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Sara and April's new business is fined for violating city regulations.

Sara and Jackie exchange apartments with a European couple Henry suspects might be terrorists.

Alex rents out rooms for the Leland homecoming football game to pay for Mallory's auto mishap.

Alex is angry when his best friend decides to wed and refuses to be his best man.

Janet finds Jack in bed with her visiting sister.

A glib guru dazzles Chrissy into following him to his commune.

Wojo brings in a sick perpetrator who collapses on the floor. The entire precinct is placed under quarantine, including a prostitute who gets friendly with Fish, Marty, Mr Driscoll, and Inspector Luger.

As the quarantine continues, Yemana and Harris uncover some insights into their feelings. Small pox or Chicken pox.

Julie cracks under the pressure of her upcoming college boards.

The girls start to worry when Ann doesn't call while away on a business trip.

George has big plans for a first-rate second wedding, but Louise is having second thoughts.

George claims to be Thomas Jefferson's descendant.

A 9-year-old boy begins spending all his time at the Sanford home.

A newspaper ad leads Fred and Lamont to try out for a low-budget movie.

Bob Hope; Seven Lovelies from "B.J. and the Bear"; Argus Hamilton.

Becker refuses to pay for a long-distance phone call; Bob (Saverio Guerra) invests in inspirational tapes on success.

Becker mistakenly leaves horrible news on the wrong answering machine and desperately tries to take it back.

Frasier and Lilith Crane fly to Nantucket to film a self-help video but run into a storm of trouble named Helen.

A passenger (William Hickey) with a round-trip ticket to the destination of his choice causes trouble for the brothers.

Jamie and Paul are horrified to discover that a private tape of their lovemaking has accidentally been given back to a video store, instead of the movie they rented, and the couple is determined to get it back before anyone else sees it.

Jamie and Paul find some love letters written by a previous tenant, and uncover a love story from WWII which Jamie feels is similar to her relationship with Paul.

Suzanne visits Atlantic City, N.J., hoping to win enough to pay her back taxes.

Prejudice rears its ugly head when Julia and Suzanne are accepted into a very exclusive club.

Pearl meets "Mr. Right" (Charles Lampkin) in a singles bar.

Mary discovers Brenda's friend is selling drugs.

The girls accuse Jack of wanting Larry's fiancee.

Chrissy plans a business trip with her boss.

George is furious when Louise hires Florence as a live-in maid.

George is overjoyed when Louise accuses him of having an affair.

A drama coach comes to the Sanford home to tutor Lamont for an acting role.

Lamont runs afoul of the stars in an astrological mix-up involving his father and Aunt Esther.

When Barney, the mailman, fails to appear for work, Hazel begins to worry.

Jeannie is jealous when Tony refuses to break a date with a friend.

Jeannie tells Tony she has never had a birthday but knows that Neptune was in Scorpio the day she was born. Tony tries to find out her birthday through a NASA computer, but Dr. Bellows finds out and takes the answer away before Tony can read it.

Strange things begin happening to Darrin's friend Adam Newlarkin; Aunt Clara tells Samantha he has inherited the spell placed by a witch on his ancestor who was a judge in Salem 200 years before.

Gladys jumps to conclusions when she sees Samantha with a baby in her arms.

Maude can't resist the temptation to go through Walter's wallet when it accidentally falls out of a drawer.

Maude makes a desperate attempt for recognition from Walter at her surprise party.

Flo's rodeo-riding brother falls for Alice, causing his horse to feel rejected.

An investigative reporter who fears for his life takes refuge in Mel's Diner.

Mr. Palmer, the French teacher, asks Geri out on a date; she seems to be having a good time, but Blair believes the man has an ulterior motive for taking her cousin out.

Blair's decision to donate part of her inheritance to Eastland brings unexpected family news.

Despite Henry's disapproval, Sara decides to pursue a TV talk show job instead of a college degree.

Jackie eagerly awaits a marriage proposal when Brad returns from a trip, but he's having second thoughts.

Steven and Elyse plan a nostalgic weekend with the kids before the baby arrives.

Alex tries to setup Skippy with a shy friend, but she thinks Alex is the one asking her out.

The girls accuse Jack of wanting Larry's fiancee.

Chrissy plans a business trip with her boss.

A woman, being held from voting by her husband, throws a toilet seat into the street to get attention; a shoplifter gets escorted to vote by Wojo.

The usual loonies arrive during the full moon, including a man who swears he's turning into a werewolf.

Julie falls for an older man (Jim Hutton).

Julie's boss asks her to go with him on an out-of-town business trip.

George is furious when Louise hires Florence as a live-in maid.

George is overjoyed when Louise accuses him of having an affair.

A drama coach comes to the Sanford home to tutor Lamont for an acting role.

Lamont runs afoul of the stars in an astrological mix-up involving his father and Aunt Esther.

Actor Melanie Griffith; actor Tim Allen; photographer William Wegman.

John must sweat out two weeks of jury duty after his advice to Linda on how to avoid it backfires; Bob gives Jake a dog.

When Jake discovers that his dinner date is blind, he confesses that he doesn't want to date someone who cannot see.

Having failed at real estate, Helen tries her hand at stand-up comedy.

Joe, Brian, Helen and Lowell bet on who will land the worst date through a video dating service.

Jamie and Paul go out to dinner with both sets of parents. Their mothers begin to argue over the last scampi, but Jamie and Paul refuse to take sides. Lisa plays one set of parents against the other.

Jamie is nervous about going back to college so Paul does his best to encourage her. Paul panics when he realizes that he forgot to mail in her registration, so he rushes to the college to put things right before she gets there.

Julia's solo with the Atlanta Symphony gives Charlene courage to oppose her minister.

Mary Jo faces a personal crisis when her ex-husband, Ted (Scott Bakula), re-enters her life.

Mary's new job at the travel agency takes her out of town with her boss.

Pearl is refused her Social Security check because records show that she's dead.

The girls blame Jack for a bogus party invitation.

Jack and Janet suspect Chrissy is a kleptomaniac.

Lionel has to take a lie detector test on the first day of his new job.

George thinks Lionel is ashamed of him for never having graduated from high school.

Fred witnesses a burglary at Julio's house but is too scared to identify the criminals for the police.

Lamont promotes an all-female singing trio from Philadelphia, The Three Degrees.

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

While Tony distracts Dr. Bellows, Roger taps into the NASA computer again. He finds the answer, but before he can tell Jeannie her birthday, he is shipped off to Alaska. Tony throws Jeannie a party anyway.

Jeannie becomes engaged to a handsome suitor to get Tony to pay attention to her.

Samantha arranges a meeting between Darrin and her mother to settle their differences.

A black Peruvian rose is making Samantha sick and lose her powers; Darrin gathers ingredients to cure ailing Samantha.

Maude plans a weekend wedding in wintry New England for Arthur and Vivian.

Florida finds it extremely difficult to tell Maude that she is quitting her job as housekeeper.

Flo is excited that her latest boyfriend has been wining and dining her and lavishing her with expensive gifts. Alice is excited for Flo but she is in for a shock she learns that he intends to make Flo his fourth wife and have her join his harem.

A famous philandering fashion photographer (guest star Desi Arnaz) complicates the waitresses' lives.

When Tootie beats Natalie for the lead role in the school play, a rift grows between the two of them; Natalie can do anything for the school-play lead.

Jo is caught in an international conflict when she meets a new Japanese student.

Muriel's labor pains start off with a bad note when a stuck piano blocks their way to the hospital.

Muriel finally goes into labor while a nervous Henry is at work, leaving her no choice but to ask Monroe for help.

The kids hirer a young lovable housekeeper with no skills for cleaning.

Alex begs the housekeeper to accompany him to a fraternity party.

The girls blame Jack for a bogus party invitation.

Jack and Janet suspect Chrissy is a kleptomaniac.

The squad investigates a hijacked bus that crashes in the neighborhood.

The detectives must arrest a 70-year-old recluse who hasn't left his apartment since World War II, after he refuses to do jury duty.

Schneider rescues Julie; guest Jim Hutton.

Julie's father hopes to halt her plans to marry her 42-year-old boss.

Lionel has to take a lie detector test on the first day of his new job.

George thinks Lionel is ashamed of him for never having graduated from high school.

Fred witnesses a burglary at Julio's house but is too scared to identify the criminals for the police.

Lamont promotes an all-female singing trio from Philadelphia, The Three Degrees.

Actor Ron Silver; Art Donovan; animal expert Joan Embery.

Dr. Becker butts heads with a priest over virtues of religion; Reggie, Jake and Bob try online investing.

Becker finds himself caught between his feelings for Liz and his fear of commitment when she receives a job offer in Chicago.

While Brian moonlights as a bank security guard to pay off his tax debt, a bandit (Tony Maggio) robs the safe.

Joe is asked by his former high-school baseball coach (Brian Doyle-Murray) to fly in the team's new pitcher (Matt Fox).

Paul agrees to go with Jamie on a blind date with Nick and Fran. He then discovers that Mark, Fran's ex-husband, is back in town and working in their local restaurant.

Jamie can't sleep after consuming four cups of coffee while studying for a big exam; Paul and Jamie lock themselves out of their apartment; Paul believes actor John Astin lives in their building.

An avalanche strands the ladies and their male companions (Doug Barr, Gerald McRaney, Hal Holbrook, Richard Gilliland) at a ski resort.

The women feel insecure when a Scandinavian beauty queen (Rika Hofmann) is hired to watch Mary Jo's kids.

Mary and Sandra dress in drag to get into Lester's men's club.

Mary's fantasy about an Old West showdown closely parallels her actual feelings about the opening of a sleazy neighborhood bar.

Sabrina cons Libby into joining an Adopt-A-Grandparent program; Zelda has second thoughts about dating a younger man.

A cat show leads Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) and Salem into a blackmail scheme; the mailman (Bill Fagerbakke) has a crush on Zelda (Beth Broderick).

Sabrina (Melissa Joan Hart) has trouble sharing her father (Robby Benson) with his new girlfriend (Charlene Fernetz).

Sabrina casts a spell to increase the excitement at school but learns living in a soap opera world can be too complicated.

Yearning for a baby of his own, Mork arranges to buy one from a shady character for $10,000.

A kiss from Mindy releases the entire spectrum of Mork's long-repressed emotions.

Mork and Bickley are picked up by two stunning girls in a singles bar.

Mindy's nasty neighbor steals Mork's age machine and unwittingly puts the Orkan through several age changes.

Latest developments in science and technology and medicine.

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

Without telling Helen, Stanley decides to sell the townhouse -- and Helen thinks the prospective buyers are friendly neighbors.

Jack seeks a psychologist's romantic advice.

The job of manager is available at Janet's flower shop; when she is passed over for a more buxom employee, she decides to change her appearance in order to compete.

Jack throws a wild party when Chrissy and Janet go away for the weekend.

Alice and Flo come to the rescue when Vera decides that life isn't worth living.

Flo tries to talk Alice out of accepting a marriage proposal.

Inspector Luger visits Barney to complain; Wojo arrests a cross-dressing teamster. A neighborhood vigilante is over the hill.

Assured that no one knows his whereabouts, a state's witness against the syndicate gets a phone call right after he arrives at the 12th precinct.

George invites a high-society businessman to dinner the same night Louise has asked some old friends from Harlem.

Jenny gives her brother a cold reception when he appears after a two-year absence.

Lamont buys two coffins at an auction hoping to sell them at a profit.

Lamont objects to Fred's plan to propose marriage to widowed Donna Harris.

Ann's complaint over a mistake in her phone bill leads to trouble with the Secret Service.

Ann learns another woman is eyeing David.

Gloria, Mike and Joey arrive at the Bunker home for Thanksgiving.

Memories trigger family tensions when the Bunkers reunite for the holidays.

Walter goes into a deep depression over the arrival of his 50th birthday.

Maude takes on the medical profession after she receives treatment from a new doctor.

Danny tries his hand at stand-up comedy.

The Partridges spend the night after performing in a prison.

Hazel plots to get to Snowman's Lodge ahead of George's schedule.

Hazel's personality improvement classes have bad side effects.

Tony is assigned to serve as a technical director on a new movie.

Jeannie gets into hot water when she goes for a drive in Tony's car.

Larry Tate and his wife Louise fly to Paris, which makes Darrin's workload skyrocket.

Endora tells Samantha that her father is going to pay her a visit.

Ralph Nader; actor Danny Thomas; actor Jonathan Winters.

The job of manager is available at Janet's flower shop; when she is passed over for a more buxom employee, she decides to change her appearance in order to compete.