Great American Living (GLIV)

Garvey's son risks the anger of farmers to care for a wolf. Garvey: Merlin Olsen. Larabee: Don "Red" Barry. Alice Garvey: Hersha Parady. Mrs. Oleson: Katherine MacGregor. Oleson: Richard Bull. Charles: Michael Landon. (Repeat).

Laura and Andy track down a sneaky food thief. Michael Landon. Bailey: Bernard Behrens. Timothy: Johnny Doran. Oleson: Richard Bull. Willie: Jonathan Gilbert. Miss Beadle: Charlotte Stewart. (Repeat).

An uncaring physician takes over for Dr. Baker, who decides to retire after losing a patient. Charles: Michael Landon. Beth Novak: Collin Wilcox. Stanley Novak: Michael Pataki. (Repeat).

Posing as land speculators, Jesse James and his brother Frank (John Bennett Perry) hide out in Walnut Grove. Charles: Michael Landon. Broder: Michael Conrad. Lewis Ford: Frank Marth. Bob Ford: Tony Markes. Ned Watkins: Troy Melton. (Repeat).

Jonathan refuses to let his wife take a job when their crop is destroyed. Andy: Patrick Laborteaux. Charles: Michael Landon. Caroline: Karen Grassle. Laura: Melissa Gilbert. Judge Picker: Eddie Quillan. Silas: Carl Pitti. (Repeat).

The owner of the largest ranch in the territory refuses to allow the wagon train to cross her land. (Repeat).

Orphan Mary Ellen Thomas finds herself ostracized because of her unhappy disposition. Adams: Ward Bond. Sally: Jenny Hecht. Flint: Robert Horton. Mayhew: Dick Cutting. Mrs. Mayhew: Claudia Bryar. Jenkins: Vernon Rich. (Repeat).

Adams entrusts the emergency fund to a couple of travelers and sends them to buy horses, but he soon regrets his decision when one of their riderless mounts returns to the wagon train. (Repeat).

Kitty Angel, ostracized by the wives because of her reputation, befriends an orphaned Indian baby. Kitty: Anne Baxter. Adams: Ward Bond. Finch: Henry Hull. Cassie: Vivi Janiss. Sairey: Kathleen Freeman. Holden: Ben Morris. Hogg: David Leland. (Repeat).

Flint precedes the wagon train into Fort Bridger and runs into his sworn enemy, Col. Jase Taylor (Everett Sloane). Adams: Ward Bond. Jean: Rebecca Welles. Abbot: Charles Cooper. Bridger: Theodore Newton. Yates: Milton Frome. Hayes: Logan Field. Hawks: Terry Wilson. (Repeat).

Hunter Malloy is confounded: just as he was about to rob a passenger, he discovered gold. Adams: Ward Bond. Burke: Terence de Marney. Garner: Troy Donahue. Flint: Robert Horton. (Repeat).

The sheriff of Bitter Springs won't let the Ramseys join the settlement until they give up their adopted son, a black. Courtney: Stephen McNally. Ramsey: John Larch. Leona: Kay Stewart. Flint: Robert Horton. (Repeat).

Bette Davis stars as Ella Lindstrom, who's widowed and left with seven children. Inga: Cindy Robbins. Fitzpatrick: Robert Fuller. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Dr. Monroe: Alex Gerry. Bartender: Norman Leavitt. Stig: Harold Daye. (Repeat).

Flint finds a survivor of an Indian attack, but no one on the wagon train trusts the man and everyone fears him. Flint: Robert Horton. Adams: Ward Bond. Ellen: Judi Meredith. Emerson: Damian O'Flynn. Wentworth: Wilton Graff. Harris: Max Hartman. Mrs. Kennedy: Valerie Mitchell. (Repeat).

Flint is escorting the Lerners to a settlement when they're joined by a bandit disguised as a wanderer. Charvanaugh: J. Carrol Naish. Helen: Dorothy Green. Flint: Robert Horton. Adams: Ward Bond. Sybil: Bernadette Withers. Duane: Ricky Klein. Squirrel: L.Q. Jones. Tucknis: Jeff Daley. Sump: Mickey Finn. (Repeat).

Annie Griffith finds Flint wounded by Indians in the mountains. She nurses him back to health---planning to turn him over to the Indians in the hope that they might help her get back to civilization. Annie: Jan Sterling. Flint: Robert Horton. Cleve Colter: John Dehner. Adams: Ward Bond. Old Man: Clem Bevans. Blade Griffith: Robert Anderson. Mert Gunner: Michael Bachus. Wooster: Frank McGrath. (Rep

Brian Donlevy plays Jasper Cato, a passenger who arouses Adams' suspicion. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Collins: Allen Case. Hawks: Terry Wilson. Wooster: Frank McGrath. (Repeat).

A member of the wagon train falls in love with Vivian Carter, oblivious to the fact that she's going West to meet her fiance. Webb: Lorne Greene. Adams: Ward Bond. Johnson: Patric Knowles. Flint: Robert Horton. Freda: Mari Aldon. (Repeat).

Conchita Vasquez, a pretty Spanish-Indian girl, lures Flint into a trap so that her people can hold him for ransom. Conchita: Anna Maria Alberghetti. Flint: Robert Horton. Adams: Ward Bond. Carlos Soldareo: Carlos Romero. Martha Williams: Joyce Meadows. Dan Jaeger: William Lundmark. Simon Williams: Alan Reynolds. (Repeat).

Flint temporarily leaves the wagon train to guide Sister Rita (Vera Miles) and two other nuns to Nevada, where they plan to start an Indian school. Juan: Lalo Rios. Sister Monica: Sylvia Marriott. Sister Joseph: Frances Bavier. Lupe: Frank de Kova. (Repeat).

Quaker Matthew Lowry's convictions are mistaken for cowardice: he refuses to fight the man who constantly taunts him. Lowry: Richard Anderson. Otis: John Pickard. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Marian: Dorothy Provine. Hawks: Terry Wilson. Benjamin: Ronny Anton. (Repeat).

During an Indian attack on the wagon train, Major Adams spares the life of Swift Cloud, crippled son of the Indian Chief. Adams is shocked to learn that Swift Cloud's condition is the result of a vicious attack by a half-breed. The chief sends his son with the wagon train to go see a city doctor who might be able to cure him. (Repeat).

Wagon-train schoolteacher Vincent Eaglewood insists on nature hikes for his pupils---though hostile Indians are roaming nearby. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Ericka: Gail Kobe. Denike: Read Morgan. Bryngleson: Guinn Williams. Hennepin: Robert Eyer. Wooster: Frank McGrath. Oma Jean: Karen Sue Trent. (Repeat).

The search for missing artist Claude Soriano. The only clue: a painting that seems to indicate his life is in danger. Clara: Angie Dickinson. Claude: Robert Clarke. Sylvio Soriano: Eduardo Ciannelli. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. (Repeat).

Escaped convict Duke Lemay joins the wagon train---with an Eastern lawman on his trail. Adams: Ward Bond. Sinclair: Edward Platt. Flint: Robert Horton. Sarah: Joan Evans. Davey: Terry Kelman. Hawks: Terry Wilson. (Repeat).

Kate Parker offers to stay with an injured woman until help arrives. But her husband isn't so noble: he wants to kill the woman for her gold. Parker: Warren Stevens. Evie: Ruta Lee. Finley: Robert Fuller. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. (Repeat).

Flint faces a hazardous task: finding another route for the wagons, which are trapped because of a snow-blocked mountain pass. Steve: Torin Thatcher. Little Steve: Ben Cooper. Wooster: Frank McGrath. (Repeat).

Grainger's bid for territorial representative nets him a lesson in politics. John Springfield: Barry Sullivan. Tobe Larkin: Andrew Prine. Grainger: John McIntire. Holly: Jeanette Nolan. Jenny Larkin: Davey Davison. Bennett Poole: Dana Elcar. (Repeat).

Jim becomes farmhand, midwife and friend to a pregnant teenager whose husband is on the lam from the law. Anna: Darlene Carr. Obie: Frank Webb. Jim: Tim Matheson. Rigby: John Pickard. Trampas: Doug McClure. Sheriff: Ross Elliott. Virginian: James Drury. (Repeat).

The Graingers become stand-in parents for a boy running away from an orphanage. Bayo: Guy Stockwell. Virginian: James Drury. Grainger: John McIntire. Holly: Jeanette Nolan. McPhearson: Peter Whitney. Claire: Jan Shepard. Sills: Kay E. Kuter. (Repeat).

The Virginian is attracted to Julie Oakes, an Eastern reporter whose mysteriously tragic past may doom their relationship. Glover: Fred Beir. Virginian: James Drury. Barton: George Murdock. Holly: Jeanette Nolan. Grainger: John McIntire. (Repeat).

Trampas's vacation takes a nightmarish turn when he's jailed in a small town on a trumped-up murder charge. Trampas: Doug McClure. Josh: Dennis Cooney. Abby: Beverlee McKinsey. Sheriff: Ken Lynch. Ezra: Karl Swenson. Lucius: Harry Cooper. Jake: Donald Barry. (Repeat).

A story of alienation between a veteran Army officer and his son, a deserter. Toby: Michael Burns. Hamilton: Morgan Woodward. O'Rourke: Alan Hale. Grainger: John McIntire. Virginian: James Drury. Holly: Jeanette Nolan. Elizabeth: Sara Lane. (Repeat).

The Virginian becomes involved in a lawman's obsessive search for two surviving members of a gang. James: John Anderson. Ontro: Timothy Carey. Virginian: James Drury. Dubbins: Anthony Call. Audry: Audrey Totter. Preacher: G.D. Spradlin. (Repeat).

Trampas becomes involved in a bittersweet romance with young Peg Halstead, whose father (Michael Constantine) strongly opposes the match. Grainger: John McIntire. (Repeat).

In North Dakota to purchase ponies, Jim Horn tangles with a pair of sharp operators after his $4000 bank roll. Karen: Anne Helm. Sheriff: Frank Campanella. Orrey: Burr DeBenning. (Repeat).

The Shiloh people unwittingly stir up the past when they shelter the son and white widow of a Shoshone. Cath: Bethel Leslie. Cantrell: Charles Drake. Virginian: James Drury. Elizabeth: Sara Lane. Jim: Tim Matheson. Landeen: Tim Holt. Wolf: Gerald Michenaud. Laurie: Jane Actman. (Repeat).

The accent is on comedy as a proper Southern woman, aided by Trampas and old Luther, goes after robbers who took her dowry. Luther: Strother Martin. Trampas: Doug McClure. Baxter: Noah Beery. Kendrick: Anthony Eisley. (Repeat).

Smoldering jealousies surface with the arrival of the wife of a prominent Medicine Bow businessman. Billy: Steve Sandor. Frank: Warren Kemmerling. Virginian: James Drury. John: Michael Conrad. Elizabeth: Sara Lane. (Repeat).

A group tries to take over the cattle market in Wyoming, putting Shiloh at risk. A failed cattle drive leads to layoffs for all Shiloh workers. (Repeat).

Granny threatens to call the cops unless Pearl stops her yodeling. Irene Ryan. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Kelly: Brian Kelly. Officer: Eddie Dean. Elly May: Donna Douglas. (Repeat).

Jed strikes up a romance with a glamorous Beverly Hills matron. Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Mme. Denise: Narda Onyx. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Jane: Nancy Kulp. (Repeat).

A con man tries to sell Jed the Hollywood Bowl. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. (Repeat).

Drysdale makes Jed a vice president of the bank. Buddy Ebsen. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Granny: Irene Ryan. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Jane: Nancy Kulp. Hacker: Charles Lane. (Repeat).

A genealogist (Rosemary De Camp) leads Jed to believe his ancestors preceded the Mayflower. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer: Pearl: Bea Benaderet. (Repeat).

A society matron (Rosemary De Camp) uproots the family tree. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Jethro: Max Baer. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Mrs. Drysdale: Harriet MacGibbon. (Repeat).

A fortune hunter sets her sights on Jed. Granny: Irene Ryan. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. (Repeat).

Boxing for Garvey, Charles faces an opponent in no shape to spar. Charles: Michael Landon. Garvey: Merlin Olsen. Moody: Raymond St. Jacques. Tim Kagan: Daryl Roach. Janie Kagan: Ketty Lester. Jake Barky: Paul Bryar. (Repeat).

The Ingalls and Oleson families spend a day at the fair. Michael Landon, Karen Grassle. Oleson: Richard Bull. Cass: Dick De Coit. Patrick: Michael Morgan. Pickpocket: Dick Armstrong. Shell-Game Barker: Steve Eastin. Old Lady: Helen Hintz. (Repeat).

Adam Simms and his son Luke move into town. Adam falls in love with Miss Beadle, while Luke and Nellie Oleson fall for each other. After Miss Beadle talks to Nellie about love and marriage, Nellie and Luke decide to get married. (Repeat).

Charles harbors an Indian who suffered a stroke while leading his people to new lands. Hugh MacGregor: Richard O'Brien. Little Crow: Nick Ramus. Spotted Wolf: Guillermo San Juan. Charles: Michael Landon. Mrs. MacGregor: Vivian Brown. Rob MacGregor: Brett Ericson. Garvey: Merlin Olsen. (Repeat).

Dolly Kincaid welcomes the chance to leave town with a handsome stranger---unaware that he's a bank robber. Dagen: John Ericson. (Repeat).

Outlaw Gunnar Borgstrom interrupts his journey to Canada to pay a visit to his brother-in-law---Ben (Lorne Greene). Hoss: Dan Blocker. Adam: Pernell Roberts. Joe: Michael Landon. Carrie: Sonya Wilde. Vaca: Al Ruscio. Morgan: Ric Marlow. (Repeat).

Outlaw Johnny Logan plots revenge against his sheriff-father, who jailed him the year before. Johnny: Dick Davalos. Ben: Lorne Greene. Sheriff Logan: James Westerfield. Adam: Pernell Roberts. Hoss: Dan Blocker. Joe: Michael Landon. (Repeat).

Adam falls in love with a girl known to the Indians as the white buffalo woman. Ben: Lorne Greene. Hoss: Dan Blocker. Joe: Michael Landon. Chato: Hal Jon Norman. Dako: Vic Millan. Tiowa: Frank Sentry. (Repeat).

Joe's efforts to teach Ann Croft sign language are misinterpreted by the girl as love. Joe: Michael Landon. Albie: Albert Salmi. Croft: Albert McKenna. Ben: Lorne Greene. Preacher: James Griffith. Eb: Sherwood Price. (Repeat).

Hoss tries to help Arnie Gunn, a man with the mind of a child and an uncontrollable temper. Hoss: Dan Blocker. Arnie: Cal Bolder. Shari: Karen Sharpe. Ben: Lorne Greene. Adam: Pernell Roberts. Joe: Michael Landon. Freddie: Leonard Nimoy. (Repeat).

A revenge-seeker blames Ben for the death of his father. Diane: Jan Sterling. Todd: David Macklin. Ben: Lorne Greene. Appling: Lee Van Cleef. Adam: Pernell Roberts. Hoss: Dan Blocker. (Repeat).

Hoss proposes to Helen Layton, despite Adam's warning that she's a compulsive gambler. Hoss: Dan Blocker. Adam: Pernell Roberts. Hammond: Marshall Reed. Ben: Lorne Greene. Sugar Daddy: Lyle Talbot. Joe: Michael Landon. Dealer: Paul Dubov. (Repeat).

Maud Hoad leads her revenge-seeking family against Joe, who was forced to shoot treacherous Jeb Hoad. Maud: Katherine Warren. Dodie: Jack Elam. Jeb: Don Harvey. Ben: Lorne Greene. Adam: Pernell Roberts. Hoss: Dan Blocker. Willow: Anita Sands. (Repeat).

Hoss and Joe become embroiled in a family feud. Alonzo: Douglas Spencer. Anse: Jonathan Gilmore. Brown: Henry Hull. Lorna: Ellen Corby. Jubal: George Mitchell. (Repeat).

Granny chases off the tax collector with a shotgun. Granny: Irene Ryan. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Landman: John Stephenson. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. (Repeat).

Baseball's Leo Durocher appears in this episode, in which he mistakes Jed and Jethro for caddies. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Jethro: Max Baer. Granny: Irene Ryan. (Repeat).

Jed (Buddy Ebsen) falls for a beautiful Beverly Hills matron (Narda Onyx). Granny: Irene Ryan. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Jane: Nancy Kulp. Mrs. Drysdale: Harriet MacGibbon. (Repeat).

Drysdale comes up for a raise when he lands the Clampett account. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Van Ransohoff: Jim Backus. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. (Repeat).

The Clampett clan appears in court on a traffic violation. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. James: Murvyn Vye. Mabel: Kathleen Freeman. Attorney: Dean Harens. Jethro: Max Baer. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Judge: Roy Roberts. Bailiff: Jess Kirkpatrick. (Repeat).

Herbert Rudley appears as a psychiatrist who somehow winds up with Jethro as a patient. Jethro: Max Baer. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Nurse: Karen Norris. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. (Repeat).

A psychiatrist shows interest in Granny's mountain remedies. Twombly: Herbert Rudley. Granny: Irene Ryan. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Jethro: Max Baer. (Repeat).

Laura competes for a boy's attention while Charles takes part in a freight-hauling contest. Garvey: Merlin Olsen. Jimmy: Chris Petersen. Samantha: Seeley Ann Thumann. Monsieur Francois: Leon Belasco. Perkins: Sam Gilman. Zucker: Sam Starr. (Repeat).

Mary begins teaching in a community whose dominating citizen thinks education is evil. Caleb Fisher: John McLiam. Jacob Bond: Sandy McPeak. Joshua Bond: Mark Neely. Ellen Fisher: Dee Croxton. (Repeat).

Mr. Ingalls is severely delayed when a wheel breaks on his wagon in the pouring rain. This is the day of Charles and Caroline's wedding anniversary. Everything had been all prepared and set up for that day. When Charles doesn't show up in time, Caroline tells the children how hard it was to get Charles to notice her and how many heartbreaks she had before she finally knew that Charles loved her. (

A message in a bottle leads Laura to an abandoned baby. Michael Landon. Caroline: Karen Grassle. Nathaniel: Donald Moffat. Anna: Lenora May. Bobbie: Michael Mullins. (Repeat).

Just hours from Manhattan, Beat creates a country retreat for a demanding French financier, while Joel's Australian client makes a last-minute request for a three-car garage. (Repeat).

Beat delivers a home to a headstrong client in Utah who wants to do everything for himself, while Andre covets a magazine cover story. (Repeat).

As winter approaches, the rush to build two summer getaway homes is on. Peter leads his team in Alberta, while Bryan Jr. and his guys head north to Alaska. (Repeat).

In Northern British Columbia, a challenging modern log home has Beat and his crew risking life and limb. Meanwhile, Joel and Bryan Sr. take a chance on hiring an eccentric perfectionist to carve a life-size statue on a tight deadline. (Repeat).

Beat and Sam build a beautiful home in Alberta and then engage in a paintball battle with their clients. Meanwhile, Peter rebuilds a massive barn for an old friend, but first he gets to demolish it. (Repeat).

In the Prairies, Peter gets stuck in the mud trying to make a client's dreams come true. Meanwhile, Beat helps Sam with his biggest build ever, but a reckless rookie crane operator threatens to bring the whole project down. (Repeat).

One of Joel's constructions is threatened when one of his trucks wrecks; Beat and Andre sell a thousand-year-old tree to an eccentric Arkansas businessman. (Repeat).

Joel builds a large house in the wilderness for a client he's never met; Bryan Sr. tries to create amazing log furniture in one day. (Repeat).

Joel assembles a millionaire's retreat on a beautiful private island in England. Meanwhile, Beat gets an emotional assignment. (Repeat).

Peter goes to Scotland and discovers that his boss Bryan Sr. has followed him. Meanwhile, Beat and Andre face a client with buyer's remorse. (Repeat).

Bryan Sr. resurrects an ancient crane dubbed "Rust Bucket" to complete a remote fishing cabin. Meanwhile, Beat struggles with two huge projects competing for time and square footage on the work yard. (Repeat).

The Clampetts offer to help out at Drysdale's bank. Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Bob: John Ashley. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Kitty: Patty Joy Harmon. (Repeat).

Fifth-grader Armstrong McHugh drops in to play with classmate Jethro. Michel Petit. Jethro: Max Baer. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Chauffeur: Hayden Rorke. (Repeat).

Knowing how much Granny enjoys doctoring, Jed feigns illness. Irene Ryan. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Clyburn: Fred Clark. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. (Repeat).

A doctor blows the whistle on Granny's mountain-medicine practice. Fred Clark. Granny: Irene Ryan. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Jane: Nancy Kulp. (Repeat).

Granny tries to plant a vegetable garden in front of the mansion. Irene Ryan. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Jane: Nancy Kulp. (Repeat).

Elly enrolls at a finishing school. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Cynthia: Joanna Barnes. Jethro: Max Baer. Jane: Nancy Kulp. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. (Repeat).

A new fashion called "The Clampett Look" has come to Beverly Hills. Its greatest fans: the wealthy Fenwicks, who the Clampetts think are paupers. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Granny: Irene Ryan. Cynthia: Joanna Barnes. Mrs. Fenwick: Doris Packer. (Repeat).

Mrs. Olesen may finally get to drive those ""homely"" Ingalls from Walnut Grove for good when the family gets an inheritance from a wealthy relative. Against their better judgement, Charles spends the money on farm equipment and other things before finding out he used worthless Confederate funds to make the purchases. (Repeat).

Nels' brother sends his 12-year-old son to Walnut Grove after repeated conflicts at home and school. When Mrs. Oleson interferes in her husband's plans to rehabilitate his nephew, Nels asks Charles to step in and teach the boy some values. (Repeat).

Caroline fears that her baby won't be the boy she's sure Charles wants. Charles: Michael Landon. Mary: Melissa Sue Anderson. Mrs. Simms: Charlotte Stewart. Mme. Maria: Lili Valenty. (Repeat).

Charles is shattered to learn that Mary is going blind. First of two parts. Michael Landon, Karen Grassle. Laura: Melissa Gilbert. Burke: Ford Rainey. Seth: Rob Kenneally. Baker: Kevin Hagen. Jonathan: Merlin Olsen. (Repeat).

A retired mother-daughter duo look for a new Class A diesel motorhome to live in together full-time. With a budget of $400,000, they hope to find a home with a traditional oven and separate sleeping areas. (Repeat).

A New York couple upgrades their motorhome for their ten-year anniversary. (Repeat).

An Indiana couple looks for a motorhome for their family of four. (Repeat).

A Georgia couple looks for a motorhome so that they could go RV camping with their daughters. (Repeat).