves, but what she learns about him is a real eye-opener. Mrs. Boeving: Brandis Kemp. Charlene: Jean Smart. Mary Jo: Annie Potts.

When Suzanne is threatened by a voodoo curse, she convinces the others to stay overnight with her for protection. Claudia: Priscilla Weems. Julia: Dixie Carter. Mary Jo: Annie Potts. Charlene: Jean Smart.

Mary is worried when Sandra is fired from her previous job---at the behest of a vice-president's wife---and begins working at Lester's construction firm.

Mary has a plan to end the loneliness of football widowhood that includes buying Redskins tickets for herself and Lester.

Chrissy returns an older man's affection---until she finds out he's married. Lloyd: Dick Sargent. Jack: John Ritter. Janet: Joyce DeWitt.

Jack and Chrissy are left alone together for an evening. Joyce DeWitt. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Roper: Norman Fell. Sherry Lee: Sondra Currie. Crawford: Stuart Nisbet.

The Jeffersons' dear friends from Harlem arrive on the night that George has invited a snobbish prospective business partner. Roy: Ernie Banks. Natalie: Maye Henderson. George: Sherman Hemsley.

Lionel begins to adopt his father's overbearing methods of getting what he wants. Lionel: Mike Evans. Louise: Isabel Sanford. George: Sherman Hemsley.

Fred tries to wangle a color TV set out of Lamont (Demond Wilson). Fred: Redd Foxx. Melvin: Slappy White. Doctor: Peter Bonerz.

The stolen loot of a gunman is now the property of Sanford and son. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Smitty: Hal Williams. Swanhauser: Noam Pitlik.

The detectives guard a notorious escape artist (Roscoe Lee Browne). Gusik: Leonard Frey. Barney: Hal Linden. Chano: Gregory Sierra. Harris: Ron Glass.

An unfriendly officer arouses some mixed reactions in the squad room. Gardeno: Michael Lembeck. Barney: Hal Linden. Wojo: Max Gail. Fish: Abe Vigoda.

Unintentional plagiarism best describes Danny's songwriting.

Fem lib hits the Partridges.

Hazel's friend Laura wants to get the attentions of a new gardner in the neighborhood but has some trouble doing so. This leads her and Hazel to take a class in changing your personality. Soon, Hazel begins doing so to hers and begins doing just what the instructor tells the class, shower everyone with compliments. However, Hazel's constant complimenting gets her into hot water with George and Dor

Hazel has one gift to buy before Christmas and it's for Dorothy. However, when she discovers she doesn't have enough money for it, she gets a job at a department store and encounters a shoplifter.

Major Jamison is taken aback by his son's obsession with the space program.

Tony tries to get Jeannie to go on a date.

Darrin judges a beauty contest and Endora judges Darrin.

Larry thinks Sam's pregnant when he sees her and Louise visit an obstetrician, while Darrin wonders what their children would look like.

Maude's ego is bruised when she meets a successful school chum.

Maude tackles a sergeant who busted her grocery boy for marijuana.

The camp-out Alice persuaded Mel to take Tommy on turns out to be a hunting trip she doesn't want him on at all. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Mel: Vic Tayback. Flo: Polly Holliday. Vera: Beth Howland. Floyd: Noble Willingham.

Alice receives an unexpected visit from her mother-in-law (Eileen Heckart), a self-centered busybody. First of two parts. Tommy: Philip McKeon. Tanaguchi: Clyde Kusatsu. Flo: Polly Holliday.

The headmaster's desire for track awards causes competition among the athletes. Charlotte Rae. Sue Ann: Julie Piekarski. Bradley: John Lawlor. Cindy: Julie Anne Haddock. Blair: Lisa Whelchel.

Molly tries to stop her parents' divorce. Charlotte Rae. Sue Ann: Julie Piekarski. Blair: Lisa Whelchel. Dr. Parker: William Bogert. Bradley: John Lawlor. Cindy: Julie Anne Haddock. Angela: Patch MacKenzie. Mrs. Parker: Gloria Carlin.

Muriel's best friend makes a play for Henry. Muriel: Nancy Dussault. Sara: Lydia Cornell. Jackie: Deborah Van Valkenburgh. Monroe: JM J. Bullock.

One of Muriel's musician friends turns his charm on the girls. Henry: Ted Knight. Muriel: Nancy Dussault. Jackie: Deborah Van Valkenburgh.

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

When Mallory and her French tutor are too shy to express their feelings for each other, Alex tutors them both in the art of romance.

Chrissy returns an older man's affection---until she finds out he's married. Lloyd: Dick Sargent. Jack: John Ritter. Janet: Joyce DeWitt.

Jack and Chrissy are left alone together for an evening. Joyce DeWitt. Mrs. Roper: Audra Lindley. Roper: Norman Fell. Sherry Lee: Sondra Currie. Crawford: Stuart Nisbet.

The detectives guard a notorious escape artist (Roscoe Lee Browne). Gusik: Leonard Frey. Barney: Hal Linden. Chano: Gregory Sierra. Harris: Ron Glass.

An unfriendly officer arouses some mixed reactions in the squad room. Gardeno: Michael Lembeck. Barney: Hal Linden. Wojo: Max Gail. Fish: Abe Vigoda.

Julie gets a waitress job in a grubby diner on the rough side of town. Ann: Bonnie Franklin. Arnie: Stanley Adams. Herbert: Charles Lane.

Julie has a date with a college man who has a decided preference for Ann (Bonnie Franklin). Julie: Mackenzie Phillips. David: Richard Masur.

The Jeffersons' dear friends from Harlem arrive on the night that George has invited a snobbish prospective business partner. Roy: Ernie Banks. Natalie: Maye Henderson. George: Sherman Hemsley.

Lionel begins to adopt his father's overbearing methods of getting what he wants. Lionel: Mike Evans. Louise: Isabel Sanford. George: Sherman Hemsley.

Fred tries to wangle a color TV set out of Lamont (Demond Wilson). Fred: Redd Foxx. Melvin: Slappy White. Doctor: Peter Bonerz.

The stolen loot of a gunman is now the property of Sanford and son. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Smitty: Hal Williams. Swanhauser: Noam Pitlik.