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Julia jumps to the conclusion that Reese is seeing another woman.

Charlene is convinced that she will become the next country music star.

A new superintendent is hired, though he knows more about the violin than maintaining an apartment building.

Brenda scratches the valuable blues recording her grandfather gave her.

Convinced that Jack is gay, Roper decides that he is a safe date for his visiting niece.

Larry gives Jack and the girls a puppy even though Roper doesn't allow pets.

A smooth-talking record producer offers Florence fame, fortune and a recording session.

A prostitute in trouble may prove to Louise and Helen that their efforts at the community help center are not useless.

Fred's new color television set may be the same one that was stolen from Grady.

Lamont and Rolla go into a gay bar by mistake during a night out on the town.

Barney creates a problem when he assigns a robbery case to Fish and Yemana and turns the typing over to newly assigned Detective Janice Wentworth.

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

Danny and Keith suspect Laurie's shipboard suitor.

A presidential ambassador (Richard Mulligan) pursues Shirley.

George gives out a taxicab company's phone number as his own.

Romance abounds, and rebounds, when the Baxters get new neighbors.

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.

Samantha must prevent Darrin from turning into a mouse at midnight.

Sam's father, Maurice, gives magic powers to Darrin, who proceeds to use them to land a difficult account.

Vivian begins to resent Arthur's constant eulogizing of his late wife in every conversation.

Maude finally meets her match when a black teenager from the ghetto visits the Findlay house.

Mel's enraged when he learns that his mother told a white lie about his childhood pet.

Mel's dentist falls for Alice when she goes to have a chipped tooth repaired.

Blair learns that her test score, not the influence of her parents, will decide if she is admitted to law school.

Jo's grandfather travels from Poland to see her graduate from college.

Henry's life is threatened when he's the only eyewitness in a robbery.

Henry gets a new idea for Cosmic Cow, thanks to a story about a dog with amnesia.

Steven feels shortchanged when Elyse becomes preoccupied with volunteer work.

When Alex's carefree crush comes to stay at his house with her mother, he tries to reform her.

Convinced that Jack is gay, Roper decides that he is a safe date for his visiting niece.

Larry gives Jack and the girls a puppy even though Roper doesn't allow pets.

Barney creates a problem when he assigns a robbery case to Fish and Yemana and turns the typing over to newly assigned Detective Janice Wentworth.

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

When he can't get information at home, Alex looks elsewhere for answers to questions about life and love.

A letter mailed by Grandpa Romano arrives at Ann's apartment four years after his death.

A smooth-talking record producer offers Florence fame, fortune and a recording session.

A prostitute in trouble may prove to Louise and Helen that their efforts at the community help center are not useless.

Fred's new color television set may be the same one that was stolen from Grady.

Lamont and Rolla go into a gay bar by mistake during a night out on the town.

Actor Buddy Hackett; actress Ally Sheedy; Ed Kennedy.Guests: Buddy Hackett, Ally Sheedy..

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

Dr. Becker has so many enemies that he can't figure who would have broken in to vandalize his office.

Joe is forced out of the pilot's seat by high blood pressure.

Hiding in the back seat, Brian eavesdrops on Joe and Helen's secret date.

Paul is offered a large sum of money to produce a documentary about the life of an eccentric billionaire (Jerry Lewis); Paul hires a new editor/cameraman (Steven Wright) who is anything but energetic.

Paul is embarrassed when his father (Louis Zorich) shouts "Hello" to Regis Philbin in public; Regis then asks Paul's star-struck father to appear on his show, and he becomes a public-interest story.

Suzanne volunteers her services as a temporary foster mother to a Vietnamese girl (Connie Lew).

Mary Jo's divorced father takes a romantic interest in Charlene.

Their new butler's refined manner exasperates Mary and Rose.

Mary gets a chance to appear in a movie that's shooting in the area.

Jack feels guilty about not standing up to a tough guy who makes a play for Chrissy.