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Allison invites herself along when Mary Jo's brother decides to take Quint on a hunting trip.

After an evening together, Julia develops a new respect for Rusty (Michael Goldfinger) the electrician.

Mary and her friends have no place to worship on Christmas Day.

Rose is attracted to a man Sandra rejects as being too straight-laced.

Jack escorts Janet to a stuffy, formal party.

Jack signs up for a computer dating service.

Jenny goes into labor without Lionel.

George says he's found a perfect baby-shower gift.

Grady tries an ancient magic trick and shackles Fred to Esther.

Seeking Donna's sympathy, Fred decides to prolong his temporary deafness.

A man admits that he killed his barber after a bad haircut; and a woman decides to cancel the murder contract she put out on her husband; The 12th precinct becomes a homicide squad.

The detectives attempt to find the hapless husband before the hit man does; and Harris makes a pass at the station's new crime photographer.

Danny is interested in the whales singing and tells the family they need to include whales in their act to show their support of ecology; the Partridges make a record featuring the song of a whale to raise awareness of the whale's plight.

Keith decides that being the eldest, he should take more responsibility for his siblings.

Hazel and the mistress of the house misunderstand one another.

After much needling from Bill Fox, Hazel decides to lose some weight.

Tony puts Jeannie on a budget; Jeannie serves a budget meal to a Soviet guest.

Jeannie's wine turns the Bellows invisible; Tony and Jeannie must come up with a quick fix.

Tabitha conjures up Prince Charming; Helen, Darrin's cousin falls for him; Sleeping Beauty appears.

Samantha's attempts to help a Scottish ghost lead to disaster.

Maude and Walter are the only two candidates for the "Businessman of the Year" award.

Maude's Christmas celebration turns out quite differently than she expected.

At Mel and Earl's urging, Tommy sneaks out to play in a championship basketball game.

Tommy's dates with Mel's niece cause anxious moments for both Alice and Mel.

The girls plan to spend a quiet night at the movies before the drive-in closes for good.

A budding romance develops between Blair's mother and Jo's father.

On her 42nd birthday, Muriel discovers she's pregnant.

Henry finds it difficult to tolerate his free-spirited niece who is staying with the family.

Jennifer must defend herself before the school board when she writes a report on a banned book.

Alex learns the art of domesticity when Lauren quits school to spend more time with him.

Jack escorts Janet to a stuffy, formal party.

Jack signs up for a computer dating service.

The detectives attempt to find the hapless husband before the hit man does; and Harris makes a pass at the station's new crime photographer.

Ann and Nick's constant bickering starts getting out of hand.

Schneider's friendship with Beerbelly and his wife becomes strained.

Jenny goes into labor without Lionel.

George says he's found a perfect baby-shower gift.

Grady tries an ancient magic trick and shackles Fred to Esther.

Seeking Donna's sympathy, Fred decides to prolong his temporary deafness.

Actress Suzanne Pleshette; show host Dick Cavett.

A patient (Mary Steenburgen) fails to ruffle Becker's feathers; Jake leaves his newsstand to an unlikely person; Linda finds a new beau (Antonio Sabato Jr.).

Dedicated Dr. John Becker has a heart of gold and an opinion on everything.

Helen invites a surprise guest attends Roy's birthday party -- the gay son (Abraham Benrubi) he has not seen in six years.

Having learned some disheartening facts about her groom-to-be (Norman Lloyd), Fay gets cold feet at the altar.

Jamie's (Helen Hunt) first lover (guest star Nathan Lane) invites Paul (Paul Reiser) to speak to his class; Ira (John Pankow) helps a woman (guest star Melinda McGraw) with funeral plans.

Jamie convinces Paul to take separate flights to Los Angeles, then Paul decides to bring Mabel with him.

Julia and Mary Jo suspect someone has stolen their decorating ideas for the annual Yuletide Home Tour.

The women become unwelcome guests at a men's club retreat when their van breaks down.

Brenda says she is library-bound, but meets Calvin at a dance instead.

Teenager Calvin pledges his love for Sandra.

Lucille Ball is the host of this retrospective of the best scenes from the series' previous episodes.

Lucille Ball is the host of this retrospective of the best scenes from the series' previous episodes.

George, Lionel and Tom baby-sit newborn Jessica.

George wants a big party for his 50th birthday, but no one else seems interested.

Janet's former husband shows up as she and Lamont prepare for their wedding day.

Fred becomes a clergyman of the Divine Profit Church to avoid paying taxes.

Wojo and Dietrich respond to a complaint lodged against a delegate from the 1976 Democratic convention.

The squad's new member insinuates that the detectives are corrupt; and a refugee complains that their methods are hazardous to his health.

Danny and Keith try to give a shy, awkward grocery clerk enough confidence to ask Laurie for a date.

Mother Nature gives Danny a hand in another of his money-making schemes.

Steve doesn't know how much he likes his house until it's sold.

Hazel is hurt when she feels she has been used to swindle a friend.

Jeannie blinks up a new floor to a hotel in LA after Roger's hotel reservation falls through.

After a space trip, Jeannie enters the isolation chamber to be with Tony.

A synthetic lawn sets off fights all over the Stephens' neighborhood.

Darrin soon regrets forbidding Sam to use witchcraft; Endora is hoping Samantha will leave him.

Maude gets an offer she can't refuse when she tries to get rid of an expensive white elephant.

Maude is outraged when she receives a series of obscene phone calls.

Vera becomes hooked on daytime soap operas and quits the diner to watch her favorite show.

Mel explodes when he learns that his mother is including his secret chili recipe in a cookbook.

Blair manages the shop in Mrs. Garrett's absence.

Natalie makes a shocking announcement about college.

Muriel and Henry wonder if Sara is their real daughter.

Sara decides to go out with one of Jackie's former boyfriends.

A grieving mother (Constance McCashin) tries to replace her late daughter with Mallory.

Elyse's high-school admirer (Robert Klein), now a millionaire, tries to steal her away from Steven.

Lucille Ball is the host of this retrospective of the best scenes from the series' previous episodes.

Lucille Ball is the host of this retrospective of the best scenes from the series' previous episodes.

Host Mike Detillier and former Saints QB John Fourcade discuss upcoming Saints action and break down LSU on the Gridiron.

The squad's new member insinuates that the detectives are corrupt; and a refugee complains that their methods are hazardous to his health.

Grandma Romano becomes a nuisance when she tries nursing Ann through the flu.

Alex's science project becomes a bone of contention between Ann, Nick and Schneider.

George, Lionel and Tom baby-sit newborn Jessica.

George wants a big party for his 50th birthday, but no one else seems interested.

Janet's former husband shows up as she and Lamont prepare for their wedding day.

Fred becomes a clergyman of the Divine Profit Church to avoid paying taxes.

Actor Jerry Seinfeld; actress Victoria Principal; actor Charles Grodin.

Becker is irked by a diabetic patient (Peter Siragusa) who refuses to monitor his condition.

Conversations and circumstances make Becker painfully aware of his lack of a sex life.

In Joe and Brian's absence, Antonio fills in at the airline desk and creates a public relations disaster.

During a Valentine's Day flight from Boston, Brian finds himself instantly attracted to his sole passenger.

Paul and Jamie decide to see a new marriage therapist; Paul's mother gets obsessive about her new job.

A meeting with political consultants Mary Matalin and James Carville inspires Jamie to go back to work.

Anthony's colleagues feel that he is using Carlene to curry favor with his law professor (W. Morgan Sheppard).

Julia accompanies Mary Jo when she takes her mother on an overnight bus trip.

Lester's former boss pays a visit, giving the impression he's wealthy.

Lester's plan to buy a sports car goes awry when Mary decides to redecorate.

Jack strikes out as Janet's chaperon when he gets drunk and falls asleep.

Terri's boyfriend thinks Jack is the reason behind their breakup.

Louise's jealousy upsets the plans for her and George's 30th anniversary.

The bank refuses to give Lionel and Jenny a loan.

Fearful that his days are numbered, Fred prepares a will and summons everyone to an advance reading.

Fred organizes a protest against a store that discriminates against older citizens.

A woman complains when her apartment building has become nudist; and a confused vet blames his condition on exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam.

Dorsey plays big brother to a young prostitute; Harris solicits stock tips from a well-heeled call girl; and Dietrich explores celibacy.

A fight between grandma and grandpa widens the generation gap at the Partridge house.

Danny sells Keith-souvenirs to buy Mom a mink coat.

A family forces its neighbor to give up many of his dogs.

Hazel sells guppies for $100, her payment down on a car.

Roger thinks Jeannie is pregnant and tells Tony and the base.

Tony and Roger bring Jeannie back when "curiosity" captures her.

Samantha and Tabitha meet the Millhowsers; Tabitha turns a bullying boy into a bulldog.

Tabitha's witchcraft, a Ouija board and a ghost help Larry keep a client.

Arthur threatens to close down Maude's charity musical, which he calls hard-core pornography.

Walter has to cope with a deep psychological scar after a restaurant fire.

It's Valentine's Day and everyone in the diner is planning on spending the evening with their dates.

Full of self-confidence, Vera is left in charge of the diner for a few minutes.

A former Eastland student interviews Mrs. Garrett and the girls for her latest novel.

The girls and Mrs. Garrett return from their summer vacations to find that Edna's Edibles has been destroyed by fire.

Muriel and Henry must decide if they want to know their baby's sex before it's born.

The Rushes have to break the news of Rafkin's death to one of his friends.

Andrew stops speaking as a means of dealing with his hearing-impaired friend.

The Keatons' cousin arrives to tell of her adventures abroad, but she can't seem to get a word in edgewise.

Jack strikes out as Janet's chaperon when he gets drunk and falls asleep.

Terri's boyfriend thinks Jack is the reason behind their breakup.

Dorsey plays big brother to a young prostitute; Harris solicits stock tips from a well-heeled call girl; and Dietrich explores celibacy.

Alex's science project becomes a bone of contention between Ann, Nick and Schneider.

Ann and the girls try to help Barbara's precocious science tutor land a job as a corporate executive.

Louise's jealousy upsets the plans for her and George's 30th anniversary.

The bank refuses to give Lionel and Jenny a loan.

Fearful that his days are numbered, Fred prepares a will and summons everyone to an advance reading.

Fred organizes a protest against a store that discriminates against older citizens.

Actress Lynn Redgrave; actor Paul Reiser; writer David Horowitz.

Reggie distributes misinformation to Becker and Jake when they pry into her personal affairs.

Becker regrets going on a blind date; Reggie dates a man who is just too nice.

Helen finds out that her fiance (Mark Harelik) is returning from Asia with the intention of marrying her.

Joe's dismay over Sandy Cooper's (Valerie Mahaffey) return to the island prompts Helen to take him to a psychiatrist.

After Paul flips a coin to make a decision, he and Jamie end up on "Hard Copy"; Ira faces a paternity claim.

The Buchmans' neighbors accuse guests at Paul's birthday bash of stealing a painting from their apartment.

Julia's son Payne leaves his wife and plans to return home permanently.

Carlene is oblivious to the problems when she invites her colleagues to see her first apartment.

Mary and Lester host a golden-anniversary party for her parents.

Sandra's arrogant basketball-player beau leads Calvin astray.

Sabrina hires Roland to spy on Harvey and Libby when they are paired as husband and wife for a class project.

Jealousy prompts Sabrina to borrow a trick from Uncle Mortimer to lure her best friend away from cheerleading.

Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) becomes hooked on hotcakes; Aunt Hilda (Caroline Rhea) is banished after she fails to fill out some forms.

Sabrina parties with Frankenstein and the Mummy, while Hilda and Zelda contend with outrageous guests of their own.

Mork competes in a downhill roller-skating race with a dishonest world champion.

Mork decides to play a practical joke on Mindy by assembling her jeep in the middle of the living room.

Mork kidnaps a chimp and brings it back to the apartment.

Mork gets involved in a water balloon duel with a small boy in a ghost town.

Biology; environmental science; physics; geology; marine science; astronomy.

A weekly half-hour series featuring everyday Americans and their families, telling fascinating stories across America's heartland.

Everyone is amazed when Helen sells a townhouse, but then the Ropers and Brookeses battle over the commission.

Jack is headed for trouble when he uses Vicky's tax refund to buy a case of wine.

Jack discovers what appears to be marijuana plants in Roper's garden.

A pregnant woman claims Jack is the father of her unborn child.

Mel hires a man to work at the diner for more money than he is paying the waitresses.

Alice is moonlighting as a singer, and the lack of sleep is making her tardy.

The financially ailing city plans to save money by closing the precinct; store owners begin paying protection money.

A pregnant shoplifter goes into labor; Fish must stop a suicidal man from ringing in the new year by jumping.

War breaks out between the Willises and the Jeffersons, with Lionel and Jenny as the first casualties.

George adds fuel to the fire by setting Lionel up with another girl.

Fred invites his fiancee and a door-to-door saleswoman to dinner on the same evening.

When Fred receives a slight injury in a car mishap, Lamont hires a housekeeper to help out.

Julie announces she has experienced rebirth.

Julie's first Christian project involves having a derelict as a houseguest.

Archie has a hard time finding a housekeeper.

Veronica and her co-workers walk off the job after Archie turns down their request to form a union.

Maude learns of a clause in Walter's will that indicates he isn't practicing what he's preaching.

Maude's surprise wedding gift to Carol and Chris results in unexpected problems for everyone.

A meddlesome contest winner spends a week with the Partridges.

No one in the family is very happy about Laurie's new boyfriend, a biker named Snake.

George fails to vote for a proposition he has endorsed.

George's client demands Hazel be fired when she opposes his factory plans.

A local museum is showing an exhibit from Jeannie's old home.

Jeannie learns that a member of a family involved in a feud with her family is coming to the United States.

Samantha's Aunt Clara comes for a visit; Aunt Clara's magic makes her a popular baby sitter.

Darrin buys a garage door opener to cover up Samantha's witchcraft.

Angie Dickinson; Henry Heimlich; Ethel Merman; Richie Barathy.

Jack discovers what appears to be marijuana plants in Roper's garden.

A pregnant woman claims Jack is the father of her unborn child.

Everyone is amazed when Helen sells a townhouse, but then the Ropers and Brookeses battle over the commission.

Jack is headed for trouble when he uses Vicky's tax refund to buy a case of wine.

Mrs. Stinson's niece causes friction when she works as an intern at the newspaper.

"The Sundance Kid" is the target for a remake.

Poet; son of Ned Kelly.

Lady Godiva's groom; TV addict.

"Baby Boy"; "Charlene's Angels.".

Hazel gets involved in the need for a new playground for the neighborhood.

George defends Hazel, charged with a traffic violation.

An unethical interior decorator threatens Dorothy's business.

A lost dog inspires George to buy an alarm system.

Hazel's nephew takes George's niece to a bowling alley.

Dorothy must have an old piano she sees while hunting antiques.

The Baxters learn that the stray dog Harold found has a rightful owner.

Hazel is discouraged when a publishing company refuses to publish her book.

A lonely bachelor grows fond of Hazel and proposes marriage.

Hazel fears for the Baxters' marriage when one of George's old flames looks him up.

Hazel comes to the aid of the Baxters' gardener when his work begins to slip.

Hazel gives up her day off to see to Dorothy's bridge luncheon.

Hazel is persona non grata at a pajama party she has planned.

George's client demands Hazel be fired when she opposes his factory plans.

Hazel finds that the burglar she tapped on the head with a baseball bat is basically honest.

The Baxters pass up an important dinner invitation for Hazel.

Hazel and George have wavering opinions on whether or not to have a contract written.

The IRS scrutinizes George's return when he demands a refund.

After the whole town starts extolling Hazel's bowling feats, George decides to do something about it.

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

George's sister, Deirdre, leaves her daughter without friends.

Hazel passes up an audition to run Mr. Griffin's birthday party.

Hazel manages to have the water heater fixed and help George with his business on her day off.

Deirdre fears Hazel will ruin the social event of the season.

The new local symphony conductor wants only male musicians.

George chides Hazel for believing in superstitious good-luck charms.

Mr. Griffin pulls strings to have Hazel be Maid of the Month.

Gus, the love of Hazel's life, finally returns to propose.

George's maiden cousin comes to stay when her father dies.

In Dorothy's absence, Hazel's gaiety drives George to break.

Hazel's date translates for George's Italian client.

A portrait of an Italian peasant resembles Hazel.

Hazel uses stock to bait potential Scouts Harold and his friend.

Hazel buys a car when George won't let her use his.

Hazel fills in for injured fashion model Dorothy.

Confusion reigns when it comes out that Hazel may be of royal blood.

Hazel comes to the rescue after a young mother is threatened with losing her baby to her mother-in-law.

When George's sister tries for a part in a local play, she inadvertently helps his business.

Hazel purposely loses a contest to a widow with a young son.

Hazel uses subtle tactics in getting a new kitchen from George.