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Julia is outraged over a New York Times article; Bernice receives a marriage proposal.

Mary Jo inherits $3,000 that must be spent on something frivolous, so she considers getting breast implants.

Everyone is on edge when a knife-toting man rents a room at 227.

Romantic sparks fly when Sandra meets a handsome math teacher (Michael Warren).

Jack tries to save Chrissy from the advances of her employer.

Jack offers to protect Chrissy from a mouse.

George's suggestion of a pre-nuptial agreement causes trouble between Lionel and Jenny.

Florence quits when the Jeffersons forbid her to entertain her boyfriend overnight.

Fred succumbs to Donna's pressures and agrees to get married, but his family has other ideas; Fred and Donna plan to wed in a private ceremony at the Sanford home, and Lamont uses this as a ploy to try to get rid of Donna.

Fred donates a collection of rare jazz albums to a music library in order to get a tax write-off.

Hazel and her friend Rosie vie for the attentions of a handsome chauffeur.

Hazel prods George to help a friend who's depleted his finances.

Tony says Roger can have one wish, but he spills coffee on Tony and wishes he hadn't done that. He blew his one wish, and Jeannie blinks a shirt that is indestructible.

Jeannie sends a double of Tony to a conference; The other Tony goes to France.

Aunt Clara fears she will be embarrassed in front of her old warlock beau (Charlie Ruggles) if he finds out that her magic no longer works; seeing a potential husband in the warlock, Samantha tries to ensure that all of Aunt Clara's tricks work.

Maude refuses to allow John Wayne in her house when he stops in Tuckahoe to publicize a movie.

Maude begins dividing the community property when she catches Walter and Vivian in an illicit embrace.

The diner has lost money and Mel's accountant suggests he fire one of the waitresses. It soon becomes a competition to see who won't get fired.

Vera is convinced that a Native American's prediction that an earthquake will rock Phoenix will come true and everyone is rattled, particularly Alice who has never experienced an earthquake before.

Tootie decides to go to New York unchaperoned.

Trips home seem to make the Blair-Jo feud worse.

A decision by Muriel and Henry to renew their wedding vows almost leads to divorce.

Andrew is taken by a senile grandmother during one of Muriel's photo sessions.

Snowbound at the TV station, Elyse prepares to give birth in Steven's office.

The Keatons overcompensate when they try to deal with Jennifer's jealousy of Andrew.

Jack tries to save Chrissy from the advances of her employer.

Jack offers to protect Chrissy from a mouse.

The city experiences a first-stage smog alert. A potential suicide victim is saved by a graffiti artist.

Wojo testifies against a landlord who is determined to demolish several apartment buildings; An old man refuses to leave his condemned building.

A desperate classmate seeks Barbara's help.

Barbara feels responsible for her friend's overdose on sleeping pills.

George's suggestion of a pre-nuptial agreement causes trouble between Lionel and Jenny.

Florence quits when the Jeffersons forbid her to entertain her boyfriend overnight.

Fred succumbs to Donna's pressures and agrees to get married, but his family has other ideas; Fred and Donna plan to wed in a private ceremony at the Sanford home, and Lamont uses this as a ploy to try to get rid of Donna.

Fred donates a collection of rare jazz albums to a music library in order to get a tax write-off.

Actor Don Ameche; America Morris.

Becker throws everything into turmoil when he alters his routine by visiting a new Chinese restaurant.

Becker becomes dissatisfied with his job when he mentors a student who thinks it's boring.