Family Entertainment (FETV)

Wally chains Lumpy's car to a tree. Lumpy: Frank Bank. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. June: Barbara Billingsley.

Wally courts trouble when he takes Kathy to a wild graduation party. Wally: Tony Dow. Kathy: Carole Wells. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Gregory: Herbert Rudley. Mrs. Gregory: Marjorie Reynolds.

Endora? Can that really be you being nice to Darrin after all these years? Nah, it's an amulet that Darrin possesses that makes her nice and courteous. Endora knows better and makes Samantha and Darrin argue with each other. Their arguments take a serious toll when Darrin is threatened with the loss of an account by a greeting card company. Endora removes the spell and Samantha saves the account b

Dr. Bombay's latest love potion for Esmerelda makes the people around her out of control with love when she accidentally pours it in her clam dip. Luckily, the good doctor comes up with an antidote before the house turns into an orgyfest.

Three survivors of an Indian raid claim Daniel is their father---and that he's planning to desert them. Jed: Kurt Russell. Addie: Jeanne Cooper. Martha: Claire Wilcox. Sam: Bob Anderson.

Kem Backer (Jeff Richards) isn't about to take no for an answer when he asks Slim and Jess to switch their way-station affiliation to his stage line. Fran: Fay Spain. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Sheriff: Richard Coogan. Tracy: William Bryant. Smudge: Dub Taylor.

Ex-convicts go after loot. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

A story about a Western Robin Hood. Lone Ranger: John Hart.

The Constitutional provision concerning double jeopardy is examined as Mason tries to clear a young man who was convicted of manslaughter. Ted: Tyler MacDuff. Balfour: Richard Hale. Boles: Douglas Kennedy. Harriet: Patricia Medina.

A boy's seemingly innocent inquiries provide Mason with a prelude to a series of baffling answers---and a murder trial. Nicky: Bobby Clarke. Anderson: James Anderson. Lois: Eleanor Audley. Burger: William Talman. Drake: William Hopper.

The Nelsons are puzzled by Grandma's Christmas gift, which arrived long after the holiday. The Nelsons: Themselves.

Ozzie tells his family a story from his childhood of when he wished for a white Christmas.