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Emily accuses Bob of being stuck in a middle-aged rut and challenges him to switch family responsibilities.

Bob and Emily invite Carol to share her "heavy" experiences with the overweight workshop.

A blind-date-initiated, 12-hour romance culminates in Carol Kester's civil marriage to a handsome travel agent (Will Mackenzie).

Bob and Emily suffer international complications when they host a French psychologist in their home as part of a medical exchange program.

Max is wounded and 99 assumes he's dead when the "Blaster" comes back to town.

Agent Maxwell Smart poses as a safecracker who is employed by KAOS.

After escaping from prison, a former partner of Hammer's (David Rasche) challenges him to an old-fashioned duel. Jack Thibeau guest stars.

In this parody of the film "Dog Day Afternoon," Hammer and Doreau (David Rasche, Anne-Marie Martin) are held hostage by a pair of desperate bank robbers.

A businesswoman and a scientist compete to win fabulous prizes.

A probation officer and a proud bachelor compete to win fabulous prizes.

Kate becomes an anonymous celebrity when she writes a lovelorn column for the local paper.

Uncle Joe has trouble trying to recover his winning raffle ticket from Kate, who is serving on a jury.

The Shady Rest dog becomes rich when a lawyer appears at the hotel to announce that it has inherited $200.

Bobbie Jo counts on a special ring to help her win a spelling contest.

To help reduce the financial burden, Brenda takes in a roommate who likes Joe a little too much.

Ida's desire to become a grandmother results in her arranging yet another date for Brenda.

Rhoda's business is booming, partially because of Myrna Morgenstern's "persuasive" sales pitch.

Against his better judgment, Joe hires Brenda's obnoxious boyfriend, Nick, to be a wrecker.

A friend throws Don a stag party.

Ann loses a winning horse-race ticket.

Pollution protestor Ann pickets Don's building.

Ann persuades Don to go to a women's lib meeting.

Laverne seeks Shirley's help in developing a more demure personality.

An overenthusiastic building inspector threatens Mrs. Babish with a $2,500 fine.

Laverne is convinced that a spy is after a secret formula belonging to the brewery.

Shirley starts spending time with a wealthy, sophisticated older man.

Mama's home may be demolished to make way for a new landfill.

An answering machine and a stray dog give Mama the wrong idea.

Vint and Naomi compete against Mama and her friend in a dance contest.

Mama earmarks her life savings for a perfect funeral.

The Ricardos and Mertzes must return to the United States by plane instead of ship.

Lucy tries to convince Bob Hope she isn't a jinx.

The Ricardos' belongings disappear from a borrowed Vermont cabin; with Ida Lupino, Howard Duff.

Lucy creates bedlam in a radio station when she becomes disc jockey for a day.

Lucy loses a baseball signed by player Jimmy Piersall.

Lucy drives Dan Dailey crazy after taking a job as his secretary.

Lucy gets sued after hiring Rich Little to help with an ad campaign.

Lucy tries to determine her son's future career by the toys he prefers.

Ricky fears disaster when Orson Welles asks Lucy to help him in his magic act.

The crew pitch in to help a director (Ben Vereen) stage an on-board film musical; guests Juliet Prowse, Melba Moore.

The crew pitch in to help a director (Ben Vereen) stage an on-board film musical; guests Alexis Smith, Dean Jones.

A married man is the motel's one millionth guest. "Love and the Family Hour": A soldier is about to ship out overseas.

In "Love and Lady Luck," Tom and Cynthia go to Las Vegas for their honeymoon; in "Love and the Cryptic Gift," an apartment dweller buys some cemetery plots.

Howard pretends that he's a werewolf. "Love and the Little Black Book" Mildred and Rosie discover a little black book with their names in it.

Beatrice visits her sister when she gets jilted. In "Love and the Monsters" an actor and actress meet in the commissary.

Sam's friends decide to paint his house for him, despite his wanting professionals to do the job.

Alice decides that she wants to learn to play the harp.

Tempers flare when Sam, Goober and Howard form a club and don't tell Emmett.

Sam insists that Mike do his own homework when he has to build a teepee.

Joey returns from a comedy tour convinced that Danny and the gang don't need him anymore. In reality, the group has decided that Joey needs his own room instead of living in an alcove in the living room.

A surprise birthday party for Danny turns grim when he learns that Jesse has totaled his prized car.

Danny and his family are chosen to make a promotional announcement to boost ratings at the TV station.

Stephanie wins a spot in a television commercial that D.J. wanted.

Marcia panics at the thought of entering high school and signs up for every club on campus to make friends.

Bill asks a former western idol (Bob Steele) to speak to Jody.

Uncle Tonoose goes looking for work.

The house suffers when Donna runs for political office.

Robbie (Don Grady) plays Romeo to the new neighbor's Juliet when a feud seems imminent between the two families.

Robbie and Chip try to get Steve to make Ernie his fishing buddy so they can get out of the annual trip.

Lucy and Ginger Rogers have tea while Harry has Ginger's purse repaired.

Mary Jane fixes Lucy up with a meek and unassuming short man.

A case of stage fright hits Little Ricky as he is about to perform.

Lucy tries to reunite a Venetian gondolier with his brother who lives in America.

Laura believes her marriage is threatened by a singing weather girl.

A luncheon Mary hosts for Ted and Georgette evolves into a spontaneous wedding.

Richie befriends a free-spirited girl who is pregnant and needs help.

Laverne has to explain to an angry Shirley why she received a passionate love note from Carmine.

One of Doc's ex-wives wants him back; a marriage counselor wants his marriage to be open; a woman panics when an old love appears.

Gopher is asked to manage a resort hotel; a rich widow plans to live on board; a magician substitutes for his magician brother.

In one of her periodic campaigns to get Jed married, Granny secretly summons an old and marriageable acquaintance.

Mrs. Drysdale tries to enlist Jed's support for the struggling Beverly Hills Ballet Company.

Mama believes the lottery is for losers until she gives Iola a winning ticket.

Stubborn Mama refuses to pay what she believes is an outrageously high electric bill.

Fred is put under hypnosis to cure his addiction to television.

Fred and Esther investigate Lamont's mysterious new girlfriend.

Mike learns the hard way that games are not always child's play.

Archie suspects that Edith is turning Catholic when she starts wearing a religious medal and attending Mass.

Melanie is pushed into going on a date with Ross Barkley; Joy hides her feelings for Mitch.

The ladies are stuck in the house with some unwanted guests during a super storm; Elka believes the ghost of a murdered woman has returned to seek revenge.

Rob's younger brother involves Sally Rogers in a romantic Waterloo.

Stacey (Jerry Van Dyke) saves both his coffeehouse and his romance.

When Sam's goddaughter (Cady McClain) moves to Boston to attend college, Sam asks Woody to show her around town.

Things are not exactly as they seem when Norm announces that he's been hired by a prestigious Boston accounting firm.

When Elaine is offered a job in Seattle, the gang reminisces about how each became a cabbie.

Harry considers his future -- Columbia Law School or touring with his idol; Christine faces Election Day.

Felix tries to win back his former wife with a sentimental reminder of happier days.

Bob is depressed by his seeming lack of success as a psychologist. He seeks help from his old college professor (Keenan Wynn), who manages to heighten his despair by informing him that psychology is all nonsense.

Agent 99 is sent to Casablanca to find the murderer of 275 top scientists.

Ralph can't take $1,000 he won; Ralph thinks Alice is pregnant.

Guests Ronnie Schell and Vikki Carr take to the stage with stand-up and song; meanwhile, a touring star, Harvey, treads the boards in a play with a small town co-star in search of a bigger role.

The boys help make a flop become a successful play when they are seen leaving the theater.

With Madison High about to be razed for a freeway, Miss Brooks is hired by a private school. Not realizing Conklin will be the new principal at the same school, Connie tells him what a pompous windbag he is.

Ozzie becomes upset when a women's club speaker inspires Harriet to seek a career of her own.

Ann wins a job in a commercial that involves her being abducted by two hoods.

Jesse's latest love interest thwarts his advances because she is afraid of his type of man.

Just when Joey gets a date to play with the Harlem Globetrotters, members of the household catch the measles.

Joey considers abandoning his career as a comic after he bombs on stage.

Danny embarks on his first date since the death of his wife that results in romance.

When Peter fails in his efforts to attract Jan's new girlfriend, he asks Greg for help.

French asks Bill to intercede for an aspiring-actor friend.

Linda meets a little man who claims to be a leprechaun.

A mysterious woman asks Donna to buy a Chinese horse.

To end squabbles over what program to watch, Uncle Charley decrees no television for a week in the house.

Ernie's (Barry Livingston) bragging about his dad forces Steve (Fred MacMurray) into a grueling cross-country race with other fathers.

Lucy becomes David Frost's traveling companion.

Lucy turns into a talent scout when she tries to give Mel Tormé his big break.

Lucy may be riding with a killer (Elsa Lanchester).

Misadventures abound when the Ricardos and Mertzes vacation in Florida.

Rob is slapped, kicked and screamed at by the girl he left behind when he entered the Army.

After 30 years, Lou's old flame comes back into his life.

When Howard's black Army buddy asks him to be his best man, the Cunninghams invite the couple to be married in their home.

Laverne and Shirley pose as weight-loss counselors at a fat farm.

A widower and his son fall for the same girl; a bachelor is allergic to marriage; Stubing tries to rehabilitate a teenage shoplifter.

Stubing is considered for a prestigious command; a woman makes a date with a friend's fiancé; an ex-surgeon criticizes Doc's practice.

The Clampetts decide to rent out rooms, and their first boarder turns out to be the Drysdales' militantly efficient British butler.

Pinckney, the butler engaged to impart culture to the Clampetts, finds his job an uphill struggle all the way.

Mama's quiet weekend alone turns to boredom.

Mama is arrested at a rally for homeless people.

Fred and his friends decide to start their own escort service.

Fred is happy with Lamont's wedding plans until he learns the couple plans to live in their own place. He tries to convince Lamont's fiancée to break up with him.

Edith is going to a christening, the kids are off to a seminar in the mountains, and Archie is headed for a weekend of trouble.

Gloria feels insulted when Mike is turned on by her new black wig she had bought from the department store.

The ladies are surprised by how they are portrayed in a play that was written and directed by Elka.

Joy decides to reveal her feelings to Mitch, but a dating coach gets in the way; Victoria is smitten by a screenwriter.

Laura and Millie become stage mothers when their sons are cast in a TV commercial.

The Petries entertain a British duo (Chad & Jeremy).

When Woody's parents insist that their son return to Indiana to escape the decadence of Boston, the gang produces a home movie to refute their claims.

Diane, who has always wanted to be a writer, is offered to have one of her novels published; can Diane combine her work with marriage?

Elaine's indecision over whether to accept a job in Seattle prompts the cabbies to continue reminiscing.

Christine (Markie Post) is elected to Congress; Bull (Richard Moll) is kidnapped by aliens; Harry (Harry Anderson) rejects a faculty job.