Catchy Comedy

A blizzard forces Florida and her bus load of children to take shelter in an abandoned housing project.

Because Keith must work during the family Christmas party, Florida brings the party to the garage where he works.

Florida announces that the family is moving to their own house.

Part 1 of two. Florida discovers that a child on her school bus suffers from impaired hearing; and JJ prepares for an important job interview.

Conclusion. Larry's mother agrees to let Florida take him for a hearing test.

An ailing ghetto racketeer offers JJ a grand for a pint of his rare blood.

During a flu epidemic, Florida finally locates the only neighbourhood doctor---who is planning to leave the area.

TC's chances for romance with JJ seem hopeless when he ignores her hints to ask her to a dance.

JJ mistakenly enters an important art contest with someone else's painting.

Florida may lose her bus-driving job if she flunks her annual physical.

Penny's birth mother is scheming to reclaim her daughter by proving that Willona is an unfit parent.

In the series finale, cousin Raymond visits, with presents for all, until Florida discovers the source of his wealth.

The Evans family grow concerned about Keith's deepening depression and anger. And when Thelma finally discovers what's at the root of Keith's problem, she fears it may be too late.

Everyone seems to be planning his or her own surprise for Keith and Thelma's first anniversary.

Clifton is dumbfounded by a barmaid who claims that he fathered her child. Clifton: Clifton Davis. Andrew Carruthers: Theodore Wilson. Earl: Ed Bernard. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Wildcat: Jester Hairston.

Business slackens and lives suffer when the family embarks on a day of total honesty. Clifton: Clifton Davis. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Leonard: Ilunga Adell. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Wildcat: Jester Hairston.

Mama tries to interest Clifton in a supposedly prissy maiden (Berlinda Tolbert). Clifton: Clifton Davis. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Earl: Theodore Wilson. Tracy: Lisle Wilson. Louella Carstairs: Pauline Myers.

Mama wants Clifton to be successful like his cousin Albert (Bill Elliott). Clifton: Clifton Davis. Officer O'Reilly: Gordon Jump. Earl: Theodore Wilson.

A calculating widow has her heart set on snaring Clifton (Clifton Davis). Mama: Theresa Merritt. Earl: Theodore Wilson. Augusta: Ernestine Wade. Josh: DeForest Covan. Mrs. Birdie: Lillian Randolph.

Clifton moves in with his pleasure-seeking buddy (Ray Vitte). Clifton: Clifton Davis. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Ginger: Jeannie Bell. Earl: Theodore Wilson. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Leonard: Lisle Wilson.

Mama falls for a widower who has a brood of unruly children. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Clifton: Clifton Davis. Ruby Lester: Dorothy Meyer. Earl: Ed Bernard. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Junior: Ted Lange.

Clifton is angry with Leonard, who won't return a loan. Leonard: Lisle Wilson. Clifton: Clifton Davis. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Earl: Theodore Wilson. Josh: DeForest Covan. Junior: Ted Lange. Wildcat: Jester Hairston.

Clifton hires an old Army buddy who recently served time in prison. Clifton: Clifton Davis. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Earl: Theodore Wilson. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Junior: Ted Lange. Leonard: Lisle Wilson.

Clifton becomes the target of a minister who wants to bring young people into the church. Clifton: Clifton Davis. Mama: Theresa Merritt. Earl: Theodore Wilson. Tracy: Lynne Moody. Junior: Ted Lange. Wildcat: Jester Hairston.

DJ wishes she were one of the guys when her cousin comes for a visit and spends most of his time with Danny.

Jesse's lack of privacy drives him out of the house for a break from the family, and he winds up missing the baby's birthday. Part 1 of two.

Conclusion. Jesse's guilt increases when he misinterprets a phone call from Stephanie to mean the baby's ill.

Jesse gyrates as an Elvis impersonator, Joey discovers an old savings bond and starts spending money right and left.

After a classmate teases Cindy and tussles with Peter, Mike takes the bully by the horns and teaches his kids self-defense.

A lovable orphan brings an end to Bill's bachelor days. Bill: Brian Keith. French: Sebastian Cabot. Buffy: Anissa Jones. Miss Faversham: Heather Angel.

Pat Buttram appears as Harvey Bullock, a veteran nightclub comic. Kathy: Marjorie Lord. Rusty: Rusty Hamer. Linda: Angela Cartwright. Louise: Amanda Randolph. Barber: Herb Vigran.

At an auction, a woman slips Donna $100---and then disappears. Woman: Karen Kadler. Auctioneer: Paul Winchell. Carl Betz.

Chip and his friend Ernie get lost in the woods. Fred MacMurray. Ernie: Barry Livingston. Mike: Tim Considine. Robbie: Don Grady. Valerie: Patricia Blair. Thompson: Richard Jury.

Chip eavesdrops on scientists---and concludes that the end of the world is near. Steve: Fred MacMurray. Chip: Stanley Livingston.

Lucy disguises herself to keep tabs on a secretary (Ruta Lee) angling for her job. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Mr. Cheever: Roy Roberts.

Former series regular Vivian Vance visits Lucy. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Herby: Les Brown Jr.

Lucy plays roulette in Monte Carlo and wins 875,000 francs. But the story doesn't end there, and involves charges of embezzlement and a fight between the Ricardos and Mertzes. (And, of course, Lucy loses the money).

The Ricardos and Mertzes fly home from Europe---Lucy's new "baby" included. Actually, it's a cheese disguised as an infant to avoid excess-baggage fees.

Rob sees red when Laura goes blond.

A union strike leaves Mary and Lou alone in the newsroom, and between the two of them, they have to find a way to get the news on the air.

Fonzie offers to stand in for the absent father when Lori Beth delivers her baby.

Laverne pretends to be multilingual to crash a party for foreign tourists.

An advice columnist overlooks her own marital problems; the new chef is outraged by the Captain's tastes; Doc consoles a pregnant woman who's about to be divorced.

A crusty curmudgeon strikes up a friendship with a runaway; Julie's old boyfriend rebuffs her advances; inept painters make a shambles of the Captain's cabin.

Bubba falls in love with the granddaughter of Mama's sworn enemy (Jason Wingreen). Terri: Heidi Kozak. Mama: Vicki Lawrence Schultz. Vint: Ken Berry. Naomi: Dorothy Lyman. Iola: Beverly Archer.

Iola confronts her dominating mother, who responds to her plea for independence by throwing her out. Mama: Vicki Lawrence Schultz. Vint: Ken Berry. Naomi: Dorothy Lyman. Bubba: Allan Kayser.

Part 1 of 4. in the Season 5 opener, the Evanses befriend a child who's trying to hide a terrible secret about her home life.

Part 2 of 4. The Evanses learn that Penny's bruises were inflicted by her mother.

Every time Lamont and his drama coach do the strangling scene from "Othello," someone thinks Lamont is committing a real murder. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Fred: Redd Foxx. Marilyn: Maureen Arthur. Father: Jack Manning. Mother: Ann Driscoll.

Thanks to his astrologer's advice, Lamont is being nice to Fred---so nice, that the old man is sure he's dying. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Fred: Redd Foxx. Aunt Esther: LaWanda Page. Grady: Whitman Mayo.

Edith decides to pay final respects to her Aunt Rose, who scorned the Bunkers' marriage, and becomes the only mourner at the wake.

The Bunkers spend a weekend in the country with the battling Barney and his wife, Blanche.

During an event at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Victoria reconnects with a former rock-star boyfriend, while Melanie gets a bit overzealous with her music idol.

A neighbour gets the wrong idea about Melanie when she throws a party; Elka gets a makeover for her senior prom with Max; a commercial job creates a moral dilemma for Victoria.

At an auction, Rob unwittingly bids on a painting---and wins it.

Pandemonium prevails when Rob directs the Parents' Council show.

Norm may have to sleep with an IRS agent to avoid an audit; Sam tries to keep the gang from watching one of his old ball games.

A penniless Robin returns with the news that he had hidden a money belt filled with millions of dollars somewhere in the bar.

Tony falls for the woman who hired him as a chauffeur.

Football's Deacon Jones in a comedy about Felix's bungling attempt to direct a TV commercial.

Bob's domineering mother pays a visit, and blithely carries on as if her "Sonny" were still tied to mother's apron strings.

Dick is sued for plagiarism by another how-to author, of whom he has never heard. Bob Newhart, Mary Frann. Nelson: Philip Sterling. Arlene: Maryedith Burrell.

Ralph and Ed compete with Alice and Trixie in a local talent show.

Bilko takes a plunge in the stock market---with the colonel's money. Bilko: Phil Silvers. Hall: Paul Ford. Rocco: Harvey Lembeck. Edna: Barbara Barrie. Metcalf: Bob Dryden.

Guest Stars: Jack Klugman.

Army veterans Dobie and Maynard prepare to enter junior college. Mr. Pomfritt: William Schallert. Dobie: Dwayne Hickman. Maynard: Bob Denver. Mr. Wurts: John Fiedler. Magruder: Raymond Bailey.

When Connie decides to change jobs, the men in her life join forces to keep her in the school. Connie: Eve Arden. Talbot: Gene Barry. Conklin: Gale Gordon. Munsey: Robert Sweeney. Mrs. Davis: Jane Morgan. Walter: Richard Crenna.

Ann's dad is sure that something is going on with her and Donald when she heads to LA with him.

Baseball fever strikes Sister Bertrille, in the Season 3 opener.

In the Seaosn 1 finale, when DJ ditches school to get a rock singer's autograph, she doesn't count on Joey showing up where all the action is.

In the Season 2 opener, Stephanie accidentally lops off Jesse's precious locks while giving him a "pretend" haircut.

DJ's birthday party for a friend ends in a feud when DJ won't allow beer drinking; the station hires a woman to co-host a morning show with Danny.

The Tanners are in for a wild ride when DJ gets a horse, but tries to hide her new pet from her dad.

Jan invents bogus boyfriend George Glass in an effort to outshine Marcia after she begins to fear that she'll never be as beautiful as her sister.

Bill's family gets a new addition---15-year-old Cissy. Bill: Brian Keith. Cissy: Kathy Garver. French: Sebastian Cabot. Jody: Johnnie Whitaker. Buffy: Anissa Jones.

The folk-singing Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem appear as Kathy's cousins. Kathy: Marjorie Lord. Aunt Molly: Barbara Mullen. Charley: Sid Melton. Rusty: Rusty Hamer. Linda: Angela Cartwright.

Mary tries to make herself look mysterious. Howard: Yale Summers. Bob: Duke Howard. Carl Betz, Paul Petersen.

Chip buys Bub a mail-order toupee. Fred MacMurray. Bub: William Frawley. Chip: Stanley Livingston. Ernie: Barry Livingston. Mike: Tim Considine.

Robbie runs for class president to impress his girlfriend. Fred MacMurray. Robbie: Don Grady. Bub: William Frawley. Mike: Tim Considine. Chip: Stanley Livingston. Joe: Russ Conway. Amber: Linda Foster.

Lucy hams it up with the Marquis Chimps to prove she can handle any job. Lucy: Lucille Ball. Mooney: Gale Gordon. Miss Allman: Elvia Allman. Mrs. Winslow: Mary Wickes. Winslow: Jonathan Hole.

Lucy leads a protest against a proposed freeway. Part 1 of two. Tinker: Mel Torme. John Bubbles: Himself. Doc: Paul Winchell. Mooney: Gale Gordon.

The Mertzes and Ricardos are at Yankee Stadium when Lucy sees Bob Hope in a box seat. Of course, she has to meet him. Her plan: disguise herself as a hot-dog vendor.

Little Ricky gets drums---and the Mertzes get headaches. So do Lucy and Ricky, but they're not about to evict themselves.

Laura tries to get Thomas (her cousin) and Sally together, but when Sally arrives Thomas doesn't get to say much, Thomas likes Sally anyway!

Ted thinks his anchor job is in jeopardy when he finds that his holiday replacement is a handsome, competent professional.

Roger's girlfriend is seeing another guy.

Auditioning for the role of a boxer, Carmine goes toe-to-toe with a slugger.

Stories about a reprobate steward, honeymooners, and a supermarket clerk posing as a hot-shot executive.

A thieving chimp almost wrecks Gopher's love life; Isaac's mother shocks her son by sharing quarters with her boyfriend; feuding performers reunite for a show.

When Vint and Naomi decide to adopt a child, Mama hurts their chances by confiding in the psychologist who's evaluating the family. Vint: Ken Berry. Naomi: Dorothy Lyman. Mama: Vicki Lawrence Schultz.

Mama mixes elixir for a church fund-raiser---and mixes up the ingredients to produce a more potent punch than she'd planned. Alberta: Anne Haney. Mama: Vicki Lawrence Schultz. Iola: Beverly Archer. Vint: Ken Berry. Naomi: Dorothy Lyman.

Part 3. Penny's troubled mother abandons her daughter to the care of the Evanses. Willona: Ja'net DuBois. Mrs. Gordon: Chip Fields. J.J.: Jimmie Walker. Thelma: BernNadette Stanis.

Conclusion. Bookman poses as Willona's husband to facilitate Penny's adoption, and the Evanses consider joining their mother in Arizona. Bookman: Johnny Brown. Penny: Janet Jackson. Willona: Ja'net DuBois. Mrs. Dobbs: Alice Ghostley. J.J.: Jimmie Walker. Michael: Ralph Carter.

When the neighbors' pet goat is stolen, Fred refuses to identify the crooks he saw taking it. Fred: Redd Foxx. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Julio: Gregory Sierra. Smitty: Hal Williams. Hoppy: Howard T. Platt.

Lamont and Rollo become managers of an all-girl singing group. Fayette Pinkney, Valerie Holiday and Sheila Ferguson of soul group the Three Degrees appear. Lamont: Demond Wilson. Rollo: Nathaniel Taylor.

Edith is refused credit when she tries to buy a television set for Archie, then encounters a problem taking out a loan.

Harry's new waitress is the woman with whom Archie nearly had an affair.

The past becomes present when Melanie's mother and Victoria's father pick the same weekend for a visit, while Joy is less than thrilled to see her mother.

The arrival of Melanie's ex-husband elicits strong opinions from Joy and Victoria; Elka's love life becomes an embarrassment of riches.

Working on a sketch, Rob breaks a violin over his head, which leads to a bout of amnesia.

Rob gets an earful when he turns on a toy intercom.

Carla's a wreck when her daughter wants to tie the knot and have Nick give her away.